Foss questions Walker on strike bills and prison powers
Governor Foss questions Joseph Walker over voting against bills he calls nonstrike. He cites 1905 parcel post and 1908 acts, argues the measures protected workers and victims. Foss says Luce lacks authority over wardens while highlighting Legislature power to reform and abolish existing prison buildings.
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Roosevelt Addresses Madison Square Garden Crowd
New York November 1 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spoke to thousands in Madison Square Garden for the second time in three days. Comp troller William A. Prendergast urged the crowd to limit cheers to preserve time for his forthcoming record at Tuesday voting.
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Roosevelt Takes Center Stage Amid Roaring Hall Cheers
Oscar S Straus and other state speakers spoke until 9 40 as the crowd outside signalled the presidential candidate. Roosevelt forced to the front of the platform and received roaring applause for 20 minutes. He raised his arm several times amid cheers and a giant bandanna display. A Yonkers band played as supporters unfurled banners declaring Live Bull Mooses.
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Big Rallies Despite Rain Hingham Cohasset Beechwood
In Beechwood Cohasset and Hing ham, Democratic rallies drew sizable crowds despite heavy rain. Candidate Thomas C. Thacher received a warm welcome with both Democrats and Republicans in attendance, joined by speakers Harvey H. Pratt, Thomas A. Mullen, R. P. Clarkson, and others.
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Boston Mayor Predicts Democratic Victory Nationwide
Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston told a large crowd in Natick that a Democratic presidential win, along with a Democratic House and Senate, is in sight. He cited a Boston paper unfriendly to Democrats predicting Woodrow Wilson’s election and noted Republican defections reducing the House majority.
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Menocal Cuban Winner Dominates Havana Election
Havana reports election results showing General Mario Menocal and Enrique Jose Varona on the Conservative ticket likely to win the presidency and vice presidency with all Conservative candidates secured.
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Rough House in Memorial Hall Prompts Dining Hall Uproar
Harvard students at Memorial Hall celebrate before the football game by tossing table items and sugar filled napkins. About 1000 diners plus 100 spectators caused 40 minutes of pandemonium as ringleaders were named for summons.
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Hale and Riley to Debate In Massachusetts State Row
Matthew Hale the Progressive State chair offers to meet Democratic chair Thomas P. Riley to debate the falsity of Riley's charges. Hale says he will discuss any subject chosen but prefers Riley's topic and cites a letter criticizing abusive campaign rhetoric and false witness.
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Prominent Local Bottler John Imberschied Dies at 66
John Imberschied a longtime bottler in the city and a familiar figure in the brewing trade died yesterday at his home in Jamaica Plain aged 66. He was among the oldest in the city’s bottling industry.
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Cantabrigia Woman's Club marks 20th anniversary
The Cantabrigia Woman's Club held a celebration yesterday afternoon under the presidency of Mrs. John Amee marking the organization’s 20th anniversary.
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Cambridge Brattle Hall hosts 20th anniversary of Cantabrigia Club
More than 400 women and guests gathered at Brattle Hall Cambridge for the 20th anniversary of the Cantabrigia Club. The program featured welcomes from Mrs John Amee and a retrospective by Mrs May Alden Ward, with remarks by Mrs Henry C Mulligan of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs. Music by Marguerite Pearson Moss violin Thompson Hall cellist Minnie G del Castillo pianist Alice Reese contralto followed. A club tea concluded the event chaired by Mrs A W Kidder.
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Army Holy Cross Game Is Canceled At West Point
The Army Holy Cross football game scheduled for tomorrow at West Point is canceled by military orders on account of Vice President Sherman’s death. All duties at the post are suspended for the day.
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Death notices from Charlestown to Somerville one column
A sequence of obituaries lists deaths from Charlestown Roxbury Medford and other communities with funeral times from Nov 1 to Nov 4 1912. Entries name Rebecca E Bennett Lora B Brewster Sarah E Cade Mary Clancy Margaret E Coleman Walter Coleman Emma A Cooke Hiram B Cross Josiah S Everett Mary Fraser Catherine Gerry Lydia M Hanson Annie L Harkin Arthur Oskar infant Heman etc. Funeral dates and local church services are noted with relatives invited and interment details where given.
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Main Street
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Washington Street
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Cambridge
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John H. Dardis
St. Paul Street
Clabby
Medford
Hugh W
Catherine Simpson
McCarthy
Grant Avenue
Church of Immaculate Conception
Clancy
Mary Clancy
Harrison Avenue
Church of the Immaculate Inception
Coleman
Jamaica Plain
Margaret E
James
Kelley
St. Thomas’ Church
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John
Ellen Coleman
Lamartine Terrace
Cooke
Waverley
Emma A. Cooke
William P. Sanderson
Pleasant Street
Belmont Cemetery
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Boston
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Seaverna Avenue
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North Cambri
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Massachusetts Avenue
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Somerville
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Irving Street
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Princeton Street
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Mount Auburn
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Dorchester
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Chandler Jordan
Merlin Street
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Quincy
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Amesbury
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Webster Street
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Ball Street
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Brooks Place
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Eliza A
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Willow Avenue
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Paris Street
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Tremont Street
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Wentworth Street
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Pearl Street
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Revere
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Walnut Avenue
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Julia
F. August Regestein
Bolster Street
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Egleston Square
Philip J. Ryan
School Street
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St. John
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Worcester
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