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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
4
Mrs. Anna Henke of Milwaukee credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with a cure after six years of lung trouble and failing medicines. She reports dizziness, cold sweats, coughing and hemorrhages improving after one bottle and continuing for two years to full recovery.
A vintage advertisement claims Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey strengthens heart action and purifies the system when taken as directed. It warns against drugs, asserts medicinal merit for fifty years, and urges purchase only in sealed bottles from Rochester, New York with the Old Chemist label.
Beryl Baughn and Ruth Bacchus were involved in a hatpin duel last night at Osborne place and Shawmut avenue. Bacchus was badly wounded and taken to hospital while Baughn was arrested after being chased by two small boys. Police identify Baughn as a principal and say a male South End figure sparked the incident.
Major Dyar, Foss campaign manager, issued a signed statement accusing Senator Lodge of political hypocrisy and demanding comparison of records. He cites Lodge’s early nominations and alleged party influence, then questions testimony by Republican officials during Lodge’s secretary’s criminal case, urging honest recognition of Foss’s principles.
James H. Vahey, who defended Charles L. Tucker, is the choice of a seven member Democratic committee for chairman of the Democratic State convention. The executive committee must endorse the choice. Vahey has been discussed as a candidate for attorney-general on the State ticket, though Moran allies may block him. Moran supporters push for control and plan a clash at the convention. Independent League and Hearst faction meet at Faneuil Hall as Moran rivals press their bid. Whitney is not seeking governor but could join the ticket to oppose Guild if nominated.
Daniel J. Kiley opened his Democratic Senate campaign in the third Suffolk district at Pierpont School and accused Mayor Fitzgerald of defeating a municipal lighting plant. He named Ward 8 Attorney Burroughs Ward 7 ex-Councilman Stone and Charlestown’s Peter Tague as supporters and called the mayor a tyrant while urging Ward 7 voters to back his bid against alleged allied capital.
John J. Hoar head of the Democratic State ticket in Ward 24 challenges John P. Riley, chair of the ward Democratic committee, to a joint debate on Riley’s circular. Hoar says the charges are false and seeks proofs about Hoar’s supposed connection to a painting concern and city work.
Mrs. Joseph W. Dolan of Adams Street Dorchester wife of Joseph W Dolan an undertaker and long time resident died yesterday at her residence after a brief illness Funeral arrangements will be announced later
Joseph F. O Connell conducted a six-stop tour of the 10th district from Codman Street and Dorchester Avenue to West Quincy Neponset Roxbury South Boston. Ex Mayor John H H McNamee of Cambridge spoke for O Connell. A large crowd met him at West Quincy and Neponset as he urged workers to increase effort before next Tuesday. He attacked opponent wealth and defended his own record and the democratic primary system. He urged voters not to be bought and argued money should not decide the race.
A noonday rally organized by Mr. O'Connell will be held today at the corner of First and Granite streets in Ward 13 to support employees of the Sugar Refining Company and other South Boston industries. Tonight he plans a tour of Ward 17 precincts with speeches before several clubs.
Ward 8 Civil War veteran James M. McMain known as Dixie faced suspension after returning from a two week Grand Army encampment leave. Superintendent Mathew J. Cummings said the action was for absent without leave and not due to Hendricks Club ties. Mayor Fitzgerald announced a formal hearing will be held as is standard for suspended veterans.
Malden patrolmen on September 21 met in the guardroom to sign a petition asking the Board of Aldermen for a raise from 2.75 to 3 dollars a day for night shift. Day shift patrolmen are expected to sign at roll call.
Thomas J. Feeney of Woburn ends 15 years with the Boston Herald and receives a gold watch. He will head the New England office of Ridgway's Magazine, whose first Boston issue appears October 1.
Dorchester trustees and police blocked a planned Logan rally in Draper Hall citing beer and refreshments to be served. About 300 people were seated in the hall before the denial ended the event.
As the hall was denied, P. J. MacMorrow and Robert F. Turner led Logan lieutenants to the Emery building nearby. When the change was announced, crowds cried Logan and rushed to Emery Hall amid the rain.
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