Minor party vote keeps state legal status in doubt
Analysis shows Independence League and Socialist candidates surpass the 3 percent threshold to maintain party status. With 102 towns unreported, Carey the Socialist Governor nominee has 11 997 votes, Osgood the Independence League candidate 22 805, Gillhaus Socialist Labor 4 824, and Chafin Prohibitionist 3 362.
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James F. Carey
Osgood
Gillhaus
Chafin
Hisgen votes slump from prior gubernatorial run
In Springfield the league’s presidential candidate Hisgen scored 1007 while Debs earned 465. Other cities show Debs totals and Hisgen winnings such as Haverhill 676 Debs, New Bedford 234 Debs, Hisgen 477, Lowell 197 Debs 218 for Independence League, Lynn 721 Hisgen and 422 Debs.
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Lynn
Cold and Grip Remedy Advertises Bromo Quinine
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine marketed as a world wide cold and grip remedy claims to remove the cause. Call for full name and signature E. W. Grove. 25c.
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Murine Eye Comedy for Red Weary Watery Eyes
Murine remedy touted to relieve red itchy eyes with claims of soothing pain and irritation. Advertorial style copy stresses quick comfort and tasteless drops for weary eyes, aiming at daily use and rapid relief.
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Murine
Roosevelt's Views of the Election Continued
President Roosevelt examines Taft's victory and forecast, with Loeb and others noting preparations for a presidential message. He jokes about frazzle and shares a private prediction letter to Cabot Lodge, while party leaders crow over gains and revised Massachusetts results.
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Taft
Loeb
Statewide vote totals show Taft and Bryan plurality shifts
Corrected tabulation lists Taft with a statewide plurality and Bryan trailing in several counties. Totals include 257,494 for Taft and 155,858 for Bryan with other figures showing Draper and Vahey standings and regional variations across districts.
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Ise
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Bos
Unionists in Lincoln Decry Bryan Vote Failure
Lincoln labor men condemn the national union vote for Bryan under Samuel Gompers. Some vow to resign from unions and stop contributing wages to union principles.
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Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Incendiary Fire Ravages Park House and Adjoining Home
Nob in Princeton reports a fire destroying the Park House and an adjacent dwelling with extensive furniture loss. Villagers prevented further blazes after two hours of danger. lessee F S St Clair suspects incendiary origin. Loss pegged at 15000 dollars.
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Park House
St. Clair
Purse Presented to Father O Grady at Boston Fundraiser
Thomas Gildea presented Father O Grady with 1400 in Needham Hall Roxbury on behalf of friends from Greater Boston. The funds came from a concert and dance in Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain last Thursday. O Grady will depart for San Francisco to aid education of young Irishmen.
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Wife of Gov Elect Becomes First Lady of Massachusetts
Mrs Eben Draper prepares to assume the role of first lady as her husband becomes governor. The Drapers’ Kentucky lineage includes General B. H. Bristow, former Treasury secretary, and their children are Bristow Helm 23, Dorothy 17, and Eben S. Draper Jr. 15.
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