Foster boom urged as Democratic Lieutenant Governor choice
Henry J. Skeffington endorses Frank K. Foster as the strongest Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, arguing he could win over 25,000 Republican workingmen in Massachusetts. He cites Foster’s past labor and tariff positions and his 1893 near-victory for LG, while noting Doyle- era campaign dynamics and Skeffington’s access to Beacon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Foster
Massachusetts
Guild and Draper
Henry J. Skeffington
Douglas
Skeffington
Foster
State House
Beacon Hill
Niagara
Guild
Draper
Mr. Foster
New England
Sam Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Bates
George A. Schofield
Ipswich
Irish Cook Becomes Heiress Wife of Bates Millionaire
Boston society is startled by the marriage of Mary Clarkin an Irish immigrant who rose from cook to Mrs Bates after years in service. Bates died 1900 leaving a fortune over 8 million. The widow later married Captain FitzRoy of the British navy at Centre Harbor New Hampshire.
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Boston
Bates
Mary Clarkin
O’carroll
Kathleen
Ireland
England
FitzRoy
New Hampshire
Centre Harbor
United States
Lactated Food Advocated as Safer Baby Diet
An advertisement extols Lactated Food for infants, contrasting it with cane sugar condensed milk. It argues cane sugar causes stomach irritation, diarrhea, and other issues, while milk sugar supports healthy growth and aligns with medical authorities and Professor Kuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Md
Hecht
W. H. Weisinger
Kuss
Slayer of Woman Says He Was Enslaved in Quarrel
George P. Morris told Police Superintendent Moffat he could not leave Mrs. Jennie Spaulding, whom he shot in Middlesex street station. He pleaded not guilty to murder as autopsy found three bullets entering the head and a fourth missing. Morris had $1062 and planned to send funds to his wife in Laconia New Hampshire.
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Lowell
George P. Morris
Moffat
Jennie Spaulding
Middlesex Street
Morris
Laconia
N. H
Tyngsboro
Comic Sketches Show Skill and Humor of Post's Young Readers
A letter to children explains published four top drawings from Aug 9 plan and invites more entries. It notes many sketches lack names and promises future publication of either sketches or names in the Post under the Funny Picture Contest.
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Aleck Aronson
Bremen Street
Boston
Mass
William Cora
Armstrong
Jamaica Plain
Ellen F. Dunne
Conant Street
Roxbury
Grace Dolan
Arthur Gillooly
Winslow Avenue
West Somerville
Annie Jacobsen
Silver Street
South Boston
Esther Levetan
Dorchester Avenue
Julius Leretan
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