Nervous Collapse Recovered with Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Lizzie Williams of Quincy Illinois describes years of nervous prostration and exhaustion. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring appetite strength and ending fainting spells after three boxes. Medicines aid blood supply nerves digestion and overall energy. Sold by druggists or postpaid 50 cents per box six for $2.50 Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Lizzie Williams
Cedar Street
Quincy
Ill
City contract row flags Hallion walk job as graft probe
The Good Government Association attacks the award to William J. Hallion for the Common concrete walk. It accuses Alderman Linehan of assisting and distributing pay envelopes during July work, arguing public officials must avoid contracts under Revised Laws of Massachusetts Chapter 210.
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the Good Government Association In City Affairs
William J. Hallion
Hallion
West Fifth Street
South Boston
Linehan
Massachusetts
Bryan Delivers Cordial Address to 7000 in Atlanta
W J Bryan spoke for an hour and 15 minutes to about 7000 at Ponce de Leon skating rink. He touched on Roosevelt borrowings from Democrats, socialism, and the Philippines independence. He also met with Hoke Smith and held a public reception for about 1500 Georgians. A Democratic dollar dinner followed with 400 attendees.
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Atlanta
W. J. Bryan
Ponce de Leon Park
Bryan
South
Shaw
Roosevelt
Philippines
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Dixon Declines Kiley Debate Over Democratic Knifing Accusations
Edward W. Dixon a Boston politician and Democrat candidate declines a joint debate with Republican Daniel J. Kiley. Dixon accuses Kiley of betraying Democrats by backing Republicans and claims Kiley sought Republican nomination after losses and personally interceded for contracts. He cites a history of alleged “knifing” Democratic nominees and urges Kiley to debate the other Republican candidate.
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Edward W. Dixon
Daniel J. Kiley
Kiley
Dixon
Frothingham
Ward 8
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
John H Sullivan
Peter Morrison
James A. Gallivan
John P. Dore
John P. Manning
Charles Dolan
John F. Fitzgerald
Louis A. Frothingham
Municipal Lighting Report Likely Sidetracked
After a lengthy executive session the City Council committee on municipal lighting adjourned subject to the chair's call. Alderman Berwin moved the adjournment, signaling there may be no report from the committee this year.
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Alderman Berwin
Removal of English Trustees Questioned by Good Government
An editorial abstract condemns the Boston Board of Aldermen for denying an investigation into charges against Superintendent English at the pauper institutions. It praises residents and trustees including Dr Scannell, Rothwell, Parker, Hunnewell, Miss Rockwell, and Miss Morse, urging a full public inquiry and safeguarding inmates at the Long Island Institution.
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Board of Aldermen
Bell
English
Curley
City Hospital
Mr. English
Scannell
Messrs. Rothwell
Parker
Hunnewell
Miss Rockwell
Miss Morse
Our City Hospital
A. Shuman
Long Island
Boston
Wage Earners of Ward 17 Endorse O Connell for Congress
A statement from the Wage Earners of Ward 17 protests outside endorsements by nonresident clubs and declares support for Joseph F. O'Connell in the 10th district and for William H. Murphy. The note, signed by Vice-President John J. Carmody Jr and Secretary John J. Keller, urges turnout on Sept 25.
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Ward
O’connell
Daily Press
Congress
Boston Wage Warners’ Central Club
Wells Memorial Building
State Club
Ward 17
Joseph F. O'Connell
William H. Murphy
House of Representatives
John J. Carmody, Jr
John J. Keller
Sec
Gas Co Insists on Appraisers Site
The Boston Consolidated Gas Company rejects canceling its government contract for the North End site. President James L. Richards argues the city benefit and public need, citing a $3.60 per foot land price vs neighboring lots at $8. The plan includes employee premiums and board representation, with the meeting noting potential site sale implications and future delays in public works.
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Boston Consolidated Gas Company
North End
James L. Richards
Parker House
Richards
Open air rallies in Ward 17 endorse candidates
In Ward 17 last evening open air rallies backed Joseph F. O Connell for Congress and Timothy L Connelly for Senator with John F Cullen and Michael J McEttrick for Representatives. The first rally at Chesterfield street and Massachusetts avenue drew about 300 people. the second at Reading and Island streets drew about 500. Speakers included Charles I Quirk Richard W Garrity John F Cullen William McDonald Charles J Gorman Robert E Crowell and Timothy L Connolly.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Congress
Timothy L. Connelly
John F. Cullen
Michael J. McEttrick
Chesterfield Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Reading
Island Streets
Charles I. Quirk
Richard W. Garrity
Wolf's Fall Show Delights Shoppers Across Departments
The exhibit of fall wear at Wolf's My Clothier impresses with a large men’s suit and top coat display. The boys department features sharp little suits, while the women’s department offers a full range of cloaks suits and millinery. Wolf's maintains its reputation for low prices, with every department showing bargains as the store gears up for fall.
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Wolf's
Wolf
Suffolk Bank Carpenter Strike Report at Pemberton Square
A strike by 14 union carpenters at Suffolk Bank in Pemberton Square occurred yesterday morning in protest of non union finishings by a desk company. The carpenters reportedly left work on their own accord after learning the conditions.
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Suffolk Bank
Pemberton Square
Mayor Declines Reconsideration of Wooden Paving Plan
A Teamsters committee protested to Mayor Fitzgerald about wooden block paving on Washington Street from Adams Square to Beach Street saying it would hinder teaming. The mayor said it was too late to review as the contract had already been awarded.
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J. A. Gould
Pittsburg
Virginia
Washington Street
Richard Willard
Adams Square
Beach Street
Teamsters’ Unions
Fitzgerald
Masons Conclude Annual Session in Boston
The Supreme Council of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite completed its closing meeting in Boston after installing officers and adopting resolutions. It reported 257 registered attendees from outside Massachusetts, 500 badges issued, about $50,000 in receipts and $30,000 in expenditures, and over $860,000 in invested funds under trustees led by General Samuel C. Lawrence. J Morrison Gibson of Canada was named honorary member, with installation by Senator John B Bilis of St John New Brunswick.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Supreme Council of Ancients
Committee On Credentials
Committee On Finance
Permanent Fund
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
J. Morrison Gibson
Dominion of Canada
John B. Bilis
St. John
N. B
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