Cuticura Remedies Promote Remarkable Skin Cure
Advert says Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills heal obstinate skin and blood humors including scrofula boils ulcers and scaly itchy rashes. Claims infant and child cures with infantile eruptions, birth humors, and milk crust solved when other remedies fail. Sold worldwide with depots in London Paris Boston and more.
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Cathars Bevolvens
London
Charterhouse Sq
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Boston
Columbus
Otter Drug & Chem. Corp
Mayor Collins Favored to Preside at State Convention
Mayor Collins is urged to preside at the Democratic State convention and is likely to accept. The state executive committee will meet next week to decide who will preside, with Collins as the first choice.
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Collins
Boston Police Prepare 400 Officers for Sept. Primaries
Superintendent Pierce directs about 400 officers to attend the upcoming primaries on September 27. He issued orders to police captains yesterday to enforce the plan.
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Pierce
Boston Police
Louds Crew Rescued From Waterlogged Lumber Schooner
Fifty miles off Boston the Georgie D. Loud of Jonesport Maine with two masts cut away was sighted by the steamer Olivette at dusk. A boathook with the American flag drew rescue by Olivette’s crew as five men battled seas, then reached Union wharf. Captain E C Smith and four others endured a gale from Thatcher Island, pumps used overnight, deckload dumped to keep from capsizing. The wreck was later set afire.
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Boston
Georgie D. Loud
Jonesport
Olivette
Union Wharf
Smith
Thatcher’s Island
E. C. Smith
John Wallace Cook
Edward Foley
Frank Foss
George Clark
Boston Light
Howes Challenges Bemis to Brookline Debate
Osborne Howes, potential Democratic candidate for Congress in the 12th district, invites Senator Albion F. Bemis of Foxboro to a mutually agreed debate in Brookline. The focus is the Canadian reciprocity question, with Howes hoping to illuminate Bemis beliefs and provoke clear convictions on the issue.
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Osborne Howes
Congress
Albion F. Bemis
Foxboro
Brookline
Bemis
Howes
O Connell Attacks McNary In Ward Fifteen Rally
Democratic candidate Joseph F. O Connell addressed a Ward 15 rally in South Boston railing at William McNary. He cited McNary’s 18 years in office and offered a chronology labeling McNary a failed standard bearer while urging an end to his political career.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
William 8. McNary
O’connell
Ward
Cicero
Catiline
McNary
Ward 15
South Boston
MecNary
Common Council
House of Representatives
Congress
No Withdrawals In 11th District Contest
Four Republicans seek the 11th district nomination to face Democrat John A. Sullivan. Stephen O'Meara, Eugene Foss, J. P. Hutchinson, and Isaac B. Allen debate reciprocity and campaign strategy as direct primaries replace conventions for the first time in Boston’s district race.
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Congress
John A. Sullivan
Stephen O'Meara
The
Boston Journal
Eugene N. Foss
J. P. Hutchinson
Senate
Bates
Isaac B. Allen
Governor’s Council
Allen
Sullivans
Demoocratic Party
Republican Party
Boston
Llth
Notable Democratic Party Fortunes and Foes in the Late 1890s
A chronology traces a Boston era Democrat’s rise and fall from water commissioner to House member, noting battles with party chiefs, chairmanships, and attempts to oust leaders. It cites 1894 through 1904 actions, including alleged treachery within the party and a shouting clash over a contemplated debate with Congressman McNary.
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George Fred Williams
Quincy
Joseph J. Corbett
Democratic State Committee
John R. Murphy
T. N. Hart
House of Representatives
Henry F. Naphen
Congress
William A. Gaston
Cicero
McNary
Democratic Party
O’connell
M Nary Indorsed by Gartland Men
The Twentieth Century Reform Club of Ward 17 endorsed Congressman McNary for re election. They also backed Senator John J Gartland Thomas F Curley and William P Grady and approved the state and county officer delegations led by John Golding and James M Curley. Ivory B Wilbur presided.
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Gartland
Twentieth Century Reform Club
Ward 17
McNary
John J. Gartland
Thomas F. Curley
William P. Grady
John Golding
James M. Curley
Ivory B. Wilbur
Powers Sees No Objection to Reciprocity Resolution
Congressman Powers issues a statement predicting the Republican State convention will adopt a reciprocity plank satisfactory to Massachusetts business interests. He views the resolution as fair and reasonable and urges its adoption for industrial welfare and GOP success. He notes Massachusetts members in Congress are unlikely to oppose freer trade with Canada.
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Powers
Congressman Powers
Republican State Convention
Massachusetts
Friends of
Congress
Dominion of
Canada
Stubbornness Trial Over Local Girl Links to Bootblack Love
In the North End, 14 year old Annie Serino faced a Municipal Court session over stubbornness. Her father pressed for an arranged marriage to a wealthier suitor, but she declared love for her bootblack sweetheart. She resisted officers, prompting a continued hearing to Monday for an investigation.
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Annie Serino
North End
Mr. Serino
Grant
Sullivan
Annie
SCHOONERS TAKE REFUGE AT VINEYARD HAVEN
Three schooners report heavy gale damage off Gay Head and in Boston Bay. Henry W Cramp from Norfolk to Boston lost multiple sails and was towed to Vineyard Haven for refuge. G Haskell Brunswick bound for Boston with lumber lost sails and deck load shifted. she seeks temporary repairs. Rhoda Holmes from Edmonds to New York lost boat and sails in Boston Bay and headed for repairs.
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Vineyard Haven
Henry W. Cramp
Norfolk
Boston
Gay Head
8. G. Haskell
Brunswick
Block Island
Rhoda Holmes
Edmonds
New York
Boston Bay
Faro game nets Joe Leiter four thousand dollars
Joseph Leiter, the Chicago millionaire, won four thousand dollars in a wild faro game at Fred Littleton's saloon in Sheridan. He bet up to eighty hundred on cards, lost much, then recovered as the game ended at 4 a.m with a net gain of four thousand dollars.
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Sheridan
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Faro Bank
Fred Littleton
Faro
Littleton
Leiter
Ten Dollar Flour Feed Fears Surge in Boston Market
Boston flour dealers warn that no price relief is likely as demand soars and supply tightens. C B Smith & Bros report orders flooding in while millers withhold flour, predicting prices may reach ten dollars per barrel within two weeks. Mill shortages push bakers to the edge as wheat crop damage tightens supply.
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W. L. Douglas
L. Douglas
Boston
Mr. Smith
C. B. Smith & Bros
Fulton Street
Kansas
M. L. Yunes
American Grocery Company
FAVORED DOUGLAS IN CHARLESTOWN
Ward 6 Democrats held an open air rally at Chapman street and Rutherford avenue Charlestown endorsing William D. Douglas for Governor of Massachusetts. Speakers hailed Arthur Harrington led delegation and Brockton leader as preferred, with support for Reps Hurley Hayes and the Harrington headed delegation.
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Douglas
Charlestown
William D. Douglas
Massachusetts
Chapman Street
Rutherford Avenue
William F. Murray, Jr
Arthur Harrington
Brockton
John C. Hurley
House
William H. Hayes
Senate
Harrington
Murray
Larger fund for Hebrew charities in Boston
The Hebrews of Boston pursue greater support for the Federation of Jewish Charities to meet rising demands. Last year the federation spent $5000 more than before, yet the association seeks additional funds to cope with ongoing needs.
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The
Hebrews of Boston
Federation of Jewish Charities
Refused Graft He Says 14 Years In Service
WASHUA NH September 16 City Marshal Eaton resigns effective January 1 1905 after nearly fourteen years in office He defends his record against graft claims stating no one can prove misconduct and that his long service proves his purity His resignation was accepted at a police commission meeting today.
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N. H
Eaton
al Eaton
Police Commission
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