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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1912

Page

8

Roosevelt Addresses Mass Banquet in Fight for Reform

Former President Theodore Roosevelt speaks at a Springfield banquet, urging eight hour workdays, regulation of big trusts, and moral business standards. He contrasts Massachusetts actions with New York rulings, cites pay to a factory worker, and defends executive leadership ahead of New Hampshire primaries.

Massachusetts New York A. P. Langley Taft Roosevelt Uncle Sam Court of Appeals New Hampshire Nashua Manchester Concord

Left in Charge as Williams Departed for Nebraska

George Fred Williams, Clark leader in Massachusetts, has left for Nebraska leaving Congressman Curley in charge of the presidential campaign of Speaker Clark. Williams said the Clark organization would not favor any particular candidate for delegate to the Baltimore convention.

George Fred Williams Clark Massachusetts Nebraska Curley Williams Baltimore

Unclear political appeal and calls for people to trust the public

Fragmentary remarks urge voters to resist bosses and rely on the people's judgment. The speaker warns that governance by the few harms the country and impacts future generations, framing the issue as a welfare concern for children and grandchildren.

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West Point Tome for Gen Grant Funeral Plans

Burial at West Point announced with military services to follow at Governor's Island. Brigadier-General Bliss and Lt Marion Howe met Mrs Grant and Ulysses Grant III in New York. Frederick Dent Grant to receive a military funeral in April. daughter Princess Speransky delayed arrival from Russia. Governor's Island to host guard in state prior to funeral. Taft and Roosevelt telegrams express condolences.

West Point Tasker H. Bliss Department of the East Marion Howe Buckingham New York Frederick Dent Grant General Grant Michael Cantecuzene- Speranskey Russia Governor's Island Cornelius the Centurion Grant Taft White House

Clark interests to be represented in Boston during absence

Mr. Williams states Congressman Curley will act for the Clark interests in Boston in his absence and coordinate with headquarters. He warns against linking the organization to any candidate for delegate and says supporters for or against Mr. Clark should act independently once presidential preferences are declared.

Uncle Sam Sugar Trust Tobacco Trust Wall Street Supreme Court Williams Curley Boston Washington Clark

Bryan mayor warns of a Bryan headed Democratic nomination

The city’s mayor quotes a Republican column arguing that Bryan maneuvers to position allies with Clark and Wilson, panels other candidates like Underwood Dix Harmon Foss for a potential presidential nomination, and notes Foss’s withdrawal altered the contest.

Cheers for Roosevelt Rally At Faneuil Hall

An enthusiastic crowd attended the Roosevelt noon rally in Faneuil Hall with many women present. James P. Magennis presided while James R. Garfield and Judge Hundley spoke. Garfield urged Taft not to be renominated and criticized Roosevelt policy and oil cases. Handley accused Taft of tricks and improper delegate selection.

Roosevelt Faneuil Hall James P. Magennis James R. Garfield Oo. R. Hundley Alabama Magennis Republican Party Massachusetts Cavanagh Garfield Taft Friends of Conservation Standard Oil Handley

TIZ Foot Relief Promises Young Feet Again

An elderly man touts TIZ as instant relief for tired feet and bunions and claims it restores “boy’s feet.” He praises its quick effect, credits no other remedy, and urges readers to obtain a free trial from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago.

Rover Lve Walter Luther Dodge & Co South Wabash Avenue Chicago Ill

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