C oy Mr Swallow and the Mayoralty
Thé Hon George N Swallow former chairman of the Republican city committee was seen at his new home on Bay State road weighing a mayoral bid. He dodged interview and announced only that if he is a candidate the people will know it while ward leaders prepare for an emergency call and political maneuvers continue across Boston wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Swallow
Republican City Committéé
Bay State Road
Post
Mr. Swallow
Hart
Swallow
Charlestown
Wardll
Curtis
Ward 21
Ward 11
Wheeler
Gove
Campbell
Dohé
Republican City Committee
Campwell
Smith
Murphy Democracy
Hotel Thornaiké
William Scampton
Hutchinson
Parker House
Hotel Bellevue
City Committee
East
Boston
Berwin
Innes
Ward 1
Milton Paige
South Boston
E. Meriam Watch
Rorchester
Hibbard
Charles BR. Woolley
Johnson
Bath
Morse
Streets Lands
Representative Russell
Maxwell
Edward Cummings
Andrew G. Webster
State House
George McNeal
Sory
Tre
MacNeal
J. Richard Carter
Municipal Voters’ League
Chicago
League
Massachusetts
Mr. Smith
The
Technology Ub
Charles Eliot Norton
Boutwell
Erving Winslow
Ward
Back Bay
Ward 10
Hutchinsen
Ward 12
Quincy
Dorchester
Dorcheser
Old Court
United States Court
Court Square
Free at-home cure for varicocele promise
Public notice offers a free trial of a new method to cure varicocele at home with no operation or pain. It directs afflicted individuals to write to Dr W RICE at 1192 W Main Adams to receive prepaid trial materials in a sealed wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Tian
Ricé
Maine- Adams
Large audience at Keith's last event features English Roses
A vast audience of 306 attended Keith's final performance, with many from the South to West joining the American Gas Tidget Association members and friends. They praised Boston's handsome play hours, the exquisite performers, and the Royal Handling specialty by the English Roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
American Gas Tdget Association
Boston
Hey
English Roses
Divorce Despatch Laughs at Bon News
Mr Cummings reacted with laughter when shown a despatch saying his wife obtained a divorce. He dismissed it as bon news and mocked the remark as a fabrication, prompting a sharp counter from those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Ted
Ammings
Corruption Charges Highlight Municipal Franchise Talk
The Twentyeth Century Club session on municipal franchises sparked claims of legislative corruption tied to the Washington street subway bill. Edward A. Filene and Andrew G. Webster pressed that Elevated officials procured votes by employing constituents, with Albert Pillsbury present but silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Twentieth Century Club
Edward A. Filene
Andrew G. Webster
Board of Trade
George McNeal
Filené
Elevated
Albert E. Pillsbury
S. Spencer Baldwin
Pillsbury
Edward Burritt Smith
Chicago
Smith
Crane
Baldwin
Harvard
Voter shifts in Boston wards prompt naturalization surge
In Boston the turnout shakeup shows Democratic gains in wards 1 and 21 while wards 20 22 23 and 5 lag. Dorchester wards 7 and 24 surge as new citizens flood court for naturalization, with a fast paced ceremony and a restless crowd completing exams in seconds.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Internal Cure Claim
An editorial promotes internal remedies for catarrh arguing sprays and douches only mask symptoms. It extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as effective, nonaddictive, safe with guaiacol and hydrastin, claiming they reach the disease in the blood and should be tried before local treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Riis Considers Labor Post Appointment
Jacob Riis expressed pleasure at being considered for a labor post but could not confirm acceptance. Beth Low declined to discuss the matter.
Will of Maally Page Bequeaths Estate to Charity
The probate court yesterday admitted the will of Maally Page. She left the bulk of her estate to the New England Hospital for Women and Children and to a church or organization named High Asia. The property will be divided among Martha Page and Pesnert, with other relatives receiving smaller bequests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes Mokiim
Protate Court
Mies Maally Page
New England
Hossis
Ildren
A.sia
Martha Brother
Elst Pesnert
Typhoon devastates Luzon with wide damage and deaths
Manila reports the worst typhoon in ten years raging for days with its center near the capital. Eight miles of rail line destroyed and large areas of Luzon submerged. Telegraph lines damaged and vessels harmed. Twenty killed in Manila Bay and the town of Baler demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Luzon
Manila Bay
Baler
Law Takes Back His Words In Carnegie Letter Row
New York October 16 Tammany admits the Carnegie letter misattributed a description of New York as the best governed city. Seth Low disavows the letter and withdraws any support derived from it. He also notes no knowledge of the letter before reading it last night and questions its authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany
Seth Low
Andrew Carnegie
Mayor Strong
Croker
Citizens’ Union
Carnegie
Low
Carnégie Hall
Mr. Low
Rice Method Office Opens in Boston for Hernia Cure
Dr W Rice renowned inventor of the Rice Method has an office at 459 Broadway Boston inviting inquiries. The method is touted as safe painless non surgical and capable of curing hundreds in Boston with patients remaining active daily. For home treatment send request to 1138 Main Ave Adams NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
W. &. Rice
Broadway, &O. Boston
W. Rice
Main Ave
Adams, N. Y
Explosion at Bull's Ferry chemical works levelled mill
The Bull's Ferry chemical works at Shadyside New Jersey exploded today, razing the plant and dumping about four acres on the Hudson River front. Fifteen workers trapped inside jumped into the river to escape, while a dozen were buried in the ruins and later rescued and treated by doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bull's Ferry
Shadveide
N. J
Hudson River
Missing $20 000 Trunk Shipped From Boston
The red rawhide trunk with jewelry worth $20 000 disappeared around Sept. 2 after being shipped from Providence to Boston. Police and Pinkerton agents traced clues across cities to Lynn Lowell and Haverhill seeking a woman who accompanied the trunk. The trunk, addressed to B W Martin of D C Percival & Co in Boston, contained numerous 14 karat gold necklaces chains rings and other valuables valued at a fortune.
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Martin, Copeland & Co
Providence
Boston
New York
Napecter Watts
Wiie
Pinkerton
Boston & Maine Railroad
Haverhill
Lynn
Lowell
Lawrence
Boot and Shoe Club Dinner Honors Veterans Night
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club held its first monthly dinner of the season at the Hotel Runewick with President Frank Keene in the chair. The event honored the Grand Army of the Republic and featured speakers John Gilman Peter Smith Harrison Hume Rear Admiral Wilde and Captain Frank Hocking recounting wartime experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Helits Mth
Runewick
Frank Keene
Grand Army of the Republic
John &. Gilman
Peter D. Smith
Department of Massachusetts
A. R
Harrison Hume
Judge Hears Clark Divorce Case in Superior Court
In a divorce proceeding Judge Fessenden hears arguments from George L. Clark's counsel George Dunbar and Tawyer Hemenway. They contest the wife’s alleged intoxication and suggest the Probation Court decree granting separate support may have been misapplied. The court reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fessenden
Superior Court
Dunbar
George L. Clark
Probain Court
Tawyer Hemenway
Clerk
Clark
Will Ender
Guilty Plea Sentences Filed in Local Court
Austin Dalton and John O Riley pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and drew three to five years at Star rison. Other sentences included Michael Moylan two years for breaking and entering, Joseph McCarthy one year for larceny, George Strown two years for larceny, Herman Lamphrar six months for breaking and entering, and Jennis Rosenbaum six months for idle and disorderly conduct. John Curry pleaded guilty to robbery and will be sentenced later.
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Austin Dalton
John O'Riley
Bell
Tve Verve
Star Rison
Michael Moylan
Joseph McCarthy
George Strown
Herman Lamphrar
Jennis Rosenbaum
John Curry
Heart trouble linked to digestion claims
An advisory piece argues heart disease rises with stress and poor digestion. It cites the sympathetic nerves linking heart and stomach, warns against organic heart disease, and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for stomach problems, sold by P. I. Stuart Co. for 50 cents with a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digeson
Stuart
Pode I. A. Stuart Co
Marshall
Hayes Murder Trial Opens With Focus on Motive
In Litchfield Connecticut John T Hayes of Winsted faces trial for the murder of Winifred Cooke. Evidence centers on Hayes pursuit after she ended their engagement and his plan to force marriage in Millerton New York. Witnesses describe hiring a team and a planned ceremony with Rev Walter A King.
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Litchfield
Conn
John T. Hayes
Winsted
Winifred Cooke
Miss Cooke
Hayes
Millerton
N. Y
Walter A. King
Salisbury
Wenty
Jank B. Case
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Gaston
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O'Plaherty
O'Flaherty
Flaherty
Lel
Patrick Martin
Martin
Federal Court
Colt de
Salem i
Chelsea Beverly
Waltham Aeenee
Cambridge
Somervil
Everett Berevder
Peery Vert
Medora
Jacob Riis
Beth Low
MIE& Pagh's
China
Engano
C.s.tirefonso
Pacific
Icatran
Island
Philippine
Law
Eagles
Giblin
Thomas J. Giblin
Fast Boston
Order of Es
Stag Hotel
James A. Watesen
Joseph Glancy
Home Cure
Hood
Heod
Boot and Shoe Club
James Kenton
Memphis
Tenn
Pyramid Drug, Co
Marshall, Mich
Boston Bottler
Cleveland, CO
National Bottlers' Association
George B. Hugo
Maryland
Chester H.graves & Sons
Graves
Very Love + NEWMAN & SONS
Remons
Ee Arama
John’s
Episcopal Church
Bow
Richard J DeLap
Eleanor M
Nelliey _Crociger
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Kuneral
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