Wise Words for Women and Warner's Safe Cure Endorsements
A magazine moralizing on female health argues women suffer from neglect and fast living, praising Warner's Safe Cure as a reliable remedy. It cites testimonials from women, including Margaret Foster of Oriskany Falls, claiming recovery from severe illness after six bottles and Safe Pills.
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Home Doctor
Warner
Oriskany Falls
N. Y
Messrs
H. H. Warner & Co
Margaret Foster
Newhall Arrested Over Lynn Stable Assault
Hiram L. Newhall father of former Lynn mayor was taken into custody on a warrant charging him with the Wednesday night assault at Brewer and Brown's stable. He posted 5000 bail with bonds from his son. J. Frank Cross lies unconscious at a hospital, occasionally speaking yet recalling nothing of the event. Cross’s wife, sick with cancer, remains at home on Chestnut Street and has not been notified of the assault. Cross is father to two children.
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Lynn
Hiram L. Newhall
Newhall
J. Frank Cross
Brewer & Brown
Cross
Chestnut Street
Sullivan Defends Championship Amid Corbett Clash Talk
Washington dispatch reports ex-champion John L. Sullivan reacting to a Portland interview where James J. Corbett accuses him of lacking courage. Sullivan asserts willingness to defend the title, questions Corbett as a dictator over fights, and argues Fitzsimmons could beat Corbett if matched. He predicts Corbett’s fear could harm his standing with the public.
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Washington
John L. Sullivan
Corbett
Portland
Sullivan
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
James G. Paul Taken for Rogues Gallery Photo
James G. Paul, alleged assailant of Elna Whitfield, was brought before Chief Coulter at police headquarters yesterday morning for a rigid examination. He maintains the shooting was an accident but does not deny firing the pistol. General Martin and Mr. Whit ing also spoke with him before he was photographed for the rogue's gallery.
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James G. Paul
Elna Whitfield
Coulter
Martin
Wringer and Mangle Works Advertises Repairs
The American Wringer Co. at 135 Broadway extension offers wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers are available. Mail orders accepted and prompt service. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Boston & Albany Excursion to New York October 9
An excursion from Boston to New York via Albany and the Hudson River is scheduled for October 9, with return by the Fall River line. The trip costs five dollars.
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Boston & Albany
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
Fog and Wind Fail to Dampen Boston's Storm Jest
A long report humorously narrates a dense fog and a supposed grand storm that never fully arrived in Boston. It recalls winds from the South, the East wind that “gets there with confidence,” and notes jokes about Deacon Smith and weather forecasters while affirming Beacon Hill’s resilience.
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Jersey
Tuckahoe
Hoboken
Boston
Deacon Smith
Hoyle
Skowhegan
Beacon Hill
State House
Washington
Beacons Hill Senate Contest Sees New Players Enter Race
Nomination papers for Democratic senatorial and Representative candidates in Beacon Hill are due by 5 PM. Charlestown's senatorial race grows crowded with ex-Representative Charles M. Dacey entering, challenging Hayes Mahoney Corbett. Ward 3 expects a Hayes victory over Mahoney, with Ward 5 shaping a fierce contest. McLaughlin of Ward 7 presses an outsider bid while Gilbride of Ward 8 is talked up but undecided. Ward 7 claims the seat as ten years since a Senate member from Ward 8. Ward 6 will be represented in Congress by Senator Fitzgerald.
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Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Charlestown
Charles M. Dacey
James E. Hayes
John J. Mahoney
Ward 3
Joseph J. Corbett
Ward 4
Hayes
Fitzgerald
Mahoney
Ward 5
Dacey
Corbett
Suffolk
Daniel J. McLaughlin
Ward
Gilbride
Ward 8
McLaughlin
Ward 7
Senate
Congress
Democratic Party
William H. McMorrow
Ward 15
McMorrow
Bell
West End
Joseph J. Casey
Joseph J. Kelly
Dennis M. Cronin
John J. Hoar
John Golding
Ward 20
Henry J. Weir
John W. O’'Mealey
Coakley
Ward 19
Cronan
Richard Sullivan
Cyclone cost a million as Florida battle continues
A major cyclone damaged Florida towns from Jacksonville to Palatka with widespread building wreckage and flooded streets. Major losses included Seidenberg cigar factories, Tampa Bay Hotel, and river craft damage in Palatka Fernandina and St. Augustine. No fatalities reported as crews restore communications and assess hundreds of thousands in property damage.
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St. Johns
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Palatka
Titusville
Jupiter
Key West
Tampa
Ocala
Orlando
Florida
Fla
South Florida
Seidenberg & Co
C. A. Joyce
Ybor & Manura
Teodore
Perez & O'Halloran
First Presbyterian
Tampa Bay
Fernandina
Edward Stewart
Centre Street
Boston City
Elmville
Princess
Picolata
Edith
DeBary
Maude
Crescent City
Ponce de Leon
Green Cove Spring
Palat
Natural Law of Cure by Dr. Myron E Leclercque
Treatment approach for brain and nervous system diseases including paralysis epilepsy locomotor ataxia and long standing functional difficulties. Describes tissue cell building normal constitutional treatment and applies to broken down constitutions with emphasis on physician’s office at 278 Boylston Street Boston Mass opposite Public Garden.
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Myron E. Leclerque
Boylston St
Opp
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Boston
Mass
Boston ward by ward campaign for city council seats
The piece lists candidates across Boston wards 2 through 25 for city council and state representatives. It notes incumbents seeking re election in multiple wards including Flynn Donovan Bradley Lane Hayes Marnell and Donovan, with others like Sundberg OBrien Graham Toomey Toomey Sullivan Doyle Quinn Roche Kelleher and Shaw entering races. It highlights James J Gallivan and David B Shaw with background on Shaw born and raised in the area and connected to local politics.
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Cornelius J. Flynn
William J. Donovan
Boston
Manasseh BE. Bradley
John H. Lane
Outing Club
John W. Hayes
John F. Sundberg
Michael W. Collins
John O'Hara
David B. Shaw
Patrick Kelley
S. Frank Noonan
William H. Marnell
Frank Teeling
Michael J. O’brien
William S. Graham
Robert Denvir
James Leary
Martin F. Ryder
Daniel D. Rourke
Timothy Murphy
Daniel J. McGrath
William F. Donovan
Thomas F. Keenan
Daniel P. Toomey
James J. Sullivan
John Morrissey
James A. Gallivan
Harvard Baseball Fame
Thomas Sullivan
Timothy Dolan
John J. Toomey
Charles Slattery
John B. Collins
Ahn McCarthy
J. H. Coughlan
Joseph Norton
Charles H. Dijksmeyer
John G. Horan
James F. Creed
Charles Reinhart
James Keenan
James Ryan
Edward B. Fitzgerald
David R. O’lalor
Hayes
James H. Doyle
Nicholas J. Quinn
James F. Roche
Timothy Kelleher
Thomas F. Fallon
Timothy Holland
Frank O'Toole
Thomas F. Lyons
Thomas Nolan
Frank Cowin
Daniel C. Casey
Charles I. Quirk
Joseph F. Lundy
George H. Norton
James Sweeney
Patrick F. Gourley
Mark B. Mulvey
George H. Wentworth
David B. Shaw's Candidacy Rising Young Commonwealth Politician
The piece highlights David B. Shaw as a rising young figure likely to win a seat in the next Commonwealth House of Representatives, reflecting growing support and expectations for his candidacy.
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House of Representatives
George F Rick Machine Carpet Cleaner Ad
George F Rick offers carpet cleaning at 57 and 59 Charles Street Boston and 613 Main Street Cambridgeport. BrusseIs tapestry and woollen carpets included with services for take-up cleaning fitting and re laying. Telephone 71-3.
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Brussels
Gheorge F.rick Machine
Charles St
Boston
Main St
Cambridgeport
Telembone
Mr Casey's candidacy and roxbury meeting notes
Friends of Representative D C Casey of Ward 20 held a preliminary meeting at his headquarters 10 Warren street Roxbury to back his renomination to the next General Court. Speakers included Jeremiah Goode Joseph Kenney Chris Crahan and others as Casey outlined the new caucus act. The rooms will remain open day and night to provide registration information.
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Friends of
D. C. Casey
Ward 20
Warren Street
Roxbury
Jeremiah Goode
Joseph Kenney
Chris Crahan
Casey
Sanger Renominated by Acclamation at Suffolk Convention
Senator George P. Sanger was renominated by acclamation by delegates to the fifth Suffolk senatorial convention held at the Republican city committee headquarters yesterday afternoon. Courtney Guild of Ward 9 presided, Richard L. Gay of Ward 10 was secretary, and ex-Representative N. W. Ladd of Ward 16 gave the nominating speech. George H. Lyman was re-elected a member of the State committee.
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George P. Sanger
Suffolk
Republican City Committee
Courtney Guild
Ward 9
Richard L. Gay
Ward 10
N. W. Ladd
Ward
George H. Lyman
Air Line Limited News Clip Highlighting Daily Boston New York Run
September travellers between Boston and New York are urged to take the Air Line Limited departing at 3 p.m. daily. The vestibuled train offers buffet smokers parlor cars coaches and a dining car from New York and New England station Boston.
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Boston
New York
Air Line
City
New England
Caucus fraud alleged in ward 19 Democratic race
Patrick H Raftery and Patrick Crowley describe irregularities at a ward caucus, including unauthenticated officers, ballots counted behind rails, repeated voting, and use of check lists to favor Dolan and Lynch tickets. They urge recounts and target Mulhern as warden, asserting deliberate manipulation and calls for honest future caucuses.
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Post
Mr. O'Connor
Auburn Place
Dan O'Connor
Dan O’connor
Mark Lynch
Jim Pollard
West End
Warden Mulhern
Billy Dolan
Mulhern
Jimmy Galvin
Tommy Dolan
Galvin
Dolans
Coakley
Dolan
Martin Regan
Mr. Regan
Roberts
Tim Coakley
Lynch
Polan
Grover Cleveland
Patrick Crowley
Ward 19
James J. Galvin
Mr. Galvin
Thomas J. Downey
Mr. Downey
Joseph T. Ryan
Unknown Woman Found Murdered in North Scituate Woods
Providence report describes a murdered unknown woman found in a lonely cart path in North Scituate between 1 and 2 PM. The body showed a crushed back of the head and mingled features, suggesting the murder occurred elsewhere and the corpse was moved. The victim, about 40, wore a black dress with a gold chain and locket, gloves, and likely was not a local. Tracks of buggy wheels indicated disposal after death Thursday night.
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Providence
North Scituate
Everett
Old Bank
Lessons in Politics Opens 35th Boston Young Men's Congress Session
The Boston Young Men's Congress begins its thirty-fifth session at Hotel Bellevue rooms, 23 Beacon Street, next Monday at 7 30 PM. Established in 1877 and incorporated in 188, it has enjoyed steady prosperity with many members notable speakers in other fields.
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Boston Young Men’s Congress
The
Post
Hotel Bellevue
Beacon Street
Prominent Cowin Backers Rally in Roxbury Ward 19
A large crowd gathered at Nayer's Hall Roxbury last night to endorse Frank H. Cowin for the House of Representatives from Ward 19. Speakers included ex-Representative Rafferty ex-Councilman Sullivan John McGrath Bricklayers Union president Pierce Lonergan with John J. Flannery presiding the meeting highlighted Cowin s Democratic backing and local youth enthusiasm.
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Frank H. Cowin
Nayer’s Hall
Tremont Street
Roxbury
House of Representatives
Cowin
Raf
Service at Episcopal Church of the Messiah on St Michael’s Eve
Last evening services were held at the Episcopal Church of the Messiah 76 St Stephen's street on the eve of St Michael's day A procession of acolytes and clergymen blessed the altar and held vespers The Rev Georg A Richards pastor delivered an address Assisting clergymen were Father Frisbee from the Church of the Advent Father Prince from St Margaret's and Father Hale from Middleboro
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Episcopal Church of the Messiah
St. Stephen’s Street
St. Michael's Day
Georg A. Richards
Father Frisbee
Church of the Advent
Prince
St. Margaret’s
Father Hale
Middleboro
Tenth Autumnal Excursion to New York via Hoosac Tunnel
The tenth annual autumnal excursion to New York via Hoosac Tunnel Albany Hudson River and Fall River Line leaves via Fitchburg railroad Thursday Oct 4. Do not miss it.
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New York
Hoosac Tunnel
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River Line
Fitchburg Railroad
Free Medical Services for All at Hotel Pelham Offices
Dr. Dewey the specialist offers free examinations and medical attendance to all during hard times. Offices 7 and 8 Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street. Hours 9 to 11 p m 2 to 6 and 6 to 8 p m Sunday 10 to 4 p m Wednesday and Thursday evenings closed.
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Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
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