Munyon Health Specialists Offer 20 Cent Cures
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy Company touts doctors with decades of experience curing catarrh nervous disorders rheumatism and stomach troubles. They claim thousands cured including women with pelvic complaints and throat lung conditions. Free consultations at their Boston office daily and evenings.
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Munyon
Homeopathic Remedy Company
Boston
Munyon Remedy Co
Hotel Pelham
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Ambulance Delays Stir Boston Ward Debate
In a Boston council session lengthy speeches from Rourke and O’Brien urge scrutiny of ambulance service delays after cases in Charter Street and Hanover Street where calls to City Hospital were not connected. They argue for a committee investigation and timely reports before year’s end to ensure equal treatment and prevent further fatalities.
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White
Hanover Street
Apothecary
Charter Street
City Hospital
Boston
O'Brien
Committee On Hospitals
Debates Over Printing Contract and Tremont Theatre Porch
Common Council debates focus on printing contracts for city proceedings and a Tremont Theatre porch issue. Members clash over union newspaper bids, legality of inserting union language, and which paper should publish city notices while discussing authority to permit porch structures.
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Tremont
Smith
Brown
Ward 21
Everett
Ward 9
Common Council
the Telegram
Democratic
Boston
Patterson
Briggs
Ward 11
Typographical Union of
Boston Globe
Altgeld
Illinois
Richardson
Corporation Counsel
Jones
Ward 1
Transcript
Lyons
Ward 19
W. J. Sullivan
Ward 13
Traveller
Sullivan
James B. Richardson
Superior Court
The
Globe
the Herald
Journal
Tremontimatre
Lohingenipt
Corporation
Halle
Tremont Theatre
Tremont Theatre Company
Tremont Street
Board of Aldermen
Tremont’ Street
West End Library Branch Petition Referred
Council considers a petition signed by Robert Treat Paine and 1600 for a branch of the Public Library in the old West Church at the West End. Referred to the library department. Laborers' back pay prompt request to inform when the public grounds employees last received salary. Referred to judiciary.
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Wise
Ward 20
Department of Public Grounds
Banks
Robert Treat Paine
Old West Church
West End
Transfer of Officers Stirs Downtown Businessmen
Indignation rises among Boston merchants over transfer of Officers Lowery and Innes from Station 6 to Station 2. Business leaders from Horace Partridge & Co. to Ames Building demand removal or suspension, citing alleged past misconduct and urging better, more honorable policing in the Hanover Court area.
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Lowery and
Innes
Station 6
Lowery
Court
Washington
Hanover Streets
Horace Partridge & Co
Hanover Street
Post
M. P. Elliott
Court Street
Boston Jewelry Company
H. H. Leavitt's
Old Colony Trust Company
Ames
A. Isaacson & Co
Washington Street
Cornhill
W. F. Schafft’s
Elm Street
W. W. Winship
A. W. Wheeler
T. H. Ball
Despotism of Police Commissioners Urged to Be Checked
An ex-officer from Roxbury argues that police commissioners threaten civil authority by delaying action on Lowery and Innes and calls for congressional remedy. He recalls past rebellions against civil power and urges Governor Russell to dissolve the commission. He asserts the police under the commission are less efficient than under the old regime.
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Post
Sir
Police Commission
Lowery
Tilden
Stanton
Roxbury
Boston Massacre era call to withdraw troops echoes today
A letter recalls Samuel Adams urging crown authorities to remove British soldiers after the Boston Massacre. Colonel Dalrymple reportedly complied, sending troops to Castle Island to spare public outrage, contrasting with present police commissioners who delay duties and offend Bostonians.
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Sir
Sam Adams
Castle Island
Letter to the Post Attacks Police Scandals in Boston
A reader from Everett criticizes the Boston Post for exposing two South Boston policemen charged with assaulting a veteran and a young girl. He argues the paper highlights injustices while widows would go to prison for stealing bread. He pledges continued paper support.
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POST
Sir
South Boston
Boston
Everett
Boston Population Rank Among U S Cities
A reader asks where Boston stands in national population compared with New York Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn and St Louis. The notes list various sections of the issue and tease next Sunday's Post.
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Boston
United States
W. C. New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Monument Hall Revels Dazzle Trainmen Locals Crowded
Monument Hall Charlestown hosted Bunker Hill Lodge 404 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen with 550 delegates and about 3000 attendees. Grand Master Wilkinson led the grand march as dancers mingled through waltzes and quadrilles, then moved to a long dining intermission catered by Ayer.
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Bunker Hill
Brotherhood
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Wilkinson
Miss Sullivan
P. H. Morrisey
T. T. Slattery
G. W. Newman
W. A. Sheahan
C. A. Upright
W. H. Prince
W. W. Browne
S. C. Young
Order
Hub
Ayer
Knights of the Rail Event Draws Notable Guests and Funds
The Knights of the Rail event drew wide attendance and was a financial success, boosting the lodge relief fund. Floor Manager Sullivan and aides earned praise for their effort. Attendees included Miss Sullivan Eugena Jane McClure of Toronto Miss Lelachen Miss Mackintosh and many others.
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Knights of the
Sullivan
Aida
Eugena
Jane McClure
Toronto
Can
Lelachen
Margaret Mackintosh
Newman
Minnie Griffin
Eliza Orpin
Mary McCarthy
Margaret Blake
George Giles
J. P. Sullivan
J. Goggin
May Corcoran
Mary Sullivan
Belle Corrigan
Anna
Gertrude Doyle
Rose McManus
Tully
Nellie Mealey
Kate Connor
Margaret Quigley
Helen Collins
Fred Wilson
Henry Carter
Margaret Connor
George Clark
Mary Doyle
Minnie Farrell
Marion Spellman
Old Art Revived Inlay Furniture Gains Popularity
The article notes a permanent revival of antique style in furniture with widespread inlay on new cabinet work this fall. Paine's Furniture highlights a Roman chair as an example of elegant inlaid design sold at surprisingly low prices. Statesmen in black is featured in the Sunday Post.
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Paine's Furniture Company
Sunday Post
Republicans Debate Silver Repeal Rules at Senate Dinner
Senators from both parties discussed repeal timing and rules as the Senate weighs a repeal bill. General talk centered on whether to defer action, closure motions, and the Vice-President's role in ending dilatory debate amid party tensions. The session included sharp exchanges and humorous asides before adjourning.
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Washington
McMillan
Senate
Stevenson
Voorhees
Senatorial Gridlock Aids Repeal Bill Debate Grows
In Washington Oct 19 the Senate heard Stewart of Nevada finish two hours of remarks then Dubois of Idaho defended the repeal bill despite potential expulsion. Palmer urged unanimous consent for Teller’s name on the journal and mocked delay while a gallery cry interrupted. The session featured clashes on rules with Hill Butler Hoar and others debating majority rights to amend and proceed, amid gallery interruptions and political rhetoric.
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Senate
Mr. Butler
Mr. Hoar
Hoar
Hoar Excused Himself To Mr. Butler
Mr. Mills
Mr. Sherman
Mills
Peffer
Kansas
Texas
Ohio
New York
Mr. Hill
United States
Nevada
Stewart
White House
Butler
Washington
Dubois
Idaho
Palmer
Teller
Quay
Call
Hill and
Hill
House Debates Bankruptcy Bill and Navy Reorganization
On October 19 the rules committee reported a bankruptcy bill as a special order for Monday. A naval affairs resolution was reported to appoint a joint committee to reorganize navy personnel. The House paused business to pay tribute to the late Congressman William Mut hler of Pennsylvania with eulogies before adjourning.
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Washington
Outhwaite
Dem
Committee On Rules
Meyers
Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy
House
William Mutchler
Pennsylvania
Democratic probate candidate Josiah Dean profile
Josiah S. Dean, born May 11 1860 in Boston, is the Democratic candidate for Register of Probate. He studied in Boston public schools, spent a year at the Institute of Technology, read law with his father, attended Boston University Law School and Harvard Law School, and was admitted to the bar in January 1885. He has connections with the local legal community.
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Josiah
Dean
Register of Probate
Boston
Institute of Technology
Boston University
Harvard Law School
L.S. Dabney
South Boston Railroad Company
Common Council
Boston Bicycle
Puritan
Canoe
Young Men's Democratic Club
Russell
Office of Register of Probate
Treasury Deficit Seen If Revenue Recovery Fails
Senator Mee Pherson as part of the finance committee presents the Treasury report on Senator Stewart's resolution regarding a potential revenue shortfall this year. The document estimates a possible year's end deficit near 50 million in receipts and over 80 million relative to yearly spending estimates, depending on future conditions and policy actions.
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Washington
Mee Pherson
Finance Committee
Senate
Stewart
Secretary of the Treasury
Postal Service
Treasury Department
Congress
Treasury
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Hood
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Lroads
NEW York & New England Railroad
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Boston & Albany Railroad
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