Campbell and Bellew Endorsements for Suffolk County Clerk
The Good Government Association backs Henry E. Bellew for Suffolk County clerk, citing long service in Boston courts and legal work since 1889. Francis A. Campbell, 39, of South Boston, faces scrutiny for liquor saloon ties and past school committee actions, with a record of public work and political involvement.
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Municipal Court
City of
Boston
Superior Court
Equity
Equity Division
Commonwealth
Bar Association of the City of
Herd
Suffolk County
Henry E. Bellew
Joseph A. Willard
Dorchester Avenue
Robert Noonan
Mary Campbell
West Fourth Street
South Boston
Noonan
Legacy of 1899 School Contracts and Ballot Scandals
The text recounts 1899 heating bids for a grammar school, mayoral vetoes against Fuller & Warren, land deals for a normal school, and past accusations against architect Harrison H. Atwood. It notes a 1901 ballot scandal where Campbell privately prepared ballots in a Weston street school election, with Elliott N. Jones named among those counted.
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Harrison H. Atwood
Atwood
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
Robert C. Murray
City of
Boston
Committee
Mary O'Donnell Campbell
Francis A. Campbell
Murray
Fuller & Warren Warming and Ventilating Company
Yeas
Aldrich
Bennett
Berridge
Campbell
Courtney
Davison
Gallivan
Huggan
Merritt
McDonough
Nichols
Messrs
Anderson
Bateman
Brett
Burrill
Calderwood
Coolidge
Fifield
Bowdlear
Fleischer
Keller
Kenny
McDonald
Strange
Quincy
Frederick W. Peabody
Peabody
Nays
Burrell
Weston Street
Parker's Busy Day on Whirlwind Tour
Hartford November 3 Judge Parker toured Connecticut on a whirlwind campaign train. He drew large crowds in Bridgeport New Haven and Meriden delivering a key tariff and trusts speech arguing that trusts harm workers and that tariff law raises living costs. He attacked Standard Oil as GOP aligned and urged tariff reform to broaden markets.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
New Haven
Meriden
Hartford
Conn
Judge Parker
Standard Oil Company
Parker
Union Station
Hartford Club
Opera House
Wartford
J. Howard Morse
Congress
New York
Thirty Years War: Grape-Nuts Restores Danville Man's Health
A Danville man recounts a thirty year stomach illness and near death, cured after ten days on Grape-Nuts with cream. He gains weight to 190 pounds and regains nerve and brain strength, noting his family now also uses Grape-Nuts, consuming six boxes weekly. The testimonial promotes Postum Co. product and its booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Danville
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Good Government Association issues circular on Suffolk clerkship
The Good Government Association issued an information circular bearing on the contest for the Suffolk County Superior Court clerkship. The document outlines eligibility and process implications for candidates and notes the association’s stance on integrity and fair selection.
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The
Good Government Association
Suffolk County
Grow Hair Free Trial Package Offer
An advertisement promises hair growth and restoration for scalp eyebrows and lashes. It claims to stop hair loss dandruff and gray hair returning to natural color. Send address to Altenheim Medical Dispensary 2698 Foso Bldg Cincinnati Ohio with 2 cent stamp for a free trial.
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Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rana
Bates Insists on Prosperity Rally Speech
Medford November 3 Governor Bates led a Republican rally arguing that wage gains outpace price increases citing the U S labor bureau and savings bank data. He attacked Douglas claim that living costs rose faster than wages and said higher deposits prove workers are prospering due to employment gains since 1896.
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Parker
United States
Steel Trust
Edward Atkinson
Medford
Bates
Douglas
United States Bureau of Labor
Savings Bank
Jefferson Club Rally in East Boston Tonight
East Boston's Jefferson Club a new Democratic group will hold a rally at Commonwealth Hall tonight to discuss national issues and support Parker and Davis, Douglas and Crosby and other state ticket candidates. Speakers include Joseph A. Dennison Alderman James H. Doyle Representative William Co S Healey ex Representative John J Douglass Daniel W Gallagher William J Cronin James J Collins James BE Fitzgerald Francis A McLaughlin Dennis J Sheehan and James White.
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East Boston
The
Jefferson Club
Commonwealth Hall
Parker
Davis
Douglas
Crosby
Joseph A. Dennison
James H. Doyle
William Co. S. Healey
John J. Douglass
Daniel W. Gallagher
William J. Cronin
James J. Collins
James BE. Fitzgerald
Francis A. McLaughlin
Dennis J. Sheehan
James White
Waltham Reception For Republican Candidates
At the Republican city committee headquarters in Waltham a grand public reception was held tonight for the candidates. Mayor John L. Harvey presided with attendees including Holyoke Mayor Arthur B. Chapin, candidate for state treasurer, William F. Dana, Harrie C. Hunter of Marlboro, candidate for the Senate, and Representatives Edward A. Walker and William C. Howe.
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Waltham
Republican City Committee
John L. Harvey
Arthur B. Chapin
Holyoke
William F. Dana
Harrie C. Hunter
Marlboro
Senate
Edward A. Walker
William C. Howe
Self-Reliant Shipbuilding Urged Along New England Coasts
A speech urges Connecticut and New England citizens to build ships at private cost through enterprise rather than government funding. It calls for designs by engineers, operation by seamen, and ownership by the people, with every landing along the coast as a potential shipbuilding nursery.
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Congress
Connecticut
New England
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Charlestown High School
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Glen Street
Somerville
Main Street
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Bar Association
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John Mason Little
George R. Nutter
Nathaniel N. Thayer
Edmund Billings
Boston Latin School
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmettsburg
Harvard Law School
Tremont Building
Harrison Avenue
Taber Street
Roxbury
Brookline
Washington Street
Conry
Kelcher
Mr. Campbell
Buffalo Bil
Tee
R. J. Campbell
Huntington Avenue
Aldrien
Sluggan
Eliot N. Jones
Natiqua
Laurence Minot
Whirlwind
Stamford
Norwalk
Republicans and the Trusts
Democratic Party
Olney
Harmon
Republican Party
Department of Labor and Commerce
Horner
Purdy
East
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