Moran Boom Faces New Democratic Push In Massachusetts
Mayor Fitzgerald gave his first authorized interview on John B. Moran's gubernatorial candidacy. He praised Moran as a strong vote getter in the state's Democratic base and suggested Moran would focus on public business this summer before pursuing the nomination if he decides to run. He did not reference General Charles W. Bartlet.
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Fitzgerald
John B. Moran
Charles W. Bartlett
Moran
Massachusetts
District Attorney's
Moran Favored Over Moran for Governor Candidacy
The mayor’s first public remark on Moran signals a shift from expected Quincy Gaston backing. State Democratic leaders previously tied to Quincy and Gaston now face Moran support as district sentiment grows. Officials say Rush surveyed statewide opinion but denied engaging in politics during vacation.
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State Committee
Liberty Square
Moran
Reuben Rush
Democratic State Committee
Labor Trust
Entertainment Committee
Daily Record
Trust
Dowd Enters Democratic Candidacy In Eleventh District
Former Senator and ex-Alderman Thomas H Dowd announced his bid for the Democratic nomination in the Eleventh district contingent on Congressman John A Sullivan not seeking reelection. The move sets up a contest with ex-Senator Andrew J Peters, with Dowd expected to gain Mayor Fitzgerald’s backing and strong campaign rhetoric.
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Thomas H. Dowd
John A. Sullivan
Dowd
Andrew J. Peters
Ward
Peters
Fitzgerald
Frothingham Tangles In 11th District GOP Hope Fight
Republican leaders close to former Speaker Frothingham weigh a compromise bid as Seiberlich and Lane vie for the nomination. The Democratic race centers on Seaver versus Peters while Frothingham mulls offers to serve as a unity candidate in the 11th district.
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1Lth
Louis A. Frothingham
Ilth
Mr. Frothingham
Frank Seiberlich
Roxbury
Daniel W. Lane
Ward 11
Seiberlich
Lane
Speaker Frothingham
Panama
Sullivan
Eugene N. Foss
Gerry
Jamaica Plain
Seaver
Peters
Woodward Nominated for Governor at Maine Prohibition Convention
Henry Woodward of Winthrop won the Maine Prohibition party nomination on the second ballot in Waterville. Cobb and Woodward tied at nine on the first ballot before Woodward gained one more vote to lead ten to nine. Some delegates departed for home as balloting began.
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Waterville
Henry Woodward
Winthrop
Maine
Prohibition Party
Cobb
Woodward
Accidents Start Early In Bedford Cannon Blast
In Bedford Massachusetts a cannon misfired during firing injuring William Coy of Cambridge who received the full charge in the face. He was treated with Z-elia and taken to hospital for eye treatment and removal of powder specks.
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Bedford
Mass
William Coy
Cambridge
Mrs Hunt A Mystery Stirs Police In Transit Theft Case
Police probe Mrs Hadith Hunt over an alleged stolen car after she vanished during luncheon at the Touraine. She claimed the chauffeur took the auto to avoid prosecution before her Europe trip, while authorities seek her identity and details of her relatives, movements, and garage. Hotel Essex bill, Bellevue room, Westminster sightings add to perplexing trail.
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Hadith Hunt
Touraine
New York
the Bellevue
the Westminster
Captain Appleton Divorced Opinion Pieces Voice
A voice discusses Captain Appleton’s divorce and the counsels behind marrying him. The speaker cites social standing Europe and America, age 32, and argues love matches often fail versus reasoned unions, reflecting on friends’ marriages and happiness expectations.
Captain Appleton Faces Post Interview on Divorce
Captain Nathan Appleton, who won his divorce yesterday, stays at the Hotel Nottingham. He says he will reveal plans after the decree becomes absolute and notes he and Miss Edith Wills understand each other. Appleton married Jeanette Orington eighteen years ago and divorced after she deserted him.
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Nathan Appleton
Nottingham
Post
Edith Wills
Newburyport
Boston
Captain Appleton
Appleton
Katherine Parsons
Virginia
Hill Climbing Prizes Awarded by Worcester Auto Club
Worcester July 3 The Worcester Automobile Club issued prizes for the Dead Horse Hill climbing event held May 24. Samuel B. Stevens won the amateur cup for fastest amateur time. H F Granger claimed the amateur Worcester County championship. E T Kimball Co of Boston took the Pope cup for their Corbin. Protests over car prices altered results in events 15 and 6, while another protest against R M Owen’s Reo was dismissed and funds returned.
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Worcester
Worcester Automobile Club
Samuel B. Stevens
Rome
N. Y
New England Automobile Journal
M. P. Whittall
Worcester County
H. F. Granger
E. T. Kimball Company
Boston
Corbin
John Shepard, Jr
S. B. Stevens
Mr. Shepard
Shepard
H. J. Koehler
Koehler
J. E. Poor
R. M. Owen
Reo
Mr. Poor
Newport Sea Nymph Frolic Stirs Society Sniffs at Swim
Newport July 3. Summer colony buzzes over Mrs Stuyvesant Fish s marine frolic with seainspired outfits. Sponsors Mrs Glen Collins Mrs Elisha Dyer Mrs Harry Lehr and Mrs William G Boelker expect bathing suit costumes including seaweed gown and sweet grass perfume. Rumor says Harry Lehr may wear a stove pipe hat and pink pajamas.
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Newport
R. I
Harry Lehr
Harry
Glen Collins
Elisha Dyer
William G
Boelker
Police Active In East Boston Firearm and Firework Crackdown
In East Boston the police were vigilant and promptly arrested anyone caught discharging firearms or setting off fireworks.
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East
Boston
Boston Man Arrested After Firecracker Blast on Hanover Street
Charles Olson aged 24 of 71 Boston Street South Boston was arrested after allegedly firing a cannon cracker in front of Station 1 on Hanover Street. He was booked in the lockup before the smoke cleared.
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Boston
Charles Olson
Boston Street
Station 1
Hanover Street
Olson
Slavery Meets the Labor Trust in a Public Call to Action
A persuasive 1900s pamphlet style appeal accuses the labor union movement of enslaving white workers, detailing coercive fees, boycotts, and violent acts. It urges citizens, merchants, and candidates to oppose unions, defend individual rights, and demand pro‑worker reform through press and vote.
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Labor Trust
Congress
United States
Otto C. Heggen
Des Moines
Bloomfield
Fatherland
America
Beef Trust
Court House
Hell
Postum Co
Hmit
McCabe
God of Justice
Cc. W. Post. N. B
Nat’l Citize Industrial Ass
St. James
N. Y
Nat’l Ass’n
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William A. Gaston
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Mrs. Hunt A Mystery
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