Democratic leader labels Hale a silly squealer in feud
Chairman Thomas P. Riley of the Democratic State committee issued a blunt rebuke calling Matthew Hale a silly squealer and a hit and run fighter. He challenged Hale to a public debate on records of progressive Republicans versus Democrats, offering to share his speech in advance.
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Democratic State Committee
Hale
Bull Moose Party
Riley
Matthew Hale
United States
Hatfield
Beacon Street
Senate
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Walker
Mr. Walker
Hadley Favored as Republican VP Choice Post Sherman
In New York discussions among the Republican national committee, Governor Herbert Hadley of Missouri emerges as a preferred vice presidential candidate to replace Sherman. No decision yet as Hilles delays the committee meeting until November 12, with results of the election likely shaping any final selection.
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Hadley
Missouri
Hilles
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Taft
Congress
Borah
Cummins
Progressive Movement
New Progressive Party
New York Gives Wilson a Record Ovation
Governor Wilson receives a rousing Madison Square Garden welcome with Mrs Wilson and daughters watching as supporters cheer his stance on a united national and state Democratic governance. He argues reform rests on a united government and urges voting the Democratic ticket on election day.
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Sea front bustle as harbor vessels bring haddock and mackerel
More than a score of vessels crowded T wharf with two steam trawlers among them. Haddock and other groundfish arrive in large quantities with mackerel landed from Yar mouth and Halifax boats. Dealers list prices for haddock cod hake pollock and cush. Several ships and barges arrive or depart, with repairs and shore activities noted.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac of Arrivals and Departures
The column lists arriving steamers including Numidian Hall Trebia Starratt and Ka tahdin along with the Boston and Yarmouth routes. Cleared vessels include Mabel I and Waldare with several schooners and battleship Rhode Island scheduled. Sailed and towed barges are noted from Rockport to New York with multiple ports and ships named.
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Ferrymen's Union Denies Endorsement in Suffolk Race
Frank McGee president of Ferrymen's Union Local 625 writes the Post to refute a report that the union endorsed HE C Bagley for Senate in Suffolk's first district. He states the union has not endorsed any candidate and that members favor re election of Senator Edward J Grainger. Boston November 1 1912.
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HE. C. R. Bagley
Suffolk
Edward J. Grainger
Frank McGee
Boston
Massachusetts 1912 Suffolk County Ballot Nominees List
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts released the certified list of candidates for Suffolk County on October 28 1912 for the November 5 election. It names electors for president and vice president for multiple parties including Prohibition Socialist Labor Progressive Republican Democratic and Socialist and lists numerous district and at large nominees with their home towns such as Attleboro Cambridge Easthampton Worcester Beverly Reading and Boston.
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Albert P. Langtry
The
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Attleborough
Edward Kendall
Cambridge
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Hinsdale
Oliver W. Cobb
Easthampton
Hervey S. Cowell
Ashburnham
John Holt
Worcester
John B. Lewis
Reading
Willard O. Wylie
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Charles E. McColley
Lawrence
Alfred A. Wright
Henry C. Russell
Malden
Aaron L. Woodruff
John Morgan
Solon W. Bingham
John A. Nichols
Albert J. Orem
Sharon
David Morrison
Salt River
Edwin S. Paulding
Plymouth
Debs and Seidel
Fred Tepper
Daniel A. White
Brockton
Wilfred Griffin
Pittsfield
Charles C. Hitchcock
Ware
Robert Lawrance
Clinton
Charles BE. Fenner
William J. Carroll
Lowell
James Ff. Carey
Haverhill
Ambrose Miles
Lynn
John Tiefenthal, Jr
John D. Williams
Fred B. Chase
George Roewer, Sr
Samuel P. Levenberg
Adam Langill
Waltham
Zoel Thebadeau
John W. Sawyer
Taunton
Arthur N. Harriman
New Bedford
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Frank Drake
Springfield
Frederick Fosdick
Witchburg
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Hudson
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S. Lawrence G. Brooks
Eugene H. Cox
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Arthur D. Hill
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Norman Marshall
Newton
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Robert A. Dean
Fall River
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Salem
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Palmer
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Harry G. Pollard
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Daverhill
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James W. H. My
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Frank H. Pope
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Charles A. Russell
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Thomas EK. Dwyer
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Joseph Walker
Brookline
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Alfred H. Evans
Northampton
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Somerville
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Ellen Hayes
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William W. Nash
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Voth
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Swansea
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Milford
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Keith
Joseph J. Cratic
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Louis F. Weiss
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Frank Bohmbach
Freeman T. Crommett
H. Houstis Newton
George FE. Roewer, Jr
James M. Swift
John Herbert
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Ernest W. Roberts
Henry C. Rowland
Daniel T. Callahan
Warren Carpenter
Loyal L. Jenkins
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Charles F. Claus
Andrew J. Peters
James B. Connolly
Thomas G. Connolly
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Charles JT
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John W. Weeks
Howard Gilmore
Robert O. Harris
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Abington
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Weymouth
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Edward J. Collins
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Norfolk
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John J. McDevitt
Lester P. Winchenbaugh
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Milton
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William Berwin
Thomas M. Joyce
Samuel Zorn
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Fred H. Speed
Clarence J. Wing
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George E. Leet
Samuel D. Levine
William A. Mooers
Abraham Segal
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Louis A. Whitehouse
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Albert E. Roberts
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William H. Brintnall
Franklin N. Brown
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Patrick B. Carr
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John P. Doris
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Herbert L. Wolff
James J. Bacigalupo
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Thomas Brown
Chester S. Carter
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Saverio R. Romano
John J. Donovan
Hubert Riley
Charles K. Shue
Henry Bercowich
Bernard Braensky
Eva Hoffman
Martin M. Tomasney
Ralph May
Robert Robinson
Isaac Gordon
Abram Herman
Wigman M. Klein
Joseph Leonard
Freeman L. Powell
Martin O. Richardson
Edwin C. Berringer
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Channing H. Cox
Stephen P. Cushman
George W. Galvin
John EF. Martin
William S. Kinney
Martin F. Quigley
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Grafton D. Gushing
Stewart Forbes
Edwin A. Franklin
Joseph J. Frothingham
Charles H. Moore
James C. Murphy
Harriet FE. Lothrop Raasch
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Escaped Prisoner Pucci Caught in New York
Salvatore Pucci, who escaped from the prisoners pen at Eastern wharf on April 9, was located in New York. Special Officer Battis from Hanover street station arrested Pucci there on a robbery charge after Boston authorities advised. He had been sentenced to Deer Island and escaped en route.
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