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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1912

Page

4

Call of Bull Moose Heard as New Party Is Born

Chicago Aug. 5 delegates arrive at the Coliseum as the new National Progressive party forms. Pennsylvania delegates lead with a march song and a demonstrative welcome signals the party’s birth and rising momentum.

New National Progressive Party Pennsylvania

Automatic Price Reductions for Suit Lot

An advertisement outlines staged markdowns for a suit lot starting at 5.90 on Aug. 6. If unsold, prices drop 25 percent by Aug. 20 to 4.42, 50 percent by Aug. 27 to 2.95, 75 percent by Sept. 4 to 1.48, and final giveaway on Sept. 11. Buyers are urged to sell out before planned reductions.

Progressives Gather as Dixon Opens New Party Convention

Delegates from New Jersey to California fill the hall as Senator Dixon calls the Progressive convention to order. Beveridge is named temporary chairman and delivers the keynote, while banners, songs, and parodies echo amid portraits of Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt.

Beveridge Denounces Court Decisions in Roosevelts Rally

Senator Beveridge delivered a lengthy denunciation of the Supreme Court rulings on the Standard Oil and Tobacco decisions and tainted tariffs, provoking cheers and jeers. Delegates roared as he attacked Taft and the Payne Aldrich tariff, while a chorus sang amid the hall’s confusion. The convention adopted new rules barring contested delegates from voting and appointed a committee to invite Colonel Roosevelt to speak at noon tomorrow.

Taft New York Ohio Pennsylvania California Dixon Mr. Beveridge Senator Beveridge Standard Oil and Tobacco Supreme Court Beveridge

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver Bladder Remedy

A Boston Daily Post reader offer highlights Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a superior vegetable medicine for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims widespread success, notes a physician prescription basis, a sworn purity certificate, and 50 cent and one dollar bottle sizes with a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.

Massachusetts Delegates Help Roosevelts Progressive Rise

Massachusetts delegates lead the Progressive convention and parade at the Art Institute in Chicago. They push for a Southern Democrat for vice president while supporting Roosevelt and Parker hints amid Johnson’s stance.

McCarthy Sherman Fairbanks Cummins Johnson Roosevelt

Massachusetts Delegates Weigh Roosevelts Vice Presidential Choice

At a Massachusetts party meeting discussions turn to a woman running mate for Colonel Roosevelt. Key figures include Grace A. Johnson and Alice G. Carpenter with comments on platform planks such as woman suffrage and direct legislation. Roosevelt signals preference for a sound Democrat as VP.

Massachusetts Frank Thomas Cambridge Grace A. Johnson Professor Johnson Harvard Helen Cooke Wellesley Johnson Kenneth Damron Colonel Roosevelt Congress Hotel Resolutions Committee Alice G. Carpenter Boston Beveridge Roosevelt Chicago Garvin Rhode Island Miss Carpenter Warren R. Keith Brockton Richard J. Talbot Springfield J. L. Larson Quincy Albany Keith Republican City Committee Republican Party California

Boston Woman to Aid in Making Platform for National Progressive Party

The committee on resolutions for the national Progressive convention was named by state delegations listing members from Alabama to West Virginia. Miss Alice G Carpenter of Boston named to platform committee, first woman in such a role. National committee also appointed, with many states naming replacements and chairmen. several states set seating rules and credentials.

Art Institute Coliseum Johnson Carpenter Eleanor Garrison Elizabeth Towne Helen Mabel Cooke W. W. Child W. B. Willcutt Massachusetts Matthew Hale Boston Frank A. Morrill Norwood Grace A. Johnson Cambridge Roosevelt National Progressive Party Jeremiah K. McCarthy Thomas F. Doherty Dorchester Richard Washburn Childs Cohasset Alice Carpenter Alice J. Carpenter Chicago Committee On Resolutions W. R. Fairlee Alabama Dwight B. Heard Arizona A. Fowler Arkansas Chester Rowell California Isaac H. Stevens Colorado Herbert Knox Smith Connecticut George B. Hinson Delaware George W. Brown Georgia J. M. Ingersoll Idaho Charles E. Merriam Illinois William D. Foulke Indiana James A. Smith Iowa William Allen White Kansas A. D. Cole Kentucky John M. Parker Louisiana John A. Taylor Maine Alice G. Carpenter Charles A. Schrim Maryland Sybrant Wessels Michigan Hugh T. Halbert Minnesota A. D. Merton Missouri J. H. Cook Mississippi Joseph M. Dixon Montana Arthur G. Wray Nebraska S. Summerfield Nevada Daniel C. Remich New Hampshire George L. Record New Jersey M. BH. de Bace New Mexico George W. Kirchwey New York William S. Pearson North Carolina Livor Scrumgard North Dakota King G. Thompson Ohio John C. Falls Oklahoma J. F. Hughes Oregon William Draper Lewis Pennsylvania Lucius F. C. Garvin Rhode Island Committee On Platform Miss Carpenter Joseph Thompson J. F. Cleveland H. K. Cochran Chester H. Rowell B. B. Lindsey Joseph W. Allsop Louis A. Drexler C. W. McClure P. M. Smock Rudolph G. Leeds John L. Stevens Leslie M. Combs Resolutions Committee William Flinn Pittsburg G. B. Mayo Smithport James R. Garfield Thomas H. Clark E. E. Erskine J. O. Keller Edwin T. Tuttle B. M. Harrison B. M. Murphy Walter Graham J. S. Browning W. H. Morman Enoch Foster Portland F. J. Heney

Freckles Erase with New Ethine Double Strength

A renowned skin specialist announces ethine double strength a guaranteed freckle remover sold by Houghton & Dutton Drug Co. and Riker Jaynes Drug Co. The product promises rapid improvement with harmless effects and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.

Houghton & Dutton Drug Co Riker-Jaynes Drug Co

Wouldn't You Like to Throw Away Your Glasses

A new treatise describes a home eye treatment to strengthen eyes so glasses may not be needed. It claims safety without drugs and offers free postage paid copies from Okola Laboratory Dept. 750 C Rochester NY with evidence of efficacy.

Okola Laboratory Dept C. Rochester N. Y

Sanfords Ginger: A Summer Health Helper

Sanfords Ginger promises broad health benefits for cramps pains colds chills stomach and bowel ills fatigue nervousness and sleeplessness. It highlights a ginger aromatics and French brandy blend with the Owl Trade Mark and claims forty years as the standard of purity flavor and strength.

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