Clarke Attacks Currency Bill and Stock Exchanges
Senator Clarke of Arkansas denounces the pending currency bill in Washington and calls for an investigation into the causes of the panic. He argues emergency currency should aid all legitimate business and criticizes New York stock exchange operations while clashing with Mr. Aldrich about bank stoppages.
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Washington
Clarke
Arkansas
Mr. Clarke
New York
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Editors Hear Draper at Massachusetts Republican Meeting
Speaker Cole presided over the Republican Editorial Association of Massachusetts session. Lieutenant-Governor Draper urged editors to remain active on issues of the coming campaign. The officers elected include A. P. Langtry as president and a long list of vice presidents a recording secretary a treasurer and an executive committee with editors from Springfield Boston Lynn Natick and others.
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Cole
Republican Editorial Association of
Massachusetts
Draper
A. P. Langtry
Springfield Union
Charles H. Adams
The
Boston Record
John L. Parker
Lynn Item
George . Fairbanks
Natick Bulletin
Malden News
T. P. Winslow
Winchester Star
Samuel R. Moseley
Hyde Park Gazette
Regal alleys host Furniture League clash Shaw muts vs Moellers
The Regal alleys stage a key Retail Furniture League match as Shaw muts of Boston face Moellers of Cambridge for fifth place. A large crowd is expected with a banquet at the American House on the 25th of the month as the prize and bragging rights.
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Furniture League
REGAL
Shawmuts
Boston
Moellers of
Cambridge
Crane forces sweep Boston in delegate fight
Boston Republicans hold filing for city committee delegates with few contests seen. Ward 1 has Tinkham opposing Guild backed delegation. Ward 7 shows two filings. Several districts report candidates aligned with Taft while Taft opposition exists in a few wards.
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Boston
Republican City Committee
George Holden Tinkham
Ward
Courtenay Guild
Charles Innes
Frank Seiberlich
Powers Calls Crane Strength Exhibition Absurd
Taft manager Samuel L. Powers dismisses claims of a Boston display being partisan and says everything is running smoothly amid questions over pledged delegates. He comments on the disputed selection process and pledges to monitor developments.
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Taft
Samuel L. Powers
Boston
Anti Taft Forces and Crane Backers Stir Republican Race
A Boston Post dated interview records Rep White accusing Crane loyalists of backing Wall Street interests and possibly voting for Bryan if Taft is nominated. Other lawmakers including Porter Frye Curtiss Burr weigh Taft and Hughes, noting Hughes gains but no solid organization behind him.
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Norman H. White
House of Representatives
Brookline
Crane
Wall Street
Bryan
Taft
Cort
Roosevelt
Elmer Curtiss
Hingham
Hughes
Herbert Burr
Boston
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