Sullivan and Roads Named for Congress
The Democrats of the new 11th district held a Dartmouth Hall convention last evening and nominated Hon. John A. Sullivan by acclamation. The meeting opened with Andrew J. Peters as temporary chairman and closed with Sullivan applauded for his public service.
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11Th Congressional District
Dartmouth Hall
John A. Sullivan
John H. Lee
State Committee
Benjamin W. Wells
Andrew J. Peters
Ward
John J. Callaghan
P. F. Carley
Committee On
B. W. Wells
John F. McDonald
Sullivan
Frank J. O'Toole
Chickering
Congress
Cancer The Remedy Is Applied At Home By Patient
A historical note claims patients can apply a home remedy to cancer reducing need for doctor visits and avoiding risky surgeries, implying self treatment as a cost saver and safe option. No medical proof provided.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co
Cluny
Death notices from Roxbury and surrounding towns
Multiple funeral announcements list survivors and service details for Dolan, Meins, McColgan, McGregor, Morton, O'Sullivan, and Sias. Masses, church names, addresses, and burial at Mt. Benedict Cemetery are noted, with dates for services and invitations to relatives and friends. Occasional notes request no flowers.
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S McColgan
Roxbury
Rose
Michael McColgan
Elmo Street
St. Hugh's Church
Mt. Benedict
West Roxbury
McGregor
Annie
Matthew A. McGregor
Hunnenan Street
St. Philip's Church
Harrison Eavenue
S Morton
Roslindale
Frank J. Morton
Newberg Street
Sacred Heart Church
O'Sullivan
Lynn
Eliphalet Sias
Centre Sirget
Democracy Nominee Looks to November Triumph
The speaker accepts the nomination with responsibility and vows to uphold past standards. He asserts the district’s independent voters reject party rigidities, pledging to unite Democrats and independents against Republicans over tariff, Cuba policy, and labor unrest. He calls for cooperation to win in November as delegates adjourn after a convention dinner at Copley Square Hotel.
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Roads Wins In Sixth Congressional Nomination
In Newburyport on September 24 the sixth district Democrats nominated Samuel Roads Jr of Marblehead for Representative to Congress. Roads, born October 22, 1832, began as editor of the Marblehead Messenger and served in both the Massachusetts House and Senate. He held posts under Cleveland and advised on prisons liquor laws railroads cities and education.
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Newburyport
Samuel Roads, Jr
Marblehead
Congress
Marblehead Messenger
House
Senate
Russell
Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
The
United States
Democratic State Committee
State House
O Sull ivan Funeral Plans Held in Boston
John F. O Sullivan will have high mass at 9 at Church of the Immaculate Conception Revere and burial at St Joseph s Cemetery West Roxbury. Labor unions and allied groups sent floral tributes and sympathy while Boston labor offices close for the funeral hour. Samuel Gompers sent condolences to Mrs O Sullivan as many unions passed resolutions of regret and sent representatives to attend.
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John F. O'Sullivan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Revere
St. Joseph's Cemetery
West Roxbury
State Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Building Trades Council
Central Tabor Union
The
Allied Printing Trades
Newspaper Writers 1
Labor Unions
Boston
Globe
United Irish League
O'Sullivan
Labor
Samuel Gompers
Emperor of Corea Reported Dead in Seoul News
Paris dispatch reports the Emperor of Corea dead with Yi Hieung having ascended in 1864 and becoming emperor in 1897. Earlier 1898 reports claimed poisoning of the Emperor and crown prince, with a household lady implicated by jealousy or political motives.
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Corea
Paris
Seoul
Yi Hieung
Lovering Tops Blackmar In Plymouth County Contest
Early returns favored General Blackmar but a late surge gave W C Lovering control of Plymouth Mansfield and Plympton. With 78 delegates to 46, Blackmar backers faced surprise loss and offered no explanation. The report notes the shift altered the overall congressional race dynamics.
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Plymouth County
Blackmar
W. C. Lovering
Lovering
Plymouth
Mansfield
Plympton
Mr. Jevering
General Blackmar
Caucus Returns Missing in Cambridge Ward Totals
The Cambridge wards of Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 4 and 5 in the third Middlesex district reported incomplete caucus tallies as the officers sealed the ballot envelopes making late results uncertain. John Cleary nominated in Ward 2 with one vote. Bushway led district 3 with 831 votes Bailey 2% behind. Googins and Rounds renominated in district 4. Lewis renominated in district 5 over Moore 288 to 67.
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Cambridge
Middlesex
John Cleary
Bushway
Bailey
Eben Googins
William Rounds
William H. Lewis
House of Representatives
John T. Moore
Dodge Defeats Manning for Third District GOP Nomination
Rufus B. Dodge wins the Republican nomination for Congress in Worcester's third district caucuses. Dodge carries Wards 2 3 and 8 and gains two of three delegates in Ward 4, while Manning takes Wards 5 and 7 with one Ward 4 delegate. City totals: Dodge 31 Manning 15. county totals: Dodge 65 Manning 23. Ward 6 tally incomplete. In county towns Dodge leads 34 to 8.
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Worcester
Rufus B. Dodge
David Manning
Congress
Dodge
Manning
Foss claims victory in New England political race
E N Foss declares a broad victory with solid delegations in wards 12 19 22 23 and 25 and cites gains in wards 10 18 and 21. He says the people demand tariff reciprocity and tariff revision to aid New England industries and national prosperity, thanking supporters and predicting victory on November 4.
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New England
Battle for Senate Nomination In Chelsea Heats Up
In Chelsea the Republican caucuses focused on A Dudley Bagley versus Lewis Burnham with George T Sleeper as a side issue. Burnham carried the city by 286 votes amid a lively campaign and heavy newspaper coverage.
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A. Dudley Bagley
Lewis Burnham
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Boston
George T. Sleeper
Winthrop
Burnham
Sharp contests decide representatives and senators in districts
In a series of heated races for Congress and state seats, A. L. Burnham carried Chelsea and had Revere as home base winning the Chelsea Revere Winthrop East Boston district. Dr George B Pierce won in Dorchester. Innes tickets swept Ward 10 for the House as Chamberlain and Gaylord won Ward 12. Russell and Lawrence triumphed in Ward 16, Vinson and Ham in Ward 20, Callender and Hannon in Ward 24.
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Chelsea-Revere
Winthrop
Boston
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Revere
George B. Pierce
Dorchester
Innes
House
Chamberlain
Gaylord
Russell
Lawrence
Vinson
Ham
Callender
Hannon
Boston Ward and District Nominees List
Voters are shown a block of ward and district level nominations. Names listed include Ward 6 Girolamo Petii Achile Porte Ward 7 John Cimenblatt John B Huntresa Ward 8 J M Aguayo Samuel Dixon Ward 11 Louis A Frothingham Robert Homans Ward 12 David B Chamberlain Frank E Gaylord Ward 13 Albert H Johnson Adam Gutowsky Ward 14 George W Hassen Robert M Leach Ward 15 Guy J Carrel Ward 16 Van Courtland Lawrence Arthur P Russell Ward 17 Charles J Kidney Herbert Pf Sterling Ward 18 Charles H Scales Charles H Parer Ward 19 Walter F Wilson Ward 20 Thomas J Vinson Guy Ham Ward 21 Frederick W Kleum Fred A Emery Ward 24 E B Callender William E Hannan Ward 25 James N Thompson Frank H Howe District 1 George H Dunham Chelsea District 2 Edward W Presho District 3 Moses I F Ruben District 4 Frank H Haynes District 5 Walter M Lougee District 6 Herman Hormel District 7 Franklin L Codman District 8 Warren F Freeman District 9 Leonard W Ross Suffolk Senators District 1 A Dudley Bagley District 2 William T Pryant District 8 Joseph J Dennison District 4 No nomination District 5 James M Douglass District John P Neth District 7 George B Fierce District S Richard F Andrews District 0 Perlie Dyar
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John Cimenblatt
John B. Huntresa
J. M. Aguayo
Samuel Dixon
Louis A. Frothingham
Robert Homans
David B. Chamberlain
Frank E. Gaylord
Albert H. Johnson
Adam Gutowsky
George W. Hassen
Robert M. Leach
Guy J. Carrel
van Courtland Lawrence
Arthur P. Russell
Charles J. Kidney
Herbert Pf. Sterling
Charles H. Scales
Charles H. Parer
Walter F. Wilson
Thomas J. Vinson
Guy Ham
Frederick W. Kleum
Fred A. Emery
E. B. Callender
William E. Hannan
Ward
James N. Thompson
Frank H. Howe
Seeneenee
William B. Jackson
George H. Battis
Teeraeee
Charles St. Albee
William H. Bigelow, Jr
Sateen
Guy W. OK
Alfred F. Kinney
George H. Moore
Walter E. Nichols
Abbott F. Rosestent Wees
Louis A., Frothingham Seeees
Arthur K. Peck
Donald N. MacDonald
Frank E. Wells Seene
Wendennees
John E. Smith
Thomas M. Vinson
Guy Andrews Hamee
Richard H. Robinson
J. Henry Smith
Sued 7&2
Edward B. Callender
William E. Harvey
Jerome Carter Hosmer
Henry M. Locklin
Louis Pfingsterrr
Ward Representatives Named for City Posts
Ward 1 candidates are George H. Battis and William B. Jackson. Ward 2 lists J F E Henrickson. Ward 3 includes Alfred I Woodbury and Charles B Tabor. Ward 4 features Gardner Bates and Henry B Pike.
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William B. Jackson
J. FE. Henrickson
Alfred I. Woodbury
Charles
Tabor
Gardner Bates
Henry
Pike
District renominations amid ward splits and election returns
In the race for the 2th district John E. Beck was renominated with no opposition. In the 27th district Charles KE Brewer won over George M. Stearns by 489 to 343, while Samuel E. Bentley had 36 votes. Ward 5 delegates chosen will back the Revere candidate who led the town vote.
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Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Boston
John E. Beck
Charles KE. Brewer
George M. Stearns
Samuel E. Bentley
Malden Republicans settle three-way race for seats
Malden voters cast 481 ballots as the party ballot fixed Aaron C. Dowse Everett J. Stevens and William H. Ruston for the three Rep. seats. Ruston led with 431 votes Stevens 408 and Dowse 389. Ward 1 split Dowse badly amid strong machine influence. The caucus followed a party decision barring new candidates.
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Dull Malden
Luce
Republican City Committee
Aaron C. Dowse
Everett J. Stevens
William H. Ruston
Ruston
Mr. Stevens
Representative Dowse
A. C. Dowse
W. H. Ruston
E. J. Stevens
Postum Ended Coffee Habit For Familie In Munich
An American woman living in Munich credits Postum Food Coffee with curing her coffee dependence and easing dyspepsia and nerves. She recalls nervousness and poor appetite before trying Postum, which produced rich taste and aroma and allowed her to abandon coffee. Her daughter also switched, and they plan to keep Postum in supply. Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
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America
Postum
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President Roosevelt Home After Illness Visit
President Roosevelt returns to the White House in a wheelchair after surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital Indianapolis. He plans a Northwest spring trip, visits with Mrs. Roosevelt and Cabinet members, and remains in cheerful spirits with doctors monitoring his recovery.
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Knox
Roosevelt
Innes Candidates Win Ward 10 Victory
The fight for Ward 10 representation ends in favor of the Innes faction backing Messrs Nichols and Cox. The result consolidates support for the Innes group and its chosen leaders in the district election.
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Messrs. Nichols
Cox
Stratton to contest will in Pasadena murder? (invalid)
Harry Stratton of Pasadena California said today he will contest the will of his father Winfield Stratton. The will leaves most of the estate, estimated at 10 000 to 12 million dollars, to establish a home for poor sick people in Colorado Springs.
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Cal
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Democrats in a Free Fight at New Haven Convention
Delegates to the Democratic State convention gathered in New Haven for preconvention work when a heated New London county caucus erupted into a physical fight on the stage over Governor candidates Robert Cary and Charles Thayer. The melee caused pandemonium, scattering delegates and delaying business as the party faced factional friction involving Kansas City platform advocates and the Economic League, challenging the central committee’s plan for unity. The incident overshadowed talks on pledges, platform, and agenda for tomorrow’s convention.
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Ridgefield
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Norwich
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Massachusetts
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United States
Free Cure for Rheumatism Sent to All Readers
Gloria Tonic promoted as a free home remedy for rheumatism and blood disorders sent by John A. Smith. The notice claims rapid cures for rheumatism gout sciatica lumbago and related conditions, offers a free trial box and a referenced medical endorsement from notable figures and institutions, and provides the Milwaukee address for requests.
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Maracaibo
Macadam
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Haviland Burke and Reddy Sentenced to Prison
At Birr Kings County Ireland Edmund Haviland Burke MP Michael Reddy MP and local officials were sentenced to hard labor prison terms. They appealed and were released on bail.
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Birr
Kings County
Ireland
Edmund Haviland-Burke
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William Lowry
Birr Board of Guardians
Michael Hogan
Portland Express Hurls Horse and Barely Escapes Derailment
A Portland express train bound for Boston on the Boston & Maine railroad through Malden struck a stray horse near Malden station. The horse was hurled 169 feet and killed instantly. The train, traveling 50 mph, barely avoided derailment due to its speed, and the engineer could not stop until a quarter mile past the collision.
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Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
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Tuberculine Cure Promoted by Koch Lung Institute
The German Government endorses the Tuberculine treatment at Koch Lung Cure with inhalation apparatus to deliver healing oils and tuberculine. Boston office at 361 Boylston Street offers free consultation and a possible home treatment if travel is impossible. Readers are invited to request a descriptive booklet with symptoms and details.
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Koch
Boylston Street
Boston
Koch Lung Cure
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