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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1910

Page

6

Fitzgerald Makes Record Sunday Tour in Boston Campaign

Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald conducted a lengthy Sunday campaign through Boston visiting 18 halls in the afternoon and multiple venues in the evening. He urged voters to reject straw polls, claimed wide support, criticized Storrow and the Good Government Association, and spoke to Hebrew and Catholic groups across wards 1 through 24.

John F. Fitzgerald Mr. Fitzgerald Mr. Storrow James M. Curley Fitzgerald Storrow Good Government Association Finance Commission North Dorchester Literary Association Dorchester Avenue James Kelley South Boston Tammany Club Second Dorchester Streets John EK. Baldwin Baldwin Collins Club Broadway Ward Thomas O'Connell United Fruit Company Boston Wood's Hall Neponset Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters Peter Fallon Giblin

Pinchot Affair Sparks Potential GOP Crisis

Washington January 9 The Pinchot affair threatens a party crisis as the week may decide if a prolonged conflict with the President emerges in Congress. Pinchot has many supporters in both houses who could back him if it does not fracture party unity or personal political standing.

Ballinger Pinchot Congress Secretary of the Interior Forest Service Interior Department Jones-Humphrey Senate House Senate Committee On Public Lands Washington United States Republican Party Pinchet

Senate and House Reach Resolution on Investigation Terms

The Senate approves the resolution and a final agreement with the House outlines exact terms for the investigation. Officials say the process will proceed with care to avoid dragging the administration into broader political questions.

Senate House

Felix Adler Declares Pulpit Obsolete in Speech

Dr. Felix Adler, lecturer and author, posed the question Is the pulpit obsolete and answered yes in a New York address delivered January 9. He spoke on modern religious authority and the evolving role of sermonizing in society.

Felix Adler New York fTie

Storrow Poised for Landslide Victory as Election Nears

With one day before the election the Storrow campaign exudes confidence that James J. Storrow will win easily. Storrow, who eschewed Sunday campaigning, rested at home while his opponent toured. A key noon rally is planned at Tremont Temple followed by a record breaking tour tonight.

Storrow James J. Storrow Tremont Temple

Storrow Prayer for Big Win Prompts City Campaign Push

Optimistic Storrow supporters expect a record vote after a thorough canvass across Boston. They predict a large plurality, with figures from 8000 to 18000, and plan a 36 stop flying tour tonight across all wards. Storrow’s health and vigor are noted as he walks daily, avoiding Sunday campaigning while awaiting a statement.

Storrow Mr. Storro Dorchester Jamaica Plain West Roxbury Brighton Roxbury Fitzgerald

Diapepsin Relief for Indigestion and Stomach Distress

A midsize ad claims Diapepsin ends indigestion heartburn and gas in minutes. It promotes enzyme-based relief from sour stomach, belching, headaches, and dull appetite, urging readers to buy a 50 cent case from their druggist.

Ex Mayor Fitzgerald Attacks Straw Votes and Rival

Ex mayor Fitzgerald denounces what he calls fake straw votes and alleges rival candidate Storrow plans to buy votes. He claims his own lead and accuses Storrow of attempting to influence voters by newspaper ads and fake editorials.

Fitzgerald Mr. Storrow Hibbard Taylor Storrow

Taylor Seen Having Fighting Chance for Boston Mayor

Representative William H. O'Brien of Ward 16 said Nathaniel Taylor has a fighting chance to win the mayoral race. He urged voters to remember this belief, claiming Taylor’s election would save Boston's reputation and garner national rejoicing if Taylor wins.

William WH. O’brien Ward 16 Nathaniel Taylor Taylor Boston

Fire alarm panic disrupts Roxbury rally near Tremont

At 1095 Tremont Street in Roxbury a false shout of fire caused a panic as 600 men rushed for exits during a rally. An unrelated minor blaze on Windsor Street prompted the alarm, and Walter Collins remained at the podium as the crowd resumed after the scare.

Tremont Street Roxbury Windsor Street Walter Collins

Madame Louise Homer Falls Ill on Eve of Boston Departure

New York January 9 Madame Louise Homer the noted contralto developed a fever of 103 degrees and was confined to bed before leaving for Boston. Her physician said the seriousness would be known in a few days, hoping for a severe grip.

New York Louise Homer Boston

Hibbard Campaign Claims 67 Percent GOP Support

Mayor Hibbard campaign manager Fred S. Gore released figures from a canvass of 6376 interviewed voters. Of those, 5140 were Republicans and 1236 Democrats, indicating 67 percent support for Hibbard among Republicans and challenging rival claims of overwhelming GOP backing.

Fred S. Gore Hibbard Storrow

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