Massachusetts Governor Douglas Campaign Dinner in Springfield
Governor William N. Douglas and General Charles W. Bartlett addressed a Democratic Club of Massachusetts dinner in Springfield. Bartlett’s courtroom style rebuttal drew applause as Douglas urged reciprocity and stressed Massachusetts’ industrial shift and lag in manufacturing growth from 1890 to 1900. The event drew active party workers from Hampden and Hampshire counties with Charles J. Barton presiding.
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William N. Douglas
Charles W. Bartlett
Cooley House
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Charles J. Barton
Commonwealth
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Douglas
Woods Shifts to Donovan in Mayor Campaign
City Hall report says Ambrose A. Woods of the street watering department told Purchasing Agent Shiels he did not declare for John F. Fitzgerald and would visit Superintendent Donovan. Earlier, Mooney ward officials and Ex-Senator Dowd announced support for Fitzgerald, with Woods aligned with them before allegedly getting cold feet.
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City Hall
Ambrose A. Woods
Shiels
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph E. Mooney
Woods
John F. Egan
Cavanagh backs Donovan for Mayor over Gore
Martin F. Cavanagh a former firefighter and former fire commissioner candidate endorsed Edward J. Donovan for Mayor in a signed statement predicting Donovan would be better than ex Senator Fred S. Gore.
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Martin F. Cavanagh
Fire Department
Fred S. Gore
Edward J. Donovan
Donovan
Lodge Favors Free Hides in Massachusetts Rally
Senator Lodge and fellow Republicans addressed a large crowd in North Adams urging repeal or revision of the hides duty. He argued hides are a by product and defended protectionist policies while asserting President Roosevelt shares Republican tariff views and would back all GOP Massachusetts candidates.
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Lodge
Mr. Whitney
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Mr. Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Crane Backs Draper for Governor in 1905 Letter
United States Senator W. Murray Crane writes to Republican State Committee Chairman Talbot urging emphatic GOP success in the November 7 election. He praises Curtis Guild Jr for loyal support as governor candidate and Eben Draper as lieutenant governor candidate, endorsing full party unity and support for the ticket.
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United States
W. Murray Crane
Talbot
Republican State Committee
Boston
Mass
Thomas Talbot
Tremont Temple
Curtis Guild, Jr
Eben S. Draper
New England
W. M. Crane
Moran Pushes Reform in Charlestown District Attorney Bid
John B. Moran drew a large audience at Roughan's Hall Charlestown and urged strict action against crime He alleged a state wide dress suitcase murder conspiracy and called for police board and city officials to be held to account Moran outlined a plan to prosecute violations by wealthy hotel owners and to tighten liquor license enforcement including scrutiny of the Parker House Youngs Hotel and the Touraine wine room He pledged to present the case to a jury if elected and to remove officials who neglect sworn duties.
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Roughan
Charlestown
Neal
Boston Post
Boston
State Police
Police Department
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Parker House
School Street
Young's Hotel
Court Square
Court Street
Young’s
Touraine
John R. Coleman
License Wineroom
Moran to Address Dorchester Voters Tonight at Music Hall
John B. Moran, candidate for district attorney, will address Dorchester voters at Music Hall tonight and hold a Friday evening rally at the Dudley Street Opera House.
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Dorchester
John B. Moran
Dudley Street Opera House
Ovation to Whitney by Malden Voters
Henry M. Whitney received a record ovation at the Malden Democratic rally in the Malden Auditorium. The event drew Republicans, including 75 Chelsea Reciprocity Club members, hoisting cheers as Whitney attacked Senator Lodge and urged support for allied reciprocity forces ahead of Tuesday's vote.
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Henry M. Whitney
Thayer
Chelsea
Powers
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Worcester
Clinton E. Hobbs
Everett
Whitney
Senator Lodge
Gloucester
Massachusetts
Lodge
Ward 21 Democrats Rally Silent on City Politics
Fitzgerald and Donovan were barred from the Dudley Street Opera House gathering as Daniel D. Kearns warned against city politics. Speakers urged voting to flip Ward 21 from Republican to Democratic with names like Henry M. Whitney, Joseph F. O Connell, and others present.
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Donovan
Dudley Street
Daniel D. Kearns
Lodge
Mr. Kearns
Henry M. Whitney
Jerry Watson
Michael Kennedy
Natick
Dewey Fog Bound So Name Not Withdrawn
Nominations for Republican municipal offices closed at five. No withdrawal by Mayor candidates Frothingham Callender or Dewey, who was fog bound off Long Island aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm. Several aldermanic withdrawals listed with ward designations and candidates.
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Louis A. Frothingham
Edward B. Callender
Henry S. Dewey
Long Island
Kaiser Wilhelm
Terrance Adams
Harry H. Buxbaum
Hammond T. Fletcher
Aaron Rice
Stop That Head Cold in Ten Minutes Catarrhal Powder
A vintage ad claims Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder stops head cold in ten minutes and relieves acute and deep seated catarrh after one use. It promises quick, permanent cure and quotes a testimonial from John E Dell of Paulding Ohio praising its results.
Doctor Hyde Lecture Plans for Boston Visit
A large meeting of the Dr Douglas Hyde lecture committee met at the United States Hotel to organize the event in the Boston Theatre. Dr Hyde, president of the Gaelic League in Ireland, will address the loyal sons of Ireland with tickets from Edmund St Grimes at 122 Pearl Street Boston priced 25 cents to 1 dollar.
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Roger Scannell
Dr. Hyde
Sons of Ireland
Edmund St. Grimes
Pearl Street
Boston
Probe death of student at Kenyon College initiations
Prosecutor L C Stillwell visited Kenyon College as part of the Pierson death inquiry. Pierson, a Cincinnati student, was killed during a fraternity initiation on Saturday. Several students gave conflicting statements and more interviews are planned before the grand jury on November 13. Coroner Scarborough collected Piersons clothing from Gambier for the case.
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L. C. Stillwell
Kenyon College
Stuart L. Pierson
Cincinnati
Scarborough
Gambier
Pierson
Two Great Auto Trips by Democratic Candidiates
President Fitzgerald and Democratic candidates for Governor and Lieutenant-Governor will tour Boston wards by car, with rallies in Wards 12 through 16 and 20 to 24 Saturday, then in East Boston Charlestown and various ward rooms on Monday night, including Lyceum Hall Roughan Hall and several Democratic clubs.
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Democratic City Committee
Boston
Lyceum Hall
East
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Jefferson Club
Pleasant Street
Charles Street
Vine Street
Warren Hall
Brighton
Clean and Pure Food Meeting Promotes Stronger Laws
At Henry Siegel Company restaurant the Women's Health Club held an afternoon conference. Miss Is. M. Whitmore urged stronger state and national laws for food labeling and handling. George N. Whitaker warned on impure milk and consumer hygiene. The audience asked questions and urged support for stricter food protection legislation.
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Women’s Health Club
Henry Siegel Company
Is. M. Whitmore
George N. Whitaker
Department of Agriculture
Senorita HuIDobro Lectures on Peru at Bulfinch Place
Senorita Huido bro opens a yearly stereopticon lecture series at Bulfinch Place Chapel with Marvels and Wonders of Peru Drawing a full audience and applause for the vivid views A reception followed the talk Lectures with slides continue weekly through December 6 with Arthur K Peck to speak on The Storm Heroes of Our Coast
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Bulfinch Place
Arthur K. Peck
Two Husbands Claim Lawrence Woman
Rose Hidge pleads not guilty to polygamy in Police Court. She asserts Joseph Bardwill is her husband while Joseph Hidge claims he is her lawful spouse. Previously tried in Derry,NH and found not guilty. The case will determine if she has one husband and who.
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Rose Hidge
Joseph Hidge
Joseph Bardwill
Derry
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Cure Headaches Easy with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
Advertisement claims quick relief from any pain with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. Emphasizes rapid action and universal applicability, promising cure with a single pill and no other effects.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pill Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement by Mrs Ruth Record of Claremont New Hampshire touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pill for rapid relief from nervous headaches noting relief in about 20 minutes. It promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee if the first box fails and states 25 doses cost 25 cents, not sold in bulk.
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Ruth Record
Claremont
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