Bird Campaigns Through Several Cities In Snowy Rally Tour
The Progressive party flying squadron led by Ron and Charles Sumner Bird toured Andover Middleton Georgetown Groveland Haverhill and Lawrence delivering speeches to about 2175 people in 10 communities. Bird urged study of government and democracy while promoting pensions for widows and women’s suffrage amid cold conditions and scattered outdoor rallies with one indoor event.
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Torchlight Parade for Bird Gubernatorial Candidate in Walpole and Boston
Up to 30 Bird mills workers in Walpole and Norwood escort Charles Sumner Bird in a torchlight parade across Boston tonight. Buckets of details include assembly points from Maverick square to Roxbury Crossing and a 8 15 start, 12 bands, and a postparade reception with Bird and James R. Garfield.
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Walsh Campaign for Equality and Anti Expenditure Laws
Lieutenant Governor David I Walsh campaigned in Watertown Cambridge and Somerville opposing unlimited political spending. He urged equal opportunity, rail at costly circulars, and presented Democratic platform planks on home rule for cities anti lobby act and agricultural education while criticizing local legislation waste and urging tax and governance reform.
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Gardner Rally Draws Senator Norris at Faneuil Hall
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska was the principal speaker at a Gardner rally in Faneuil Hall yesterday noon. Andrew A. Cassasa of Revere presided as Norris praised Gardner’s Congressional work and his stand against party bosses. Norris urged voters to elect Gardner for his courage and reforms, noting his fights in Washington and gains for the Interstate Commerce Commission. He planned further rallies in Marlboro and Hudson, with stops in Everett and Lowell, as Borah and Borah supporters joined Massachusetts events.
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New York Man Will Marry Vincent Girl in Trinity Church
New York society circles anticipate the marriage of Miss Mary Tufts daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Tufts of 13 Gloucester Street to Alexander Strong son of the Rev and Mrs George A Strong of New York The ceremony will take place at Trinity Church on Saturday November 15 The couple are to be joined by prominent figures from both cities Mollie Tufts is active in the Vincent Club and a leading social figure Her sister is Miss El Ten Tufts Walter Tufts Jr is engaged to Miss Faith Simpkins and Rev George Alexander Strong will officiate as rector of Grace Church in New York
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Cascarets Best Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as the best laxative, claiming a 10 cent box cleanses the stomach and liver overnight. It targets adults with digestive woes and urges parents to treat children, noting the chewable tablets taste good and never gripe.
Gardner Tired of Boasting in Boston Tour
Congressman A. P. Gardner the Republican candidate for governor toured Boston and said he was tired of boasting about vote counts. He urged quitting such talk, claiming to know where other candidates stand better than his own position and that Foss’ name was not heard by the average man.
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Gardner warns Republicans face a political shift in Massachusetts
Captain Gardner asserts growing audience enthusiasm signals a political surprise for foes who call the Republicans a party of yesterday. He cites cross party support, Maine to Michigan trends, and vows for a pro business, independent governorship focused on Massachusetts transportation and resisting machine politics. He accuses Gardner and Bird rivals of party repudiation and rail interests influence.
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Virginia
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Progressive Party
Mayor predicts Walsh votes and ticket fate
Mayor Fitzgerald projects Walsh to win about 150000 votes with Bird at over 190000 and Gardner under 100000 in his Republic column. He also estimates Foss at 50000 and believes Walsh victory would lift the entire Democratic ticket.
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Foss Asks 10 Be Kept In Office
Taunton October 31 Governor Foss left his home last night to make a direct appeal for re election He asked voters to give him a term as Governor free from party ties and cited his railroad reform plans arguing for continued office to complete them.
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Foss
Wallops
Tammany Trio
Independent Governor Seeks Mass Rail Reform
A Massachusetts candidate criticizes Mr Bird for stealing platform ideas and calls for an independent government focused on public welfare. He urges modernization of transit with steel cars and electric power, improving suburban service and reducing steam rail through residential areas to protect citizens and property.
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Massachusetts
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St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old time remedy advertises St Jacobs Oil as a harmless local cure for rheumatism and joint pain. It claims quick soothing effect on pain, stiffness, sciatica, lumbago, backache and swelling, with no skin burning or discoloration. A small trial bottle from any drug store is urged for fast relief.
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