Roosevelt Endorses Hughes in Progressive Letter
Theodore Roosevelt publicly endorses Charles Evans Hughes for president in a letter to the Progressive national committee. He argues the Republican candidate embodies efficiency and integrity and urges ungrudging Progressive support to defeat Wilson and maintain American interests.
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Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Wilson
Hughes
Lusitania
Hughes Welcomes Progressive Backing for 1916 Campaign
Charles Hughes, Republican presidential candidate, greets Progressive National Committee secretary O K Davis and shares a letter to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt praising his call for 100 percent Americanism. He urges unity within the GOP to advance national security, labor reform, and honest business, while criticizing the current administration for weakness and uncertainty.
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New York
Charles ©. Hughes
O. K. Davia
National Committee
Progressive Party
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Suggestions To Sick Women
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ills. It claims the medicine regulates the organs, relieves backache, nervousness, irregular periods, displacements, and pains. The copy cites long-standing testimonials from the Lynn Massachusetts laboratory and invites women to visit the facility.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Bookkeepers Bank Enters Jamaica Plain Scene
Fragments indicate a financial firm or bank activity near Jamaica Plain Massachusetts with a quoted percentage figure and a reference to 85 percent noted in the clipped text.
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S Bank
Sin Pan
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Moose Bow to Roosevelts Will Indorses Hughes Rally
A political note shows Moose Bow endorsing President Roosevelt's candidate and urging Bull Moose supporters to back Mr. Hughes, signaling party alignment amid ongoing campaign coverage.
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Moose
Roosevelt
Indorse
Hughes
Prohibition party debates amid calls for amalgamation
Virgil C. Hinshaw renews offer for amalgamation with the Progressive party as Eugene N. Foss and Daniel A. Polling attend. The committee votes to bar newspaper men, prompting exits by Parker Colby Norton and others amid discussion of confidential Republican positions.
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Virgil C. Hinshaw
Prohibition Party
Progressive Party
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Prohibition
Daniel A. Polling
Boston
Hinshaw
John M. Parker
George W. Perkins
J. Or. Ingersoll
Idaho
A. T. Moon
Uitah
H. F. Cochems
Wisconsin
Hughes Eyes Next National Chairman For Campaign Drive
Charles Hughes indicates a preferred choice for the party’s next national chairman as the campaign focuses on organizing in Branch headquarters likely to be set up in Chicago and possibly on the Pacific Coast. The discussion follows Hughes’s letter to Colonel Roosevelt urging a date for a meeting.
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Trinidad
Democratic Party
Jackson
Roosevelt
Charles BH. Hughes
Hughes
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Woman Killed by Street Car in Natick
Mrs. Mary E. Stevens of South Bridgeton Me was struck and instantly killed by a Boston Worcester street car in Natick. She was visiting Brookline friends and walked with Mrs. J Flora Tilton of Hemenway Street as they crossed the street. Stevens 60 years old.
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Mary E
Stevens
South Bridgeton
Boston & Worcester
Natick
Brookline
J. Flora Tilton
Hemenway Street
Dean Briggs' Son Weds and Rejoins Battery
Le Baron Russell Briggs Jr son of Dean Briggs of Harvard University and a 1916 graduate married Miss H Elizabeth Mason of Watertown yesterday morning. Briggs had just left for the front with A Battery First Regiment Field Artillery and rejoined within six hours of departure.
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Field Artillery
le Baron Russell Briggs, Jr
Dean Briggs
Harvard University
H. Elizabeth Mason
Wellesley
Charles Mason
Bailey Road
Watertown
LE Baron R. Briggs, JR
Elizabeth Mason
Lost Boston terrier near Huntington avenue
Male Boston terrier with a collar missing return to E. H. C. Kimball at 32 Westland Ave Apt 6. Reward offered.
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Huntington Ave
E. H. C. Kimball
Westland Ave
Death notice for Mary E. Coakley of Boston
Mary E. Coakley widow of John J. Coakley died in Fast Boston on June 24. Funeral from 63 Brooks St Tuesday June 27 at 9 am with a solemn high requiem mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 45 oclock Relatives and friends are requested to attend.
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Coakley
Boston
Mary E
Collins
John J. Coakley
Brooks St
Sacred Heart Church
Auto Crash Injures Ten Returning From Muster Grounds
Nine men and one woman were hurt when a large touring car returning to Boston from Framingham muster grounds hit a bad rut on Beacon Street hill near the Newton Brighton line and struck a stone wall. Injured include militiamen William Warner Walter Quandt Octave Cormier Raymond Boudreau and others with head wounds lacerations and fractures. Driver Thomas Cunningham was shaken up and several passengers were treated at St Elizabeth's Newton and Cambridge hospitals.
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William Warner
Cabot Street
Roxbury
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Walter Quandt
Princeton Street
Boston
Newton Hospital
Octave Cormier
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Raymond Boudreau
Harvey Street
Thomas Haggerty
Potter Street
Concord
Timothy Ryan
Belknap Street
Thomas Cunningham
Bill Street
Dorchester
Massachusetts Militia
Framingham
Beaucon Street
Newton- Brighton
Brighton
Militiamen Injured in Car Crash After Train Journey
Ten occupants were thrown from the car with several seriously hurt. One militiaman may have a fractured skull and another was treated for scratches at Newton Hospital. Five others were sent to St Elizabeth's. a woman and two men endured minor injuries only.
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Hughes
Wilson
United States
Mexico
McKinley
Cuba
Philippines
Belgium
Newton
St. Elizabeth's
William Warner
Ninth Infantry
Bay State
Walter Quandt
Princeton Street
Boston
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