Bartlett Targets Republican Posters at Worcester Banquet
General Bartlett drew laughs and applause in Worcester as he derided Republican posters and primaries while touting tariff reform. He cited Gold Dust Twins jibe and urged voters to back liberal trade with Canada, arguing the campaign reveals GOP money and aim to curb tariff changes.
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General Bartlett
Myself
Mr. Whitney
Herbert Parker
Guild
Draper
Sunny Jim
Jim
Mechanics’ Hall
General Bartlett Tariff Speech Defends Wider Markets
General Bartlett counters a rival’s wage reduction question by favoring wider markets to create more opportunities for Massachusetts workers. He argues treaty terms should safeguard Massachusetts manufacturers and labor interests while determining any wage reduction.
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Bartlett
Massachusetts
Mr Whitney Lays Tariff Threat in Massachusetts Race
Mr Whitney argues reciprocity with Canada benefits Worcester and New England and warns that tariff reform will be a major issue within six years. He contends Mr Draper would use his office to oppose lower duties and would press influence as Lieutenant-Governor or Governor.
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Canada
Draper
Massachusetts
Mr. Whitney
Worcester
New England
Massachusetts Voters Face Major Tariff Choice
Mr Sullivan argues the tariff should be revised by friends of either party with Roosevelt's backing for a decent bill. He says Massachusetts voters must deliver a Democratic victory this fall or Republicans from the state will abandon Massachusetts again, citing past concessions by Massachusetts Republicans in Congress.
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Sullivan
Congress
Roosevelt
Masachusetts
Massachusetts
Bartlett and O Connell Rally in Milford on Tariff Policy
General Bartlett ex Mayor McNamee and Joseph F. OConnell spoke to a large Milford crowd. Bartlett's Worcester speeches centered on tariff policy while OConnell praised Bartlett as a true Democrat, noting support for Bartlett and Whitney despite campaign advertising.
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Milford
Bartlett
McNamee
Cambridge
Joseph F. O’connell
General Bartlett
Worcester
Mr. Whitney
Republican Doctrine Heard in Brookline
A Brookline Town Hall rally featured Eben S. Draper Congressman John W. Weeks and ex-Congressman Samuel I L Powers. They argued the tariff issue is misaligned with the state race and defended Massachusetts tariff treatment against Democratic claims.
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Brookline
Eben S. Draper
John W. Weeks
Samuel IL. Powers
Draper
Massachusetts
Congressman Weeks
Senator Lodge
New England
Powers
Guild Speech in Brockton Shapes State Campaign
Lieutenant Governor Guild addressed Republicans in Brockton on October 31. He argued the race is not national, noted the Governor lacks tariff power but can influence state legislation, and urged voters to compare their 25 years of public service records as the test of fitness.
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Brockton
Guild
Bartlett Whitney Ticket Urged by New England Democrats
In Bridgewater on Oct 31 Hon Charles S Hamlin told Democrats the steel trust has New England as a conquered province. He urged voters to back Bartlett and Whitney for Governor and Lieutenant Governor to restore industrial interests over party fortunes.
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Bridgewater
Charles
Hamlin
Steel Trust
New England
Massachusetts
Bartlett and Whitney
Moody Declines Massachusetts Campaign Stump
Major Abbot announces Republican State chairman Moody cannot campaign due to illness and duties. Moody argues the ticket’s victory would clarify the party’s tariff stance and that defeat would hinder any tariff revision, urging support despite his absence.
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Major Abbot
Republican State Committee
Moody
Massachusetts
Shaw Denies Resignation Rumor In Donovan Fight
Town friends deny rumors that election commissioner David B. Shaw planned to resign to back Edward J. Donovan. District leader Joseph J. Corbett supports John F. Fitzgerald, while Shaw’s friends insist the report has no foundation.
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David B. Shaw
Charlestown
Edward J. Donovan
Joseph J. Corbett
John F. Fitzgerald
Shaw
Donovan
Dinner to Stir Up Republican Officials
Next Saturday at 1 p m at Young's Hotel the Republican State committee will host a dinner for ward committee chairmen city committee officials and state committee members residing in Boston The aim is to stir up Republicans to reduce the Democratic majority in Boston.
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Young’s Hotel
Republican State Committee
Republican City Committee
State Committee
Boston
Democratic Rally Tonight at Dudley Street Opera House
A Democratic rally is scheduled tonight at Dudley Street Opera House Ward 21. Fireworks and a torchlight parade precede speeches by Ex Alderman Charles H Slattery Arthur Dolan John Gartland John Quinn Joseph J Dennison Joseph O Connell J Albert Dorsey Thomas J O Grady John J Douglass James T Kennedy and Joseph J Leonard with Daniel Kearns presiding.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Ward
Charles H. Slattery
Arthur Dolan
Common Council
John Gartland
John Quinn
Joseph J. Dennison
Joseph O'Connell
J. Albert Dorsey
Thomas J. O’grady
John J. Douglass
James T. Kenney
House
Joseph J. Leonard
Senate
Roxbury
Daniel Kearns
McNary Support Rally in Ward 15 Aims to Back Donovan
Samoset Club of Ward 15 led by Congressman William S. McNary held a meeting urging Donovan for mayor and rowed speeches to boost Donovan’s ward lands. Leaders warn Ward 15’s voting outcome could shape McNary’s political future and influence the 10th district nominating contest next fall.
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Samoset Club
Ward 15
William S. McNary
Edward J. Donovan
McNary
Donovan
MeeNary
Ward 16 Democratic Ticket Filed Against M. I. Jennings
A new ward committee ticket was substituted at the Democratic city headquarters for Ward 16. The filed slate opposes M. I. Jennings and includes William J. Lyons Thomas Bowman Andrew L. Roberts Robert F. Arnold John F. Shea Herman J. Shephard Francis X. Coveney John J. Crowley William J. Fitzgerald John F. Grant Joseph L. Sullivan Daniel D. Harkins and John M. McDonald. The fight centers on Fitzgerald versus Donovan for mayor with Powhatan Club backing Fitzgerald and Tammany backing Donovan.
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M. I. Jennings
William J. Lyons
Thomas Bowman
Andrew L. Roberts
Robert F. Arnold
John F. Shea
Herman J. Shephard
Francis X. Coveney
John J. Crowley
William J. Fitzgerald
John F. Grant
Joseph L. Sullivan
Daniel D. Harkins
John M. McDonald
Fitzgerald
Donovan
Powhatan Club
Tammany
Withdrawals Expected as Nominations Close Tonight
Time for withdrawing papers for Republican nominations ends at five. Mayor and alderman nominees may withdraw. Judge Dewey may quit but must file or telephone withdrawal if not arriving in New York before six this evening.
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Dewey
New York
Quinn Jr. Says He’s On Fence In Democratic Mayor Race
John Quinn Jr told a Post reporter yesterday he remains undecided in the Democratic mayoralty contest amid a crowded field and mounting campaign activity.
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John Quinn, Jr
Post
Phelan endorses Donovan for Mayor and Connolly for Alderman
Thomas F. Phelan, candidate for Ward 17 Common Council, issues an endorsement in support of Donovan for Mayor and Timothy L. Connolly for Alderman reflecting his campaign backing.
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Thomas F. Phelan
Donovan
Timothy L. Connolly
Boston Young Men's Congress Sets Ballot Tonight at Ballou Hall
The Boston Young Men's Congress will hold a regular session this evening to vote on the State campaign ballot opposing Bartlett and Draper against Whitney. The meeting takes place at Ballou Hall on 80 West Street and all are invited to attend.
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Boston Young Men’s Congress
campaign—Guild
Bartlett
Draper
Whitney
Ballou Hall
West Street
Lodge Denounces Howe Letter as a Fraud in Massachusetts Rally
Senator Lodge accuses Osborne Howes of forging and attributing a private 1902 letter from John Hay to falsely support Hay-Bond treaty demands. He cites real letters and declares Howes a Democratic editor who attacked patriotism, urging Massachusetts voters to reject his candidate.
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Malden
Senator Lodge
Osborne Howes
Hay
Department of State
Washington
Lodge
Springfield
Tohn Hay
Mass
Mr. Hay
Newfoundland
Gloucester
HW. C. Lodge
John Hay
Stillings Named Public Printer by President Roosevelt
Charles A. Stillings, longtime head of the Printers' Board of Trade in New York and Brookline native, was appointed public printer by President Roosevelt to fill the Palmer vacancy. The appointment takes effect today. Stillings is the son of General Ephraim B. Stillings of Brookline. He previously managed the board of trade in Washington and New York.
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Charles A. Stillings
Printers’ Board of Trade of
New York
Brookline
Boston
Roosevelt
Frank W. Palmer
Illinois
Mr. Stillings
Ephraim B. Stillings
Clark Road
Blackmar
Grand Army of the Republic
Griffith-Stillings Press Company
Congress Street
Washington
Printers’ Board of Trade
National Capital
General Stillings
Boston Girl Hurt in Hunt in Geneseo
Miss Abigail Adams a Boston socialite was thrown from a horse during a fox hunt at Geneseo. She was painfully bruised and unconscious for an hour before recovering. Miss Winthrop Chandler of Newport, accompanying her party, also sustained injuries.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Abigail Adams
Boston
Geneseo
Winthrop Chandler
Newport
Bank President Tries to Take His Life in Great Barrington
George W. Cowdrey age 50 of Canaan Conn president of the Canaan Savings Bank attempted suicide by slashing his left wrist in his room. His wife found him bleeding and Dr. Adams could not dress the wound though he slowed the bleeding. Cowdrey linked to Barnum Richards iron founders of Lime Rock and the act cited poor health and a troubled marriage. he owns property valued at about 100000 dollars and recovery is doubtful.
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Great Barrington
George W. Cowdrey
Canaan
Mr. Cowdrey
Barnum, Richards Company
Iron Founders
Lime Rock
Mt Auburn Foresters stage Arrah-Na-Pogue in Brattle Hall
The Mt. Auburn Catholic Order of Foresters dramatic club in Cambridge presents Arrah-Na-Pogue at Brattle Hall on Nov. 80 directed by John J. Agnew of Boston. The cast features James Callan Beamish McCaul Richard Powers Major Coffin John Carlin Tush John Hoan Sergeant John Flannagan Michael Feeney W. S. Andrews Winterbottom Charles Quigley Shaun John Rattigan Ariah Meelish Miss Andrews Fanny Powers Miss Norton.
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Arrah-Na-Pogue
Mt. Auburn
Boston
Agnew
Colonel O’grady
James Callan
Beamish McCaul
Richard Powers
Major Coffin
John Carlin
Tush
John Hoan
John Flannagan
Michael Feeney
Runaway cab crash injures senator and several bystanders
A cab carrying Senator Edward B. Callender and broker John A. Allerby rushed down a steep Tremont Street hill and collided with an obstruction in Court square. The cab overturned, injuring Callender, Allerby, driver Thomas A. Simpson, Mrs. Katie McCarthy, Charles Murray, Jeremiah J. Mahoney, and others.
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Pemberton Square
Edward B. Callender
John A. Ailerby
Tremont
Court Streets
Court Square
Thomas A. Simpson
Broadway
South
Boston
Pure Food Conference at Siegel's Pure Food Fair
The Women's Health Club at Henry Siegel Co presents a clean and pure food conference this Wednesday at 3 PM in the fifth floor lecture room. Speakers include Miss E M Whitmore and George E Whittaker with an audience Q and A. Daily 10:30 AM lectures by Mrs Mary L Wade cover soups and domestic economy as part of the Pure Food Fair drawing thousands to the store.
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Siegel’s
Women’s Health Club
E. M. Whitmore
Mary L. Wade
Boston
Couple United In Holy Cross Wedding In City
Rev J J McCarthy performs the ceremony at Cathedral of the Holy Cross joining Daniel J Callahan a popular local resident and Miss Margaret Lyons who recently completed a convent school in Ireland. Best man Michael J Ahern bridesmaid Miss Mary L Smith Dorchester. The bride wore a dark green poplin traveling gown with lace trim and carried bride roses. The bridesmaid wore white liberty satin and white chiffon with white chrysanthemum bouquet.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
J. J. McCarthy
Daniel J. Callahan
Margaret Lyons
Ireland
Callahan
Michael J. Ahern
Mary L. Smith
Dorchester
Brockton Man to Face Court on Blackmail Charges
Edward C. Kimbark alias Frank C. Kimbark, 44, of 1015 Montello Street Brockton, will appear in court tomorrow morning on blackmail charges alleged by Addison Brooks of 107 Clinton Street Brockton. Brockton police previously arrested him yesterday forenoon and brought him to this city.
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Edward C. Kimbark
Frank C. Kimbark
Montello Street
Brockton
Addison Brooks
Clinton Street
Kimbark
Edward Carr
Brooks
Post
Believe Prisoner Is Pirate Jackson Continues Page One
The man claims he would have kept money if a decent fence existed in the city and says he earned his diamonds elsewhere. He recalls past ports and refuses to name all known associates, insisting the truth will come out only if proved. Green is described as a longshoreman type with barnacle-covered hands and rough hands.
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Diamond Crescent
Boston
Sailor
Bangor
Portland
Newport
Jackson
Gayety
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Melrose
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O’connell
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Commonwealth
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United States
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Allentown
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Conqueror OF
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Samoset
Quinn
Phelan
Young Men’s Congress
Howe
Howess
MT. Auburn Foresters
Beecham’s
Beecham
Prince Street, N. Y
Johann Hots
Regal
Pike
London
San Francisco
Mason St
Tremont St
Summer St
Cor
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Callender
Pure Food Conference
Henry Siegel Co
Pure Food Fair
Callahan—Lyons
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