Munyon Rheumatism Cure Sought for Bismarck
The article reports that Bismarck’s rheumatism is severe and alarms his circle with Emperor William showing sympathy. Munyon’s Rheumatism Cure ordered for the ex chancellor and Munyon claims high cure rates and large sales, with details of shipments and May to September orders.
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Bismarck
William
Munyon
Boston
Munyon Remedy Co
Pelham
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Post
America
Mr. Munyon
Germany
Somerville Canal District Assault Case Draws Attention
A Newark Somerville dispute erupts into a street brawl between George H. Burrows of East Somerville and F. O. Reed of Charlestown over a planned North Union street stable connection. A court case延期 until November follows a July clash and subsequent injuries.
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Somerville
Prospect Hill Society
Canal District
Mystic
George H. Burrows
East Somerville
F. O. Reed
Charlestown
Reed
Hancock Square
North Union Street
East Souiville
Burrows
Nickerson
Bennet
Joseph S. Bennett
Bennett
Republicans Name Ward Leaders in Dorchester Caucuses
Republican caucuses across Dorchester wards last night nominated candidates for the Massachusetts House. George W. L. Meyer of Ward 9 and Frederick W. Bliss of Ward 24 were renominated for Speaker. A bitter factional battle produced the largest ward vote in history with 1013 ballots cast.
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House of Representatives
George W. L. Meyer
Ward
Frederick W. Bliss
Ward 24
John FE. Tuttle
House
George B. Bird
C. C. Kellogg
Frederick L. Bliss
Dorchester
John E. Tuttle
Frank C. Wood
Louis Burnham
John L. Bates
Hugh L. Stalker
Frank ©. Wood
Walter G. Grueby
Marcus ©. Cook
Arthur L. Spring
Royal Robbins
Thomas Russell
Harry W. Farmer
Nelson F. Pratt
F. E. Gaylord
C. M. Bromwich
F. W. Farwell
D. C. Binney
L. A. Greyer
Charles
Charles F. Sturtevant
John J. Tuttle
Granville A. Fuller
Democrats Tonight Nominating Race Concludes Prep
Democrats face final day of coaching and preparation for the Democratic representative nomination while Republicans have already chosen their slate. The article notes ongoing campaign activity and party strategizing ahead of voting.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Scarlet Fever Aftermath in Letter
In a January 17 1893 letter from Fast Limington Maine a parent recounts scarlet fever left Charlie Foss with deafness and a lingering abscess. After used Hood's Sarsaparilla he improved notably, with healing beginning after two bottles.
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Fast Limington
Charlie
Slow Filing of Nominations Delays Secretary of State
Certificates of nomination for state offices move slowly this year with many districts and counties missing filing deadlines. Democratic leaders urge immediate action as some certificates may not be filed after 6 p.m. Thursday October 19.
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Suffolk
Essex
Middlesex
Worcester
Hampden
Franklin
Hampshire
Berkshire
Norfolk
Plymouth
Bristol
Dukes
Democratic State Committee
Nominations for State Representatives Listed by Districts
The list names candidates for multiple districts including Twenty-eighth Middlesex Samuel H Longley Shirley D and Framingham Republicans William C Wight Henry B Bullard Holliston and Phillipston Waldo Bates Hingham Thomas Weston Whitman F Parlow Reading Towle Woburn Curtis and Withington Essex seats including Andrews Curtis and others Henry Ritfield Manchester D Joseph H Sheldon William Sawyer and several Middlesex and Essex districts with party affiliations noted.
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Middlesex
William C. Wight
Framingham
Henry B. Bullard
Holliston
Samuel H. Longley
Shirley
Worcester
C Waldo Bates
Phillipston
Plymouth
Thomas Weston
Hingham
F. Parlow
Whitman
Solon Bancroft
Reading
George E. Towle
Woburn
Essex
Andrew D. Curtis
Arthur Withington
Charles Vaneran
John J. Lyons
Henry Ritfield
Manchester
Joseph H. Sheldon
William Sawyer
D. Een
C. Wheeler
Prremaiin
Major P. D. Bridges
Chas
O. Morrill
F. H. Bradford
George H. Newhall
E. W. Pinkham
John B. Newhall
Edward P. Johnson
Geo. Co. Higgins
Amos Beckford
W. H. Hutchinson
George C. Blakely
Scandinavian-American Democratic Club Meeting in Caledonian Hall
The Scandinavian-American Democratic Club of Massachusetts held a gathering at Caledonian Hall last evening with about seven hundred members in attendance.
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Democratic Club
Massachusetts
Caledonian Hall
Club branches expand in multiple towns with mass naturalizations
Branches have been organized in Lowell Lawrence Lynn Brockton Norwood Cambridge and Everett while Worcester Gardiner Springfield and Quincy are in good working order. This year 700 Scandinavians have been naturalized and 1000 have registered. A public rally featuring John H. Russell will be held at 48 Boylston Street on Tuesday evening Oct 31 under club auspices.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Lynn
Brockton
Norwood
Cambridge
Everett
Worcester
Gardiner
Springfield
Quincy
John H. Russell
Boylston Street
Casey Endorsed by Five Local Clubs for Representative
J. J. Casey was endorsed by the Aids Club Tammany Club of Ward 15 Bigelow Associates Seaview Club and the Democratic Club of Ward 15. Assisted by several supporters he addressed meetings and each group voted unanimously to endorse Casey and support him at the caucuses tonight.
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J. J. Casey
Aids Club
Tammany Club
Bigelow Associates
Seaview Club
Democratic Club
J. J. Kennelly
J. Pentorey
D. A. MacDonald
H. C. Reardon
Joseph A. Sweeney
J. J. McQuade
M. J. Teeehan
Mr. Casey
Way of the Book Agent in Boston Book Firm Case
Alfred J. Sawyer a prominent book agent earning about 100 dollars a month is arrested in Orange on a warrant from W. L. Richardson & Co. for theft of under fifty dollars. Sawyer known for slick manners or easy life is held on 1000 dollars bail as his wife child and mother suffer the consequences. Burke of the firm travels to Orange to handle the case.
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Post
Alfred J. Sawyer
Orange
Boston
W. L. Richardson & Co
Sawyer
Providence
Roxbury
Hanover Street
W. P. F. Burke
Colonel Popes Plan for Good Roads Debate in Congress
Albert A. Pope of Boston outlined a graduated succession tax to fund road construction at the Chicago congress on good roads. He argued social, educational, and Christian gains from better highways and proposed tax brackets from 1 to 2 percent on larger estates to finance maintenance.
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The
Congress On Good Roads
Chicago
Congress On
Albert A. Pope
Boston
Illinois
Pope
Lewis M. Haupt
Philadelphia
Great Lakes
France
Germany
Wagon struck by Boston train at Kendall Green
A wagon owned by A Munster was hit by the 5 o'clock Fitchburg train from Boston at Kendall Green. The horse was killed and the wagon smashed. Driver Fred Ohnemurs was badly injured.
Keeley Institutes Run Five Authorized Sites in Massachusetts
In 1881 Dr Leslie E Keeley proclaimed inebriety a disease and cure possible. The only authorized Keeley Institutes in Massachusetts are at Lexington North Adams Springfield Worces ter corner Abbott and Chandler and Haverhill 451 Washington St Providence RI 806 Washington St Nooms 7 address for information A C General Manager Tremont St Boston.
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Massachusetts
Keeley Institutes
Lexington
North Adams Springsfield
Round Hill
Worcester
Abbott and
Butler Mother Linked to Boston Operation in Everett Case
Mrs. Sarah E. Butler and Mrs. Mary J. Henderson faced confinement after arrests in Everett for causing the death of Eileen Perkins. Butler's bond was posted at $40,000 with her brother Father Joseph H. Cassin of East Boston standing as surety. Henderson remained unable to bail. The case raised tensions over religion and family ties, with local sentiment blaming the Butler family and noting the churchman’s financial influence.
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Everett
Butler
Henderson
Sarah E. Butler
Mary J. Henderson
Hileen Perkins
Boston
Mrs. Butler
Eileen
Father Cassin
Miss Butler
Fred Perkins
Fred
Casey
Cassin
Windle Tries Five Mile Record at Springfield Meet
Windle attempts a five mile bicycle record in Springfield on October 17. He lowers the three mile mark of 6 46 15 to 6 43 but falls behind on the fourth mile and stops.
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Springfield
W. W. Windle
Meintjes
Railroad Convention Opens in Boston with Labor Leaders
Harris of Lodge 484 and others heard remarks from Rev. Gor an and G. Morrissey as Boston hosts a biannual convention. Governor Russell and Acting Mayor Lee welcomed delegates, praising labor protection and promising a profitable stay. The session covered goals, mutual benefits, and safety, with speeches on worker protections and the convention's early morning proceedings.
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Harris
David F. Barty
W. F. Cusack
Newburyport
John M. Tobin
George A. Goran
G. M. Morrissey
Boston
Old Bay State
North America
Brotherhood
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
Russell
Lee
Organization of Labor
E. A. Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. L. Harris
Washington
George G. Crocker
America
Belchertown Fire Devastates Central Business District
A Belchertown blaze swept away over half the town’s business center destroying four stores two blocks a storehouse a dwelling and a shop. Firefighters saved churches but the town's lack of water and apparatus limited efforts. Losses exceed 20000 dollars with partial insurance. several owners list specific totals and uninsured amounts. The cause is unclear but widely believed incendiary.
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Springfield
Belchertown
J. R. Gould
R. K. Shumway
Grand Army Post
F. L. Plaintiff
Los
B. B. Snow
Shumway
A. L. Fletcher
D. L. Hazen
William Carter
Express messenger struck and killed by train in Bridgeport
William Skidmer, 58, an express messenger from Bridgeport to New York, attempted to cross tracks at the depot and was struck by a 10 o'clock train. He died within minutes and was unmarried.
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Bridgeport
Conn
William Skidmer
E Express
New York
Consolidated Road
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George H. Wentworth
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Colonel Pope
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Mays
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Eileen Perkins
Windle
Reston
Geet Aarons Rome
W. A. Sheahan
Perry Davis
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Burkhardt Brewing Co
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Morris & Young
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Wellington Street
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Boston and Providence Railroad Co
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Henry Pearson
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Micah Dyer, JR
William P. Fitzgerald
William H. Whitney
Scotia Street
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Revere
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