Gaston Address Draws Boston Elevated Workers Support
Dudley Street Opera House hosts a Mus fix gathering of Boston Elevated Railroad employees praising William A. Gaston for governor. James McLaughlin lauds Gaston for better pay hours and conditions. Gaston thanks workers, defers political appeal, and resolutions pledge to back his gubernatorial bid.
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Dudley Street Opera House
William A. Gaston
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Gaston
James McLaughlin
Boston
West End
New York City
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
New Orleans
Chicago
Mutual Benefit Association
Old West End Street Railway
Boston Public
Elevated
Massachusetts
Central Church Calls a Pastor for New York Cleric Denison
The Central Congregational Church at Newbury and Berkeley Streets votes to extend a formal call to Rev. John Hopkins Denison of New York to assume the pastorate. A nine member committee will arrange salary and process the call with the church society. Denison, a young minister and grandson of Williams College president Mark Hopkins, is expected to accept and be installed by early 1903.
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Society
Central Congregational Church
Newbury
Berkeley Streets
John Hopkins Denison
New York
Denison
John A. Bennett
Benjamin ‘Tenney
Hermon W. Aborn
James E. Leach
Thomas H. Russell
Joel E. Golthwait
H. Sterling Pomeroy
Arthur C. Stanwood
Clement
Houghton
Charles H. Allen
Prudential Committee
Edward Lord Clark
Wisserman
Lyman Abbott
The
Sea and Land Church
Mark Hopkins
Williams College
Deacon Denison
Central Church
Obituaries from Roxbury and Somerville fallings
Curley John husband of Catherine Curley dies at Roxbury residence and funeral set for Oct 23 at St Patrick's Dudley Street with interment Mt Benedict. Maloney Agnes K wife of Michael J Maloney dies at Boston Highlands aged 28 with funeral Oct 21 at St Patrick's Dudley Street and Mt Benedict interment. Wade William Wade Jr of Somerville dies. funeral Oct 21 at noon from 69 Film Street.
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Hampden Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Mt. Benedict Cemetery
West Roxbury
Wade
Somerville
William Wr. Wade, Jr
Film St
Scrofula Cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as curative for scrofula and consumption prevention, claiming inherited or acquired scrofula is radically and permanently cured by their blood purifying alterative and tonic effects, urging immediate use and warning against substitutes.
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Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Claims No Substitutes
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills and not accept substitutes, stressing the product as the preferred choice in medicine cabinets. It promotes the brand as the reliable remedy and urges consumer steadfastness in selecting Hood's.
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Hood
Chelsea Man Hurt in Runaway Accident
Charles J. Donahoe a Chelsea resident, riding with William Randall, was thrown from a carriage when a frightened horse with a broken rein bolted along Congress Avenue, Broadway, and Everett Avenue. Randall jumped clear. Donahoe was knocked unconscious but later found to have a sprained left arm and only a severe shaking.
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Charles J. Donahoe
Chelsea
Donahoe
William Randall
Congress Avenue
Broadway
Everett Avenue
Randall
Jie
Magness
Woman Rescued From Burning House on Norway Street
A fire at 61 Norway Street last night trapped Mrs. Loughlin on the second floor. Two men, believed to be Fallon and Dayton, climbed stairs and carried her out after she fainted. The lamp explosion caused the blaze. property loss was slight.
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John Loughlin
Norway Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Hobson of London on compulsory arbitration
John A. Hobson of London spoke at Denison House on industrial arbitration with emphasis on compulsory arbitration. He cited the Pennsylvania coal strike as an example and warned that without a court of compulsory arbitration the health and lives of the community could be endangered. He plans to leave for New York tomorrow and return to Boston on November 3.
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John A. Hobson
London
Denison House
Hobson
Pennsylvania
New York
Boston
Brakeman Narrowly Escapes Death at Mystic Wharf
Daniel McCloud of 44 Park Street Charlestown a brakeman on the Boston and Maine railroad was caught between a platform and a freight car at Mystle wharf yesterday and narrowly escaped being crushed. His left leg was badly injured and he was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Daniel McCloud
Park Street
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mystle Wharf
Massachusetts General Hospital
Munyon Promises Quick Cures for Many Ailments
Munyon boasts a range of remedies claimed to cure rheumatism in days and to relieve coughs colds and catarrh swiftly. He cites countless testimonials and offers free medical advice at Tremont Tent daily except Sundays to back his statements.
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Warner
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Post
Munyon
Tremont
Chemic-Electro Institute
H. B. McConnell
Boylston St
Hotel Pelham
Boston
Laying the Foundation for Bowel Catarrh Cure
A period advertisement explains systemic catarrh as a whole body condition expressed in different organs. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a universal remedy claimed to cure catarrh in blood and all local expressions from bowels to skin, including eczema bronchitis leucorrhea and cystitis.
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Stuart
Dean
G.A.R Jamess
Ats Ean Dee
Grant Post
Kingston
N. Y
Dewators
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N. Y
S. S. Kingdon Dead Boston Journalist Dies at Home
Samuel Stokes Kingdon, a leading Boston journalist and longtime Evening Transcript contributor, died suddenly of heart disease at his North Cambridge home. Born September 7, 1841, he had a long career across multiple papers, served in the Civil War, studied law, and authored Kingdon's Dictionary of the White Mountains plus an unfinished memoir The Confessions of a Newspaper Man.
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Samuel
Kingdon
Boston
Hubbard Avenue
North
Cambridge
Samuel Stokes Kingdon
Mt. Holly
N. J
Waynesville
Dayton, C
Gazette
Vallandigham
United States
Springfield Evening News
Journal
Ohio
Morgan
Xenia
New York
Astoria Herald
Long Island
Ritchie
Mr. Kingdon
William Gaston
Roxbury
Lincoln
Washington
Massachusetts
Fort Delaware
Delaware River
Dickens
Longfellow
Lolmes
Whittier
Lowell
Howells
Aldrich
Gaston
Wilmington
Del
Charles B. Love
Congress
Corry
Penn
Corry Evening Blade
Cambridge Chronicle
A. I. Rolins
Manchester
N. H
Rollins
Sunday Courier
Boston Daily Advertiser
Henry A. Clapp
Woman's Bank
Howe
Advertiser
Salem News
The
Record
the Record
Boston Herald
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Boston Elerated Railroad Company
Bright
Sirs Tam
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Welsh Tun
Tam
Tama
Dr. King
King Dental
Lors
Washington Street
Avon Street
Jordan's
White
Crosby's
Oxford
Davis Bros. & CO
New England
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Richmond
Means & Thacher
Custom House
St. Boston
Mark
Sterling
Scrofula
S. S. Kingdon
Boston Press Club
Newspaper Club of Boston
Edward Koch
Germany
Mississippi River
Koch
Robert
Robert Koch
Tuberculosis Congress
Tandoo
Dre. Koch
West Twenty Second St
Arch St
Buffalo
Franklin St
Michigan Ave
Pittsburg
Penn Ave
Cincinnati
Gaffeld Place
Exchange St
North Eutaw St
Eleventh St
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