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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1908

Page

8

Crane Delegates At-Large Named By Acclamation

The article lists elected at large delegates by acclamation including Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge of Nahant Hon. W Murray Crane of Dalton Hon. John D Long of Hingham Colonel Sidney O Bigney of Attleboro Frank E Dunbar of Lowell Ralph D Gillett of Westfield Hon Winfield St Schuster Worcester and Hon James F Shaw of Manchester with vote tallies .955 and .804 shown for two markers .977 and .939 attached to names.

Henry Cabot Lodge Nahant W. Murray Crane Dalton John D. Long Hingham Sidney O. Bigney Attleboro Frank E. Dunbar Lowell Ralph D. Gillett Westfield Winfield John N. Cole Winfield S. Schuster James F. Shaw Gardner Lodge Bates Crane Long Bigney Cole Dunbar Gillett Schuster Shaw Paul Wooten Cambridge 8. E. Courtney Sidney Bigney Chicago

Charles W. M. Williams and Colleagues Named as Alternatives

A clipped political notice lists alternate candidates including Charles W. M. Williams J Mitchell Galvin Walter B. Morse and E. Courtney with figures 340 61 .210 14, indicating a party ballot slate or nomination details.

Charles W. M. Williams J. Mitchell Galvin Walter B. Morse E. Courtney

Crane Dominates Republican Convention and Taft Split

Senator Crane led the Massachusetts State convention with Taft allies reverberating through Tremont Temple. President Roosevelt’s word pressed Taft men to quit while Crane’s allies ratified a harmony plan, marking one of the state’s most unique political events and signaling broader national impact.

Senator Crane Roosevelt Augustus P. Gardner Senator Lodge Crane Taft Tremont Temple Massachusetts Chicago Gardner Lodge

Skin disease cure story with Cuticura remedies

A mother recounts her infant's severe itchy skin eruption that covered the body. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment nightly, the child recovered in a few days and the author urges others to try the products. Mrs. Frank Penahue Kokomo Ind sept 16 1907.

Frank Penahue Fremont St Kokomo Ind

Cuticura Skin Treatment Soothes Pimples and Rashes

Gently smear the face with Cuticura Ointment then wash off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Repeat morning and evening. Complete external and internal treatment includes Cuticura Soap 25c Ointment 50c and Resolvent 50c. Potter Drug and Chem Co, Boston. Free Cuticura book on skin diseases available by mail.

Potter Drug & Chem Corn Boston Mass

Crane Dominates Massachusetts Convention In Harmony Takeover

At the Republican gathering in Dalton the Crane force unified the delegation rallying behind Senator Crane while Taft allies ferried resignations. Lodge praised Crane's moves as harmony wins. Gardner, Bates and others stood by the plan as Williams case electrified the floor with wit and rhetoric.

Senator Crane Lodge Bates Fardher Taft Powers Crane Touraine Senator Lodge Dalton Hackenschmidt Gotch Charles W. M. Williams Williams Doty Long Draper Bigney Augustus P. Gardner George von L. Meyer Essex County George E. Smith

Cambridge Wife Vanishes Leaving Three Orphans

A 50 year old man and his 20 year old wife in Cambridge were involved in a domestic incident. The wife left a note promising suicide and disappeared after packing nearly all the furniture, leaving three children aged 4 5 and unknown at risk. Police suspect she deserted the husband and may have headed to Italy.

Cambridge Billy William Bassi Mt. Auburn Street Linda Bassi Angela William Bassi Arthur Italy

Deer Frightens Medford Gardens As Town Urges Restraint

April 10 Medford residents worry as a tame deer that once followed owner Percy Schofield into streets now tramples a tulip bed owned by ex-Councilman William Parker. Parker sought impounding but statutes block action leaving gardens at risk.

Medford Percy Schofield William T. Parker Parker

Five strikebreakers attacked during Garvin & Son dispute

About 6:30 last evening a mob attacked five strikebreakers taken in for J. F. Garvin & Son at their East Second street barn. Stones and sticks harmed the men, one reportedly severely. Police escorted them to a street car as the crowd swelled amid wage-cut tensions totaling $2 per week.

J. F. Garvin & Son East Second Street

Ten miners die in Norton Hill Colliery blast

An explosion of coal gas at Norton Hill Colliery in Somersetshire, England, today killed ten miners. Rescue teams and authorities investigated the disaster as crews worked to recover victims.

Bath, Eng Norton Hill Somersetshire

Honest speaker urges unity behind Roosevelt policy

The speaker affirms loyalty to Theodore Roosevelt and his policies, claiming no one doubts his sincerity. He emphasizes reaching indignant Americans and invites union of hearts and hands in the coming work as a friend and supporter of the current administration.

Commonwealth Draper Republic Earth Theodore Roosevelt

Congregational Pastor Converts to Episcopal Priesthood

North Brookfield April 10 The Rev L H Dean former Congregational pastor has joined the Episcopal church and will prepare for the priesthood in Detroit Michigan He will serve at St Marys parish He is a Yale Union Theological Seminary and University of Pennsylvania graduate

North Brookfield L. H. Dean Episcopal Church Detroit Mich St. Mary's Mr. Dean Yale University Union Theological Seminary University of Pennsylvania

Armory A A to Put Baseball Team in Field

The Armory Athletic Association plans a strong semi professional baseball team for the coming season with Cameron and Robbie Dresser as pitchers. The club will be first class, with uniformed men, and will play New England league teams and top semi professional squads in the region. Address Miah J. Murray, Armory Athletic Association, 641 Tremont Street, Boston.

Armory Athletic Association Cameron Robbie Dresser New England Wakefield Beverly Newburyport South Framingham Gloucester Rockport Stoneham Stoughton Miah J. Murray Tremont Street Boston

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BIG Four Wee Eee Thimaanh H Sen. Crane Ai Bates THE Harmony Norman Plank J. H. Callis Suffolk County W. B. Morse Marlboro William H. Lewis Callis Garcelon Newton Cook Ward 21 Lewis Republican Party Porter Senate Pilea Helmar Anargyros Fifth Ave New York Ibe William, Albert and Angelo Bossi W. L. Douglas W.L. Douglas Brockton W. L. Douglas Shoe Stores Washington St Cor. School Hanover Summer St Cor. Lincoln Court St Cor. Howard W.l.douglas
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