Governor Guild Attacks Moran Over Hannah Boyle Case
Governor Guild denounces District Attorney Moran for neglect of duty in the Hannah Boyle inheritance fraud, demanding action on Callanan perjury and forgery, Fenway and bucket shop cases, and Provident Securities. The Fitchburg crowd cheers as Guild calls for Moran to answer.
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Fitchburg
Matthew P. Callanan
Grant
Michael J. Sughrue
Suffolk County
James Oliver Higgins
Peter J. A Ehanan
Matthew
Ma. Ion P. Callanan
Callanans
Peter J. Callanan
Ice Trust
Callanan
Fenway
United States
French
Massachusetts
Mr. Moran
Commonwealth
Governor Guild Attacks Moran in Fitchburg Speech
Governor Guild denounces Moran in Fitchburg accusing him of false claims and delaying discussion of his record. He cites a 1905 Boston death case and asserts the public will see through charges and demand accountability.
Charcoal Health Find Promises From Stuart Lozenges
A tobacco, onion, and gas cleansing claim touts charcoal lozenges as safe and beneficial for breath, complexion, and digestion. An unnamed Buffalo physician extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges costing twenty five cents a box, urging readers to request a free trial from Tr A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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A. Stuart Co
Stuart Les
Marshall, Mich
Federal Express Wrecks Near Sharon Causes Delays
Passengers on the Federal Express were delayed about two hours after a wreck near the Sharon Heights station on the Dedham Road grade. The slow speed helped prevent injuries though passengers describe a near-miss as the train collided with a crossover and toppled engines. Mr. R. B. Church of Bristol, R. I. escaped injury, recounting a hand spring over a seat as crews cleared the tangled steel.
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Dedham Road
Sharon Heights
Federal Express
R. B. Church
Bristol
R. I
Moran speaks in Greater Boston crowd protests press and doctors
Moran toured Boston and nearby towns drawing large crowds from Quincy House to Odd Fellows Hall in North Cambridge and Waltham. He attacked newspapers for printing department store news and accused doctors and Guild opposition, urging a new state auditor to review a decade of state books.
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Quincey House
Boston
Waltham
Thomas Ff. Kearns
Mr. Moran
Jerry’’ Watson
Dr. Stewart
Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Cambridge
Robert W. Lovett
Marlboro Street
Guild
Labor Notes Highlight Union Events and Endorsements
Labor notes report multiple union actions and gatherings across Boston. Promotions include the Electrical Workers 108 entertaining 150 couples at Wells Memorial Hall and the Skirt and Cloak Makers reorganizing with 800 members. Endorsements to local officials are listed by wage earners clubs and unions across wards, plus planned rallies and amalgamation talks among unions.
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Electrical Workers’ Union 108
Wells Memorial Hall
Noddle Island Longshoremen’s Assembly
Hebrew Painters’ Independent Union
Allston
C Clab
Ward 25
Skirt and Cloak Makers
A. Bacon
L. Shapiro
Boston
Central Club
Tl. O'Neil
Fred J. Kneeland
J. Frank O’hare
Board of Aldermen
Dennis J. Griffin
Moran’s repeated speeches attack Boston papers over reports
Moran at North Cambridge and Somerville repeats earlier utterances on the Prohibition nomination and the Springfield Memorial donation to Governor Guild, accusing Boston newspapers of refusing to publish criminal convictions. He notes indictments of large Boston firms under pure food laws and contrasts party platforms in the presidency contest.
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Flannagan
City Hall
Tirrell
Natick
Lawrence
North Adams
North
Cambridge
Somerville
Boston
North Canin
Springfield Mclinley Memorial Committee
Governor Guild
Springfield
Tremont Temple
Boston Daily
Boston Daily Papers
Everett
Senators Vote Pattern Shows Doubtful Contenders
A table reviews how retiring senators voted on the bill and how their would be successors might vote. It notes several candidates who declined to declare and may align with predecessors, while several districts show yes, no or absent votes. The recap flags four potential future supporters if elected and highlights doubtful or absent cases across Suffolk Essex Middlesex Worcester and other districts.
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Garfield
Brockton
Senate
Post Canvass for Overtime Bill and Political Shifts
The Post details campaigning for an overtime bill with endorsements and opposition. It notes judges and senators like Bullock and Carman weighing in, desertions punished in Swampscott, and candidates such as McManus and Garfield signaling their votes. It also reports on candidates Cassidy Woodhead Donovan Callahan Chapple and Taft among Senate leadership considerations.
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William A. Carman
Bullock
New Bedford
John M. Grosvenor, Jr
Swampscott
William Salter
Lynn
Dana
Senate
Edward S. McManus
Berkshire
Thomas F. Cassidy
Wiliam H. Woodhead
Lawrence
Joseph Donovan
Edward C.C. Callahan
William D. Chapple
Salem
Post
Taft
Buttrick
Hunter
Stevens
Dean
Prouty
Kaufman Knocks Out Berger in Ten Rounds
Al Kaufman delivered a harsh beating to Sam Berger over ten rounds in San Francisco. Berger, exhausted and nearly out, was saved when his seconds threw in the sponge as Kaufman failed to land a decisive knockout.
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San Francisco
Cal
al Kaufman
Sam Berger
Berger
Kaufman
Curtis Guild denies claims about overtime bill handling
The governor rejects a newspaper charge that he asked Senators Buttrick and Taft to block the overtime bill from reaching him. He calls the report a falsehood and notes Senator Buttrick will issue a clarifying statement.
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Butterick
Taft
Ananias
Senator Butterick
Moran
Fire Trust
Fenway
Bucket Shops
Provident Securities
Preferred Mercantile
Buttrick
Curtis
Guito, TR
Governor Denies Overtime Bill Conspiracy Allegation
A publisher’s claim that Governor Guild asked Senators Taft and Buttrick to block the overtime bill is denied by the governor as untrue. The report, circulated yesterday, sparked questions as to the governor’s record aiming to influence voters. Senator Buttrick’s whereabouts were unknown as attempts to contact him failed.
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Lancaster
Governor Guild
Guild
Taft
Senate
Senator Buttrick
Rally at Tremont Temple Draws State Republicans
The State Republican committee schedules a monster rally at Tremont Temple on Saturday evening. Major Henry I Higginson will preside with speakers including Lieutenant Governor Draper, Herbert Parker, Samuel J Powers, and George P Lawrence. Doors open at 7 and the first balcony is reserved for ladies and escorts until 7 55. Speakers start at 8.
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State Republican Committee
Tremont Temple
Tlenry I. Higginson
Draper
Herbert Parker
Samuel J. Powers
George P. Lawrence
Wonderful Cure by Cuticura for Psoriasis Ends 35 Years’ Battle
W M Chicest of Hutchinson Kansas describes a thirty five year struggle with psoriasis that covered body and scalp. After using three cakes of Cuticura Soap six boxes Ointment and two bottles Resolvent the disease cleared in thirty days. He claims the cure remains permanent and praises Cuticura products in a testimonial dated April 20 1905.
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Kansas
W. M. Chicest
Hutchinson
Kan
Ciicura
Potter Druge& Caem. Corp
Sole Propa
Uosiutia
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