Independent ticket filings clash with Kane candidacy
A list of latest Independent tickets filed yesterday shows contests for Senate and Representatives across districts. Names include John O Rourke Daniel D Rourke Herbert Co Par sons Michael Melody Kenslea Tinckham Robertson Chamberlain Carruth Wallace Gertsch Porter Bradley Skinner White Barr McDonald Koni kow Powers Byrne Wixted Ramaier and William Peel among others.
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Senate
Suffolk
John O’ Rourke
Dem
Daniel D. Rourke
Franklin Hampshire
Herbert Co. Parsons
Greenfield
Ind
Essex
Michael Melody
Haverhill
Middlesex
Robert Luce
Somerville
Rep
Kenslea
Newton
Yee Eee
James J. Byrne
William Wixted
Benjamin Ramaier
Wiliam Peel
Independent nominating deadline seals three senate contests
Independent candidates rush to file for state tickets as three Senate races loom. Rourke and O Rourke clash over Democratic Citizens designation while Mahoney backs Donovan successor candidacy. Ward 6 and 2 battles mirror broader party split with Kane and Douglass both running as independents. Socialists and Prohibitionists also file full state tickets.
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House
Senate
Parsons
Greenfield
Ledge
Daniel D. Rourke
Franklin Pierce
Suffolk
Rourke
J. E. Mahoney
Donovan
Fitzgerald
John O’rourke
Ward
Mahoney
O’rourke
O'Rourke
Daniel J. Kane
John A. Kane
Daniel
J. Kane
John J. Douglass
W. A. H. Crowley
James Robertson
Robert J. Strange
Paine Letter Edges Democratic Endorsement
Congressman Henry F. Naphen praises Robert Treat Paine Jr in a Democratic State Committee endorsement letter. He argues against imperialism, supports anti imperial views, cites Lincoln and the Declaration, and warns of trusts tied to protectionist policy. The correspondence signals party backing for Paine’s campaign platform.
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Henry F. Naphen
Democratic State Committee
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
School Street
Boston
Mass
Paine
Masachusetts
Abraham Lincoln
England
Congress
Havemeyer
Republican Party
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Trusts and election faith in Americanism voiced
A political letter discusses Attorney-General Monett’s anti trust stance, warns of growing combinations controlling wealth, and urges a future administration to be free of trusts. It emphasizes true Americanism and the duty of the ballot to remedy past errors, signed H. F. Nap hen.
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Nate
Monett
H. F. Naphen
Proctor Denies Involvement in Dewey Presidential Boom
Senator Proctor told reporters in Washington on October 20 that he has no special charge of Dewey's bid for president and that he is out of politics while believing Dewey is the one pursuing the boom. He emphasized he holds no involvement in the effort.
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Washington, D. C
Proctor
Dewey
Donovan's Surprise Honored Ward 7 Councilman
Councilman John L. Donovan of Ward 7 received a horse, buggy and harness from friends in the West End yesterday afternoon. Edward F.
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John L. Donovan
Ward 7
West End
Edward F
German immigrant Hugo Grolman commits suicide in Boston
The body of Hugo Grolman was found at noon in Boster Tavern with a gunshot wound to the head. A letter to Berger Rosentwist at 18 Custom House street cites stomach cancer as the cause and mentions employment at Arthur Merritt, a wholesale dyestuff merchant, in Custom House street.
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Germany
Hugo Grolman
Boster Tavern
Berger Rosentwist
Custom House Street
Rosentwist
Grotman
Arthur Merritt
Jamaica Plain
Henderson for Alderman and Arbor Day notes at Winchendon
Witnesses recount Donovans embarrassment at a lunch at the Revere House as Henderson for Alderman receives backing from the Boston and Vicinity Club. The Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs meets at Winchendon with talks on forestry Arbor Day and outdoor occupations for women.
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Boston and Vicinity Club
Elm Street
James M. Henderson
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Winchendon
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
O. M. E. Rowe
Boston
Alice Tyler Jacobs
Dorchester Woman’s Club
Aen Chamberlain
Winchester
Forestry Association
Massachusetts Forestry Association
Cora C. Jones
Roxbury
United States
J. Woodward Manning
J. H. Hare
South Glastonbury
Conn
Mary E. Cutler
Holliston
Mass
Omega Oil for aching muscles and fatigue
A homemaker style pitch urges rubbing Omega Oil into tired muscles after long days of standing or walking. It claims the remedy refreshes weary limbs and helps people sleep, noting early skepticism but touting the product as mighty good and available from druggists.
Omega Off Boosts Sales At Fenlon’s Pharmacy
Fenlon's Pharmacy in Somerville reports a man bought Omega Off to treat a leg and also used it on a troublesome coin. The customer said it was the best product for both uses, noting strong sales.
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Fenlon’s Pharrmacy
Union Sq
Somerville
Mass
One Bottle Omega Oil Promises Rheumatism Cure
A maternally shared letter from Readville Massachusetts describes Omega Oil as a new remedy for rheumatism. The writer claims a friend with severe rheumatism improved after using one bottle and urges faithful use and thorough rubbing.
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J. S&s Sanborn
Readville
Mass
Cambridge
Rumor of a Boston operatic theatre at Music Hall site
New York whispers suggest Henry W. Savage may convert the existing Music Hall into an operatic theatre. The old hall is to be torn down after Symphony concerts, with autumn plans and leases in flux as speculation grows about Savage’s control and the prospect of grand opera at popular prices in the city.
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New York
Henry W. Savage
Castle Square
Savage
Boston
Adulterated Food Case Under 1897 Law Tried in Chelsea
J A Andrew & Co., Boston wholesalers, faced trial before Associate Justice Fitz in the Chelsea Police Court for selling canned peas labeled HWarly June peas. The canning allegedly used old dried peas softened before processing. Plea of no contendre resulted in a $19 fine, the minimum.
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Fitz
Chelsea Police Court
J.A. Andrew
J. A. Andrew & Co
Boston
Chelsea Grocers
Memorial Service at Rathbone Hall by Ruggles Lodge
Ruggles Lodge 126 A. O. U. W. holds memorial service at Rathbone Hall 24 Warren St during regular meeting Monday Oct 23 1899 Grand Master Workman of Massachusetts Nathan Crary will be the speaker All Roxbury judges invited to attend.
Queen Victoria riches feature teased for next Sunday's Post
The note suggests readers will see an article about the wealth of Queen Victoria and other rich individuals in the upcoming Sunday edition of the Post.
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Queen Victoria
Charlestown Girl Rising To New Life After Tragic Fall
The Post next Sunday will tell the story of a Charlestown girl who fell into depths and rose again splendid and glorious in a new life, a tale of sympathy and resilience from a small town.
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Boston
Eldridge
The
Sunday Post
Man’s Domain
Charlestown
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Naphen
Massachusetts
Admiral Dewey
Hugh Grolman
Oame
Cuddy
Mr. Donovan
Peter J. Newell
Daniel Finnegan
John H. Irwin
Thomas McDonald
Thomas Gerraughty
Revere House
Africa
America
Back Bay
Arbor Day
DNR
Nowang Toon
D. A. Eaton
Brattle St
Camsbridge
Martin Flaherty
N. E
BH. M. Lemons
Quincy St
Brooklyn, N.Y
New York Report
H. W. Savage
Harvard
William J. Bryan
Malden
Jeffries‘Sharkey
South Africa
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