Republicans Claim Draper Victory Estimate From Hatfield
Republican State committee chairman Charles Hatfield issued a statement predicting Governor Draper would win Massachusetts by 47 000 votes with Foss at Boston’s 13 000 plurality The message asserts a statewide GOP victory and highlights active campaign efforts The Democratic response includes a letter from Charles Francis Adams criticizing the Boston municipal machine and urging opposition to the Republican slate
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Charles Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Hatfield
Draper
Foss
Boston
Commonwealth
Mr. Foss
Ate
Mr. Draper
Republican Reserve
Commonth
Vernor Draper
Committee of
American Federation of Labor
Body
Ongressman Foss
Labor Committee
Rnor Draper
Meress
Democratic State Committee
Old Bay State
Massachusetts
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston City
New York City
Charles Francis Adams
Fred J. MacLeod
Beacon Street
Mass
Massachusetts and Maine election contrasts hint at party shift
A speaker argues Massachusetts should elect the entire state ticket and a legislative majority, predicting retirement for Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and the election of a Democrat to the U S Senate, reflecting Maine’s prior actions.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Senate
Democratic Campaigns Rally at City Hall and Armory
Campaign scenes in Lowell and Lawrence feature Foss and Cassidy amid cheering crowds. speeches address wool tariff issues and Lodge, with Taft quoted. A daylight tour with Foss Cassidy Daley ends with a Randolph street lunch after a tire breakdown.
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Lowell
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Armory Hall
Dutton Street
John C. Burke
Lawrence
Thomas P. Riley
Mr. Foss
Lodge
Senate
Eugene N. Foss
Thomas F. Cassidy
Daniel J. Daley
Brookline
South Braintree
Weymouth
East Weymouth
Holbrook
Randolph
Stoughton
Walpole
C. H. Swift
Randolph Street
South Weymouth
Weymouth Great Pond
Swift
Lodge Pokes Fu Al Foss Record in Massachusetts Rally
In Springfield 1400 people heard Republican candidates for Governor Congress and Senate at Court Square Theatre. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge attacked Fosss record calling for labor reform while praising Governor Draper and highlighting Kasson treaty reciprocity positions. Gillett defended his stance on Cannon and urged a new House speaker amid internal party tensions.
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Cannon
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William G. McKechnie
Death of Admiral Sir Harry Holdsworth Rawson
London reports the death of Admiral Sir Harry Holdsworth Rawson, former Governor of New South Wales from 1902 to 1909, who passed away in the city.
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