Kiley Testifies on Pink and Blue Tickets at Springfield Convention
Kiley described handling 1000 pink and 850 blue tickets for a Springfield convention. He claimed box office management, credential exchanges, and ticket destruction to prevent outsiders, with Bartlett allies urging strict admission controls. Flynn confirmed ticket distribution and destruction. Hingston exposed affidavits claimed by Bartlett.
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Whitney
Bartlett
Kiley
Springfield
Haynes House
Flynn
Jerry’’ Watson
Watson
Mitchell
Toomey
Pollock
Boston American
McNary
State Committee
Mr. Kiley
Michael J. Flynn
Jerry’ Watson
John P. Feeney
O'Connell
Mr. Bigley
Holyoke
Mr. Mitchell
O’connell
Noonan
Drew
William H. Hingston
Anw
Commission
Doctor Flood’s Prescription for Rheumatism and Kidney Ailments
Dr. George Edmund Flood presents a famed recipe for rheumatism kidney and bladder diseases claiming top specialist status. The article trots out years of study and offers the prescription as received directly from the doctor for readers’ benefit.
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George Edmund Flood
Moran non-partisan papers filed for district attorney
Nomination papers for John Moran as a non-partisan candidate for district attorney were filed with the Secretary of State shortly before 5 o clock and carry signatures of about 1700 voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Moran
Secretary of State
Whitney and Bartlett On Ballot After Withdrawals Deadline
The filing deadline expired at 5 PM with neither General Bartlett nor Henry M Whitney withdrawing from the race. Both names will appear on the ballot on election day unless the Ballot Law Commission acts differently.
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Bartlett and
Whitney Independent
Bartlett
Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
Ballot Law Commission
Praise for Malden Girl Wins Conservatory Scholarship
Malden Oct 17. Mary T McShane a 17 year old Malden girl has won a free scholarship at the Boston Conservatory of Music. She was among 150 applicants and is a noted local singer with ties to the Sacred Heart Church choir.
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Malden
Boston Conservatory of Music
Milk freight debate prompts state commission inquiry
Inquiries by the Post examine a plan to ship up-State milk to Boston by an electric freight line, aiming to cut out the contractor. The Boston and Worcester Railroad lacks Boston authority to carry freight into Park Square and would need Elevated tracks access approved by Boston and the State Railroad Commission.
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Post
Boston
Boston & Worcester Road
Worcester
Park Square
Brookline
Boston Elevated
State Railroad Commission
Elevated
Boston & Worcester
Old Metropolitan
Arthur L Farrell Dies in Cambridge After Long Illness
Lawyer Arthur L. Farrell brother of Rev. John J. Farrell died yesterday at his mother's home 172 Spring Street Cambridge after a long illness. He belonged to St. John's Court M C O F and was a Boston College 1898 and Harvard Law School graduate. He leaves a widow and one child.
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Arthur L. Farrell
John J. Farrell
Spring Street
Cambridge
St. John's Court
Boston College
Harvard Law School
Marconi Opens Regular Transatlantic Wireless Service
In Glace Bay Oct 17 William Marconi and assistants inaugurated a regular transatlantic wireless link between Port Morien and an Irish station. The move drew many guests and press from British and American papers. Marconi said the system worked splendidly and will operate a limited service at first with 500 to 10,000 words transmitted today.
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Glace Bay
William Marconi
London
New York
Marconi Marks American Base for Transatlantic Wireless
At Port Morien Nova Scotia on Oct 17 Marconi selected this station as his American base for wireless transatlantic messages. The crew tested for days and sent dots and dashes to Ireland amid steady incoming telegraph traffic from the United States and Canada. The top message from Ottawa carried congratulations from Sir Wilfrid Laurier praising the new era in transatlantic intelligence transmission.
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Port Morien
Glace Bay
N.S
Nova Scotia
Guglielmo Marconi
Signor Marconi
Ireland
United States
Canada
England
Continent
Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Atlantic
Laurier
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted For Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural aid for stomach and liver discomfort caused by stress and poor digestion. It claims the product contains pepsin and diastase, offers rest to fatigued digestive organs, and is not a patent medicine. Free trial offers and fifty cent packages are advertised from the F. A. Stuart Company in Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Limerick Contest Promises Prizes For Baked Beans
The Boston Post invites readers to submit limericks about baked beans for a Sunday contest offering 200 dollars in prizes. First prize is 100 dollars with 56 other awards from 25 to 1 dollar. Last week's winning lines and prompts are recalled, and a new rule limits entrants to one answer per person.
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Boston
Post
Man wounded in Adirondacks mistaken for deer
Timothy O'Hara of Atica New York, part of a hunting party in the Adirondacks, was shot in the thigh by Dr J F Wingenbach of Atica after being mistaken for a deer. The incident happened Sunday and he was brought back this morning with a severe thigh wound.
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Atica
N. Y
Timothy O'Hara
Adirondacks
J. F. Wingenbach
Democrats Foresee Ward Contests in City Papers Filing
Nomination papers filed with the Democratic city committee signal contests for ward committees and city convention delegates across most wards. Key figures include Ware, Baldwin, Bunton, Powers, Mellen, McIsaac, Bradley, Mealey, and Giblin with multiple delegations and positions anticipated.
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Democratic City Committee
Norton- Baldwin
Logan
Ware
Baldwin
Driscoll
City Committee
Bill’ Bunton
Red Devils
Billy” Powers
John Donovan
James Mellen
Charles Sumner Sullivan
Daniel McIsaac
McNary
Thomas Bradley
Hugh Mealey
Tom” Giblin
East Boston
Dennison Speaks at Seven Rallies Across City
Joseph A. Dennison, candidate for district attorney, spoke at seven rallies in Wards 1 to 7 covering Charlestown, East Boston, and the city. He plans a whirlwind tour tonight through South Boston and Roxbury, with stops at Clan-na-Gael Hall, Dorchester street headquarters, Mt. Vernon Street club, Hampden Street Tammany Club, and Tremont Street and Columbus Avenue headquarters in Ward 19.
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Joseph A. Dennison
Charlestown
Boston
Roxbury
Clan-na-Gael
D and
Silver Streets
Democratic
Dorchester Street
Democratic Club
Mt. Vernon Street
Tammany Club
Hampden Street
Tremont Street
Colume Bus Avenue
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Wiley
Mr. Watson
Joseph PF. Noonan
Michael S. Drew
Deny Curleys
G. E. Flood
Lucy Ontnook Ees
Gorkola
Dinway Machen
Ona
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Cravenette
Sternburg
Makegood
BBC
Arthur Sternburd
Washington St
Moran
Miss McShane
Conservatory
GUILD
State Milk Commission
Cambridge Lawyer
Marconi
Samuel Wal
Dennison
Remick
Anna Held
Filt
MY Teddy Bear
Zeidfeld
Sweet Marie
Mollie
Fuzzy
Tigers
Detroit
Johnnie Maguire
Jerome
Tremont Row
Mrandr
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van Zandt, Jacobs & Co
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