Warner's Safe Cure Promises Free Trial Bottle
An advertising feature extols Warner's Safe Cure for Bright's disease and kidney troubles. It cites testimonials from J. Williams of Detroit and Mrs. Lucy Baxter of Newport News, urges urine tests to detect disease, and offers a free trial bottle plus a medical booklet by mailing to Warner's Safe Cure Company in Rochester, NY.
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Warner
J. Williams
Columbia St
Detroit
Michigan
Order
Sons of St. George
Lucy Baxter
Newport News
Bright
Martin
Syracuse
N. Y
Warner's
Warners Safe Cure
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
Boston Post
Boston Forms Largest Boston Voter List for State Election
Registration closed with 112 252 names, the biggest in city history. Nearly 1400 added yesterday, 3888 at election office. Ward 10 led with 93 new names, ward 20 close behind after factional fights. Democrats optimistic, Gaston predicted to win by 20000 votes.
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Boston
Charlestown
Shaw, Saunders and
Minton
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Tee
Gaston
Ward
Aes
Acim
Lipton sails third America's Cup challenge to New York
Sir Thomas Lipton's third challenge for the America's Cup arrived in New York aboard the Oceanic. Delivered to the New York Yacht Club, it will be opened and read at a special meeting. Designer Clinton Crane, a passenger on the Oceanic, stated the vessel in question is a 9-foot cutter, not a schooner as rumored.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Oceanic
New York Yacht Club
West Forty, Fourth Street
George A. Cormack
Clinton H. Crane
Sir Thomas Lipton
Insane Woman on Hotel Rutland Roof Leads Rescue
Neighbors at Tremont near Rutland street hear wild screams as Margaret J. O Doherty, 45, clambers atop Hotel Rutland. Dr. Whiting, a former associate, pulls her to safety then she is taken to the Church of the Immaculate Conception parish house, and later to the Tombs after a violent scene.
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Tremont
Rutland Street
Rutland
Margaret J. O'Doherty
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Horses Run Wild In Boston Streets Injuring Several
Streets in Boston saw horses cause chaos with numerous injuries. In South Boston Maurice Gallivan, three, was knocked down and scalp lacerated. Mary Reardon, 70, was struck at B and Athens by a team owned by John Murphy and driven by J Maloney, suffering serious cuts. William Cullinane, 14, was hit at Beverly and Causeway, sustaining severe leg injuries. The horses belonged to Clifford C Brooks.
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Boston
Maurice Gallivan
Southampton Street
Mary Reardon
Athens Streets
John Murphy
J. Maloney
B Street
William M. Cullinane
Warren Street
Arlington
Beverly
Causeway Streets
Clifford C. Brooks
Seaver Street
Coal Distribution Begins Today Under Guarantee Fund
Mr. Herbert Lyman announced that the guarantee coal fund committee would start today. Coal dealers will supply as many teams as needed to distribute coal at 49 cents per 100 pounds, far below the consumer price of 20 cents per 50 pounds. Teams are allocated by district: East Boston four, Dorchester three, Brighton four, Charlestown three, West End five, South Boston two, with others covered as demand dictates.
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Herbert Lyman
Guarantee Coal Fund Committee
East Boston
Dorchester
Brighton
Charlestown
West End
South Boston
Registration Gains In Other Cities
Registration closed in outside cities of the State last night, every one save North Adams reporting again. The figures follow.
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North Adams
President Roosevelt Dines Out After Leg Operation
President Roosevelt dined informally with friends at Secretary Hay's tonight, first public walk since leg operation in Indianapolis. He walked a block and a half to his temporary house, moving without visible difficulty, then returned upstairs to focus on the strike issue commanding his attention.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Hay
Colored Men and Italians In Fight on Hollis Street
A race riot last night on Hollis street near Tremont left Charles Harris of 66 Corning street with a fractured skull after an Italian assailant struck him. An Italian trio member, Michael Detello of 20 Corning street, was jailed as a witness. the attacker fled.
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Hollis Street
Tremont Street
Charles Harris
Corning Street
Harris
Station 4
Michael Detello
Lagrange Street
Army to be reduced in size to 69,600 men
Washington Oct. 15 Orders will be issued by the War Department tomorrow directing that the regular army be reduced to the minimum size authorized by law 69,600 men. With the cessation of outbreaks in the Philippines this can be done safely. The army now stands about 67,000 men. Cavalry and artillery will be cut to minimum except near Fort Leavenworth where full units remain for educational reasons.
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Washington
War Department
Philippines
Fort Leavenworth
Baby is King Soap Ad Teaser Card
A playful ad teaser extols a baby themed slogan with family figures paying homage to premium soap. It frames soap as the ultimate choice for mother father and grandmother. The tone mimics a vintage promotional blurb.
Firemen Meet in Convention at Faneuil Hall
The second convention of the Massachusetts State Firemen's Association opened in Faneuil Hall with nearly 200 delegates. Speakers included Acting Mayor James H. Doyle and Boston Chief William T. Cheswell who invited members to demonstrations of new appliances and a fireboat exhibit. The program featured emergency-work demonstrations and talks on chief training, with discussion on by-laws and future equipment needs for urban skyscrapers.
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Massachusetts State Firemen's Association
Faneuil Hall
John T. Lynch
Holyoke Fire Department
James H. Doyle
William T. Cheswell
Boston
Bristol Street
Congress Street Bridge
Fort Hill
William Brophy
Boston Department
Legislative Committee
Charles H. Adams
House
Ways and Means Committee
Adams
James I. McKissock
Lowell
Association
E. 8. Hosmer
National Convention of Fire Engineers
J. J. Hurley
George B. Brayton
W. H. Hildreth
D. J. O’brien
J. P. Jones
G. A. Waggett
H. H. Hartung
Boston Fire Department
Brophy
Fle
James F. McKussock
Samuel Abbott, Jr
Boston Protective Department
Merchants’ Fire Insurance Company
Isaac V. Dobson and H. &. Jordan
Washington Street
Clark's Hotel
Boy Horse Thief Has Brief Career
William McRae a 14 year old of Condor Street East Boston rode a brown horse bareback through streets startling friends. He confessed stealing a horse and buggy on School Street and rode it home then hid the harness in a barn and the buggy in a vacant lot before being arrested for larceny. His reputation is noted by police.
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Boston
William McRae
Condor Street
Border Street
Division 7
School Street
McRae
Station 2
Benjamin Lubelsky
Washington Street
Humane Society reports animal cases and support
At the October directors meeting of the American Humane Education Society and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, President Angell noted 1923 animals examined since last month. One thousand dollars was received from a Philadelphia donor for the society and Miss Susan White's will left 12,000 dollars to the Massachusetts society.
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American Humane Education Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Angell
Bands of Mercy
Philadelphia
Susan White
Supreme Judicial Court
Massachusetts Society
Italian woman retrieves wood amid city debris
Pedestrians on Washington near Water street watched a sturdy Italian woman break long pieces of wood from a debris pile beside a new building. She continued until she gathered a large stack, placing some on the heads of two accompanying girls before loading the rest on her own head and setting off for home.
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Washington
Water Street
Accidental Conference at Morgan's Office
Five prominent figures including J Pierpont Morgan E B Thomas and P A B Widener met in Morgan's New York office briefly this afternoon. Coal operators later said they had received no official or private guidance from Washington and the gathering was described as accidental with no bearing on the Washington strike developments.
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The
Erie Railroad
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Mr. Berwind
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
P. A. B. Widener
Mr. Morgan
Washington
Tennessee Strike Settled at Coal Mines
The strike at the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company mines in Birmingham, Alabama, ended at noon today. Four thousand workers will resume work immediately. terms of settlement were not released.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Coler Nominated by Democrats for New York Governor
New York Oct 16 Bird 8 Coler was officially notified of his Democratic State convention nomination for governor. The event at the Tiden Club featured John B. Stanchfield delivering the notification speech. Coler accepted and tied his stance to Saratoga platforms while criticizing Republican handling of the anthracite strike and related policy failures.
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New York
Bird
Coler
Tiden Club
John B. Stanchfield
Saratoga
Pennsylvania
Dorchester Man Injured In Accidental Pistol Discharge
Andrew F. Holmes aged 23 of 31 Rosewood Street Dorchester narrowly escaped death after a revolver discharged while he cleaned it. The bullet entered his forehead above the left eye and he was found unconscious in his room and is to remain in City Hospital for many days.
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Andrew F. Holmes
Rosewood Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Coal arrives at port with limited coal fleet turnout
Only a handful of vessels appeared yesterday to load 7046 tons of soft coal at the port. Four barges from Philadelphia and Baltimore delivered 746 tons of bituminous coal, signaling a sparse domestic coal flow into the harbor.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Beauvoir transfer to Confederate veterans group completed
Jackson Miss Oct 15 The Beauvoir home of Jefferson Davis was transferred by Mrs Davis to the Sons of Confederate Veterans at the Mississippi division reunion opening. The property will serve as a home for indigent Confederate veterans and Mrs Davis received 10000 dollars for the estate.
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Jackson, Miss
Beauvoir
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Mississippi
Koch Lung Cure Health Certificate Promises Permanent Results
Boston doctors offer a Health Certificate as proof the disease won’t return. Koch Lung Care operates multiple city offices with seventeen specialists and Dr Koch visiting each site. The inhalation treatment uses Tuberculine with healing oils to directly reach the lungs, endorsed by physicians nationwide. Free consultation and trial treatment available at 361 Boylston Street Boston.
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Koch Lung Care
Boston
Koch Lung Cure
Koch
Prof
Berlin
Boylston Street
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Thacher
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BAS Stove CO
Ton St
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Miners’ Union
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Insane Woman
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South End
Gain
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Snes Coors
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Newburyport
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Grandma
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BOY Horse Thief
Work OF Humane Society
Li Hung Chang
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J. Pierpont Morgan
E. B. Thomas
Chemic-Electro Institute
H. B. McConnell
Boylston St
Hotel Hom
Tennessee
J.S. Waterman & Sons
Dudley Street Terminal
Roxbury
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