Senate candidates weigh overtime bill amid re election odds
The 1907 Senate roster lists 18 incumbents with strong re election chances and classifies them by stance on the overtime bill. Names include Bullock Cassidy Chace Mahoney Mellen Cox Feiker Garfield Chapple Cusick Macleod Buttrick Dean Prouty Stevens Taft Hunter Hilton with totals of 11 and 7 in the two groups.
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Senate
William J. Bullock
New Bedford
Thomas F. Cassidy
Adams
Frank M. Chace
Fall River
Daniel D. Mahoney
Chicopee
James J. Mellen
Boston
Guy W. Cox
William H. Feiker
Northampton
George H. Garfield
Brockton
William D. Chapple
Salem
John F. Cusick
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
Allen G. Buttrick
Lancaster
Charles L. Dean
Malden
Charles N. Prouty
Spencer
Elmer A. Stevens
Somerville
Arthur M. Taft
Worcester
Harrie C. Hunter
Leominster
Horton H. Hilton
Lowell
Eben S. S. Keith
Bourne
James F. Shaw
Manchester
Harry P. Morse
Haverhill
George J. Galland
Amherst
Luke S. Stowe
Springfield
Joseph D. Goddy
Holyoke
Marlboro
Herbert S. Riley
Woburn
Charles F. Jenney
Hyde Park
William O. Faxon
Stoughton
Frank G. Wheatley
Abington
Allan G. Buttrick
John Ll. Johnson
Fitchburg
Winfield S. Schuster
Douglas
Candidates for Overtime: Democrats and Republicans Named
A list of Democratic nominees totaling 33 and Republican nominees totaling 19 for the Overtime bill. Names span multiple cities including Boston Easton Lynn and Worcester with candidates like Lincoln S. Drake William A. Carman Michael F. Phelan and James Mellen.
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Thomas F. Cassidy
Adams
Lincoln S. Drake
Easton
William A. Carman
Fall River
Michael F. Phelan
Lynn
Albert Walkley
Marblehead
James A. Cogswell
Rockport
David F. Roche
Haverhill
Edw
C. Callahan
Lawrence
William P. Hayes
Springfield
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
John Diggins
Somerville
Clinton E. Hobbs
Everett
John J. Mitchell
Marlborough
James M. Marden
Medford
John J. McManmon
Lowell
James M. Lynch
Avon
Benjamin F. Peterson
Whitman
Emmet T. Walls
Brockton
William J. Ferguson
Boston
James J. Mellen
George F. Monahan
Edward W. Dixon
Timothy I. Connolly
Thomas F. Curley
Henry A. Frothingham
Frank J. Linehan
William W. Clark
John F. Cusick
John E. Walsh
Nicholas J. Skerritt
Worcester
James F. McGovern
Arthur E. Seagrave
Uxbridge
William H. Potter
Spencer
Overtime Bill Faces Reintroduction in Next Legislature
Aimed at banning work by women and minors in textile mills from 6 PM to 6 AM, the overtime bill failed in the last Legislature by a trick. Supporters plan renewed effort with Governor Guild seen as friendly. canvasses show most Senate candidates favor the measure, except one undecided.
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Guild
House
Senate
Maurice J. Roach
Lenox
Berkshire Hills
William H. Feiker
Frank M. Chace
Fall River
Federal Express in Wreck Near Sharon
The Federal Express bound from Boston to Washington collided with a local freight engine at 8:25 PM half a mile south of Sharon Heights station on the Providence division. The express engine was derailed and engineer Joan Keeler of New Haven was pinned but rescued and expected to live. Passengers and freight crew escaped unharmed.
Freight Collision Near Boston Delays Express Train
A freight engine backing from an outward to inward track collided with the passenger express near a 10 mile grade. Both engines derailed but passengers were shaken, none seriously injured. Engineer Keeler was trapped briefly but rescued and reported uninjured.
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Mansfield
Boston
Federal Express
Rhode Island
Keeler
Modus Vivendi Foe Tested by Newfoundland Authority
The colonial government of Newfoundland enforces the bait act to bar locals from fishing on foreign vessels within waters. It plans prosecutions of fishermen shipped by American boats beyond the three mile limit after payoffs. Supreme Court or privy council will decide if modus vivendi supersedes colonial laws.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Supreme Court
Privy Council
Great Britain
Meadowbrook Farm Sausages Ad
Delicious Meadowbrook Farm Sausages offer pure rich nutrition and appetizing delicate spices. Priced at 20 cents per pound at dealers. Tel. 1412 Richmond.
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Meadowbrook Farm
Richmond
Worth Its Weight in Gold Sanford's Ginger for Ailments
Ginger tonic promoted for colds chills cramps pains indigestion insomnia. Advert depicts Sanford's Ginger as a versatile remedy claimed to help multiple conditions.
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Sanford
Moran Tours Greater Boston Guild Cheered at Fitchburg Speech
Gov Guild cites Callanan case and other charges as Moran dodges official duty questions. Critics demand action on forged will and alleged thefts. Moran allegedly avoids discussing his official record.
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Moran
Greater Boston
Fitchburg
Governor Guild Appeals Fitchburg Rally for Constructionist Party
Governor Curtis Guild Jr addresses a large Fitchburg audience urging support for the Constructionist party. He denounces yellow journalism and faces brief interruptions, receiving an enthusiastic ovation from both women and men after a fiery rally. He also responds to a question about Dana’s appointment.
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Fitchburg
Curtis Guild, Jr
Dana
Call for Auditor to Probe Ten Years of Commission Books
A speaker urges election of an auditor to review a decade of commission records. He claims forged orders and improperly drawn checks amid vast unaccounted funds and demands exposure and punishment of the alleged rascals. He questions Governor Guild about keeping a criminal on the state commission in Virginia.
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Perkins
Fairbank
Moran at Five Rallies Attacks Boston Officials
John B. Moran drew about six thousand supporters across five rallies in the Boston metro area. He accused Exposition Commissioner Fairbank of forgery and called for his removal by Governor Guild. Moran pledged grand jury action and announced he would become governor, starting with Fairbank’s removal. He spoke in Waltham Malden and Walham.
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John B. Moran
Dr. Stewart
Mr. Moran
Boston
Fairbank
Guild
Moran
Mr. Fairbank
Waltham
Malden
Ballot Results for Moran and Guild Hinted in Post Test Vote
Yesterday's ballot outcome from the Post test vote on Moran and Guild will be published on page 7. The note notes forthcoming results and directs readers to Page 7 for the detailed ballot tally.
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Moran and Guild
Castellane scandal draws Paris to tribunal
Maire Cruppi claims the countess seeks divorce to end moral dissolution of her household. The crowded tribunal heard testimonies on the couple's money disputes and alleged abuse, with rumors of affairs and extravagant spending dating to 1898.
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Maire Cruppi
French Countess Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Beating
Paris report shows Maitre Cruppi for Countess de Castellane seeking a divorce on grounds of brutal beating by the husband in front of servants and infidelity. He is accused of squandering 8 million dollars of the wife’s funds and presents documentary evidence.
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Count de Castellane
Maitre Cruppi
France
America
Castellane
Paris
Countess de Castellane
Thugs Led by a Girl Abduct Salem Junk Dealer in Cab
Police call the daylight robbery one of the boldest crimes in years. Julius Costenac, a Salem street junk dealer, was seized in a cab after displaying a $1500 roll at the Causeway restaurant. By 2 am police, with a pistol, captured a man believed to be the cabman's helper. driver remains at large. Costenac’s whereabouts are unknown.
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Julius Costenac
Salem Street
Costenac
cab robbery ends with assault on two businessmen
Costenac and Abraham Michelson, after leaving a restaurant, were robbed when a cab was hailed. Michelson was struck and knocked down while a woman pulled Costenac into the cab. The driver fled with the vehicle. police pursued but lost the cab and hope to resolve the incident today.
West declines MIT presidency from Princeton professor
Professor Andrew F. West of Princeton University refuses the presidency of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He cites his obligation to Princeton and its graduate school, urged by alumni colleagues authorities and students, as the reason he must stay.
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Andrew F. West
Princeton University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton
Institute
West
N. J
America
The
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
Boston
Congressman Hoar Sinking Fast in Worcester
The condition of Congressman Rockwood Hoar was very low early this morning with grave fears he might not live until sunrise. Dr. Frederick H. Baker said Hoar had grown steadily weaker and would not have a night bulletin issued.
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Congressman Hoar
Worcester
Rockwood Hoar
Frederick H. Baker
Fair and Cool Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
A Boston weather update predicts Thursday will be fair and cool with fresh northerly winds. Friday should be fair and slightly warmer with westerly winds.
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Boston
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