Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Advertises Health Cure
An old advertisement claims Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cures ailments in young women by stimulating vital organs aiding digestion and circulation. It guarantees genuine product only in its sealed patent bottles and warns against substitutes. Priced at $1.00 per bottle with free medical booklet upon request.
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Clara M. Carson
Boundbrook
N. J
Duffy
Clara M Carson
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Francesca da Rimini at Tremont Theatre review
Edward H. Crosby reports on Mme. Duse presenting Gabriele D’Annunzio's Francesca da Rimini, a hate driven drama of Paolo and Francesca with Malatestino. Duse’s lead is colorless, but Emilia Varini as Malestino shines amid mixed staging and an overpraised tragedy.
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Mme. Duse
D’annunzio
Tremont
Tremont Theatre
Gabriele
Annunzio
Francesca da Rimini
Rome
Ravenna
Francesca
Giovanni Lo Sciancoto Detto Gianciotto
Rimini
Malatestas
Polentani
Gianciotto
Paolo
Malatestino
Pyed
d'Annunzio
Emilia Varini
Carlo Rosaspina
Dante Capelli
Edward H. Crosby
Edward B Bradlee Joins Continental Clothing Co
Edward B Bradlee, longtime Blue Store Clothing House salesman of Chelsea, has joined the Continental in Boston. Friends praise his 22 years in the trade and note the move expands his access to a large New England stock. His Masonic and Knights of Pythias affiliations are mentioned as part of his community ties.
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Mr. B
Bradilee
The
Continental
Blue Store
Mr. Bradlee
Boston
Bradlee
Chelsea
Medic Lodge 51
Odd Fellows
Ivanhoe Lodge 13
Knights of Pythias
Charlstown
New England
Despondent man hanged self in South Boston home
Despondent James Jameson, after repeated job failures, died by suicide yesterday morning. He lived with his wife at 116 Gold Street, South Boston. While she prepared breakfast, he hanged himself. She found him, cut the rope, and a physician arrived too late.
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James Jameson
Jameson
Gold Street
South
Boston
Bates in Brookline Talks on State Debt
A Republican rally at Brookline Town Hall drew over 900 attendees with lawmakers including John L. Bates Samuel L. Powers and Attorney General Herbert Parker. Bates rebutted Gaston’s debt critique, arguing state and metropolitan district financing protect Massachusetts from excess taxation and that the real debt shows prudent public works extending to water sewer and park systems.
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Brookline Town Hall
Joseph H. Walker
Republican State Committee
John L. Bates
Samuel L. Powers
Newton
Herbert Parker
Bates
Newtonville
Massachusetts
Gaston
Boston
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Chicago
New York
City Hall
Maassachusetts
Foss Rallies Tonight with Lodge in Boston Areas
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge will speak at two Foss rallies tonight at the Dudley Street Opera House in Ward 21 and Curtis Hall in Jamaica Plain Ward 22. Charles M. Draper will preside. Speakers include M. J. Murray Hugh L. Shepherd Robert Luce and Mr. Foss. Curtis Hall rally marks Foss last appearance in his home ward.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Foss
Dudley Street Opera House
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Charles M. Draper
Adams
Mr. Lodge
M. J. Murray
Hugh L. Shepherd
Ilinois
Robert Luce
Mr. Foss
Lodge in Webster Rally Voices GOP Victory Urgency
Oct. 28 in Webster Republicans held two rallies with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge former Worcester mayor Rufus B Dodge candidate Joseph Monette and Dr A Daudelin as speakers. Music Hall and Opera House were crowded with attendees from Dudley and nearby towns. Lodge spoke on trusts and the need for a Republican win while Dodge connected with old neighbors.
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Woester
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rufus B. Dodge
Worcester
Congress
Joseph Monette
Lawrence
8. A. Daudelin
Music Hall
Dudley
Senator Lodge
Dodge
Three Campaign Rallies for Towle in Boston Area
Tonight three rallies support Republican Congressional candidate William W. Towle in the 10th district. Events at Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner Wardroom Ward 17 Vine Street Church and West Side Republican Club 179 Lauriat Avenue feature speakers John L. Bates George A. Hibbard Guy A. Ham Edward B. Callender H. Houstis Newton Natt T. Abbott Timothy J. Donoghue Senator John K. Berry and others.
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William W. Towle
Congress
10Th
Winthrop Hall
Upham's Corner
Vine Street
West Side
Republican Club
Lauriat Avenue
John L. Bates
George A. Hibbard
Guy A. Ham
Edward B. Callender
H. Houstis Newton
Natt T. Abbott
Timothy J. Donoghue
John K. Berry
Auction of Customs House goods sells for over $1000
An auction at the Custom House cleared unclaimed items, samples, liquors, and bonded goods, totaling just over $1000. The top lot was seven cases of Hamburg china from 1901 valued at $317.60 but fetched $140, followed by a batch of cotton hose and china priced at $897.30 and sold for $150, plus small quantities of wines and a case of Swedish books.
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Custom House
Hamburg
Coal drops in Bath price cut to ten dollars a ton
In Bath Maine on October 28 anthracite coal was reduced to 10 dollars per ton, a decline of 2 dollars from the previous day. The city estimates about 600 tons remain available.
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Bath
Osmo-Chemic Light Cure Promises Painless Cancer Relief
Eminent medical figures testify to the Osmo-Chemic light and X-Ray treatments showing rapid relief and apparent cures. The system claims to treat external cancers and lung tuberculosis by direct light exposure, with many conditions reportedly yielding quickly. Boston and New England patients may receive free X-Ray exams and trial treatment before November 1.
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Europe
America
Boston
New England
Big Ovation For Col. Gaston At Malden
In a Massachusetts venue Col. Gaston decries wealth inequality and criticizes the capitalistic class. He cites railroad stock gains from 1897 to now, arguing speculative finance widens the gap while real estate and wages lag behind cost of living. He predicts voters will oust the Republican party in the upcoming election.
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Massachusetts
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Stock Exchange
Tnion Pac
Boston
Business
Vale
Republican Party
Pittsfield Mayor to Speak in Boston at Grove Hall
Mayor David England of Pittsfield will address a Boston audience at Grove Hall headquarters of the new Democratic Club serving Wards 17 20 21 and 24. The event features speakers W S McNary John A Sullivan C S Hamlin Fred 8 Gore Joseph F O Connell H Murray Pakulski and presiding Philip J Tworoger.
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David England
Pittsfield
Boston
Grove Hall
New Democratic Club
Young Men's Hebrew Democratic Club Meeting in Ward 8
A regular meeting of the Young Men's Hebrew Democratic Club of Ward 8 was held at Swartz Hall Leverett street last evening. President Rosenberg and Councilman Hyman Weinberg urged members to mobilize the Hebrew vote for Gaston Kellher and the Democratic ticket.
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Young Men's Hebrew Democratic Club
Ward 8
Swartz Hall
Leverett Street
Rosenberg
Hyman Weinberg
Gaston
Kellher
Chelsea Aldermen Approve Power Line Petition
At a Chelsea Board of Aldermen meeting an order granting Edison Illuminating Company of Boston permission to erect and maintain a pole line from the Charlestown bridge to the East Boston bridge and place wires for power delivery to East Boston was adopted.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Edison Lluminating Company of Boston
Charlestown Bridge
East Boston Bridge
East Boston
Correct Diagnosis Reveals Fractured Rib Pressing on Liver
Mr M F Sousa of 76 Mountain Ave Revere Mass suffers three years from severe right side pain after a fall. After visits to many doctors misdiagnosing Brights disease or kidney issues Osmo-Chenile doctors used X Ray to find a fractured rib pressing on his liver. Treatment led to quick improvement and ability to sleep on either side.
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M. F. Sousa
Mountain Ave
Revere
Mass
Bright
Escaped the Knife Mrs Silva's Letter
Letter from Mrs Joseph P. Silva of 83 Neeland Street Boston praising Osmo-Chemic light cure for a fibrous tumor of the womb and tuberculosis patients. She credits doctors and years of pills with avoiding an operation and expresses gratitude for a cure attributed to violet light therapy.
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Mrs. Silva
Great
Denl
Joseph PF. Silva
Neeland At
Fulfilled Every Promise From Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Mary Powers of 34 Ward Street Salem Massachusetts says she suffered catarrh of the stomach and intestinal trouble with malaria and related illnesses. After consulting Dr Plunkett and undergoing X Ray confirmation she began treatment and rapidly improved, praising Osmo-Chemic physicians for fulfilling every promise.
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Mary Powers
Ward St
Salem
Mass
Plunkett
Mary F. Powers
Marvelous Cure Claim From Cosmo-Chemic Physicians
Mrs Olive Goodwin of Roxbury Massachusetts reports years of stomach trouble bronchitis and a complication of unknown disease improved after treatment by Dr Plunkett using X Ray examination and a course of Cosmo-Chemic Physicians remedies claiming a marvelous cure and fulfillment of promises.
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Olive Goodwin
Devon St
Roxbury
Mass
Plunkett
Olive M. Goodwin
Osmo-Chemic doctors praised for asthma cure
James C. Eaton of Medford Massachusetts credits Osmo-Chemic physicians with curing his twenty year battle with asthma bronchitis and intestinal neuralgia after a friend urged him to seek treatment. He says he feels better than ever and thanks the doctors for saving him from catarrh and severe asthma.
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James C. Eaton
Grant Ave
Medford
Mass
James O. Eaton
Foss Visits Brighton Rally in Warren Hall
The Brighton Republicans held a crowded rally at Warren Hall last night with Congressman Roberts of the seventh district as the first speaker. He backed the Republican candidate in the sixth district, Mr. Foss, asserting Republicans should pursue tariff changes and defend the Dingley era policy while aiming for free materials and tariff amendments to suit current conditions.
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Brighton
Warren Hall
Roberts
Seventh
Uth
Foss
New England
Dingley
Republican Party
Hillside Club Celebrates 20th Anniversary
The Hillside Club of Somerville marked its 20th anniversary with a vestry reception for the president Alphonse A. Wyman and past presidents, followed by an address by Wyman, a poem by J. M. Thompson, a club history by Miss Emma S. Keyes, and remarks from local figures including Miss Mae O D Frazar, Rev. Charles L. Noyes, Rep. Robert Luce, Hon. A. A. Perry, and BH. H. Marston, with refreshments afterward.
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Hillside Club
Somerville
Winter Hill Congregational Church
Alphonse A. Wyman
Wyman
J. M. Thompson
Emma 8S. Keyes
Mae O
Marcus M. Nye dies aged pioneer sailor in Barnstable
Marcus M. Nye an old forty niner died in Barnstable at an advanced age. He was among 400 who outfitted the Edward Everett and sailed for the Pacific coast in 1849. He stayed in California until 1855 and spent 10 years at sea in the Atlantic trade. He later ran Rainsford Island in Boston Harbor for five years until 1871 when the state relinquished it to the city.
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Barnstable
Marcus M. Nye
Edward Everett
Pacific Coast
California
Rainsford Island
Boston Harbor
Reverend MacFadden Installed As Maple Street Pastor
The Rev. Robert Andrew MacFadden was installed as pastor of Maple Street Congregational Church in Danvers. An exercise highlight was a gold watch for him and a diamond brooch for Mrs. MacFadden, plus a parchment bearing 300 names as a testimonial from former Chelsea parishioners.
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Danvers
Robert Andrew MacFadden
Maple Street Congregational Church
Harvard Names Pianelli Fencing Instructor for Year
The Starvard athletic committee engaged M. Pierre Pianelli as fencing instructor for the year. Pianelli, fencing master at the B. A. A., is regarded as one of America’s best. Several novice contests will be held in fall and, if possible, class teams formed. A Harvard team will be chosen in March to compete in the intercollegiate tournament in New York.
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Starvard Athletic Committee
M. Pierre Pianelli
M. Pianelli
America
Farly
Harvard
New York
Marlboro Orders General Vaccination After Smallpox Case
The Board of Health in Marlboro has ordered a city wide vaccination drive following a newly detected smallpox case. Authorities urge vaccination to prevent spread and protect residents.
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Marlboro
Board of Health
Godsend to Humanity Francis White of Rockland Mass
Francis White of Rockland Massachusetts says he suffered thirteen years with an incurable condition. After doctors warned surgery and morphine, he sought Osmo-Chemic treatment in Boston using X ray diagnosis of stomach cancer. He reports rapid improvement and gratitude to Dr Plunkett and the Osmo-Chemic doctors.
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Francis White
Rockland
Maas
Boston
White
Plunkett
Dr. Plunkett
System of Medicine consultation details in Boston clinic
J. L. Plunkett M D chief consulting physician lists permanent offices in Poulston Building Boston at suites 8 9 10 third floor with entrances at 18 Foyston and 657 Washington Streets office hours 9 to 12 m 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 8 p m daily closed Sundays
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Poulston Building
Foyston
Washington Sts
Boston
Mass
CANDIDATES QUESTIONED ON COAL MINE OWNERSHIP
Carpenters Union 83 asked congressional candidates in the 9th and 10th districts if they support government ownership of coal mines. McNary Connry Kelcher Witt McVey Towle Sherman replied affirmatively. Foss said effective government ownership is not required and is obtainable.
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Sth
Carpenters’ Union 83
Messrs
McNary
Conry
Kelcher
Gardner Says Republicans Can Best Cure Trusts
In Peabody on October 2 a well attended Republican rally in the Town Hall featured General Curtis Guild Jr and Captain A P Gardner as speakers. Senatorial candidate Francis H Appleton presided and Gardner argued trusts are best regulated by the Republican party.
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Peabody
Curtis Guild, Jr
A. P. Gardner
Francis H. Appleton
Gardner
Ella Monahan Weds Frank G Grady at St Josephs Medford
Tonight at six oclock a wedding took place at the parochial residence of St Josephs Church Medford Ella V Monahan a Tufts school teacher married Frank G Grady son of Patrolman John Grady Medford police department The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Thomas L Flanagan.
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Medford
St. Joseph's Church
Ella V. Monahan
Tufts School
Frank G. Grady
John Grady
Thomas L. Flanagan
Public Healing of the Sick at Methodist Church
Dr. Henson offers free daily healing services at the Browfield Street Methodist Church from 10 to 11 am, using laying on of hands. He claims to cure blindness deafness paralysis tumors and many chronic conditions without operation, welcoming those given up by other physicians.
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Dr. Henson
Methodist
Browfield Street
Henlon
Penn
Dr. Henton
Boston
Bromfeld Street
Henson
Lenton
Andi
Menion
Beacon
Beacon S Treet
Henton
No, 11
Beacon At
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