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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
11
Both factions of the Boston Democratic Party united yesterday in support of Lieutenant-Governor David I Walsh's gubernatorial candidacy. The statewide ticket did not attend the meeting at the American House due to opposition to Sunday campaigning. Ward committee leaders gathered to receive instructions for the upcoming State contest.
The article discusses health claims about Dr Williams Pink Pills and a Boston political gathering. It covers nervous exhaustion signs and urges treatment, then reports on Democratic leaders including Joseph Maynard City Clerk Donovan Kelcher John A Kelcher and David I Walsh at a Tremont Temple rally with remarks on unity and reform.
City Clerk James Donovan ex-Congressman John A Kelcher and Judge John R Murphy joined Lomasney Fitzgerald forces in Boston. Leaders agreed to back the State ticket and adopt the slogan Boston for Walsh and the entire State ticket by 20 000 votes. Ex Chairman John McDonald of
A Sunday assembly at a Boston area church drew politicians and supporters. Mayors and congressmen argued for Walsh and the Democratic slate, urging turnout and highlighting fundraising disparities while noting immigrant community backing and a local beauty contest entrant.
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores authorized to sell Kosine treatment for Epilepsy with a $1.50 bottle price and a full refund guarantee if not satisfied. A free booklet on epilepsy including a complete diet is offered by The Kosine Co. of Washington, D.C.
The page lists November 1913 church events in Boston including sermons at St Pauls Cathedral by Bishop Brent and Bishop Roots, a missionary mass meeting, Metropolitan Bible Class League kick off at First Presbyterian, and various union rallies and ministerial meetings across multiple denominations at venues such as Immanuel Church West Roxbury First Church Temple Street and Pilgrim Hall.
Melrose families feature Kathleen Clark and her pony carriage with racing-bred horses in city streets. Walter and Albert Clark pursue college life via cooking art and candy making, while Kathleen studies dancing and music. The Catholic Women League schedules autumn lectures by C O Connell Galvin on Ireland Today and a Brighton retreat led by Passionist Fathers.
A park square bound electric car was struck by a large touring automobile at Beacon and Charles streets yesterday afternoon. The impact knocked the car from the track and sent it on a 50 foot ride over cobblestones. It crashed into the curb and the forward trucks mounted the sidewalk with the front vestibule stopping near the iron fence by the Public Garden.
Edward B Chapin a Boston lawyer driving the auto en route to Beacon Hill involved in a collision with a street car on Beacon Street near Beacon and Charles streets. Seven passengers were aboard the car with no injuries. Damage limited to front and rear steps broken mud guard and a smashed headlight. Motorman M N Dunlavy and Conductor C H Taylor described the event as the roughest ride of their careers. The auto struck the street car at the rear platform causing it to leave the rails before the emergency crew returned the car to rails.
The church in West End led by Rev. Lawrence W. Slattery will begin with a solemn high mass. Cardinal O’Connell is expected to be present for the Sunday morning service.
London report quotes a Croydon doctor criticizing extended public bath facilities. He claims mixed bathing destroys marriage prospects, stating that only one in fifty men would marry the woman he has bathed with.
The Malden Italian Society Maria SS de Carmine elected officers for the upcoming year. Members witnessed the formal transition as new leadership took the helm.
Yesterday the club announced its year slate led by President Vito Venore and Vice President Salvator Capozzel. Recording secretary Giustiemo Berardo and financial secretary Vincenzo Cangiamila were also named, with directors Marangeillo Simonneha Fusc Sestino, Tisimone, and Bevatda to serve.
John Cox En derwood former lieutenant governor of Kentucky died today at Hana mann hospital New York from hardening of the arteries. He was a prominent Kentucky politician and a high officer in the Odd Fellows. born in Georgetown Kentucky in 1840.
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