Endorsements Alley for Suffolk Bar Candidates
A long list of Suffolk Bar members endorses James E. Cotter and John P. Leahy for Register. The notice names numerous individuals including Edward A. McLaUgh een and George W. Anderson along with other bar members. Also included is a weather forecast for Boston and New England with fair conditions and temperature rise.
Rockwood Hoar Dies in Worcester After Illness
Congressman Rockwood Hoar son of the late Senator George F. Hoar died at his Worcester home after about five weeks illness. He fell ill Sept. 26 after a political meeting in Shrewsbury and remained bedbound, ending his bid for re election. His obituary notes his career as a U S representative.
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Moran Tour Highlights Governor Guild Auto Tour in Boston
Governor Guild held an auto tour through Boston last night speaking in Wards 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 and 24 to large crowds. He attacked Moran's record as district attorney and accused him of failing to prosecute grafters and bribe givers while masking his own record.
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Moran blasts officials in Salem Marblehead and Gloucester
District Attorney Moran spoke to large audiences in Salem Marblehead and Gloucester. He urged Governor Guild to remove Commissioner Fairbank calling him a forger and thief. Moran accused Republican leaders of shielding Flanagan and attacked Arthur D Hill over his record as district attorney.
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Test Vote Balloting Result on Moran and Guild
The Post notes yesterday's ballot outcome for Moran and Guild will be published on Page It.
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Roosevelt Speech Attacks Hearst in New York Campaign
President Roosevelt authorized Elihu Root to denounce William R Hearst as unfit for New York governor and to defend McKinley assassination remarks. Root'sUtica address linked Hearst papers to violent rhetoric while praising Charles S Hughes and urging Hughes election. The speech and Croker remarks sent a tremor through the state as election pressures rise.
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