Campaign Finish With Rallies Across Massachusetts
The state heats up as Ex Governor Guild accuses Foss of corporate ties affecting governance while Draper defends the people's interests. Republican leaders rally in Taunton with Judge Harris and Gov Fort of New Jersey backing the ticket as Maine Congressman McGillicuddy speaks on tariffs and district politics. A Plymouth rumor links Senator Lodge to a split in the 14th district as Harris agrees to share a platform with Lodge, and a public dispute over corporate control and the bar and bottle bill surfaces in letters between Herbert S. Johnson and Eben S. Draper dated Nov 1910.
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Governor Fort
New Jersey
Fall River
Daniel J. McGillicuddy
Maine
Massachusetts
Plymouth Town
Charles Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Senator Lodge
William R. Buchanan
Robert O. Harris
Treasury of
Henry M. Whitney
East Boston Land Company
Eugene N. Foss
Whitney
Mr. Foss
Eben Sumner Draper
Foss
Lynn
Commonwealth
Ross
Herbert S. Johnson
Bay State Road
Boston
the Commonwealth
Eben
Draper
New Chelsea Co operative Bank Opens After Meeting
The New Chelsea Co operative Bank formed after a public meeting in the Henry building. Twelve hundred shares were subscribed. Speakers included Samuel Eldridge Albert B Bosson Horace B Butler and A H Childs. Officers elected were Thomas B Frost president Eben Hutchinson vice president and George I M Hayes secretary and treasurer.
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Chelsea Co-operative Bank
Henry Building
Samuel Eldridge
Albert B. Bosson
Horace B. Butler
A. H. Childs
Thomas B. Frost
Chelsea
Eben Hutchinson
George I. M. Hayes
Foss Addresses Essex County Tour on Fishing Crisis
Gloucester crowds hear Congressman Eugene N. Foss accuse Republican tariffs of destroying the local fishing industry. He cites George Steele’s wharf drop in value, warns of unreported census results, and urges free access to provincial ports to revive and protect the fish trade.
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Gloucester
Navy
Eugene N. Foss
Foss
George Steele
Beverly
Massachusetts
Census Bureau
Clouces
Canada
America
Rocky Neck
East Gloucester
James G. Tarr & Bro
Salem
Vahey Hamlin Rally Draws Large Crowds in Three Cities
Democratic rallies in Fitchburg Leominster and Clinton drew large crowds despite rain. Speakers included James Vahey Charles Hamlin Thomas Sullivan William Hayes and John Soulliere with 1700 in Clinton and 3000 in Fitchburg.
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Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
James Vahey
Charles 8. Hamlin
Thomas H. Sullivan
Worcester County
William Hayes
Springfield
John B. Soulliere
Mark L. O'Toole
Democratic Town Committee
Curley Attacks Galvin's Record in Campaign Speech
Democratic nominee James M. Curley denounced opponent Galvin in talks at Bloomfield Hall Ward 20 and Kelcher's Hall Ward 24. He accused Galvin of boasting about honesty while urging small investors to back Four Metals Mining Company stock, promising an El Dorado and multiple ores.
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James M. Curley
Congress
Bloomfield Hall
Kelcher’s Hall
Curley
Galvin
Four Metals Mining Company
Mr. Galvin
New England
Draper Supports Open Car Milk Rate in Taunton Rally
Taunton rally features Governor Eben Draper backing open car and can rates for Massachusetts milk shipments. He vows to defend shipping privileges against railroads and four or five contractors seeking control of Boston's milk supply.
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Taunton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Eben
Draper
Taunton Theatre
John Franklin Fort
New Jersey
G. P. Lawrence
R. O. Harris
Massachusetts
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Sherman Whipple
Lodge Replies To Foss In Gloucester Rally
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge spoke at Gloucester city hall answering questions from Mr. Foss. He said Republicans opposed amending the woolen schedule to avoid defeating the Dingley bill and losing key provisions. Other speakers included A. P. Gardner Robert Luce and J. P. Ferber with a regret letter from John Hays Hammond praising Lodge and Gardner.
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Foss
Manchester
Beverly City Hall
Danvers Town Hall
Peabody
Salem
Marblehead
Beverly
United Shoe Machinery Company
Boston Elevated Railroad
Egss
Boston & Eastern
Gloucester
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Senate
Dingley
Commerce Court
A. P. Gardner
Robert Luce
J. P. Ferber
Boston
Telephone rate postponement announced for twelve months
The commission approves a one year delay on suburban multiparty residence rates amid a debate led by the suburban telephone subscribers committee. The letter to Charles A. Dean outlines two alternative proposals and stresses awaiting twelve months to assess fairness to the public and the company.
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Charles A. Dean
Commission
Telephone Company
Boston
Guild urges Massachusetts voters to curb railroad and real estate power
At Chelsea rally ex Governor Guild attacks railroad and land monopoly influence in state government. He warns against placing an executive under corporate control and opposes surrender of East Boston anchorage to railroads. He cites Chamber of Commerce and Republican opposition and calls for public ownership of development.
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Chelsea
Guild
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
Great Corporation
East
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth
Anchorage
East Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Draper Bottling Bill Correspondence Revealed
Governor Draper released yesterday afternoon a letter exchange with Reverend Herbert S. Johnson discussing the bar and bottle bill. The correspondence mentions potential ties between Democratic candidate Eugene N. Foss and the saloon interests.
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Draper
Herbert S. Johnson
Eben ”. Draper
Boston
Mass
Eugene N. Foss
Thanksgiving Day Designated by Governor Draper
Governor Draper informed the council that Thursday November 24 has been officially named Thanksgiving Day and a formal proclamation will follow in a few days.
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Draper
Papes Diapepsia Promises Quick Digestion Relief
The ad urges families to keep Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion stomach upset and heartburn. It claims relief in five minutes and promises no sour belching, gas, or nausea, with 50 cent cases available at drug stores. It asserts the product digests food as if the stomach were not there.
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Visings
Chicago
Boston Post
Easy Method Music
Clarkson Bldg
Ill
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Hamlin
Walter Luther
The
Boston Department Store Co
Washington St
Boston Department Store
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Houghton & Dutton Co
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Boston Dept. Store Co
Washington Street
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