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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1903

Page

4

COCERAN TO SPEAK AGAIN IN MASSACHUSETTS

The Democratic campaign winds toward a large turnout in Boston with Bourke Cochran set to speak at Dudley Street Opera House and other prominent figures like Colonel Gaston, Sullivan, Thayer, Kelcher, and Dennison planning multiple rallies. Republican leaders fear a windup shift as Senator Lodge returns and Moody predicts no party split, warning of a Bates plurality slump.

Boston Bourke Cochran New York Dudley Street Opera House Gaston Sullivan Thayer Kelcher Conry Joseph A. Dennison Charles W. Bartlett Charles 8. Hamlin McNary Fitzgerald Democratic Republican Republican State Committee Senator Lodge Europe Moody Bates

Dorchester Democrats Rally Tonight at Norfolk Hall

Dorchester Ward 2 Democrats hold a rally at Norfolk Hall at the corner of Washington and Bowdoin streets. Speakers include Congressman John A. Kelcher Hon John J Flaherty Gloucester candidate for attorney general John P Leahy ex mayor Philip J O Connell Worcester Hon William T A Fitzgerald Arthur W W Dolan Stephen P Galvin candidate for Senator John F Cusick John Shea and Maurice J Walsh candidates for the House William J Hennessy will preside.

Ward 2 Norfolk Hall Washington and Bowdoin Streets Dorchester John A. Kelcher John J. Flaherty Gloucester John P. Leahy Philip J. O’connell Worcester William T. A. Fitzgerald City Committee Arthur W.W. Dolan Common Council Stephen P. Galvin John F. Cusick John Shea Maurice J. Walsh House William J. Hennessy

South Boston Democrats Parade and Rally Friday Evening

Hundreds of young Democrats will march through the Peninsular district in a Friday parade featuring red fire music and oratory at St. Augustine's Hall. Speakers include J. W. Forest of Albany Mayor J. H. H. McNamee of Cambridge Joseph A. Dennison the Hon James A. Gallivan ex Congressman Henry F. Naphe n President W. T. A. Fitzgerald will open the meeting with Congressman William S. McNary presiding.

Boston Peninsular St. Augustine’s Hall J. W. Forest Albany N. Y J. H. H. McNamee Cambridge Joseph A. Dennison James A. Gallivan Henry F. Naphen W. T. A. Fitzgerald Williams McNary

Socialist rally in Everett Hall draws 300 attendees

The Socialist party held a rally in Everett Hall tonight with about 300 people present. Speakers included John W. De Bell of Boston and gubernatorial candidate John C. Chase.

Everett Socialist Party Everett Hall John W. de Bell Boston John C. Chase

Timely Troubles Warn of Kidney Ailments

The passage warns back pain signals kidney trouble and urges relief of congested kidneys to prevent urinary disorders dropsy rheumatism and diabetes Dean's Kidney Pills are recommended as a cure for several kidney disorders.

Bright Dean

Captain Thomas Troop Endorses Deans Kidney Pills

Boston proof Thomas Troop captain of the steamer Bertha Dean says dampness and changeable ocean weather aggravated his backache and kidney symptoms. He details severe pain, inability to lift objects, and credits Deans Kidney Pills after using several boxes, endorsing the preparation highly.

Thomas Troop Lewis Street Bertha Dean Boston Fernandina Fla Dean

Harvard Scrubs Score Against the Varsity in Scrimmage

Captain leads Harvard eleven as all eligible players report for practice. The scrubs score against the varsity for the first time this year while Means breaks through for a 45 yard touchdown. Harvard struggles with offside calls and fumbles though Means and several players show strong play ahead of the Yale game next month.

Harvard Cambridge Crimson Nichols Randall Yale Brown Lehmann Carroll Andy Marshall Varsity Means

Rice's Millions Not Patrick's

Albany N Y Oct 27 The Court of Appeals denied Albert T Patrick any claim to William M Rice estate The decision affirms lower courts ruling that the forged will Patrick produced is invalid The Rice will allocates most of the estate to the proposed Houston Texas institute The case advances to Patrick's appeal of his first degree murder conviction and death sentence

Albany N. Y Court of Appeals Albert T. Patrick William M. Rice Sing Sing Rice Patrick Fitzgerald Mr. Rice William M. Rice Institute For the Advancement of Literature, Science and Art Houston Tex

Hayes Talks Again on Holden Loan

Hayes voices renewed critique of Governor Bates and the Holden loan scandal, arguing that public officials cannot be bought or influenced by lobby power. He cites the July 1900 conduct as a benchmark and urges voters to judge Bates by his inaugural standards and statutory offenses. The passage defends integrity while challenging Bates and the press over perceived political manipulation.

Mr. Bates Mr. Holden Massachusetts Congressman Powers Holden Commonwealth Bates

Grape Nuts and Postum Rebuild a Woman’s Health

A Quincy Illinois woman recounts years of stomach trouble and misdiagnoses. She describes drastic weight loss and crippling headaches until shifting from white bread and coffee to Grape-Nuts and Postum, noting rapid improvement, regained weight, fewer headaches, and restored strength. The ad ends urging readers to look for The Road to Wellville in every package.

Quincy Ill Phsician California Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Harvard Players Must Give Coaches And Captain Their Titles

Harvard football players now must address Captain C. B. Marshall as Captain Marshall and all coaches as Mr. Coach or Mr. Captain. The formal rule, adopted this season, aims to place everyone on equal footing and curb personal familiarity that can breed envy among candidates. The scheme mirrors a 1901 practice used by Bill Reid.

Harvard C. B. Marshall Carl Crimson Marshall

Harvard Stadium Nears Completion for Yale Game

Harvard plans its mammoth stadium ready for the Yale game on November 21 with 500 workers rushing steel girders and concrete. If pace holds, girders and shell may be up by November 1, seats rising at about 130 daily, and capacity 35,000 intact despite south-end curve delays. promenade covering likely not finished until spring.

Harvard Yale Jis Dartmouth Hollis

New York Embezzler Caught in Vancouver

Clarence Leonard, accused of forging checks to steal over 10000 dollars from his employers, was seized in Vancouver with his wife Katherine Miller of East Orange New Jersey. He will return to New York without extradition papers after local detectives tailed hiding fugitives aboard ships and hotels.

Vancouver B. G Seattle Clarence Leonard New York Katherine Miller East Orange N. J J. M. Fay Orient Australia Pinkertons

Charms of Womanhood and Personal Appeal

Every woman aims to preserve or regain charms such as a clear complexion rounded features graceful neck and beautiful bust as keys to happiness and success. Men are drawn to these attributes and wise women seek to maintain them through effort and self care.

Dr Charles Flesh Food advertisement promises beauty claims

An old style ad promotes Dr Charles Flesh Food for facial fullness and bust development. It claims to remove wrinkles smoothing cheeks and hands and restore breast contour. It lists retailers Woodward Pitts-Kim and others, offering two boxes for $1 plus an illustrated massage book.

Dr. Charles Ito Woodward Ummer Butler's le Place Pitts-Kim N Deus Mts St R. H. White Joean” Co Houghton & Dutton Audhor

Thieves Steal State Property at Vermont National Guard Camp

Burlington dispatch reports wholesale depredations at the Vermont National Guard First Regiment camp building. Isolated quarters closed since August encampment were entered, with movable items stolen and immovable furnishings damaged. Chests broken, tools stolen or ruined.

Burlington Vermont National Guard

Holden Replies to Powers Over Governor Bates Ties

W J Holden responds to S L Powers remarks about his financial relations with Governor Bates. He denies improper use of funds for campaigning and defends his loans as to a private friend. Holden cites coordination with party figures and defends his stance on Mathews and Clark, asserting no motive to harm the governor.

Bates 8S. L. Powers Hayes T. R. Mathews Board of Police Willard Howland William EB. Barrett Richard W. Irwin Roberts Charles H. Innes Powers Congress State House W. J. Holden

No Complimentary Tickets for Army-Navy Game

Philadelphia Oct 27 The Army and Navy football game will cost 2.50 per ticket unless seats are secured from either service. Pennsylvania will sell her share of 6100 tickets to the game and it is unclear if holders of athletic association season books gain free admission. All Pennsylvania tickets will be sold and no complimentary tickets will be issued by Pennsylvania.

New York “Journal Frederick Hammann Vienna American Bureau Bendiner & Schlesinger Third Avenue 10Th Street N. Y Prof. Hoff Maggie Wilson George's Road New Brunswick N. J Hoff Inquirers Prof Hoff Professor Hoff New York C. E. Woodward & Co Bromfield Street Temple Place Washington Street Summer Street Boston Philadelphia Army

Senator Stewart’s Quick Romance Ends in Marriage

Washington Oct 27 Senator Stewart, 84, marries May Agnes Cone of Georgia after a rapid courtship sparked by photographs and ardent letters. The widow and father of two left Washington for Atlanta then traveled on to Hot Springs before eloping to Ashburn Farm near the capital. Elder daughter Bessie Hooker Stewart learns of the news too late. The union follows examples set by Platt and Depew.

Washington Stewart May Agnes Cone Georgia Atlanta Bessie Hooker Stewart Hot Springs Ark Senator Stewart Ashburn Farm Senate Thomas C. Platt Chauncey M. Depew

Bates to Quiet Fears of Chelsea Republicans

Chelsea Republican politicians ordered a city committee meeting after alarm at campaign apathy. A rally is planned for Lincoln Hall on Monday night with speakers Governor Bates Lieutenant Governor Guild and Representative Ham. Chelsea’s John B Beck will preside.

Chelsea Lincoln Hall Bates Guild Ham John B. Beck

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