Extraordinary diagnosis and cures by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
An advertisement for Dr. Liverpool at 560 Tremont Street offering free consultations and dramatic cure claims for numerous diseases. It lists hundreds of cure counts across many conditions, promises medicines supplied free, and urges readers to seek his evaluation and avoid further doctors. Office hours are noted with specific times.
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Dr. Liverpool
Tremont Street
Liverpool
Boston
Bright
Voter Registration Surges Ahead in Boston Caucuses
Registration for the Democratic caucuses closed at a reported 99 800 voters with a net gain of 3 379 since counting began. State election registration runs until Oct 14. Court Square and ward workers gathered early as boats brought voters from Wards 3 and 4 Charlestown, with daily tallies peaking in early September.
Wager on Keliher Confronts Conry Votes in Ward Bets
Friends of ex Senator John A. Keliher offered 2000 to bet that Keliher would beat Conry in Ward 2, while Conry supporters prepared to answer. Three men would place the stake with 1000, 1000, and 500 as options. Bets hinge on top delegation leaders and overall ward totals.
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John A. Keliher
Keliher
Ward 2
Joseph A. Conry
Ward 9
Post
Conry
Kelcher
Ward 8
Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion Sat Sept 13
A Boston excursion to Lake Winnipesaukee departs Sept 13 with a round trip of 2 dollars. Special train leaves Boston at 8 20 a m connecting with Mt Washington steamer at Alton Bay. Tickets available at city ticket office and Union station.
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New England
Lake Winnipesaukee
Boston
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
Boston & Maine
Alton Bay
City Ticket
Washington Street
Milk Street
Union Station
Fels-Naptha Promotes Old Fashioned Soap Use
A nostalgic pitch highlights old fashion soap for daily washing, stressing enduring effort and backache from traditional lathering. The line invites buyers to use Fels-Naptha as part of a hands on cleaning routine in a period tone.
Roosevelt Praises Organized Labor at Chattanooga
President Roosevelt attends the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen session in Chattanooga Tennessee and is made an honorary member. He lauds organized labor, urges balancing collective power with individual initiative, and stresses citizenship through character and work.
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Tenn
Roosevelt
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order
Sargent
The
Brotherhood
Troop B
State Guard
Hanrahan
McMillan
Tennessee
Canada
Mexico
Arnold
General Sherman
Mr. Sargent
Arizona
Republic
Uncle Sam
An Old War Over Coffee to Postum Change
A Philadelphia woman describes coffee's harmful effects on her nerves and health. After trying Postum Food Coffee she quits coffee, relieves headaches and biliousness, and loses the coffee craving. She also praises Grape Nuts and credits them with aiding digestion after two weeks on Postum and cereal.
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Philadelphia
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Roosevelt's Stop in Athens Sparks Handshake Moment
President Roosevelt arrived in Athens at 3 15 p m and briefed crowds as the presidential train moved on to Knoxville. He shook hands for the first time since his Southern trip at Riceville amid calls for a speech. He praised the Chickamauga battlefield visit and told locals he hoped the journey would make citizens better. A boy near the track was nearly injured as the train backed, and the president quipped about avoiding a juggernaut. Congressmen Gibson and U S marshal R T Austin joined Knoxville reception plans in Chattanooga.
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Athens
Tenn
Roosevelt
Knoxville
Riceville
Chickamauga
Grant University
Henry R. Gibson
Tennessee
R. T. Austin
United States
Chattanooga
President Roosevelt Speaks in Rain at Knoxville
President Roosevelt braved a heavy rain to address about 12,000 people along Main Avenue in Knoxville. He stood with bared head, thanked the crowd, praised Tennessee’s agricultural, industrial progress, and called the Tennesseean a typical American.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Roosevelt
Main Avenue
East Tennessee
Tennessee
Parochial School Opens on North Bennet Place
Rev Father Ubaldus of St Leonards Church opens St Anthony’s School next Monday for children under eight, directed by Franciscan Sisters from Rome. About 150 local Italian children will receive English and primary instruction during day hours. the two story renovated building is well lit and ventilated.
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Father Ubaldus
St., Leonard’s Church
Prince Street
North Bennet Place
St. Anthony's School
Rome
Himmerman Appears Dazed in Murder Charge Hearing
Charles W. Himmerman, charged with shooting his wife on Bulfinch Street last week, was arraigned on murder before Judge Dewey in the Municipal Criminal Court yesterday. He appeared dazed and low and was held without bail pending grand jury action.
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Charles W. Himmerman
Bulfinch Street
Dewey
Municipal Criminal Court
Brewery Strike Near End as Firemen and Engineers Stand Pat
The Boston brewery strike nears settlement after firemen and engineers refuse a week alternation proposal. Conference at Parker House failed to secure agreement, with union officials indicating engineers and firemen may join by 48 hours. Masters agreed to reinstate all strikers to their former jobs, while preserving hired workers and union membership rights. The plan requires a one week work period followed by a layoff in some plants.
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Boston
Columbus, Avenue
Roxbury Crossing
Edmund Ward
Brewery Workers’ Union 29
Parker House
I. R. Clark
Massachusetts Brewing Company
Fred McGrath
Dealers’ Association
J. A. Sprout
Massachusetts
Wyer Schofield
Frank McCarthy
American Federation of Labor For
Brewery Workers’ Union
Coopers’ Union
Rumors of Peace in the Coal Strike at Wilkesbarre
Rumors of a settlement in the miners strike circulated in Wilkesbarre with none confirmed by officials. John Mitchell denied making any proclamation signaling a settlement while operators claimed no concession action is imminent. Mine leaders insist any settlement must involve the union. a city resolution urged Governor Stone, President Baer, and President Mitchell to end the strike.
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Wilkesbarre
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Stone
Baer
Reading Company
United Mine Workers of America
Philadelphia Methodist Meeting Highlights Today
Philadelphia reports on the weekly meeting of the Methodist society held today. Key remarks and decisions touched on community service, outreach plans, and upcoming events within the congregation.
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Philadelphia
The
Methodist
Troops Ready to Move to Wilkesbarre
Captain Schermerhorn of the Second City Troop and Colonel S Clement of the Twelfth and Hoffman of the Eighth regiments ordered to hold commands in readiness for immediate movement. A special train is kept in waiting to transport the troops to Wilkesbarre in Shenandoah Pennsylvani a.
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Shenandoah, Penn
Schermerhorn
Second City
S. Clement
Twelfth
Hoffman
Wilkesbarre
Federation Libre backs Pennsylvania miners strike
In San Juan Puerto Rico on September 8 the Federation Libre branch of the American Federation of Labor passed a resolution supporting the Pennsylvania miners strike. Members will be assessed five cents weekly during the strike, aiming to raise about 150 dollars monthly for the strikers.
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San Juan
P. R
Federacion Libre
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Federation Libre
Police raid gang of youthful crooks at Stamford Street pool hall
Division 3 police arrested eight youths aged 16 to 20 at 75 Stamford Street on suspicion of pickpocketing sneaking and swindling. Names withheld. detectives say the group mentored others and traveled from Philadelphia to peddle stationery. One member Joseph Sanders 16 known as Newspaper Dick released recently from a state institution. Sanders attempted to pick Patrolman Wyman and carried 20 mileage books watches and money.
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Division 3
Stamford Street
Boston
Philadelphia
Hale Street
Joseph Sanders
Sanders
Wyman
Painter Killed While Working in Harvard Dormitory Tank
William Hallessey aged 20 of 19 Antrim street Cambridge was killed instantly yesterday afternoon while painting a water tank in the Fairfax Hall dormitory on Massachusetts avenue Cambridge. He carried an incandescent light to illuminate the interior. The light broke and a flash ignited gases from the paint causing an explosion. He likely inhaled hot air from the tank and died. He was the son of Michael Hallessey and survived by a mother and sister.
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William Hallessey
Antrim Street
Cambridge
Fairfax Hall
Harvard University
Massachusetts Avenue
Michael Hallessey
Aged Burglar Sentenced by Judge Aiken
John Thomas, one of the oldest burglars in the country, was yesterday sentenced by Judge Aiken in the Superior Criminal Court to state prison for a term of two and a half to three years at hard labor. He was trapped in the apartment at 1228 K Street on the night of Aug 2 after forcing the latch on a rear door. a lodger detected him and a struggle ensued before police at Station 13 arrested him. A complete burglar’s outfit was found on his person including jimmies and key turners.
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John Thomas
Ofson
Aiken
Superior Criminalit
Thomas
K Street
Mrs Mary A Woods Dead In Jamaica Plain
Mrs Mary A Woods wife of George M Woods of Jamaica Plain and longtime member of St James total Abstinence Society died yesterday. Funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 9 from the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Centre Street.
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Mary A. Woods
George M. Woods
Jamaica Plain
St. James Total Abstinence Society
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Centre Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Kidney Health Guidance
A vintage advertisement stresses nervousness and insomnia linked to weak kidneys and urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as the direct remedy. It claims the formula uses safe substances to correct and tone the kidneys, noting the old term reins for kidneys.
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Hood
Negro Burglar's Girl Arrested After Morgue Visit
The case surrounding the death of a colored burglar known as Governor Sneed was clarified by the arrest of Lizzie Burke, a 27 year old woman from Cambridge. She was found near Harrison avenue and Nassau street, identified as the white companion of the dead man, and later held at the House of Detention pending inquiry.
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Sneed
Graham
Division 5
Lizzie Burke
Calder
Division 4
Harrison Avenue
Broadway
Nassau Street
Station House
Centre Street
Cambridge
Driscoll
Pemberton Square
Hanscom
Henderson
N. C
House of Detention
Browne Carlin Wedding At Holy Cross Cathedral
A wedding was solemnized Sunday afternoon at Holy Cross Cathedral parochial residence. Miss Elia F. Carlin and Mr. P. J. Browne of the city married. Mary E. Cowan and P. J. Barrett assisted as attendants. They plan to reside at 16 Humphreys Street Dorchester after a brief wedding trip.
Logan Rallies Tonight in South Boston
Rallies in the interest of Edward I. Logan, candidate for Senator, will be held tonight at Broadway Hall and in the open air at C street and Broadway and D and Fifth streets in South Boston.
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Edward I. Logan
Broadway Hall
C Street
Broadway
Fifth Streets
South
Boston
Germany Leads the World in Curing Consumption
Prominent German physician Prof Koch cures consumption using the Koch Inhalation. Vapors deliver antiseptics to the lungs, killing germs and aiding healing. Boston doctors invite scrutiny and offer free consultation at 361 Boylston Street with monthly instruction for physicians.
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Prof. Koch
Germany
Boston
Boylston Street
Koch
Best Executed Murder Trial Chronicle of Bailey Slaying
A tale of jealousy drives the case of George E. Bailey’s dismembered body found October 17 in Floating Bridge Pond. Bailey’s killer, accused as Best, faces murder charges, trials, and appeals through Lynn and Salem courts from 1901 to 1902.
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Susie Young
Bailey
Best
Maine
Floating Bridge Pond
George E. Bailey
Lynn
Salem
Berry
Knowlton
Peters
Roland H. Sherman
James H. Sisk
N. D. A. Clark
Sherman
Fox
Supreme Court
400 Naturalized Yesterday in United States Courts
Yesterday 400 men were naturalized in the United States courts and a majority were from Boston. Hundreds of applications remain on file to be acted upon in the next few days as Boston politics focus on naturalization.
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United States
Boston
Gloucester Boats Offer North Shore Excursion Route
Passengers show great interest in the Gloucester steamers North Shore route. Cape Ann and City of Gloucester run weekdays at 10 and 2, Sundays 10 15, with an orchestra and scenic coast views for 30 miles northward. The trip promises cooler air and invigorating coastal scenery.
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Governor’s Island Magazine
Gloucester
North Shore
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
Bay
Boston
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