Coakley and Ward 22 Caucus Faces Fraud Claims
The Ward 22 Democratic race for Senator unfolds with Coakley accusing ballot fraud while J Mitchell Galvin resists producing ballots. A Post team reports inspectors describe repeaters and lax oversight as Cronan allies prepare a Ballot Commission challenge to expose alleged caucus fraud.
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Ward
Timothy W. Coakley
Suffolk
Ballot Commission
Coakley
Crosan
J. Mitchell Galvin
District Committee
Columbia Hall
Brooks
Post
Galvin
Supreme Court
Ward 19
Bolster
Cronan
Democratic State Central Committee
Ward 22
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Charlesgate
Hotel Batavia
West End
Thomas F. Crosby
Crosby
Dorchester Man Hit by Team in Street Crossing
Patrick Gilligan 75 of 112 Freeport Street Dorchester was struck by a team on Freeport near Ellsworth yesterday afternoon. He suffered a severe cut over the right eye and probable internal injuries. Dr Bowlin attended at Station 11 and he was later returned to his home.
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Cers
Sullivan
Crosby
Patrick Gilligan
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Ellsworth Street
Henry J. Godfrey
Bowlin
Cambridge Church Trouble Prompts Special Meeting Report
A Cambridge Universalist church dispute nears a head with a special meeting planned for next Monday. A committee including A L Denison J L Davis W A Hunnewell K E M Niles and Dr Bullock will present a report on the differences and seek a reunifying plan for the two factions.
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North Avenue
Ex Surgeon General Hammond's Animal Extracts Promoted
Ex Surgeon General Hammond promotes isopathic therapy using Cerebrine and other extracts from ox brain and related tissues. He claims rapid brain-boosting effects, insomnia relief, memory restoration, and cures in epilepsy and locomotor ataxia, with production coordinated by Columbia Chemical Company.
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William A. Hammond
Hammond
New York Medical Journal
Columbia Chemical Company
Chemical
Public inquiry into Deer Island discipline continues
The aldermanic chamber heard witnesses in the public institutions investigation yesterday. Martin J. Halloran recalled described accounting issues in the Deer Island records and said changes after 1894 improved the system. Other witnesses, including Isaac H. Cook and Henry C. Twitchell, testified on piggery conditions and past temperance claims. Prosecution and defense urged expedition as adjournment was taken to Tuesday.
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Public Institutions
Martin J. Halloran
Deer Island
Riley
Halloran
Hallstram
Gerrish
Cook
Henry C. Twitchell
Twitchell
Knights
Curtis
Higgcliencs
Long Island
Hallstrom
Splendid private lecture to men by Dr Greene in Music Hall
The noted Boston specialist Dr. Greene spoke to a large male audience at Music Hall about conquering nervous debility and poor health. He detailed symptoms, praised his vegetable remedies, and offered free general consultation at 34 Temple Place Boston with mail correspondence for cure and home delivery of medicines.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Music Hall
United States
Water Front Update Mixed with Salvage and Accidents
The Maverick to Philadelphia with Barge 55 searched off Chatham for a distressed two masted schooner. Mary, James B Pace, and Woodside repairs noted. Eunice P Newcombe ran aground after a leak. Mary Sprague reached Galveston safely. Edward Trevoy reported a capsized dory with Rourke missing and Oxner rescued. The Landsman.
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Standard Oil Company
Maverick
Philadelphia
Chatham
Mary
Burnham
James B. Pace
McKie
Boston
Deer Isle
Allen
Green’s Landing
Newcombe
Mary Sprague
Poland
Galveston
Tex
Sprague
Gloucester
Edward Trevoy
Trevoy
T Wharf
la Have Bank
Thomas Rourke
Foster Oxner
Rourke
Oxner
St. John's
N. F
Fatal Blaze Destroys Infirmary and Boarding House in Houston
Fire at the San Jacinto boarding house on Franklin and Jacinto streets killed two sisters at St Joseph's Infirmary and possibly four others. The blaze spread to the infirmary and neighboring buildings, destroying more than a dozen structures. Losses listed include St Joseph's Infirmary sixty thousand dollars and many other properties, with total damage near half a million dollars. An oil lamp explosion is suspected as the cause.
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Houston
Tex
San Jacinto
Franklin and Jacinto
St. Joseph’s Catholic Infirmary
Franklin Avenue
Institute
Jane
Daniel
Clothilde
St. Joseph’s Infirmary
Alexander
San Jacinto House
St. Alexander
L. M. Rich
N. W. Shaw
J. Rushmore
J. W. Hancock
A. Chimel & Co
Fire destroys most of Sulphur town center near La Grange
A morning blaze in Sulphur eight miles east of La Grange wiped out seven stores, the deposit bank, two livery stables, two hotels, six residences, the Louisville and Nashville depot filled with goods, and the water tank. Loss is over 100000 with partial insurance.
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LA Grange
Here
Deposit Bank
Louisville & Nashville
Liberty Centre Fire Destroys Main Street Nearly Half Loss
A morning blaze wiped out the business portion of Liberty Centre at seven miles east of Napoleon Ohio. The fire began at 1 a.m. and by noon was controlled. The damage reaches about 75000 dollars with partial insurance coverage. The town has around 800 residents.
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Napoleon,o
Liberty Centre
Whaling Bark Canton Arrives From Hudson's Bay
Hudson's Bay voyage described for the whaling bark Canton of New Bedford under Captain Fisher she returned to lower harbor October 16 after leaving June 24 1898 no catch reported and no prior contact since departure. Whaling bark M R Tucker expected from the same region.
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New Bedford
Canton
Captain Fisher
Hudson’s Bay
M. R. Tucker
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Edward Logan
Warden Crosby
Massachusetts Avenue
Crofanz
William Doyle
Western Union Telegraph Company
Doyle
John Stetson
Globe Theatre
William Cornell
Hugh Gormley
Gormley
Foster
Jacobs
Bleilers
Smith Street
Patrick Gormley
Cambridge Church Trouble
A. K
Mr. Wilson
Bill
England
Farmer
Defence
Texas
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