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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1906

Page

2

Whitney withdraws Douglas support clears field for governor

The Whitney camp celebrates a prompt withdrawal from the race after Whitney agrees to back Governor Douglas. Quincy asserts the state committee is not involved while Skeffington and Moran exchanges create confusion over Moran's stance. Whitney credits Douglas and Thayer statements for his decision and pledges full support to Douglas as the party seeks unity on tariff revision and reciprocity.

Whitney Mr. Whitney Quincy State Committee Douglas Moran Quincy Little Thayer Sullivan Henry J. Skeffington Monument Beach Mr. Skeffington A. C. Drinkwater Skeffington Josiah Quincy State Street Pemberton Mr. Moran Timothy W Daniel H. Coakley Charles W. Bartlett Draper Gaston Massachusetts Guild John R. Thayer Democratic State Committee

Unnamed Governor Douglass Considered After Whitneys Withdrawal

The speaker expresses surprise and disappointment at Mr. Whitney’s withdrawal and urges the party’s conservative wing to back ex-Governor Douglass. He believes Douglass could defeat Whitney for the nomination and Guild for re election and urges him to allow his name to be used.

Whitney Douglas Mr. Whitney Guild

Lawson Wires Moran in Telegram Over Harmony Plea

Thomas W. Lawson sent a telegram to John B. Moran accusing politicians of pressuring Moran to withdraw for harmony. Lawson notes they think Moran is crazy and urges obedience to the order.

Mr. Lawson John B. Moran John Thomas W. Lawson

McMasters Attacks Whitney Over Lemon Charge

William H. McMasters, Whitney campaign publicity head, says Whitney was handed a lemon by the State committee and should reconsider his withdrawal if Democrats rally to him. He notes Whitney entered the race patriotically and would have finished, urging mass turnout at 247 Atlantic Avenue to press the bid.

William H. McMasters Mr. Whitney Whitney Douglas State Committee Atlantic Avenue

Escape of Two From Home at Waverley

George Howe aged 18 and Allie Stark escaped from the Massachusetts Home for Kee ble Minded at Waverley yesterday morning. Howe is described as tall and 18 years old.

Waverley George Howe Allie Stark Massachusetts Keeble Howe

Alleged Train Wreckers Taken to Connecticut

Springfield Aug. 22 Armenians Charles Karanian and Mertick Tutupian arrested on suspicion of attempting to wreck a train at Longheadow were moved to Connecticut for examination by authorities. Both men protest innocence of the charge.

Springfield Charles Kanarian Mertick Tutupian Longheadow Conenecticut

Pilgrims Return from St Anne de Beaupre Report Cures

Boston pilgrims recounts four alleged cures after journey to St Anne de Beaupre led by Father McCafferty. The group prayed through the stations of the cross, attended a St Anne procession, and returned via Quebec and Montreal with testimonies of restored sight and mobility.

Boston Ike Father McCafferty St. Thomas Church Jamaica Plain

Spiritual Aisle at St. Anne de Beaupre Basilica

Sunday morning services opened in the basilica of St. Anne de Beaupre with continual prayer through Tuesday. The afflicted, including the lame and blind, sought relief through sacred rites, seeking a religious exaltation beyond physical cures.

Basilica of St. Anne de Beaupre

Pilgrims claim miraculous cures at St Anne shrine

Returning pilgrims say several curesNear the shrine of St Anne de Beaupre Joseph Baldwin born blind regained sight through prayer and faith He recalled a prior one eyed cure by Redemptorist Fathers in Roxbury and spoke of joy at renewed vision in the year. Another sufferer shared similar relief.

Mr. Baldwin St. Anne de Beaupre Joseph Baldwin Etna Place Post Redemptorist Fathers Roxbury General Electric Company St. Anne

Ohio Democrats Endorse Bryan for President in 1908

The Ohio Democratic convention endorsed William J. Bryan noting his intellect morals and leadership abilities. It named Samuel A. Hoskins for secretary of state Charles W. Houpert for state school commissioner Rodney J. Diegle for state dairy and food commissioner and George E. Nyswonger for the Board of Public Works. The platform backed home rule direct election of U S senators initiative referendum and timeliness rules while opposing corporate political contributions and endorsing Pattison era policies.

Columbus Ohio Democratic William J. Bryan Ohio America United States Pattison Samuel A. Hoskins Charles W. Houpert Rodney J. Diegle George E. Nyswonger National House of Representatives

Miss Anna Morley Is Cured After St Anne Pilgrimage

Cured was Miss Anna Morley of 8 Ap pian way Brighton. She had walked with crutches since childhood and nearly given up hope until a pilgrimage to St Anne. She thanked providence for a saved ticket and shared that she is now well and grateful.

St. Anne’s Anna Florence Morley Allston Anna Morley Appian Way Brighton Miss Morley St. Anne Providence

Swimmer Rescued by Police on Charles River

Walter Feeley twenty five of Western avenue Cambridge narrowly escaped drowning yester day afternoon while swimming from the Riverside Boat Clubhouse to Magazine Street Beach. He was pulled from the river by Patrolmen Culhane and Lamarche who were in a boat nearby after he showed signs of distress.

Walter Feeley Western Avenue Cambridge Charles River Riverside Magazine Street Culhane Lamarche

Brookline Wild Man Fined $35 After Park Incident

William H Lucket of Burlington Vermont was found guilty on two counts of disorderly conduct by Brookline Municipal Court Judge Perkins. He was arrested in Brookline park where a crowd urged violence as six girls testified he chased them in the woods.

Brookline Perkins William H.lucket Burlington Lucket Brookline Park Park Woods

Chinese Students Host Baseball Tennis Games at Amherst

In Amherst on Aug 22 Chinese students held a conference addressed by MIT secretary T C Shen and Dr Charles D Tenney education commissioner. A concert followed. An afternoon featured a baseball game and a tennis tournament for the students' benefit.

Amherst T. C. Shen Massachusetts Institute of Technology Charles D. Tenney Cambridge

Graduates From Firemen's Drill Told Competent to Fight Fires

Thirty eight men completed Drillmaster D. T. O'Brien's firefighting course yesterday. Chief Mullen and Commissioner Wells said the graduates are competent to battle fires.

D. T. O’brien Mullen Wells

Gelatine Uses Across 180 Recipes From Edinburgh to New York

An advertisement lists a book of 180 recipes showing many uses for Gelatine, published by J. G. Cox in Edinburgh and revised by Oscar of the Waldorf-Astoria. It notes the work sent upon request without charge by The John M. Chapman Company of New York.

J. G. Cox L’t’d Edinburgh Oscar Waldorf-Astoria John M. Chapman Company Hudson Street New York City

Cure for Psoriasis Promised by Cuticura Advert

A reader from Hutchinson Kansas recounts a thirty five year battle with psoriasis. After using three cakes of Cuticura Soap six boxes of Cuticura Ointment and two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent his condition cleared in thirty days. He notes the disease began as red circular spots and severe itching with scales and raw flesh when scraped. He praises Cuticura products and offers a free mail pamphlet from Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation Boston.

State of Kansas W. M. Chidhester Hutchinson Kan Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Bostom

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