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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1913

Page

7

Weeks Named Republican Senator Candidate After Heated Caucus

In a tense session, John W. Weeks edged out rivals to win the Republican nomination for United States Senator after a lengthy caucus. The vote tally fluctuated as lawmakers shifted support, with Weeks securing 49 votes to 46 on a final roll call, while leaders praised the caucus process and Weeks’s record in public life.

Lomasney Meaney Mr. Meaney Mr. Lomasney Whipple Fitzgerald Murphy South Boston United States Meade Brockton Horgan John F. Meaney Blackstone Conway Ward 23 Sherman L. Whipple Halley Lawrence Charles H. DeCourcy John L. Donovan Boston John F. Fitzgerald Sherman

Danger of soothing syrups for coughs and colds

An article warns against soothing syrups and patent medicines that contain opiates, arguing they hinder recovery. It promotes a homemade remedy of glycerine whiskey and Virgin Oil of Pine as a safe, natural alternative available from druggists.

Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati

What Is a Cough

Dr Hartman explains coughs as a natural cleansing action of the lungs and airways. The article promotes Pe-ru-na as a remedy that strengthens coughing nerves and thins mucus to aid expectoration.

Democrats Pick Whipple Conference Amid Internal Nominating Debate

At the Democratic caucus in Wakefield Representative Dean urged direct election of US Senators and warned against endorsing a candidate before a direct election bill passes. Lomasney sought a roll call to determine attendance as a deadlock loomed in the rival party.

Meaney Blackstone Lomasney Dean of Wakefield United States Dean Henry Cabot Lodge House Sullivan Boston Meade John H. Mack North Adams Thomas M. Joyce Edward M. Hall Pittsfield Edward «. Bodtish Wareham John J. Gallagher Milton W. P. O’brien Charles A. Orstrom Worcester Michael T. Sullivan Quincy Quigley Henebery John J. Conway Representative Conway Ward 23 Weeks Caucaus Conway Coxey’s Martin Sanborn Lawrence Horgan McCarthy Marlboro Democratic Party

Fitzgerald Endorses Whipple for Democratic Nomination

The article reports Boston Mayor John F. Fitzgerald backing Whipple as the Democratic standard bearer for the U S Senate race, arguing unity strengthens the party against Weeks. It covers floor debates on whether to form a caucus or conference, roll calls, and divergent views of Democrats from Boston and outside districts.

Allen Middlesex John W. Weeks Beacon Pill Sherburne Brookline Captain Weeks Messrs. Barnes Mansfield Haines Medford Cox Boston Greenwood Mr. Whipple Whipple Weeks John F. Fitzgerald Murphy South Boston John F. Meaney Blackstone Lomasney United States

Weeks' Rule of Life Reform Helps Weeks to Senate Nomination

Long profile of John Wingate Weeks detailing his bucolic upbringing in Coos county New Hampshire, naval service, Florida business career, rise in Boston banking, marriage to Martha Sinclair, and family life. Highlights include his naval academy appointment by Henry Blair, marriage in Florida, formation of Hornblower & Weeks, and service in the Massachusetts Naval Brigade.

Francis Hurtubis W. B. Plunkett Weeks Massachusetts John Wingate Weeks United States New Hampshire Johnnie Coos County Henry W. Blair Naval Academy J. Wingate Weeks Navy Florida Nfe Boston Washington West Newton America Sandwich Islands Chandler Annapolis Naval Service Orlando Fla Florida Southern Railway Company Jacksonville Martha A. Sinclair Stock Exchange Hornblower New England John W. Weeks Massachusetts Naval Brigade John C. Soley Spain Auxiliary Naval Service Sinclair Weeks Harvard College Cambridge University Hampden Hall Lancaster New Hampshie William D Mary Helen Fowler Weeks Jack” Weeks Constellation Garfield Panama Powhatan Japan Richmond South Sea Islands

Shampoo Cure Promises Hair Recovery Says Mrs. Martyn

Mrs. Mae Martyn in the San Francisco Herald urges canthrox as an alkali shampoo alternative. She warns common alkali mixes dull hair and cause shedding. A teaspoonful dissolved in hot water makes a rich lather and leaves hair glossy, scalp clean, and requires less frequent washing. Continuous use aims for lasting scalp health.

Mae Martyn San Francisco Herald

Loyal Support Roles Defeat of Any Possible Bitterness

Congressman McCall thanks legislators for loyalty and devotion saying their support honors the public welfare and reduces bitterness after defeat. He praises friends in the Commonwealth for their favors and expresses pride in the bond among lawmakers.

Congressman McCall Legislature Commonwealth

Republicans Back Weeks After Nomination for Senate

Former Governor Eben Draper and Speaker Grafton Cushing praise Weeks for his nomination. Congressman Powers notes both frontrunners were excellent as Hatfield calls Weeks a worthy successor to Senator Crane. Sherburne adds Weeks is a splendid and efficient choice.

Weeks Commonwealth Grafton Cushing House of Representatives Samuel Powers McCall Charles E. Hatfield State Republican Committee Crane John H. Sherburne Brookline

Progressives Seethe Over Weeks Nomination in Massachusetts

Henry C. Long and other Progressive leaders condemn Weeks as the wrong choice while praising the party’s stance. Councillor Earnest Smith calls the selection a Republican ploy and mocks the opposition. Charles S. Bird, Matthew Hale, and others argue Weeks signals continued Republican control and hinders any Progressive reform. They foresee a Progressive governor for Massachusetts next fall.

Henry C. Long Weeks Progressive Party Earnest Smith Progressive Charles S. Bird Munsey Republican Party Matthew Hale Charles E. Hatfield Greenwood Cushing Democratic Party Republican State Committee Massachusetts

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