Systemic Catarrh of Autumn Prompts Peruna Endorsement
Mrs D Powell of Chehalis Washington and others describe systemic catarrh a whole body disease involving stomach liver and kidneys. They credit Peruna with curing indigestion and organ troubles and urge readers to read Dr Hartman's book on chronic catarrh for full details.
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D. Powell
Epworth League
Loyal Temperance Legion
Chehalis
Wash
Hartman
Peruna
Powell
C. D. Powell
John Wilcot
Royal Templars of Temperance
Ellsworth St
Philadelphia
Six ballots and no choice in crucial party convention
The convention opened at 8 30 with James F Nolan presiding and Rosnosky moving to ballot. After six ballots with ward by ward tallies, a recess was taken until Monday as leaders conferred with no result. Conry praised by peers, but Ward 3 vows to back Corbett. talks with Galvin lingered past midnight. No compromises seen yet as Clancy Sullivan and Kells hold firm.
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James F. Nolan
Rosnosky
Ward 9
McClellan
Waird 2
Conry
Corbett
Fitzgerald
Gallivan
Clancy
Sullivan
Kells
No Change in Sixth at Democratic Senatorial Convention
The sixth Democratic senatorial convention last night produced no choice as 34 more ballots were cast, totaling 19 for Clancy from Ward 13, 19 for Sullivan from Ward 14, and 15 for Kells from Ward 15. The meeting convened at the old courthouse on Dorchester Street with a half hour intermission before further balloting.
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Clancy
Ward
Sullivan
Kells
Old Court House
Dorchester Street
Political Nominations Held in Somerville District Seven
In Somerville the Republican and Democratic parties held nominations for the seventh Middlesex District. Tarbox seeks an independent bid on nomination papers after missing the Ward 2 Republican caucus. Ward 3 candidate Luce disputed an accord with Tarbox. Republican delegates absent were eight from Ward 2. Nominees named by acclamation included Ball, Luce, and Foster for Republicans. Couch, Nolan, and Cummings for Democrats.
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Middlesex
O. J. Tarbox
Tarbox
Ward 2
Luce
Columbian Hall
West Somerville
J. Tarbex
John M. Ball
Robert Luce
John
Lawson or Whitney Capture Middlesex Senatorial Convention
The fifth Middlesex senatorial convention at the American House is contested among four candidates Senator Joy of Winchester Representative Charles F A Smith of Waltham Chester Williams of Wayland and J Gilman Waite of Medford. Party leaders watch the results closely amid a gas fight and potential bids for Senate presidency by Joy or rivals.
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Lawson
Whitney
Middlesex
Senate
Joy
Winchester
Charles F. A. Smith
Waltham
Chester Williams
Wayland
J. Gilman Waite
Medford
Third House
Chamberlain
Brockton
Soute
New Bedford
Post
Lenox
Luce Nominated for Congress by New Bedford Democrats
The thirteenth Democratic congressional convention in New Bedford nominated Charles T. Luce of New Bedford for Congress. Luce's candidacy was presented by Dr. John W. Coughlin of Fall River. Dr. Henry A. Ross was also nominated for the first councillor district.
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New Bedford
Charles T. Luce
Uce
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Henry A. Ross
Roosevelt Tells Vincennes People Expansion Lifted Indiana
Governor Roosevelt ends Indiana tour with two Evansville speeches and a parade in his honor. He reviews from a stand, then speaks at Evans Hall and the Grand Opera House, praising expansion and recalling Vincennes history. Colonel Charles Denby also speaks. The Roosevelt special heads for Kentucky next.
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Evansville
Ind
Roosevelt
Indiana
St. George Hotel
Evans Hall
William J. Bryan
Grand Opera House
Indianapolis
Charles Denby
China
Vincennes
Kentucky
Roosevelt dialogue with Quakers at Plainfield
Governor Roosevelt spoke to a large Plainfield crowd, praising the Society of Friends for social and industrial virtue and their support for peace efforts. He urged patience before war, but pledged continuation in the Philippines against Tagalins, warning of chaos if islands are ceded.
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The
Hague
Philippines
Gage Attacks Bryan in Bridgeport Meeting
Lyman J. Gage secretary of the treasury told a large Republican gathering in Bridgeport that the greatest trust in the United States is the pooling of Populist Democratic and Silver interests with Bryan as trustee. He warned that Bryan would repeal the Dingley tariff and reopen mints to silver, risking currency debasement and damage to the nation’s credit.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
United States
Bryan
Gage
Senate
Newton Nominee for General Court from Sixteenth District
Willam WH. Mague of West Newton was nominated as the Democratic candidate for Representative to the General Court from the sixteenth Middlesex district at a convention in Newtonville this evening.
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Newton
Willam WH. Mague
West Newton
Middlesex
Newtonville
Independents Move to Break Milk Trust Control
Independent milk suppliers plan to flood Boston with over 2000 cans daily, selling without trust restrictions. A Boston district near the city will supply at least 500 cans at once, with a dealer buying from trusts to resell to rebels, aiming to cripple the Milk Trust from within its own market.
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Milk Trust
Boston
Lagat
Post
Milk trust buys key Boston milk routes despite restraint
The Milk Trust expands power by purchasing several large milk routes in Greater Boston. Records show thirteen routes bought by the Whiting Company and H. P. Hood & Sons, totaling nearly 40 thousand dollars. Deals include Somerville sellers and Cambridge to West Boston routes with multi year non sale agreements.
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Milk Trust
Boston
Whiting Company
Byron Eames
Somerville
Eames
H. P. Hood & Sons
Thomas and
Catherine Johnson
Cambridge
South
West Inds
Whitings
Patrick O’shaugnessy
Harvey A. Whiting
Mary, Henry and
Charles Thomas
G. A. Kendall
Stewart Brown
Martin O’brien
Everett
Milk Trust Faces Wave of Independent Dealers in South Boston
Storekeepers desert the trust over 6 cent milk. H Baker of South Boston is used as a bluff to intimidate sellers. The City Point Market and Wall-Rice Company push cheaper milk despite arrests. Independent dealers vow to keep selling at old prices as Cambridge area sees limited trust influence.
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H. Baker
F and
Third Streets
Boston
Baker
Graustein
Boston Dairy Company
Mr. Baker
South Boston
City Point
Cambridge
Mr. Rice
Wall-Rice Company
Milk prices undercut milk trust in Boston shoppers offered
The Post invites pedlars and storekeepers to publish milk prices at 7 cents a quart or less. The list shows numerous firms in Boston and nearby towns agreeing to sell at 6 cents or less, with addresses across Tremont, Washington, Broadway, and other streets, inviting defiance of the Milk Trust.
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the Post
The
Post
Milk Trust
James H. Dalton Company
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Hampden Street
Broadway
Harbor and
Decatur Streets
Cambridge Street
Shawmut Avenue
Bunker Hill Street
Hampshire Street
John YT
Columbus Avenue
Dudley Street
Hancock Square
Charlestown
Blue Hill Avenue
South
Boston
Roxbury Street
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester Avenue
Hennessy’s
Seventh
D Streets
Manhattan Market
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridgeport
S. M.ager
School Street
Somerville
Everett Co-operative Association
Everett
B. W. Whitney
Warren Street
Roxbury
MacLeod & Ferguson
Brookford Street
the Wall, Rice Company
Berkeley Street
Duncan A. McKay
M. M. Burnip
J. R. McDaniel
Malden
M. O'Keefe
Minden Street
Reilly Bros
William T. Simpson
Highland Avennue
People’s Grocery Store
Main Street
Robert F. Kane
Corner Bay
Green Streets
Cambridge
J. J. Crowley Company
Union Street
Rutherford Avenue
P. Moran
Vine Street
Frerett Square
Morton & Cushing
Handridge Farm
East Lexington
W. F. Schumaker
Arlington
Walter S
Dennis
Harvard
Morton Streets
Mattapan
Dorchester
W. Hancock
Frerett
J. J. Agnew & Co
Sumner Street
Fast
J. Segal
Wast Everton
W. R. Page
Glendale Farm
Joseph Picket
North
West Somerville
F I. Jacques
Storekeepers Urge Post On Trust Tactics
Storekeepers and dealers call on the Post to inform readers about the methods used by the trust to drive independents from business or force them to submit to the trust.
Coopers Elect Officers and Delegate to AFL Convention
The International Coopers convention last night re elected officers for the coming year including President Joseph B. Hammer and vice presidents Patrick J Donnelly Henry Fahry and James Murphy with James A Cable as secretary treasurer. Nicholas J Sullivan of Local 8 9 was elected a delegate to the AFL convention in Louisville Ky this December. Delegates meet at 9 30 this morning to choose the next city for the annual convention.
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International Coopers’ Convention
Joseph B. Hammer
Patrick J. Donnelly
Henry Fahry
James Murphy
James A. Cable
Nicholas J. Sullivan
American Federation of Labor
Louisville
Bryan in Ohio Portmouth Speech Highlights Campaign Day
Mr. Bryan closed the first day of his Ohio campaign in Portsmouth with a torchlight welcome and an outdoor address. He praised his agriculturalist stance while stressing the need to move bills through Congress, as crowds and interruptions framed a lively day across Toledo Bowling Green Findlay and surrounding stops.
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Portsmouth
Bryan
Ohio
Spooner
W. D. Bynum
Springfield
Mr. Bryan
Bryant
Iastad
Toledo
Saginaw
Detroit
Bowling Green
Findlay
New York
Denot
White House
House
Senate
Stevenson Campaign Makes Warm Welcome in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland on October 12 Democratic vice presidential candidate Stevenson and aides rode 26 miles from Middletown, stopping at Myersville and Gooseberry to address crowds. At Middletown voters split, some cheering Stevenson others McKinley. In Hagerstown a near ovation greeted him as fireworks lit the streets. He spoke from bank steps and then at the Academy of Music with General H Kyd Douglas and Colonel Buchanan Schley present.
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Hagerstown
Stevenson
Colonel Baughman
Gorman
Leutenant
Middletown
Mr. Stevenson
McKinley
Academy of Music
H. Kyd Douglas
Buchanan Schley
Admiral Schley
Monett Supports Bryan At Columbus Meeting
A large audience in the Columbus Auditorium heard Frank S. Monett former Ohio attorney general declare his support for Bryan. Also speaking were John R. Sovereign former Knights of Labor grand master workman and Val Fitzpatrick grand vice chief of the Order of Railway Conductors. Monett reviewed trust prosecutions from his state attorney general days.
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Columbus, O
Columbus Auditorium
Frank SS. Monett
Ohio
John R. Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Val Fitzpatrick
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Schreiber Captured Near Summit After Bank Heist
A New Jersey bureau report says William Schreiber, the Elizabethport bank thief, was captured today at New Providence by Summit Detective Kelly on authority.
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New Providence
New York
Herald
Summit
N. J
William Schreiber
Elizabethport
Kelly
Democrats Nominate McCauley for Suffolk Senate Seat
At the twenty sixth Suffolk senatorial convention in Chelsea, John J McCauley of Chelsea was nominated as the Democratic candidate for the district.
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Suffolk
Chelsea
John J. McCauley
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets combining standard remedies into a single tablet. Customer testimonials from I N Benton in Troy and Geo Casanova in New York praise relief from nasal bronchial throat and stomach catarrh. A Pittsburgh physician endorses the product over inhalers and other cures. The tablet costs 50 cents per box and is sold by druggists nationwide.
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I. N. Benton
Clark House
Troy
N. Y
Geo. J. Casanova
Hotel Griffon
West 9Th Street
New York City
Pittsburg
Diamond Robbery Plot Unfolds At Touraine Hotel
Hallstrom, 22, confesses to defrauding a hotel and dodging a hackman after a staged diamond theft. He was seen with two men in a cab at the Touraine. police traced the trio to the hotel where the would-be criminals fled when spotted. Hallstrom claimed the spree was a lark as detectives assess a bold, experienced diamond caper.
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Hallstrom
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Wise
Wolf
Lynch
Touraine
Hackman
Somerville
Pemberton Square
Grouth
Lundy Nominated by Republicans in Fourth District
The Republicans of the fourth councilor district met in Wesleyan Hall last evening and nominated Joseph Lundy of Roxbury for the Governor's Council. Lundy gained prominence as counsel in the park department investigation and his district support was clear in the enthusiastic reception. Walter L. Sears presided. A. R. Broadridge placed Lundy in nomination. Bordman Hall seconded and praised his achievements. Lundy spoke, earning loud applause for his positions and party defense.
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Wesleyan Hall
Joseph Lundy
Roxbury
Governor’s Council
Lundy
Walter L. Sears
Sundy
A. R. Broadridge
Bordman Hall
Cleveland Letter Keeps Silver Views Unchanged
Ex President Cleveland replies to John Green of Louisville noting his stance on free silver has not changed since 1896 and reaffirms his Chicago letter to business men outlining the evils of free silver. The reply stops short of endorsing McKinley’s administration and leaves Cleveland silent on other campaign issues.
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New York
Cleveland
John
Green
Louisville
Chicago
McKinley
Altgeld Speaks on Trusts and Tariffs in Hartford
Ex governor Altgeld addressed about 400 in the Coliseum focusing on trusts and imperialism while denouncing the Porto Rican tariff as unjust.
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Hartford
Conn
Altgeld
Coliseum
Noted turfman Keating dies in Lexington at 38
Thomas W. Keating a renowned trotting turfman from California died in Lexington Kentucky at age 38 He was a managing partner of Eastern View Farm New York racing stables and owner of Searche Light and Bonnie Direct
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Lexington
Thomas W. Keating
California
Keating
Eastern View Farm
New York
Searchelight and
Bonnie Direct
Independent Democratic Club HQ Opens in Ward 18
Campaign headquarters of the Independent Democratic Club of Ward 18 backing Representative Michael J. Lydon for the Legislature opened last evening at 72 West Broadway, South Boston. About 200 voters heard Lydon outline his bid for a second term, and around fifty volunteers signed to canvass the ward. An endorsement sheet already lists about 100 voters.
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Independent Democratic Club
Ward 18
Michael J. Lyedon
West Broadway
South
Boston
Lydon
Dean's Ointment Advertises Relief for Eczema
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a safe, gentle cure for eczema and other skin diseases. It promises no harm to delicate skin and claims availability at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
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