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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1913

Page

5

Attorney Roewer Marries Miss Heinzen in Roxbury Home

Attorney George E. Roewer, counsel for Etter and Giovannitti, wed Rosa Helen Heinzen at her home 45 Centre Street Roxbury. Rev. Roland O Sawyer of Ware officiated. Roewer twice ran for Attorney General. The bride was supported by her sister Henriette Heinzen and best man T Herbert Rilodeau.

George E. Roewer Etter and Giovannitti Rosa Helen Heinzen Karl Heinzen Centre Street Roxbury Roland O. Sawyer Ware Henriette Heinzen T. Herbert Rilodeau

Who is This Man Dr. W S Burkhart Vegetable Compound

Public notice extols Dr W S Burkhart as world famed for his Vegetable Compound claiming 80 pound gain and 25 cent 30 day treatment with guaranteed refund if not cured. It urges readers to ask druggists for the remedy and to deposit a quarter for the course.

Dr. W. S. Burkhart W. S. Burkhart Dr. Burkhart Burkhart

Cushing Switch to McCall Sways GOP Toward Breakup in State House

A party caucus decision to back Samuel McCall fractures the Massachusetts House. Speaker Cushing’s vote for McCall shocks Weeks supporters and top leaders Channing Cox and Thomas White, weakening ex-Governor Draper’s run and deepening a GOP split with Curtis Guild as a potential third option.

Weeks McCall House Cushing Draper

Predicted Senate Choices Highlight Republican Dueling Voices

In a crowded caucus the managers of Curtis Guild, Samuel W. McCall, John W. Weeks and William B. Plunkett push for support. endorsements stress progressiveness, party unity, and regional backing amid a deadlocked field. separate items recount a jail visit, fires, and a family's loss with no clear linkage.

Constipation Vanishes Forever Pill Ad

An old advertisement touts CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS as a pure vegetable remedy that never fails to relieve constipation after dinner distress and improve complexion and eyes. The copy emphasizes gentle action and reliability.

Carter

Save Money on Pacific Coast Travel with Burlington Route

Ready for the Pacific Coast trip. The Burlington Route offers low fares and comfortable Pullman Tourist sleeping cars with clean facilities. Agent Alex Stocks invites you to plan your journey, arrange berths, and receive maps and photos for Boston callers.

Burlington Alex Stocks New England Washington Street Boston

Republican Ballot For United States Senator And Vote In Detail

The piece lists initial ballots for U.S. Senate and House races with many named candidates from multiple Massachusetts towns and cities including McCall Weeks Draper Gillett Luce Crane Hammond and others. It shows party slate structure and district representation across several counties with numerous incumbents and challengers.

Ballot Shifts in Multi Round Vote Telling of McCall and Allies

The record details a sequence of second through sixth ballots showing how votes shifted among candidates. Key moves include Luce to McCall and Draper to Weeks, Gillett to McCall and Weeks, and Guild to Weeks, with various senators and representatives crossing alignments across rounds. Final shifts indicate Parsons moving to McCall then Weeks and Nason from Guild.

Luce McCall Garst Armstrong and Cowls Guild Arkwell Nason Gillett Chamberlain Draper Darling, Hart and Spencer Weeks Pratt Carman Hackett, Vincent and Worrall Blanchard Hammond Parsons Clark Boland Davies Plunkett Lawrence Bellamy Collins Senator Blanchard Representative Parsons Senator Coolidge Representative Belding Gordon Colben Sharp Senator Ross Gifford Representative Ducharme

McCall Nominated in Massachusetts Republican Senate Fight

In a heated caucus at 3 o clock, prominent Republicans urged unity as they weighed United States Senate candidates. Clarence Barnes praised McCall for judiciary leadership and tariff reform while Claude Allen urged McCall as the party’s strongest choice to restore its former influence in the state. Weeks, praised by Channing Cox for his long service and policy expertise, was also nominated as a rival.

Greenwood Republican Party William A. J. Bazely Uxbridge Draper Patrick Boyle Manchester Clarence Barnes Mansfield McCall Congressman McCall Massachusetts Judiciary House Hoar Sumner Choate Claude Allen Melrose United States Weeks Channing H. Cox Cox Congress

Cascarets for Sick Headache and Bilious Feeling

A promotional note touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight cleanse for stomach, liver, and bowels. It claims morning relief from bilious symptoms such as headaches, bad tastes, yellow skin, and dark circles, with a 10 cent box for lasting head and stomach comfort.

Massachusetts Republicans Bend Toward Guild After Week’s Split

In a tense party meeting, Rep Allen Clark and Rep Benjamin Haines urged Curtis Guild Jr. as a unifying leader for Massachusetts GOP, arguing a need to reunite defectors from the Progressive tilt and regain control of the Senate nomination. Weeks faction debated strategy while McCall gains limited cross-endorsement.

May Break to Guild

A lively political night at the Adams House drew a large crowd as McCall supporters celebrated a triumph amid hallway chatter about the senatorial puzzle. The Adams House remains a key gathering place for local clans.

Adams House McCall

Petition Filed for Statewide Senatorial Preference Primary

A petition in the Senate by Arthur D. Hill a Progressive leader seeks a statewide senatorial preference primary on February 6. It asks delaying the January 14 United States Senate election until electors learn preference and that Legislature votes determine first second and third on the ballot.

Arthur D. Hill Senate United States

Mrs Wells Husband Accused in Fire Insurance Plot

The article reports that Mrs Wells’ husband is implicated in a scheme to kill a man and set fires for insurance. It notes alleged credibility issues and cites Mr Wells explaining past events including a dinner at a Milton mill years ago.

Anna Wells Bombard Wells Milton

Booth's Hyomei Promises Quick Catarrh Relief

Booth's Hyomei inhaler claims to relieve catarrh in minutes and refresh the nasal tract. The complete antiseptic outfit with directions costs $1.00, with refills at 50 cents. the product is advertised as a simple breath-through treatment without stomach dosing.

Booth

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Roewer Miss Heinzen Samuel McCall Thomas White Newton Committee of Ways and Means Congressman Weeks White Curtis Guild McCall and Representative Sherburne Curtis Guild, Jr Republican Representative Barnes Samuel W. McCall United States Senate Republican Party of Representative Cox John W. Weeks William B. Plunkett Adams Francis Hurtubis Ginter CO Blake Dul Wu Hunter Hermitage Wilson Duffy’s Canadian Club Jamaica Trans Booth’s Gordon Dry Robi Leeds Ee Lighthouse J. Hennessy Jj. Hennessy J. & F. Martell Seritage Wien England Black & White Scotch Dewar King Wm Johnnie Walker Haig & Haig Jameson Irish Rana Bot Parmigeais Sauternes Burgundy Rhine Moselle eyvuUuiy Orig. Bottling Moet & Chandon Santa Teresa Treuvineo Sec.” Bot Covey Houbiels de Menthe Vermouth Bass Stou Burke McMuhon’s. Beat Anheuser GinterCo Union Canal SummerHor, Agrs Pacific Coast Allen Brockton Fay Medford Hersey Hingham Stearns Cambridge Ward Buckland Wheeler Hubbardston Achin Lowell Andrews Woburn Atwood Middleboro Eall Monson Ballantyne Barnes Arry Lynn Bigelow Framingham Blodgett Malden Bradstreet Danvers Butler Catheron Somerville Libbey Lock Tisbury Locke Worcester Manning Peabody Mother Northampton Moulton Rutland Peirce Lexington Pepin Salem Poole Belmont Belchertown Prime Winchester Putnam Westfield Sears Dennis Sessions Hampden Shepard Warren Smith Tyler Athol Waterman Scituate Wood Gardner Wright Boylston Rowe Wyman Abington Bagley Chase Eldridge Yarmouth Hilton Hobbs Johnson Nahant McLane Fall River Montague Norwood Hamilton Haverhill Williams Dedham Abbott Annis Beck Chelsea Bliss Bothfeld Care Casassa Revere Cook New Bedford Curt Morgan Mulven O’keefe Taunton Perry Piper Ashland Priest Robinson Sanborn Taylor Westford Thompson Plainville Tufts Waltham Washburn Billerica Ross Amesbury Ducharme Felker Avon Haines West Newbury Newhall Stoneham Nutting Leominster Sherburne Brookline Provincetown Stone Everett Warner Eben S. Draper Bazeley Boyle Darling Sunderland Dolben Fellows Fitchburg Ferry Northbridge Hackett Hart of Webster Nantucket Spencer Holyoke Streeter Springfield Vincent Acushnet Attleboro Frederick H. Gillett Coolidge Belding Robert Luce Armstrong Cowls Amherst Winthrop Murray Crane Underhill John Hays Hammond Gloucester Senator Bellamy Representative Nason Thomas W. Lawson United Action Itar Savings Bank Parcel Post Boston Custom House Bureau of Mines Clarence Hobbs MR Low Hazen Carrolwara der Dernoty MSS Henry Siegel Co Washington and Essex Streets Allen Clark Lee Benjamin F. Haines Progressive Party Russia Crane Hyomei Shington and Wheeler & Wilson Davis Monarch
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