Doctor McCoy’s $5 a Month Hearing Cure Offer
Doctor McCoy announces a limited one month rate of five dollars for all patients seeking the Discovery treatment. Deafness, catarrh, bronchial and lung troubles, stomach, kidney, rheumatic, and skin diseases are covered with uniform care until cured. All applicants before November 1 or renewing patients during the month receive treatment at the same rate and are not turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Doctor McCoy
Bellevue
Europe
Merving
Koch
Berlin
Siw
W. A
Charity Hospital of
Fee
Royal Clinic
von Bergmann
Deaf Cambridge Woman Hears Baby Voice After Surgery
Mrs Florence Seaver of 3 Leonard Ave Cambridge recounts regaining hearing after Doctors McCoy and Powell cured her long deafness. She describes hearing her baby's cooing and even breathing and notes improvement since a recent successful examination and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Seaver
Leonard Ave
Cambridge
Mass
McCoy and Powell
Search for Scanlan Underway as Dog Ponto Joins Hunt
A search party led by Captain John J. Hickey departed for Char lottetown P B I to locate Michael J. Scanlan missing from Dover near Murray River bridge. The team includes Richard Furness Captain Cronin Peter Veale and others, with Newfoundland dog Ponto aboard Train 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hickey
Charlottetown
Michael J. Scanlan
Boston
Dover
Murray River Bridge
Richard Furness
John P. Cronin
Thomas Francis Meagher
Peter P. Veale
Michael C. Roche
David Woolf
James O'Reilly
Mr. Scanlan
Ponto
Hickey
Union Station
C. J. Keyes
A. J. O’connor
Thomas Roche
P. J. Sheehy
Bernard Dolan
Denis J. Cronin
James Campbell
Thomas M. Sullivan
John Bevan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Godspeed
Mary
Bridget Sheehy
John B. O'Higgins
Whiskey trust plans $50 million capital to control Kentucky brands
A New York report states a whiskey trust is forming with capital over $50 million led by S. M. Rice of the American Spirits Company and Kentucky distillers. The aim is to consolidate Kentucky whiskey interests with the American Spirits Company and corner national spirit output and premium brands. Some large distillers resist and threaten court action if challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kentucky
S. M. Rice
American Spirits Company
Amalgamated Trust
Yantic Gets Ready for Training Voyage
The gunboat Yantic, long in the navy yard for repairs to serve as a training ship for the Michigan Naval Reserve, was hauled from the dock yesterday and began taking on stores for a fast start on a long voyage. The trip is expected to begin Thursday.
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Yantic
Navy Yard
Michigan Naval Reserve
Dinner of Republican Club of Massachusetts Expected Large Turnout
Tickets sales indicate a large attendance for the Republican Club of Massachusetts annual dinner at Music Hall on Wednesday evening next week. Guests include Gov Wolcott Lt Gov Crane Sec State Olin State Treasurer Shaw Attorney General Knowlton ex Governor Boutwell and other prominent Republicans. Members should request tickets at 19 Milk Street to avoid disappointment if the limit is reached before the dinner.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Music Hall
Wolcott
Crane
Olin
Shaw
Knowlton
Boutwell
George H. Lyman
Republican National Committee
Goetting
Talbot
Republican State Committee
Milk Street
American Wringer Company Advertises Malfunctions Repair
The American Wringer Company at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 8 Arch Street manufactures clothes wringers mangles and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers are repaired. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Ranklin Street
Arch Street
New Great South American Kidney Cure Relief Claim
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a claimed remedy called New Great South American Kidney Cure. Noted for prompt relief of bladder and back pain and rapid reduction of water retention. Sold by Geo C Goodwin & Co in Hanover Street.
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GEO. C. Goodwin &O
Hanover St
Union leaders to speak at Everett and Malden meetings
Joseph F. Maloney, president of the Machinists' Union, will speak in Everett square tonight at 8 o'clock, joined by Charles Robinson. An outdoor meeting is planned at the old tower in Malden today between 12 and 1 o'clock with speaker David Goldstein on why rubber workers should vote for the Socialist Labor Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Maloney
Machinists’ Union
Everett Square
Charles Robinson
Old Tower
Malden
Socialist Labor Party
David Goldstein
Wardmaster Door Lock Sparks City Hospital Row
A letter from a wardmaster criticizes Dr. Rowe for a new door lock at Boston City Hospital intended to enforce late shift discipline. Officials say the lock helps control access and bolster safety, noting prior late arrivals and violations while denying fire trap risks.
Food Fair Attracts Crowds Despite Bad Weather
Amid grim weather trains ferried suburban visitors to the food fair where exhibits and events draw growing crowds. Highlights included the Ro'si Hungarian Gypsy Band, East Boston Cadet Band, and Salem Cadet Band, plus daily lessons at the Woman's Institute and lectures on bed making and kitchen crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waildorf
Exhibition Hall
Grand Hall
East Boston
Salem
Woman’s Institute
Eunice D. Kinney
Anna Barrows
Household Institute
City Abolishes Tide Land Rights in Manhattan Reach
The New York Court of Appeals upheld a case ruling that the city owns all land between low and high water on Manhattan Island. The decision bars upland owners from claiming access to water despite earlier frontage claims. The ruling confirms city authority over bulkhead and exterior street construction that could sever upland water access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Appeals
Henry W. Sage
Island of
Manhattan
Sage
Barrett
City of
Baron Knopsky Attempts Suicide in Manhattan
Baron Knopsky, who arrived from Rio de Janeiro, addressed a farewell note to Charles Dana Gibson before turning on gas jets in his room at 28 West Twenty-fifth Street. Found unconscious, he was taken to New York Hospital and placed under detective supervision. He is described as once wealthy, with recent heavy financial losses. Gibson knew him only professionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Boston City Hospital
Post
Yale
New York
Charles Dana Gibson
Baron Knopsky
Rio de Janeiro
West Twenty-fifth Street
Mr. Gibson
New York Hospital
Gibson
Fugitives From Justice Nabbed In Officer Sworn Transfer
Inspectors Cleary and Morrisey of headquarters yesterday arrested Oliver Barnish of Palmer Massachusetts and Vinnie E Stewart of Nashua New Hampshire alleged fugitives from justice wanted in Nashua for larceny of 156 dollars from John French on October 10 They were delivered into the custody of Officer Flood of Nashua and taken by 6 o clock train to that city last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary and
Morrisey
Oliver Barnish
Palmer
Mass
Vinnie E. Stewart
Nashua
N. H
John French
Officer Flood
Bunker Hill Tammany Club Prepares Second Annual Ball
The Bunker Hill Tammany Association plans its second annual ball at Roughan Hall on Friday evening, December 17. A souvenir book will trace the club’s history from its inception in Abbotsford Hall on October 11, 1896, when the membership stood at twenty four. it now exceeds 150. The organizing committee includes Martin P. Higgins as chairman and John F. Gibbons as secretary with members P J Kyle, Roger J Kelly, William Crowley, James Dever and John J Murphy.
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Bunker Hill Tammany Association
Charlestown
Roughan Hall
Abbotsford Hall
Martin P. Higgins
John F. Gibbons
P. J. Kyle
Roger J. Kelly
William Crowley
James Dever
John J. Murphy
Somerville Man To Receive Medal Of Honor For Civil War Gallantry
Nathaniel C. Barker of Somerville will be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry at Spottsylvania May 12, 1864. Then a sergeant in Company E, Eleventh New Hampshire Volunteers, he carried both national and state colors after color bearers fell, and was wounded later in the action. The presentation occurs at the Veterans' Rights Association in Pemberton Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel C. Barker
Somerville
United States
Spottsylvania
New Hampshire
Barker
Veterans’ Rights Association
Pemberton Square
War Department
New Hampshire Volunteers
R. A. Alger
Bolivia Expedition Planned to Open Country to Settlement
Arrangements are nearly finished for a large expedition to Bolivia to explore the country and open it to North American settlers. In New York Senor Luis Paz Bolivian minister in Washington met with the Bolivian consul general and discussed inquiries about Bolivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bolivia
Senor
Luis Paz
Washington
Paz
United States
Providence plaintiff sues railroad for damages in a Civil Court trial
The trial of Michael B. McGarrahan of Providence against the New York Hartford railroad resumed in Superior Civil Court. McGarrahan testified about injuries from a May 7 incident when a car jumped the rail and threw him from a window. The corporation admitted liability but contested damages, with the plaintiff seeking 26000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael B. McGarrahan
Providence
R. I
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Superior Civil Court
McGarrahan
Battle over Greater New York politics pits independents vs bosses
The Greater New York contest centers on Thomas L. George and Bosses Platt Croker, with Low backing and Daytons potential shift. Bet odds favor Tam many, while figures like Gaynor and Tracy rally supporters as campaigns shape around autocracy vs reform. Local betting thrives with ranges across Van Wyck Low George Gleason and Tracy.
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New York
Greater
Low
George
Platt
Croker
Tammany
van Wyck
Teddy
Roosevelt
Central Labor Union
Knights of Labor
Chicago
Bryan
Colonel Waring
Henry George
Dayton
Mr. George
Justice van Wyck
William M. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Strong
Bourke Cochran
General Tracy
Tracy
Silas B. Dutcher
Secretary of the Navy
F. A. Schroeder
Greater New York
Citizens’ Union
Tom” Reilly
Aqueduct
Delmonico
Metropole
Frank Keeney
Mr. Faelten Presents An All Star Recital At Steinert Hall
Carl Faelten gave his first pianoforte recital at Steinert Hall with works by Schubert Mendelssohn Beethoven Schumann Hiller Heller Chopin and Liszt. He played with earnestness and fine technique and especially impressed in the Mendelssohn numbers the Beethoven sonata and the Liszt E major polonaise. The audience valued the rarely heard program and praised the performance though the Chopin studies lacked full romantic warmth. A pupil recital at the Faelten school will follow in Brooklyn on an announced date.
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Carl Faelten
Steinert Hall
Schubert
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Schumann
Hiller
Heller
Chopin
Faelten
Liszt
Faelten Pleneserte
Brookom
Whitman Endorses McCoy Deafness Treatment
Dr Edson F Whitman of Somerville Mass a veteran eye and ear specialist gives his full endorsement to Doctor McCoys new deafness treatment He praises its scientific basis gentle action and potential benefits and notes he will undergo the care himself after becoming deaf in an accident eye ear expert also highlights his forty five years of practice and leadership in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edaen F. Whitman
Bew Street
Somerville
Mass
New England Society of Specialists
Whitman
New England States
McCoy
Edeon F. Whitman
Bow Street
Boston Doctor Endorses New Deafness Treatment Discovery
Dr Ernest F Robinson M D electro therapeutic specialist testifies to the old methods failing and endorses Dr McCoy s new discovery for deafness. He praises its simple yet scientific method and reports his own case treated with gratifying results. He states the discovery could not be in more competent hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Robinson
Beacon Street
Boston
Cured by Doctors McCoy and Powell
Boston man Bernard Swenson describes suffering from incipient consumption with coughing yellow matter and chest pain. He credits Doctors McCoy and Powell with his cure after seeking treatment and obtaining autographic papers explaining the catarrh consumption link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bernard Swenson
Commercial Street
Boston
Mass
McCoy and Powell
Deafness Reverses After Measles Treatment in Brookline
Miss Margaret Maloney of 78 Perry Street Brookline Massachusetts reports sudden hearing return last Friday after treatment at Doctors McCoy and Powells office while visiting a friend. She recalls hearing her friend's words and nearby conversations clearly again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Maloney
Perry St. Brookline
Mass
Woman Regains Hearing After Medical Therapy
In a Winthrop visit a young woman recalls losing hearing after measles a decade ago and withdrawing from school. A nurse recommended Doctors McCoy and Powell. after their treatment her hearing returned, allowing her to hear a tick of a watch and normal conversation clearly.
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Winthrop
McCoy and Powell
McCoy
Powell
Deafness Reversed After Typhoid Fever Treatment
Charles B. Darling of Salem Massachusetts recalls losing hearing to typhoid fever for 25 years and credits Doctors McCoy and Powell with restoring his hearing after their careful examination and treatment. He notes he can hear as well as before and that the noises in his head disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Darling
Gardner St
Salem
Mass
McCoy
Powell
McCoy and Powell
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Scanlan
A. W. Wheeler & Co.’'S
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Wight OF Gifts
Golden Star Pleasure Fou
Storey Soule
Alfred Bloom
Juliet
Wilson Bros
Richardson—Allen
Edward A. Horton
Richardson
Lucy Taylor Allen
City Hospital
DR. Greene
Greeno
Manhattan Island
Tideway
Bunker Hill
N. C. Barker
GEO. C. Goodwin & GQ
Pratt
MR. Faelten
C.I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Belmont Esturant
Chest Hill
Hawley ST
City
Edson F. Whitman
New York Electro-Therapeutic Clinic
University of Buffalo
National College of Electro-Therapeutics of
Indiana
John F. Quimm
Broadway
Arlington
Henry Wendelen
Milford, N. H
DR. McCoy
University of New York
Pan
Wiener
Loomis Prise
Bellevue Hospital
Vnciting Clan
Lovden
Dublin
Rose Grace Norton
Lamont St
Roxbury
Roctor McCoy
Almyr System
Washington St
Jefferson Building
Adams House
Doctor J
Kiesap McCoy
R. Powell
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