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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1912

Page

4

Roosevelt Rally Predicts Taft Defeat At Faneuil Hall

About 500 people attended a rally at Faneuil Hall under the Massachusetts Roosevelt committee. Ex-District Attorney Arthur D. Hill presided with speakers including Russell A. Wood E J Slattery Charles L Burril Saverio Romano and Samuel Davis, all listed as delegates or candidates.

Faneuil Hall Massachusetts Roosevelt Committee Arthur D. Hill Russell A. Wood Cambridge E. J. Slattery South Framingham Charles L. Burril Boston Saverio Romano Samuel Davis Conevention

Roosevelt Campaign Among Taft Foes Highlighted by Speakers

Chairman Hill warned that a Taft victory would aid entrenched political and business interests. Senator Slattery urged Roosevelt and predicted Taft’s re nomination could yield a poor outcome. Judge Hundley of Birmingham urged keeping government by the people over federal officeholders. Resolutions by W. N. Osgood of Lowell solemnly endorsed Roosevelt.

Hill Taft Massachusetts Crane Slattery Theodore Roosevelt Horace Greeley Grant Oscar R. Hundley Birmingham Ala Alabama W. N. Osgood Lowell Roosevelt

Roosevelt vows to run again if defeated in Indiana

Colonel Roosevelt told a Peru crowd he would try another fight if beaten in his present endeavor. He spoke in Fort Wayne of alleged unfair tactics that he said nullify the people's will and criticized opponents for their methods, comparing them to Kentucky practices.

Fort Wagner Ind Roosevelt Peru Fort Wayne Indiana Kentucky

Contested Delegations Expected at Kentucky State Convention

Taft and Roosevelt factions prepare for clashes at the Kentucky State convention in Louisville with delegations from most districts ready to participate. Taft camp may organize the convention, and a Roosevelt bolt appears likely to advance to the National convention.

Crucial Days for Col Roosevelt Election Board Notes

Continued from first page the election board discusses crucial days for Col Roosevelt. The text notes that country districts in Cook county are not under the control of the county judge.

Col. Roosevelt The Election Board Cook County

Roosevelt Seeks Delegates in Pennsylvania Battlegrounds

Philadelphia and Pittsburgh districts plus anthracite counties are battlegrounds for Taft and Roosevelt. Roosevelt is sure of one delegate, former State Senator William Flinn of Pittsburgh, who is not opposed. The six remaining Roosevelts districts see fierce contests for national delegates ahead of next Saturday's primaries.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Lackawanna Luzerne Northumberland Taft Roosevelt William Flinn

Taft Favored In Michigan Primaries Ahead Of May Bay City Convention

April report shows Taft leading in Michigan primaries with Wayne county's 192 votes decisive. Roosevelt faction contends irregularities after bolting the party gathering and seeks recognition for its delegation to Bay City. Truman H. Newberry nominated as temporary chairman, aiding Roosevelt campaign aims.

Detroit Michigan Taft Bay City Wolverine Wayne County Wayne Roosevelt Truman H. Newberry Navy Newberry

Maine in doubt on Roosevelt Taft delegate votes in Bangor

With the Republican State convention two days away in Bangor Maine Roosevelt advocates claim a lead, noting 464 of 1382 delegates pledged or leaning Roosevelt while Taft holds 208. Unpledged delegates fill the rest as districts 1 and 2 lean Roosevelt, district 3 favors Taft, and district 4 is uncertain with Aroostook solidly Roosevelt and Penobscot Taft-leaning.

Augusta Bangor Maine Chicago Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Taft Wito Frederick Hale Aroostook County Penobscot County

Taft Delegation Weighs Chicago Taftpledged Delegates

In Rochester on April 8 the eve of the Republican State convention, leaders weigh sending a delegation to Chicago instructed for President Taft to define party policies. The convention will choose four delegates-at-large and draft a platform.

Rochester N. Y Chicago Taft

Wilson at Syracuse Nonpartisan Speech

Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce banquet in Syracuse New York on April 8 delivering a nonpartisan talk on The Relation of Politics to Business He spoke as guest of honor about the linkage between government and commerce and policy.

Syracuse N. Y Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Syracuse Chamber of Commerce Wilson

Taft Delegates Elected in Kentucky District Convention

In Princeton Kentucky on April 8 the first Kentucky congressional district convention elected W. Deboe and J. Tooke as delegates and instructed for Taft.

Princeton Kentucky W. ©. Deboe J. J. Tooke Taft

Danderine Promises Abundant Soft Hair For All

An advertising feature touts Danderine as the easy inexpensive solution for dandruff itchy scalp and hair thinning. It claims immediate scalp soothing effects within ten minutes and new hair growth after two weeks, with testimonials on shine fullness and gloss.

Knowlton

Republican delegate totals and party results by state

The document lists delegate counts and majorities for Republican candidates by state, with totals and regional tallies. It shows Roosevelt and Taft leading in various districts, and notes Democratic delegate figures and fractions, including territories and states such as Oklahoma, Wisconsin, New York, Indiana, Maine, and Missouri.

Carpet Workers Strike Roxbury Textile Union Demands

Peaceful picketing will be conducted today around the Roxbury Carpet Company at 37 Simmons Street Roxbury by committees representing 300 Roxbury Textile Workers' Union members who yesterday struck seeking a 10 percent wage increase and reinstatement of three discharged workers.

Roxbury Carpet Company Simmons Street Roxbury Roxbury Textile Workers’ Union

Evans Aids Strikers In Boston Mill Picket Action

Mrs Elizabeth Glendower Evans of the Women's Trade Union League volunteers to aid Sara A Conboy president of the strikers union. She patrols the mill vicinity and supports reinstatement for three veteran weavers. Strikers vow to stay out until redress is granted with backing from labor leaders and hall space donated for headquarters.

Elizabeth Glendower Evans Women’s Trade Union League Back Bay Sara A. Conboy Frank E. Simpson Frank Hamilton Cowboy Roosevelt Hall Tremont Street J. P. Timilty Roxbury

Republican Club Ball Attracts Taft Loyalists In Boston

The Ward 10 Republican Club held its sixth annual reunion in Paul Revere Hall near Mechanics Building. About 600 guests attended a strictly Republican gathering with few Roosevelt or Democrat presence. Malcolm Nichols led the grand march, and numerous prominent Republicans from state and city offices were listed among attendees, with party members from multiple wards.

Ward 10 Republican Club Paul Revere Hall Mechanics’ Building T. Roosevelt Malcolm

Home Treatment for Sallow Wrinkled Skin

A. C. F. asks about improving a sallow complexion and wrinkles. The remedy suggests mercorized wax to peel off outer skin for a healthier tint, plus saxolite solution in hazel to treat wrinkles, bathed on the face each morning for a period.

Three-Alarm Fire on Congress Street Tanks Firemen Heroic Efforts

A three alarm blaze on Congress Street endangered a toy firm and fireworks stock. Chief Fox rescued two men from a wall, explosions followed, and firefighters confined the flames to the Hansen building. Loss estimated at $20,000 with the top floor of the foundry burnt. Fire Commissioner Cole praised the responders.

Fox Mullen Congress Street J. F. Parker Company Hansen Cole

Taft Delegates Elected At Louisiana Convention

Six Taft delegates from the state at large were elected to vote as a unit for the president at Chicago as long as his name remains on the ballot. The Louisiana Republican convention, led by the Herbert Loiselle faction, also seated several negroes who claimed delegate status but were not seated.

Alexandria Taft Chicago Herbert-Loiselle

Ely's Cream Balm Restores Taste and Smell for Colds

Advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a safe, harmless remedy for nasal catarrh and colds. It claims fast relief, including stopped discharge, cleared nose and throat, and return of taste and smell, with a 50 cent bottle urged for mothers to give children.

Ely Tly

Death notices and funeral notices from Boston area

A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from April in Roxbury Cambridge East Boston and nearby towns. Entries name deceased including Adella Artesani James Benjamin Irving Behrent Herman Bodenschatz Kathrine Bodreau Nora Cahillil Bridget Curley Herbert De Courcy Susan Drummond Wilder Duncan Margaret Ells Nora Viala Granberry Gustaf Gunnarson John Hockney Elizabeth Hooper Jeremiah Brigan Abbie McMakin Lawrence Mills Leverage Mowry J Frank ONeill Gertrude Peterson James Porter Margaret Reardon Joseph Reis William Scott Annie Shirtliff Margaret Stephenson Charles Sutton Lucie Terry Lenora Vidette James Walker Walsh and family acknowledgments with service details and burial locations.

Artesani Cambridge Adella Abelardo Artesani Fairmont Street Church of the Blessed Sacrament Ol'clock St. Paul's Cemetery Arlington Benjamin James Benjamin John Eb, Nolan Broadway Boston Mt. Auburn Cigar Makers’ Union No Behrent Roxbury Irving Sidney Albert Emma Behrent Frankenstien Fayston Street Bodenschatz West Roxbury Herman Henry Herman BR Theresa ER. A. Bodenschatz Wednes Temple Street Bodreau East Boston Kathrine Peter Bodreau Cruise Sur Atoga Street Star of the Sea Cahilil Palmer Street Nora E Curley Dorchester Bridget A Patrick Curley Franklin Court T DE Coercy Melrose Herbert Henry E Jennie F. de Courcy Main Street St. Mary's Church Stoneham Downing South Boston Nee Wilson J. Downing Sixth Street St. Eulalia’s Church Drummond Susan T John H. Drummond Blanche Street East Sit Calvary New April Margaret M Weeak Henry Ells Devon Eet Eee Plain Frank J Viala Jamaica Marie Fiala Paul Gore Street Fisads Fovitet Willi Heemray Apri Ai Aim Granber Centre Street Granberry LX Gunnarson Bae Boston Gustaf A Elizabeth Gunnarson Arson Oerel Everett Street St Mary’s Episcopal Church Hockney Reachmont John J Bridget Brophy F. Hockney George Winthrop Avenue Lady of Lourdes Church Hooper Elizabeth Ann Hooper Higgens Brementreet Ilestown Jeremiah Brigan Julia A. Horrigan Jeremiah F Ellen M. Horrigan Bunker Hill Street St. Catherine's Church M’makin Abbie V Charles McMakin Shea North End Bremen Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Nino Peterson Hyde Park Gertrude EF Arrell) Peterson Dana Avenue Church of Most Precious Blood Canton Mass Porter James Kathrine Porter Neptune Avenue Reardon Somerville Margaret W Daniel Reardon Nee Waters Perkins Street St. Ann's Church Thurston and Medford Streets Holy Cross Cemetery Malden Reis Joseph Reis John Reis East Seventh Street Holy Trinity Church Shawmut Avenue Ryan William B Mary Ryan Immaculate Conception Harrison Avenue Randolph Scco William P. Scott N Street Sairtliff Annie M. Shirtliff Providence R. I Stephenson Martsgaret H W. J. Stephenson Ellsworth Street Parker Street St. George's Episcopal Resbury Lenora M Bertha Charles Nea Humboldt Avenue M. Hequiem St. Joseph’ Church Circuit Street New York City Jame Ve Walker HH. R. Crane Co Talbot Avenue Bangor Walsh James Jon Johnson Silghland Park Avenue New York New Jersey Frederick J

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