Caucus on Currency Sought by Washington Democrats
In Washington on November 4 a caucus on the administration banking and currency bill gained momentum as dissension over committee plans grew. Democrats outside the banking and currency committee pressed to know what the panel was doing, with Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia noting a caucus could inform fellow Democrats.
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Senate
Ucus
Banking and Currency Committee
Stem
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Ittee
Hokeith
Georgia
Worcester Hospital Nurses Prepare for Further Testimony
Worcester State Hospital staff will resume the State Board of Insanity inquiry as more nurses and male attendants testify. Nurses say they fear retaliation after exposing alleged cruelties under Superintendent Dr. Ernest V. Scribner, with several witnesses already having left, including Miss Pearl LeBree who is soon to marry Worcester polo player Frank Marble.
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Pearl Lebree
Worcester State Hospital
Frank Marble
Worcester
State Board of Insanity
Ernest V. Scribner
Tal
Miss LeBree
Falling Tree Kills Roxbury Man Near Maine Woods
The body of Charles A. Robertson of 27 Centre Street Roxbury, missing two weeks after leaving to work as a lumberman in the Maine woods, was found in Greenville Maine. Officials believe a falling tree caused the death and local authorities are investigating.
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Charles A. Robertson
Centre Street
Roxbury
Maine Woods
Greenville
Third Division of Fleet Arrives at Vera Cruz
The third division of the United States Atlantic fleet, including battleships Rhode Island Virginia Nebraska and New Jersey, arrived at Vera Cruz at 6:15 PM and anchored outside the breakwater.
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Vera Cruz
United States Atlantic Fleet
Rhode Island
Virginia
Nebraska
New Jersey
Menus and recipes for every day in the week
The Post will publish a week long menu and recipe set next Sunday. Readers can expect daily dishes and cooking ideas across the seven days, offering guidance for meals from breakfast to dinner.
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Post
Fitchburg Celebrates Walsh Victory in Big Night
Fitchburg erupted in celebration as Governor-elect David I. Walsh secured victory. The Reform Club, Major Shea offices, Walsh Club members and local figures joined in planning parades, speeches, and fireworks, with messages to Walsh and cheers echoing through the city.
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Fitchburg
David I. Walsh
Reform Club
T. H. Shea
Fred Walsh
William Stolba
James Sheehan
Robert D. Gould
Walsh Club
Herbert H. Lyons
Boston Post
Walsh
Governor Foss Not Visible For Statement
A Post representative hunted Governor Foss late at night without success. He was last seen at the Hotel Bellevue earlier, but campaign manager Major Robert Green said the Governor had gone home. Calls to the Governor home were unanswered as the family said he was not there.
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Foss
Bellevue
Post
Robert Green
Maynard Opposes Curley Run for Mayor
President Joseph A. Maynard of the Democratic city committee indicated he does not approve of Congressman James M. Curley entering the mayoral race. He expressed hope that Mayor Fitzgerald may run again and urged awaiting the Municipal League's selection result before committing to any candidate.
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Joseph A. Maynard
Democratic City Committee
James M. Curley
Maynard
Fitzgerald
Municipal League
Pazo Ointment Ad Promises Piles Relief
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. Advertisement notes price 50 cents.
The Whip thrills at Boston Theatre in melodrama return
The Whip provided a strong revival of melodrama at the Boston Theatre last evening with a large audience and strong performances. Marie Illington Ambrose Manning lead a capable cast led by Charles Blackall and Evelyn Kerry in a tale of racing misdeeds and virtue triumphing amid a dramatic railway wreck and racing climax.
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Boston
Mr. Brady
Marie Illington
Ambrose Manning
Miss Illington
Charles Blackall
Villian
Captain Sartoris
Leonore Harris
Evelyn Kerry
John Halliday
Theatrical Review Finds Merit in Grand Show
The piece notes the production is large but uneven with a scene in Mme. Tussaud's that could be trimmed without harming the plot. It concludes that despite flaws the show is still a major, well-managed spectacle.
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Mme. Tussaud
Landslide Victory Sends Cambridge Democrats to Victory
The Cambridge election yielded a sweeping Democratic sweep with Walsh leading Governor votes at 6919 while Bird, Gardner and Foss trailed. Barry carried Lieutenant Governor. Donahue, Burrill, LaRiviere and Boynton won key statewide offices. Local Middlesex districts chose all Democratic representatives. Brennan won the Senate seat 4343 to 3333 as overall city turnout reached 13 233.
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Cambridge
Walsh
Middlesex
Bird
Gardner
Foss
Barry
Gosgrove
Goetting
Donahue
Kinney
Wood
Burrill
Keith
Mansfield
LaRiviere
Pope
White
Boynton
Newton
Swift
Fred H. Burke
John H. Lynch
Thomas A. Goodwin
Stephen H. Harrington
Henry J. Mahoney
John P. Conroy
Patrick J. Curley
John L. G. Glynn
John P. Brennan
George
Reform Mayor Defeated as Spiegel Wins Cincinnati
Cincinnati voters defeated Mayor Henry T. Hunt in a landslide as Judge Frederick S. Spiegel captured a safe lead. Republicans also swept the city ticket, with experts estimating Spiegel's plurality between three thousand and four thousand votes.
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Cincinnati
Henry T. Hunt
Democratic Campaign Committee
Frederick S. Spiegel
Respublican
Guard Children Against Worms and Disease
There is little excuse for sickness if proper care is taken to guard against disease. Worms cause many symptoms in children and adults. Dr True's Elixir Worm Expeller is sold at dealers in various prices with advice free and a book available from Auburn Maine.
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Joseph G. Flynn
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George W. McNamara
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John W. Winslow
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Herbert O'Brien
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Fred O'Connell
M. F. O'Connell
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