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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1905

Page

2

Ministers, Doctors and Temperance Workers Praise Duffy's Whiskey

Acclaimed by Rev. Dr. McLeod and Dr. Bowne, Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is extolled as a cure and preventive for dyspepsia, pneumonia, and bronchitis. Endorsements from a temperance worker and other prominent figures tout its strengthening effects, with claims of 4,000,000 cures and 7,000 doctors using it.

DR. McLeod Duffy Duffy’s Greenleaf Mich Bowne Kingston N. J Thomas Moran Rochester N. Y

Crane Dominates Republican Maneuvering in State Race

A political firestorm centers on Senator Crane and Senator Lodge as Crane leverages influence to shape the Republican convention. He pressures reciprocity factions while fending off Lodge criticism and steering potential endorsements toward or away from candidates like Hall and Tinkham. Delegates and strategists debate Crane's capacity to unite or split the party.

United States Crane Lodge Senator Lodge Senator Crane Pemberton Middlesex Club Eugene N. Foss Foss Republican Committee Guild and Hall Mr. Hall Draper

Berry and Luce spark graft charges in Somerville race

Representative Robert Luce, seek­ing re election in the seventh Middlesex district, hinted opponents may have taken funds from public service corporations. Berry replies under oath that he has not accepted any campaign aid and denies any pledge on votes. The Ward 2 Republican Club hosts another meeting Friday as rivals prepare further rebuttals.

Robert Luce Somerville Seventh Middlesex Ward 2 Republican Club Luce Arthur P. Vinal W. H. Berry Joseph P. Boyce Charles V. Blanchard Edwin S. Ross Berry Boston Post Public Service Corporation

Regular Democratic Rally at Spelman Hall Tonight

James E. Morrison will chair the regular Democratic rally at Spelman Hall this evening. Speakers include Jeremiah J. Good Andrew L. O Toole Edward F. McGrady and others with ex president Building Trades Council William J Fitzgerald among them.

James E. Morrison Spelman Hall Jeremiah J. Good Andrew L. O’toole Edward F. McGrady James F. Powers Jeremiah J. McNamara Michael W. Norris James J. Moynihan Hugh Bresnahan William J. Sullivan Thomas P. McDavitt William J. Fitzgerald Building Trades Council

Glynn Mobilizes Music and Rallies for 1906 Campaign

Ex councilman Theodore A Glynn seeks a seat in the 1906 Legislature and plans a broad campaign in Ward 17. He will kick off with a main rally at 124 Hampden Street preceded by a band concert, then hold events at Harrison Avenue Hunneman Street Dennis and Dudley Clifton and George Streets.

Theodore A. Glynn Ward 17

Bonaparte Dines Strenuously With President Roosevelt

Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte and his wife dined with President and Mrs. Roosevelt aboard the Dolphin at Oyster Bay. The session was described as strenuous with much business discussed before the party returned to New York for Washington. The Chinese minister then presented Ywang Tai Sieh to President Roosevelt. Sieh acts as temporary counsel for the Chinese legation and arrived as China’s envoy for representation at the peace conference.

Oyster Bay Charles J. Bonaparte Dolphin Roosevelt New York Washington Ywang Tai Sieh Legation Sieh China

Sons of Veterans Open Encampment in Gettysburg Evening

Gettysburg Penn Sept 18 The annual encampment of the National Association of Sons of Veterans opened with a large reception by the Gettysburg Camp ladies auxiliary for visiting members and friends. Business sessions begin tomorrow.

Gettysburg Penn National Association of Sons of Veterans Ladies’ Auxiliary of

Citizens' Candidates for Mayor Stir Campaign Tactics

A Boston rumor mill sketches multiple Citizens' Candidate options for mayor. The strategists tout Eugene Foss and lighter air on School street while hinting at George, ex Mayor Hart, and Ward 13 Alderman Frank Linehan as incorruptible possible nominees. Potential endorsements from Jerry McNamara are floated.

Eugene Foss Roxbury Bret Foss Citizens Pawtucket Worcester City Hall School Street Thomas N. Hart Hart Frank Jacksonian Linehan Frank Boston Jerry McNamara

Blind couple seek work in Newark plea

Blind couple John Whelan, 33, and his wife, six months younger, applied to the Associated Charities in Newark for employment. He can cane chairs and she can thread, sew or wash clothes. They have been married nine years and have been sightless five years.

Newark N. J John Whelan Associated Charities

Government cruiser seeks quick-fire gun for poacher patrol

Captain Dunn of the Vigilant reports American poachers on Lake Erie ignore the lone large calibre rifle aboard. He has applied to the marine department for a quick-fire gun to aid the cruiser in enforcing law.

Ottawa Ont Dunn Vigilant Marine Department Lake Erie

Roxbury Teen Is Reported Missing Since Sept. 7

Frank McMeniman, 17, of 79 Burrill Street Roxbury is reported missing from his home since September 7. He was last seen wearing dark clothes black shoes and a black derby.

Frank McMeniman Burrill Street Roxbury

Cancer Cure Claim by Practitioner Offers Free Consultation

A local practitioner advertises a 25 year record of curing cancer and chronic diseases using a special absorption method. He invites people to visit for a free consult and says charges depend on the patient’s means if the case is curable. He states hundreds of testimonials on file.

James M. Solomon Beacon Street

Newspaper Snippet On An Odd Late-Night Conjecture

A reporter mocks a plan as a possible con while a strategist remarks that the following words about near 11 o clock at night hold little public interest. The exchange hints at secrecy and late hour deliberations without detailing specifics.

Czar Seeks Hague Peace Conference Initiative

St Petersburg Sept 18 The Russian government proposes addressing foreign powers to convene a second peace conference at The Hague. President Roosevelt supports the move and urges Russia to take the lead, initiating the effort on whose action the first conference began.

ST. Petersburg The Hague Roosevelt Russia

Rains Delay Midwest Train Traffic Amid Washouts

Heavy showers cause rivers to rise across the region and leave railroad traffic demoralized. Trains on routes from Kansas City to St. Louis and southeast of the city on the Missouri Kansas & Texas are late or temporarily annulled due to washouts.

Kansas City St. Louis Kansas & Texas

School Board Sets Sept 28 Hearing on Harrington Case

Walter L. Harrington, master of the Washington School at the West End, and his counsel John R. Murphy pressed for an investigation into charges raised by Robert Silverman. The subcommittee of the Boston school committee postponed the hearing to Sept 28 after several hours of deliberation.

Walter L. Harington Washington School West End John R. Murphy Boston School Committee Robert Silverman

Mary Ann Connors Held on Housebreaking Charge

Mary Ann Connors was arraigned in court and held on $1500 bonds on charges of breaking and entering Charles Fama's residence at 274 Boston Street South Boston on August 15 and theft of clothing. She denied the allegations, stating she is not a housebreaker and the police cannot prove it.

Mary Ann Connors Charles Fama Boston Street Boston

Hallet & Davis Piano Sale Opens Five More Days

Hallet and Davis piano sale at 146 Boylston St offers reduced prices on upright pianos from 98 to 123 for example, with many styles and makes, piano players at half value, square pianos and organs available, terms from 2 dollars monthly, and home delivery with return on approval for out of town buyers.

Tremont ST Gabler Hardman Fischer, Poole Henry F. Miller Ivers & Pond Vose & Sons Hallet & Davis Chickering & Sons Boston Wood Piano CO Boylston St Chase & Baker Kimball Hallet & Davis Piano CO

Foss Getting Money Back From Politics

The piece notes Eugene N. Foss could earn money from politics, with $5 a day estimated from signatures collected for the anti-Draper campaign. Henry Whitney and F. F. Tripp manage coupons sent by Republicans, rewarding signatures with five cents each, totaling about $15 so far.

Eugene N. Foss Mr. Foss Henry M. Whitney Foss F. F. Tripp Mr. Whitney Whitney-Tripp

General Grant reception in Portland during visit

General Grant and Mrs. Grant spent the afternoon at Forts Preble and Williams, greeted by an 11 gun salute. They attended a Y M C A event in Portland with officers including Colonel Valery Havard, noted U S military attache and Mukden veteran.

Portland Grant Forts Preble and Williams

Piercing Accident at Saco & Pettee Machine Shops

James W. Doane 37, a foreman at Newton Upper Falls Saco & Pettee machine shops, was struck in the abdomen when a moulding knife came loose and flew through the air. He was rushed to Newton Hospital and his condition was listed as possibly unrecoverable. Doane, with a family at 58 Cottage Street, fell after the knife pierced him.

Newton Upper Falls James W. Doane Saco & Pettee Newton Hospital Doane Cottage Street

Old Ironsides Leaking But In No Danger

The Constitution at Charlestown navy yard is leaking some water but the yard captain says she is not in danger of sinking or turning turtle. He stated there is no danger to the ship.

Constitution Charlestown Navy Yard

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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Essex Club Peabody John B. Graham International Trust Company Hall Emmons Dr. E. Peabody Gerry Jamaica Plain J. P Lawson Tom Lomasaty Martin Hendricks Club Mr. Tinkham George Holden Tinkham Citizen Linehan Rena In Comim Citizen Hart Glynn Muse Bonaparte President Sons OF Veterans Checker Fitz George Tinkham Citizen Lawson Ello Linehan Citizen Foss G. H. Tinkham Tarrant CO Hudson Street Puritan Gerry CZAR Harrington Mrs. Connors Mrs. Grant White Dental F. Ch Dais Es American Credit Calenns Cardae Men’s Clothing Cas Invest Ad Lress the Post California Beye Via Union Pacific Southern Pacific Chicago Willard Massey Washington St Mass Gallagher Patrick Gallagher Rufus Clark Market Street Brighton Andrew Jensen Sumner Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Wman & Sons Corp
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