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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
4
Denver club president Miss Lillian Ramsey and her mother credit Warner's Safe Cure with restoring health after long battles with kidney related weakness. Ramsey urges awareness, citing a home urine test and early treatment as key to avoiding Bright's disease and other complications.
An advertisement touts WARNER'S SAFE CURE as a cure for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases including Bright's disease and diabetes. It claims the product is vegetable non narcotic easy to take and free from sediment with Safe Pills aiding cure and urges buyers to avoid substitutes.
A heated ninth district convention stretched into the afternoon as delegates from Charlestown and East Boston deadlocked over Joseph A. Dennison, Joseph A. Conry, and James Keliher. Amid threats, parliamentary skirmishes, and shifting loyalties, the roll calls produced no winner and the session adjourned without a candidate.
Congressman Joseph A. Conry expresses disappointment at the convention result and defends his record. He cites open bribery allegations, argues for a geographical rotation of the nomination, and reveals he agreed to stand as a candidate after the convention failed to nominate. He frames his bid as representative of East Boston and surrounding wards.
A speaker urges fellow residents to back his bid for district office. He cites duty, the popular will of the home wards, and a record of one term in Washington as basis for his candidacy and anticipated victory.
Joseph A. Dennison declares he is the regular Democratic nominee for Congress in the ninth district despite a failed convention nomination. He cites ward results, unpledged delegates, and Charlestown support, pledging to win on election day with strong Democratic backing and a pledge to uphold majority rule.
A ratification rally for Joseph A. Dennison drew more than 1000 men in Roughen Wall, Charlestown, as he seeks the Democratic nomination for the Ninth District congressional seat. Supporters voiced backing for the candidate during the evening gathering.
At the Commercial Club’s South Stated meeting held at the new Algonquin club house an art evening, Professor William H. Burr of Columbia University spoke about the Isthmian canal proposal for over two hours. He detailed obstacles in Nicaragua and Panama fronts, arguing the advantages are in favor of Panama.
City council debates funding to prepare Holbrook estate land for cemetery use. Amid tactics and amendments, President Dolan pushes discussion while officials clash on land purchase and future burials. Barrett seeks reconsideration as the loan bill advances.
At a special meeting of the parish of the Winter Hall Somerville Universalist Church the resignation of the Rev. Charles Legal was accepted. The meeting was called last evening to discuss the pastor’s departure and approval was given by church members.
In Rangor Maine Dick OBrien defeated Billy Payne by decision after eight rounds at the Norumbega Athletic Club. The bout ended with OBrien taking the win in the structured match held in Rangor.
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