Two Arrested in Abetting Illegal Voting Case
The arrest of Thaxter R. Groves and William F. Sears on aiding and abetting illegal voting emerged as a major election sensation. Warrants followed raids after informants alleged a conspiracy to vote illegally, with cards bearing voter information and offers of payment. Other precinct irregularities included ballots opened, voting under another name, and a man trying a second ballot.
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William F. Sears
Ward 15
James Donovan
William
MaNaryec
Democratic State Committee
Donovan
Republican Committee
Thaxter
R. Groves
Cassine
William 8. McNary
Fallon
Groves
Sears
Haslin
Cuse
New York
Warden Rice
Jeremiah J. McNamara
James A. Gallivan
Frank B. Booth
Sherry Court
Curley
Francis A. Currier
Harrison Avenue
Division 9
Dennis Kelly
Norfolk Avenue
Boston Democratic Triumph Endorses Collins Victory
The Boston Democratic city committee lauds General Collins’s election as a strong mandate against Republican domination. Chairman James Donovan earns praise for uniting the party and boosting voting strength across wards, while Charles S. Hamlin receives a high endorsement for continued public service.
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William A. Gaston
Charles S. Hamlin
James Donovan
Collins
Boston
Democratic City Committee
Donovan
Charles
Democratc Party
Goroness
Democratic Party
Leon
Democrats
Massachuset
Tayers Matthews
Boston voters condemn Hart administration in decisive result
The report highlights a large turnout in Boston with praise for the people’s verdict. Quotes from Nathan Matthews Jr and Josiah Quincy frame the result as a clear rebuke of Hart’s management, labeling it unbusinesslike and deceitful.
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Nathan Matthews, Jr
Hart
Grape Nuts Praised By A Tobacco Worker For Health
A Chatham Virginia tobacco warehouse employee credits Grape Nuts with restoring his health after months of fatigue and declining performance. He reports regained color, strength, and mental sharpness, allowing him to return to work. The testimonial, illustrated by a photo credit, links nutrition to work capacity.
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Chatham
Crider
H. P. Crider
Chatham, Va
Free diagnostic letters from Dr Greene in Boston ad
An advertisement by Dr. Greene offers free personal or mailed medical diagnosis to a limited number of patients at 34 Temple Place Boston. It promises no cost for the initial inquiry and cites testimonials from grateful patients to attest to his methods for chronic cases deemed incurable by others.
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Chie di
Eff Wilkesiter
Wilkes-Barre
William J. Haver
Pennsylvania
Col
Harvey
Europe
Col. Harvey
David Kennedy
WM. J. Harvey
Bright
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
The
Post
David Kennedy Eee
Rondout
Boston Post
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Collins
Landslide Defeat Mirrors Democratic City Change
The Hon. George N. Swallow doubts the sheer size of Collins victory but notes the city, leaning Democratic, rejected Mayor Hart's business administration. He cites voter desire for city reforms and Collins’ popularity as factors, while downplaying Ward 21 fraud cases as an influence on the result.
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Collis
Democratic Party
James Donovan
Donovan
Boston
Hart
Collins
McNary
Peole
Explosion at Sharon Steel plant injures nine in Penn
An explosion at the Sharon Steel Company's casting department in South Sharon, Penn. shattered windows, moved buildings from foundations and injured nine men, two fatally. The blast occurred as political commentary mixes with local news and interviews follow.
Chelsea License Vote Reverses 11-Year Trend
The city swung to license support by a bare 17 vote margin after a strong no license fight. Edward E. Willard won mayoral race by 2%5 over John Cramb. Aldermen at large all elected. ward results show mixed returns and a large Yes No split on license. The city also approved three year city clerk tenure.
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Chelsea
Gould
Boston
Edward E. Willard
John Cramb
Democratic Social
Thomas F. Driscoll
Winslow L. Jenkins
Peter F. Morse
Henry M. Kirk
Edwin J. Elms
William J. Williams
William H. Wyeth
John Cramble
Dem. Soc
Fred A. Cheney
Horatio R. Delano
Hiison_ J. Hall
Harry W. James
William E. McClintock
Peter H. Morse
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The Fear of Humbug and Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets
An analysis of digestion remedies promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a transparent, non secret remedy containing natural digestive ferments. The ad argues tablets digest food after meals, preventing gas, acidity, headaches and heart palpitations from undigested food and warns against cathartic pills for stomach troubles.
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Stuart
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