Bates Discusses Cities Home Rule at Rally
Gov Bates and Lt Gov Guild addressed voters in Fall River at a Republican rally. He faulted a Democratic candidate for vague charges on state extravagance and cited four items he says justify criticism. He defended commissions as useful, attacked home rule for Boston, and pressed Gaston to name specific commissions to abolish or consolidate.
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Fall River
Bates
Guild
St. Louis
Hawley
Boston Police Commission
Gaston
State House
Boston
Police Department of
Collins
Faneuil Hall
Boston Elevated Railroad
Crane
Colonel Gaston
Charles River Dam
Four Senate contests shape city races this year
The article details Democratic efforts in four inner city senate battles, highlighting key candidates in Wards 10,12,18 and 21,22,23 districts. It notes David D. Leahy’s two-year House tenure from Ward 12 and his gas regulator bill, Andrew J. Peters from West Roxbury facing a Republican split, and Frederick W. Klemm challenging Richard F. Andrews after a factional drift in Ward 21.
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John A. Sullivan
Senate
Congress
Charles 8. Clerke
David D. Leahy
Andrew J. Peters
West Roxbury
Peters
Seaver
John A. Coulthurst
Frederick W. Klemm
Richard F. Andrews
Péters
Tariff critique by Lieutenant-Governor Guild
Guild argues against current tariff revision and recalls Cleveland era policies. He criticizes party control, notes Massachusetts factory losses of 46 million dollars after tariff tinkering, and defends free coal policy while questioning Canada’s duties. He calls attention to regional impacts and the persistence of sectional themes in tariff debates.
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Guild
Cleveland
Massachusetts
South
Canada
Socialist advocates tour New England to curb vote
Martha Moore Avery and David Goldstein, long promoters of socialism, campaign to reduce the socialist vote this year. They will speak at Faneuil Hall this evening during a statewide tour.
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Martha Moore Avery
David Goldstein
Faneuil Hall
Suit Against Hayes Heard in Supreme Court
Frank J. Kimball sues Alfred S. Hayes and associates for 50000 over a breach of contract to raise 600000 for the Plant line steamships. Hayes allegedly switched to a Boston loan after initial plans. WITNESSES testified by deposition. hearing continues.
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Frank J. Kimball
New York
Alfreds. Hayes Et al
Canada Atlantic, Steamship Company
Braley
Supreme Court
Kimball
Hayes
Boston
F. J. Daggett
George E. Gale
Charles E. Pye
Gale
A. A. Perry
Byer Kirkpatrick
International Trust Company
Steamship Company
Trust Company
William H. Ely
Mr. Keene
Edward R. Griffin
Funds Sought for Boston Floating Hospital Boat
Friends of the Boston Floating Hospital urge a popular movement to raise 60000 dollars for a new boat for the coming season. Lee Higginson Co. act as treasurers as the management cannot secure funds in addition to current expenses. If the balance is not raised soon the work may be abandoned.
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Boston
Greatly Reduced Rates West by Chicago & Northwestern
Reduced transcontinental rail fares from New England to California Oregon Washington and British Columbia are advertised at over 17 dollars below regular second class. Information and tickets available from J B Brittain Genl Agent 300 Washington St Boston.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. B. Brittain
Gen’l
Washington St
Boston
Tech Men Prepare for Annual Field Day
Preparations for Tech annual field day proceed with high interest among the class of 1906 which seeks to place its numerals on the trophy after last year’s defeat. Freshmen and sophomores both field three teams in the expected hard fought contest set for Saturday November 7.
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Tech
To Curb Cold In One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
A vintage ad promising quick cold relief urges readers to take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims refund if not effective and bears Grove's signature with a buy now call to action for druggists.
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Grove
The Desperate Maladies and Osmo-Chemic Aid
In rebuke of cruel medical exclusions, Osmo-Chemic physicians cut patient costs to near free to help invalids access treatment. The public interest lies in proven results against catarrh asthma bronchitis nervous disorders Brights disease rheumatism stomach ailments cancer and tumors, not just low prices.
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Bright
Osmo-Chemic cure helps Brookline woman after years of illness
Miss Alice Brown of 49 Kent Street Brookline Massachusetts recounts three years of headache nausea and vomiting with misdiagnoses including appendicitis and catarrh. After X Ray at No 18 Boylston Street Boston Osmo-Chemic doctors diagnosed gastrophosis and stomach acid congestion of the liver and treated her successfully with noticeable relief and restored appetite.
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Alice Brown
Kent
Brookline
Mass
Boylston St
Boston
Alice
Osmo-Chemic physicians offer free exam before Oct 31
The Osmo-Chemic doctors invite patients currently under other care for catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption cancers or tumors who have not improved to seek their care by October 31 and receive a free examination and trial of the new Night treatment.
Republicans file calm nomination papers for city offices
Filing of nomination papers for the municipal caucuses by the Republicans yesterday was orderly. Three candidates seek mayor, two for street commissioner, with aldermanic and councilmanic hopefuls listed for alphabetical ballot placement. Only two ward committee contests surfaced, including Ex-Senator William H. Lott opposing in Ward 16 and a contest in Ward 23 with George C. involved.
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William H. Lott
George C
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Help Elderly Malden Man
Mr Emery of 40 Lincoln Street Malden testifies after forty eight years of rheumatism that Osmo-Cemic doctors straightened him and brought relief after failed medicines and a south trip for cure. He praises their care and claims improved condition for himself and grandson.
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B. F
Emery
Lincoln St
Malden
Girane
Osmo-Chemic Light Treatment Claims Cure for Skin Diseases
A Washington street, Wellesley Hills resident claims Osmo-Chemic physicians cured his eczema and other skin ailments. John Fitzpatrick says he suffered severe hand skin disease causing agony, then improved after treatment and stopped night sweats. He urges others with skin diseases to seek their care.
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John Fitzpatrick
Washington St
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Tha
Ian
Free X Ray Examination Offers Insightful Diagnostic Service
Osmo Chemic physicians present the latest X-Ray equipment with a special fluoroscopic attachment for distinct eyesight diagnosis of diseased parts. They offer a radical, perfect exam at no charge to all invalids who desire it, inviting widespread access to this free service.
Praise for trusted physicians blessed by God
A grateful letter from B F Emery praises physicians for their skill and honesty in treating suffering humanity. Emery notes their daily crowds of patients and attributes their work to divine guidance, blessing them for personal help and broad public good.
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B. F. Emery
Wrong Diagnosis Claim Sparks Patient Testimony in Atlantic
Mr. Seth Noble of Atlantic Massachusetts contends doctors misread his illness a gall stones peritonitis and lead poisoning. He says chronic vomiting and severe abdominal pain ruined his work as a house painter until Osmo Chemic treatment in Boston relieved his symptoms after X ray examination and first therapy.
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Seth Noble
Atlantic
Mass
Boston
Former effort to obtain relief ends with drug sale offer
Seth Noble states he will sell a large quantity of drugs at a significant discount. He describes the sale as a result of his prior unsuccessful attempts to obtain relief and signs the statement. This sourced excerpt presents a direct admission of intent to traffic drugs.
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Seth Noble
Promise Faithfully Kept by Avon Woman
Miss Elizabeth McNiff of Avon Massachusetts credits Osmo-Chemic doctors with diagnosing neuritis via X ray and providing successful treatment after prior discouragement. She praises their skill and courtesy and endorses them for others suffering, signed Miss Elizabeth McNiff.
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Elizabeth McNiff
Avon
Mass
Elizabeth McNife
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Se
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine appears with addresses for permanent offices in Boston and surrounding cities, listing several street locations and office hours. It notes daily hours 3 to 8 pm, closed Sunday, with contact details and offices in Boston, Manchester, Portland, Howland, Bridgeport, and others.
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Medicine
Conn
Gray faction maintains control in ward caucuses
The Gray faction reports control with both factions present, noting filings largely unopposed as of yesterday morning though cutoff is 3 pm Thursday. City committee officers faced unease as Ward 16 leader Joseph L Bergman contemplated unopposed status for street commissioner. Andrew J Sullivan of Ward 24 is urged by the organization to secure Republican primary votes and party nomination, as president of the Dorchester Improvement Associations Council.
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Council of
Dorchester
Young Adventists Open 11th Annual Convention in Chelsea
The General Eastern Young People's Society of Loyal Workers linked with Advent Christian Church opened its 11th annual convention at the Advent Church in Chelsea. Speakers included C. M. Seamans, M. G. Nelson, H. E. Thompson, and Wilder Charles Goodrich plus Elder G. A. Lyon. The program features welcome remarks, reports, and sermons as the event runs through tomorrow.
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Young Adventists
General
Eastern Young People’s Society of Loyal Workers
Advent Christian Church
Advent Church
Chelsea
C. M. Seamans
M. G. Nelson
H. E. Thompson
Wilder Charles Goodrich
G.A. Lyon
Gas Consolidation in Chicago Sustained by Court
Springfield Ill Oct 27 The Supreme Court sustains the gas consolidated act of 1897 and finds no evidence of a gas trust or extortion in Chicago. The ruling upholds the act’s constitutionality and rejects claims of improper practices by the gas company.
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Chicago
Springfield
Ill
Supreme Court
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