Sheriff OBrien Galloupe vie for Suffolk County nomination
In Ward 16 contest voters near a renomination battle for Sheriff OBrien as Galloupe and supporters push for delegates. Both candidates claim, critics fault secretary Sears, and ward results spark calls for recounts amid a tense Republican city committee fight. OBrien touts four-term tenure and Catholic status not affecting the race while Galloupe asserts confidence and notes ward irregularities and calls for new offices and personnel.
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Cure for backache by correcting kidney action promotes relief
A historical advertorial promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backaches caused by kidney disorders. It includes a testimonial from Miss Lottie Leonard of Ithaca New York who reports dramatic pain relief and improved strength after using the pills. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co as sole U.S. agents, also touts Dean's Ointment as the only safe itch remedy.
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Ithaca
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Buffalo
United States
Ward 16 Faces New Caucus As Counts Stir Dissent
In a political note the article hints at calls for a new caucus in Ward 16 due to ongoing strife and unsatisfactory vote counts. It suggests incumbents may have held power long enough and highlights dissatisfaction in several wards.
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Parslow Man Defended by Dorchester Rector Letter
Co T Whittemore rector of All Saints Dorchester writes to the Post defending Charles Parslow amid blood guilt accusations. He states Parslow lived in England with relatives since age six and blames firearm availability for the incident rather than character.
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Charles Henry Parslow
Charles Parslow
England
Co. T. Whittemore
All Saints’ Church
Dorchester
Dedham Mass Meeting Backs Woman Suffrage Referendum
A large Dedham audience gathered at Oakdale Hall to support the statewide suffrage referendum. Speakers included Mrs. Henrietta Wolcott, Rev. Florence Kollock, Dr. Henry B. Blackwell, Miss Gail Laughlin, and Mrs. Mary Clarke Smith, outlining the rise of suffrage in the West and urging turnout this fall.
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Pasadena
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Boston
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Wellesley College
Mary Clarke Smith
Wellesley Hills
Bailey Question Sparks Barkeep Banter
The exchange imagines Bailey weighing fortune and hospitality. A playful line proposes welcoming luck with the last bottle of beer, reflecting local wit and prose cadence.
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Bailey
Swedish Church Dedication in Roxbury Attracts Large Audience
The new Swedish church at Rugglee and Hampshire in Roxbury seated all attendees for its dedication. Rev. Joshua Coit spoke on Scandinavian experiences and mission work, praising home and abroad efforts, as the building valued at 25000 dollars showed 22286 dollars subscribed. The ceremony included Swedish church leaders, a Boston chorus, prayers, scripture readings, and a benediction. Notables included Swedish consul G Lootz and Dr. Richard Hogner.
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Manager Rice Cleared of Arrest Rumor in Providence
A misreported story claimed theatrical manager Edward B. Rice was arrested in Providence for debt and taken to a police station. The report was false. Rice and his shows are operating normally with salaries paid, and the Norwich audience enjoyed the burlesque before a Philadelphia run imminent.
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Mr. Rice
Norwich
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Philadelphia
When Be Escalates Defense of Bees
Bees sting only when hurt or attacked and die defending their hive. A guard leader signals, then thirty or forty follow, forcing people to retreat. If the leader misses, followers may stay calm and leave you untroubled.
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Chicago Chronicle
Weeds With Useful Fertilizer Value Found
A West Virginia experiment station bulletin analyzes about fifty common weeds from poke weed to rag weed and shows they can be used as fertilizers. Poke weed yields $21 per ton when dry, thistle $11, rag weed $7, with higher value if turned under regularly.
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West Virginia Experiment Station
Presentation to Edward Curren at new livery stable
A large gathering of Curren’s friends at 79 Northampton Street presented him with a marble clock. J A Conway gave the speech, followed by Professor T Wallace and others. A bountiful collation was served.
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Boston Common Council Debates Street Rail Lightings
City council debates a resolution on West End street railway lighting and free transfers, with support from Leary Norris and OCallaghan while Woods withdraws an amendment. The body also approves fireman transfers to permanent civil service and considers Beacon Hill police and schoolhouse loan issues with repairs and October half holidays.
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Harvard Odontological Society Meeting at Young's Hotel
The Harvard Odontological Society held its regular monthly meeting at Young's Hotel with 27 members present. President James Shepard chaired. Dr. Waldo B. Boardman acted as secretary. Guest Dr. Harry O. Bixby of Cambridge spoke, with Dr. William H. Potter and Dr. George F. Grant of Boston among the speakers. A paper by Dr. Arthur J. Oldham on dental school duties to its mechanical department wasread. The constitution was amended in three respects. Next meeting set for Oct 31 at the same hostelry.
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Policy Shop Raid At Castle Street Seizes Evidence
Police raided premises at 60 Castle Street last night and seized items indicating a policy shop was operated there. One occupant, Agnes Nesbett, was found and arrested.
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Irish Principles at Convention Rally for Irish Liberty
Nearly 100 delegates at the Irish national convention petition Congress to recognize Cuban belligerency. The report calls Ireland a sovereign nation under English rule and urges military readiness, exile, and aid from Americans. It notes support for Gaelic groups and predicts expansion into London. The meeting elected William Lyman president and adjourned after patriotic songs.
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Irish societies convention ridiculed by London papers
London papers mock the Chicago Irish societies convention as part of the presidential race, saying the event has little connection with Ireland and will be viewed with contemptuous indifference. The Times notes the performance will be ignored here.
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City Hall plan debate stirs Somerville council
Somerville Common Council last night debated a $200000 City Hall addition and a fired up Ward 4 contest featuring Elmer A Stevens. Councilman Moore said plans should be promptly drawn while others warned of metro changes and costs.
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Actors Could Swim After Harbor Boat Collision
Gloucester reports a group of young men from a touring theatrical troupe hired a boat for an evening sail in the harbor. The sail boat collided with an anchored vessel and sank just before reaching shore, throwing the occupants into the water. They swam to shore without injury.
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Review of State Caucuses and Greenhalge Delegates
The Republican caucuses are finished with 1907 of 2013 delegates counted. Greenhalge supporters appear dominant with 1421 pledged or favorable delegates and 486 doubtful or hostile delegates, including many unpledged. Boston figures show Greenhalge at 188 with 681 opposition, and several ward delegations are listed for Greenhalge.
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