Free Lectures At 18 Boylston Street Boston
The National Association of Physicians and Surgeons offers free eye and Deafness lectures every Tuesday and Thursday at 8 pm, with free treatments for first-time patients. A booklet explains cures and testimonials, and results from recent lectures are cited. Office hours are 10 to 4 on weekdays and 10 to 12 Sundays and holidays.
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Charlestown
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Bryan Tour Headlines Madison Square Garden Demonstration
Great ovation planned as William Jennings Bryan arrives in the metropolis for a coast-to-coast campaign. Mrs Bryan will accompany him as campaign aide and bodyguard, joining him in New York on Oct 27 for the National Association of Democratic Clubs event at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Great Madison Square Garden
Nebraska
Grand Central Depot
Adlai EB. Stevenson
Webster Davis
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William F. Mackey
Hoffmen House
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Bryan in McKinley Country Delivers Campaign Addresses
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan arrived in Cleveland at 5 40 pm and spoke to large crowds in the city and at New Philadelphia and Youngstown. He noted Canton as McKinley birthplace and quipped about the President not being born again, reflecting on the 1896 vote.
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Hanna
Niles
Bryan
United States
Canton Home of a President and Ex-President
The speaker argues Canton as the home of a President and, if elected, an ex-President, noting that one term can be enough when successful. He cites a ceremonial cannon bearing Mars Ultima Ratio Regium, and contrasts American protectorate theory with European practice. He warns about Republican support for colonial policy and urges petitions for Britain’s apology.
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Hanna starts Northwest tour with six Wisconsin speeches
Madison Wis Oct 15 Senator Hanna opened a Midwest speaking tour with six addresses in Wisconsin two lengthy sessions focusing on the trust question and tariff policy He asserted there are no monopolies except government protected ones and claimed the Sherman law has killed major trusts including Standard Oil and Sugar trusts
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Hanna
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Wisconsin
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Sugar Trust
New Temple of Music Derilated Ignites Civic Pride
A civic speech praises citizen labor over government funding for arts and education. The new temple of music will host a full orchestra, chorus, soloists, and organ to perform Beethoven works, including a solemn mass in D and the Ninth Symphony by Beethoven as major inaugural pieces. The Cecilia Society aids the chorus for the occasion.
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Roosevelt Questions Bryan in Covington Speech
Gov. Roosevelt attacked Bryanite Democrats in Covington Ohio, accusing them of defending actions and words while labeling the Sugar, Standard Oil, and Cotton Bale companies as trusts. He challenged Bryan on gold or silver pensions, debt interest, and electoral votes tied to controversial consent doctrine.
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Republicans Fail to Nominate in Boston Wards
Boston Republican delegates from Wards 2 6 and 8 did not nominate a candidate last night signaling a likely fight for the Democratic nomination. Independant Democratic hopes center on John J Douglass who may run without party indorsement while Alderman Dixon is ready to run. C Alfred Welton and Paul Olsson hold the Republican stand for Ward 6 and Ward 2 respectively with Lomasney’s influence noted. Samuel L Silverman of Ward 6 elected to the Republican State committee.
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Wheeler
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Berwin
Samuel L. Silverman
Republican State Committee
Hart Gritigles Ministers at Universalist Club Banquet
Universalist Club held a Ladies Night banquet at the Hotel Vendome with about 100 attendees. Mayor Hart addressed the gathering praising honest government and urging ministers to focus on Bible truths rather than dabble in politics. He noted declining church attendance amid golf and cycling trends.
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Thomas N. Hart
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Quinsy at Lynn to Speak at Lynn Music Hall
Josiah Quincy former Boston mayor will deliver his first speech since returning from Europe at Lynn Music Hall on Monday evening October 2. George N. Nichols of Lynn announced after consulting with Quincy that the talk will be under the auspices of Lynn’s Democratic city committee on that date.
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Man shoots cousin in mistaken deer hunt
Fort Fairfield Me Oct 15 Robert Green shot and killed his cousin Percy Green while hunting near Perham, mistaking him for a deer. The incident is described as the usual mis take for game. The Greens’ origins are not known locally and the killing was reported this afternoon.
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Robert Green
Perham
Percy Green
Forecast of votes in New York shows McKinley lead
The New York Herald canvass indicates McKinley leading in Greater New York by 24,000 in Brooklyn and 62,797 statewide when Greater New York formed four years ago. A postal poll in 24 districts shows Bryan ahead in Manhattan by 18,000 while McKinley tops Brooklyn by 24,000. Gold Democrats shift toward McKinley. farming districts blame trusts for price rises.
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Local Democrats and Republicans Named in District List
Lowell delegates J. Kennedy James Hearn and L A Venturitz are named among Democrats in the twenty sixth Middlesex. Lynn slate includes Frank J Richards Andrew Olsen Quinlan and Murphy. Essex districts list Cal Coakley Lydon Quinlan, Kelly Hitchings, and other Democrats. Concord John Farrar is a Republican. Marlboro William H Trigham Hunter and Mayor Plunkett are Republicans and Democrat respectively.
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L’. J. Kennedy
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L. A. Venturitz
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Essex
Frank J. Richards
Andrew Olsen
Swampscott
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William Bennett Murphy
Franklin Coakley
Nahant
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William A. Kelly
William I. Hitchings
Saugus
Concord
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Lincoln
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Twenty-First
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Somerville Returns Third Middlesex-Frederic Official Gifford Democrat
Somerville selects FrDeric Gifford a Democrat in the third Middlesex district race with results showing notable local party support and campaign momentum for the candidate.
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Somerville
Middlesex
Frederic . Gifford
Somerville Nomination Seeks Third Councillor Lucas Democrat
John W. Lucas, Democrat, is named for the Somerville third council seat in a nomination report. The filing highlights party status and candidate designation ahead of the city council election.
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Somerville
John W. Lucas
Boston Hall Opens With Orchestra in Mass on Dedication Night
The Sym phony Orchestra and chorus performed Bach and other works in the new Boston hall with strong tone and clear acoustics. Soloists Mme Clementine De Vere Miss Gertrude May Stein Evan Williams and Joseph Baernstein featured. conductor Wilhelm Gericke led. Williams, injured just before arrival, still sang from the stage.
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Clementine de Vere
Gertrude May Stein
Evan Williams
Joseph
Baernstein
Wilhelm Gericke
Franz Kneisel
J. Walter Goodrich
Bach
Henry L. Higginson
Owen Wister
Williams
Kneiisel
Mme. de Vere
Miss Stein
Boston
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Young Democrats Fail to Endorse Bryan in Mass Club Vote
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts failed to endorse Bryan after a Sept. 10 meeting presided by Judge Corcoran. A poll of 257 of about 800 members showed 100 for Bryan, 122 against, and 15 neutral. The executive committee may take no further action, as ex-Congressman Burnett urged no further move. Gamaliel Bradford urged Bryan's candidacy, arguing he embodies the nation’s best, urging the club to support him without endorsement.
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Bryan
Judge Corcoran
Daniel B. Beard
Francis L. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Charles G. Saunders
Lawrence
Bradford
Jenney
Robert Burnett
Gamaliel Bradford
Indiana
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh by Brooklyn woman
Mary Englehard of 318 McDougle Street Brooklyn New York writes of relief after using Peruna claiming permanent cure after seven bottles. The ad extols Peruna as a worldwide standard catarrh remedy and urges readers to request a free Health and Beauty booklet from The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
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Columbus
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H. Loughran
Kingston
N.Y
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Abbey Effervescent Salt CO
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New York
Aldermen Try Stealthy Hatch Confirmation at City Meeting
The Boston Board of Aldermen attempted to rush through the confirmation of E Mortain Hatch to the Board of Assessors after a prior rejection. Absence of Democrats halted the plan as Republicans pressed the move on party lines. The board then referred the milk trust investigation to the joint committee with plans to appoint members from the Common Council.
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Board of Assessors
Hiatch
Alderman Codman
Hiattch
Milk Trust
Boston
Kiley
Common Council
O'Brien
Committee On Public Improvements
Thre
Codman
RE. Mertain Hatch
Doyle
Charles B. Woolley
Fiart
Tinkham
Sullivan's Convention Contested By Ex Senator Sullivan
Ex Senator Richard Sullivan of Ward 19 plans to contest the Democratic convention that nominated J. J. McNamara for councillor in the fourth district. He says the McNamara convention was illegal and will bring the matter before ballot law commissioners. Sullivan had been viewed as a potential candidate to succeed Councillor Quirk, but party leaders shifted support to another candidate.
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Richard Sullivan
J. J. McNamara
Tremont Hall
Sullivan
McNamara
Hlon
Charles’ J. Quirk
Fire destroys four-story brick building on Doene Street
At 2 51 this morning alarms from boxes 37 and 46 reported a stubborn fire at 33 Doene street. The four story brick building was completely gutted with an estimated loss of 2000 dollars. Occupants included Ir Cassie owner of a Turkish cafe on the ground floor Peaslee a truckman and J H Bogart a carpenter.
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Ir. Cassie
Peaslee
J. H. Bogart
Sun Yat Sen captures Kiu Shan and besieges Hui Chou
Reports from Canton say Sun Yat Sen has taken Kiu Shan on the East River and is now investing Hui Chou. Imperial troops from Canton were defeated by reformers, with 20 killed.
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Hong Kong
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Kiu Shan
East River
Hui Chou
William E Robinson Funeral Notice at Somerville
Robinson William E aged 41 died in Somerville October 14 funeral from his late residence 32 Vinal avenue Tuesday October 16 services to be held at home with burial private in local cemetery obituary notice provides dates and address for services
City owes $34,000 in unpaid street department bills
A statement filed yesterday shows 1899 street department charges not paid and carried forward to 1900 totaling 34,000.59 dollars. Bridge, paving, sewer, ferry, street cleaning, and sanitary divisions listed small balances from 1,006.00 to 2,080.00 dollars.
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Street Department
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Aaneous
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Stevenson at Woodbury New Jersey Campaign Stop
Stevenson arrived in Woodbury after speaking in Millville, Bridgeton and Vineland. He was met by Dr. G G Green and serenaded by a brass band. About 1600 people attended as Ferrell presided. He spoke on trusts and imperialism for about 30 minutes before leaving for Camden.
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Woodbury
N. J
Stevenson
Millville
Bridgeton
Vineland
G. G. Green
Opera House
Ferrell
Camden
Danvers Democrat Crowley Nominated in Sixth District
Danvers resident Daniel N. Crowley was nominated by Democrats in the sixth congressional district on October 13. The gathering in Danvers endorsed Crowley as the party candidate for the district race.
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Danvers
Democrats
Sixth Congressional District
Daniel N. Crowley
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