No Right to Sneer at Me Says Hibbard
Mayor Hibbard defends his nonpartisan administration as a clean economical Boston government. He calls himself a Republican first and last and argues patronage era is over for city power. The piece notes friction with Edwin A. Curtis and visible Democratic support in City Hall.
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Professor Tyler Denies Head Sale Rumor In Amherst Saga
Amherst residents and students buzz over a tale that Professor Tyler has sold the rights to his head after death for a large sum. He refuses to confirm or deny, recounting a joking Leip s ic anecdote and defending his famed head as a remarkable scholarly type beloved by Amherst alumni.
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Mary Hall Engaged for Castle Square Stock Co
Mary Hall is engaged for a limited season at Castle Square by Gulesian and Craig. She will open a week from Monday in Mary Mannering's role in The Stubbornness of Geraldine. Hall among Boston's popular actresses and previously starred at Castle Square and Empire Theatres. She has recently led productions including The Girl of the Golden West and The Great Divide.
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Weak Weary Watery Eyes Welcome Marine Eye Remedy
A 19th century advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy as an eye tonic for weary eyes. It claims soothing relief and explains usage instructions to restore clarity and comfort for irritated or tired vision.
McGraw Accused of Unfair Baseball Tactics in Pennant Fight
Boston management accuses John McGraw of underhand methods to win the pennant and claims Kelley will not leave the team. Colonel George Dovey and Joe Kelley deny the allegations while vowing ongoing leadership and readiness to face New York.
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Bryan Says Roosevelt Fears to Make Public Source of Contributions
William J. Bryan denounces Roosevelt and Taft over campaign contributions and trust ties. He asserts public funding disclosure is essential to expose hidden influences and defends publishing donors before elections. He contrasts Republican secrecy with Democratic calls for openness and accountability.
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Tabasco Limerick Contest Opens Free to All
A wide promotional notice invites limericks with a free contest open to everyone. Prizes total $3,000 with May 1 1909 deadline and May 15 1909 prize announcements. The ad markets Tabasco flavorings from McIlhenny Company Avery Island Louisiana and urges readers to buy vanilla and lemon flavors from grocers.
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Not Necessary to Boil Clothes Says Naphtha Soap
Nine tenths of wash day labor is wasted on boiling clothes. P. G. Naphtha Soap lets you wash with cold or lukewarm water and still do more and better work. Fast, easy cleaning with P. G. Naphtha Soap, sold at almost every city grocery.
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Fireman Thomas E. Cuddihy Weds Nellié Condry
Boston firefighters gather for the wedding of Hoseman Thomas E. Cuddihy of Engine 14 Roxbury to Nellié Condry of Jamaica Plain at St. Margaret's Church Dorchester. Officiants include relatives and clergy from New York to Quincy. 100 invitations issued. They plan a South tour honeymoon and will live at 68 Keyes Street Jamaica Plain.
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Rumsey and Deheasia Triumph in Brockton Horse Races
At Brockton Fair three races produced a 2:25 trot win for Rumsey in straight heats, 2:21 pace victory by Dirl with Edith R. taking heat two, and a 2:40 trot won after five heats by Deheasia. A start collision between Bohemia Girl and Kniff Knoff caused Yeaton to be thrown as Bohemia ran away before recapture.
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Birt's Head Wash Promise For Hair Health
An advertisement argues dandruff causes baldness and urges weekly scalp cleansing with Birt's Head Wash. It praises the product made from refined soap and coconut oil and claims it removes dirt and germs, leaving hair glossy. Readers could mail 50 cents to 576 Fifth Ave New York for a sample.
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