Ella C Luce Grand Concert At Lyceum Hall
Mrs. Ella C. Luce hosted her annual concert in Woburn at Lyceum Hall with a full audience. Featured artists included The Weber Male Quartet violinist Miss Alice Williams contralto Miss Alice Mae Hoiti reader Miss Grace E Sanborn and accompanist Miss Mertina L Bancroft.
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Woburn
Ella C. Luce
Lyceum Hall
Weber
Alice Williams
Alice Mae
Hoiti
Grace E. Sanborn
Mertina L. Bancroft
Walcott the Boxer Declares Malden Mayoral Candidacy
Barbadoes Joe Walcott announces his bid for mayor of Malden promising tax relief and reform. He pledges to end corruption and improve schools and police while closing saloons, calling for a higher plane of municipal governance and steering clear of ego and color. He plans to quit boxing if elected.
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Barbadoes
Joe Walcott
Malden
Paity
Joe
Fire Scare After Cottage Blaze at Winthrop Beach
Fire at the Philip Rowe cottage on Mermaid Avenue sparked fear of wider destruction to the Waverly and Olympic cottages. The Rowe, Waverly, and Olympic homes suffered about 1400 dollars in damage as residents fought flames from their rooftops before the department arrived.
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Winthrop
Philip Rowe
Mermaid Avenue
Waverly
Olympic
Rowe
Olympus
Simon Donovan
Joseph McGreenery, Jr
Miss McEg
Sackmary Dies. Early Hebrew Settler Mourned in Boston
Louis Sackmary, said to be the first Hebrew to locate in Boston's West End, died at his Chelsea home Sunday evening. Aged 71, he arrived in America about 40 years ago, helped found the Baldwin Place Synagogue, and is survived by a widow, three sons, and three daughters.
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Sackmary
Louis Sackmary
West End
Chelsea
Boston
Baldwin Place
King's Bohemian Beer Pure as any beer brewed today
The notice proclaims King's Bohemian Beer as pure and comparable to modern brews, highlighting its quality and traditional brewing standards.
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King’s Bohemian Beer
Bryan and Bryan and Hill Campaign in Elm Park
In Chillicothe Missouri William J. Bryan addressed a large outdoor gathering in Elm Park. He compared himself to Aaron rather than Moses of Democracy and said he would be the Aaron if the Moses leader would guide the people out of the wilderness.
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Chillicothe
William J. Bryan
Elm Park
Bryan
Moses
Democratic Party
Aaron
Davis and Hill denounce government excess in Baltimore
In Baltimore Senator Davis warns voters to restrain high officials under constitutional law and criticizes partisan officeholders. Ex Senator Hill attacks President Roosevelt for appointing his private secretary to commerce and chairing the national committee amid campaign fundraising from corporations.
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Davis
Hill
Baltimore
Civil Service Law
David B. Hill
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
National Committee
Cortelyou
Republican leaders clash over nominations at convention
At the state GOP convention figures clashed as Bellew won the nomination after a contested ballot. Oliver Stevens led for district attorney with 136 votes to Morse's 94, amid speeches praising Stevens and urging a strong Republican pick.
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Curtis
Bellew
Oliver Stevens
Vernon H. Skinner
Skinner
William A. Morse
Aaron Wolfson
Dorchester
Bromberg
Kelley
City Hall
John B. Moran
Morse
Adams
W. W. Doherty
United States
Doherty
Russians Advance as War Moves Toward Liao Yang
From Mukden October 10 6 p m Russian army begins moving toward Japan with the advance starting October 6. Japanese losses include the fortification Bentsiaputze and the Taitse River ford. Japanese rear and right flank exposed as Russian push continues with decisive victory seen upon re entry to Liao Yang.
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Mukden
Associated Press
Bentsiaputze
Bensihu
Taitse
Liaoyang
Reciprocity and New Custom House Discussion at Boston Boards
Boston Associated Boards of Trade met at Young's Hotel to discuss reciprocity and plans to remove the custom house from its current site. The meeting covered a proposed 80 foot street widening, assessed impacts on 133 estates, and a new custom house east of the present site with frontage on State Street. A special committee on reciprocal trade was created and officers for the coming year were elected.
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Custom House
Boston Associated Boards of Trade
Young’s
John Mason Little
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Frank L. Young
Committee On
Causeway
Commercial
Washington Street
Charlestown
Keany Square
Clinton
United States
McKinley Square
State Street
State
Commercial Streets
Central
India
Milk
Boston Society of Architects
Frederic H. Viaux
Real Estate Exchange
Executive Committee
Congress
Committee On Commerce
John C. Cobb
C. O. Prouty
Interstate Commerce
Associated Boards of Trades
Edward B. Wilson
William B. Rice
Arthur C. Farley
Henry F. Miller
John T. Boyd
Jerome Jones
Frank Wellington
Direct Treatment Cures Consumption and Tuberculin Claims
The piece promotes the Koch inhalation method as the effective treatment for consumption, claiming stomach medicines fail. It cites Dr. Edward Koch and Tuberculin as direct lung therapies, touts permanent cures, and gives Boston addresses for the Koch Institute and patient testimonials.
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Edward Koch
Koch
Boston
Ernest F. Angell
Massachusetts Avenue
Koch Institute
Tremont Street
Boston Koch Institute
Tremont St
Tremont Theatre
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Boston Cooking School
Dunham Manufacturing Co
New York
Dunham
Talking Machine
Columbia
U. 8
Enso
Marvel
Loc.s
Marel
Uncle Josh
Marvel Bluing
Neantree
E. J. Morgan Bluing CO
Greenwich
New Yorke
Davis Optical CO
Park Square
Atamie
Patent Office
Board of Trade Building
Aliso
Bremner Extract CO
School St
Kennedy
Kuppenheimer
Hyde Park
Joe Gans
Rob. Roy
Joseph Walcott
WiIl
Ring
Fey
Vou
Weewavea
Ike Allen
Wolf
Ward 25
Francis P. Ewing
Bates
Mr. Wolf
Lomasney
William W. Doherty
Stevens
Melvin
Commonwealth
Gladstone
Charles E. Wiggin
P. H. Kelley
Ward 23
A Re
Adams Interrupts
Him
Hood
Hood’s
Eend
C. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Simon
Pinknam
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. Tonnicurr
Weggeland
Minn
Wri. Stone
North Dana, Mass
Mrs. Pinxham
Imfeld
Jefferson Place
Union Hill
N. J
ALPHA
Alpha 16
Honov
Shoe Br
Scollay Square
Washington
Opera House
Roxbury
Mary A
Julias
Patrick Jennings
Sieese
Harrison Avenue
St. Philip's Church
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