Foss Flings Barbs Over Guild Tariff Stand
Eugene N Foss presses that Lieutenant-Governor Guild must clarify his tariff views amid disputes with Col Clarke and the Home Market Club. Foss argues the GOP race hinges on reciprocity and tariff revision and vows not to be bluffed. Guild says his position is clear and remains unchanged.
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Eugene N. Foss
Guild
Home Market Club
the Commercial Bulletin
Commercial Bulletin
Canada
Drapers
Clarke
Committee of 100
Republican Party
Colonel Bigney Seeks Governor's Council Seat
Attleboro jewelry chain maker Colonel Bigney announces his candidacy for the Governor's Council. He touts Attleboro as a key region, pledges to fight to finish, and cites strong local backing from major towns and his past support at the Republican convention.
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Colonel Bigney
Attleboro
Governor’s Council
Joseph Hall
S. O. Bigney
Governor's Council
Attleboros
Suffolk County
Plymouth County
Judge Hall
Bristol County
Attle
Boro
Massachusetts
County Street
Peace Envoys Pick Portsmouth Navy Yard for Talks
Peace envoys scheduled sessions outside Washington at Portsmouth Navy Yard in New Hampshire. The four story brick building at the yard is thought suitable for meetings with officials nearby. Hotels at Kittery Point or New Castle offer alternative accommodations by launch.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Washington
Navy Yard
Piscataqua
Portsmouth Harbor
Kittery Point
New Castle
New Hampshire
Refugees from Odessa report riots and growing revolutionary zeal
Refugees arriving from Odessa and nearby towns recount daily unrest before the mutiny on the Potemkin. They say proclamations call for arms and police could not cope, while revolutionists claim 50,000 ready to fight. Crimea and Little Russia are described as aflame with revolutionary intent.
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Odessa
Potemkin
Fannie Klagman
Miss Klagman
Car Hurls Wagon 25 Feet In Brighton Street Crash
At 11 yesterday morning a wagon driven by William J Cunningham collided with an inbound Western avenue car near 36 Market Street Brighton. James H Sullivan age 11 sat on the wagon seat. Cunningham suffered broken rib and contusions while the boy was badly bruised. The wagon and horse were damaged. Separately, Henry Nathan Wheeler of Cambridge died at 55 Garden Street and was interred at Mt. Auburn after services at 4 p m yesterday.
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Market Street
Brighton
William J. Cunningham
J. F. Sullivan
James H. Sullivan
Cunningham
Henry Nathan Wheeler
Garden Street
Cambridge
Samuel Crothers
First
Mt. Auburn
Mitchell seeks new trial in bribery case
Portland lawyer for United States Senator John H. Mitchell pressed for a new trial before Judge De Haven in federal court. He argued the government failed to prove the sixth count alleging Mitchell received a sum of money from Kribs on January 4, 1904.
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Portland
Ore
United States
John H. Mitchell
de Haven
Mitchell
Kribs
Will Douglas Reconsider Move Dominates State Committee
The Democratic State committee meets at the Revere House to urge Governor Douglas to reconsider his pledge not to seek re election. Colonel Gaston and Josiah Quincy back a resolution, while aides note the Governor’s decision is likely irrevocable. A delegation will press the issue as leaders weigh possible successors and the vacant chair position.
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Democratic State Committee
Revere House
Douglas
Gaston
Josiah Quincy
State Committee
Quincy
John R. Thayer
Thayer
Albert A. Pope
Miles
Flaherty
Daniel F. Doherty
Westfield
Robert
Lieutenant-Governorship Question Up Friday
Friday is fish day and reciprocity day. The nominating committee and the committee of 100 meet at the Exchange Club to decide whether to endorse a candidate for Lieutenant Governor. Foss favors Judge Hall of Taunton to oppose Draper, but most favor no endorsement. President Whitney of the chamber may back no endorsement, while Foss seeks explanation from General Guild on reciprocity.
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Committee of 100
Exchange Club
Mr. Foss
General Guild
Williams on His Way Home From Havana
Former Congressman George Fred Williams of Boston was discharged from the Animal Fever Hospital in Havana after three weeks and boarded the Ward Line steamer Monterey to New York. He arrived from Mexico and was treated for erysipelas of the right leg and vein inflammation.
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Havana
George Fred Williams
Boston
Ward Line
Monterey
New York
Williams
Mexico
the Animas Hospital
Bottle Baby Saved by Lactated Food
A mother of a bottle baby in Cooperstown recounts her ill child recovering after doctors advised Lactated Food. She notes rapid weight gain within a week and a year-old weight of thirty pounds, urging other mothers to use the product as doctors and hospitals widely recommend it.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
O. H. Babbitt
F. W. Grubby
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