Bitter Fight Over Lodge Vote Looms in Massachusetts
The Boston Post and Boston American polls show large Foss gains, with Draper campaigns and Lodge opposition stirring a state race. Democrats forecast 20 000 to 30 000 Boston lead. Republicans mobilize vast reserve voting as district contests for Lawrence Lewis Gillett Thayer Washburn Mitchell Ames Gardner O Brien Roberts Dietrick McCall Kelcher Murray Curley Galvin Peters Weeks Daley Thacher figure in a statewide battle for U S Senate and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Boston American
Foss
Draper
Boston
Joseph Maynard
Democratic City Committee
Herman Hormel
Republican City Committee
George P. Lawrence
Edward Morgan Lewis
Ted” Lewis
Lewis
Frederic H. Gillett
Gillett
Springfield Armory
Willam G. McKechnie
Springfield
John Alden Thayer
Charles G. Washburn
Worcester
Thayer
John R. Thayer
Washburn
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
William H. Wilder
Gardner
Mitchell
Tirrell
Butler Ames
J. H. Carmichael
Ames
Senator Lodge
William H. O'Brien
Augustus P. Gardner
Walter Creamer
Lynn
Ernest G. Roberts
Frederick S. Dietrick
McCall
John A. Kelcher
William F. Murray
Fitzgerald
Martin Lomasney
William H. Oakes
James M. Curley
J. Mitchell Galvin
Galvin
Curley
Lodge
W. Dudley Cotton
Peters
Cannon
Daniel J. Daley
Brookline
Henry M. Whitney
Sherman Whipple
Daley
John W. Weeks
New York Campaign Wrapping Up Before Election Day
In New York on Sunday before the election both major parties kept busy. The Republican candidate issued a closing appeal compiling speeches from the Great Lakes to the Sound. The Democratic candidate released two statements one from his Thomson home and another from State headquarters in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Lakes
Thomson
New York Election Returns Forecast by Republicans
Republican leaders released revised statewide returns estimating Stimson at 554 643 votes and Dix at 373 212 outside Greater New York with a total Stimson plurality of 111 431 after adding Greater New York gains. Erie County expected to favor Stimson by over 2 000, Independence League to impact urban votes, and socialists seen rising amid high living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice
Trie County
Stimson
Huppuch
Dix
Greater
New York
Hopper
Simson
New York City
Erie County
Thacher Replies to Lodge on Tariff Clash in 14th District
Democratic candidate Thomas Thacher denounces Senator Lodge and Senator Cummins over tariff remarks and warns Judge Harris to avoid misrepresenting his stance. Thacher cites past criticisms of Republican tariff policy and asserts his long standing opposition to tariff iniquities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greene
J. F. Morris
Thomas C. Thacher
Robert O. Harris
Thacher
Thomas Thacher
Congress
Taunton
Eugene N. Fess
Eugene N. Foss
Harris
Lodge
14Th
Repor
Plymouth
Senator Ledge
Boston Race Plurality Trends Highlight Foss Contest
Boston political readers study 21 year table of gubernatorial pluralities to gauge Foss support. Republican and Democratic forecasts vary with past highs over 33 000 in 1904 and frequent Boston leads around 14 000 to 19 000, shaping expectations now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss
Boston
The
Post
Douglas
James H. Vahey
William E. Russell
Grover Cleveland
Wolcott
Ssoston
Douglas cc
Vahey
Gaston
Bartlett
W. E. Russell
Moran
E. Russell
Osee
Betting Odds Favor Foss in Gubernatorial Race
Odds range from 10 to 6 to 10 to 8 with Congressman Eugene N Foss as the Democratic favorite over Governor Eben Draper. Bets at Clark's Hotel show Foss ahead 500 to 350, while others place 100 to 75 and even money on Foss. Some bookies take two to one, and hotel sentiment grows pro Foss with bets of 1300 to 700 by a Democratic State committee member, and a switch of 2000 Draper bets to Foss after hotel talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Foss
Eben
Draper
Foss
Clark
Louie’ Jacobs
Boston
Democratic State Committee
Foss Denounces Late Night Rookback Tactics In Boston
A Boston political flare warns voters of Democratic and Republican plots in a heated race over Weeks versus Daley. Foss accuses Republican managers of last minute tricks while church leaders and local figures protest coercion and religious framing.
Weeks and Hatfield Charged With Coercion in Newton
Daniel O Connell city Democratic chair accuses Congressman John W Weeks and Mayor Hatfield of coercing city street railway postal employees. Clergymen protested, prompting the Dennison Hall rally to be postponed to tomorrow in Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Brookline
Congressman Weeks
George A. Stuart
Dennison Hall
John W. Weeks
George A Stuart
Hatfield
Father Kelly
Church of Our Lady Help of Christians of
Newton
Father Galligan
St. Bernard's
Westewton
Father Reardon
Newton Centre
Mr. O’connell
Post
Weeks
Mr. Daley
Mercury
Daniel O’connell
Newton City
Democratic Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poss
Hammé
Republican Party
Maine
United States Senate
Shepard Norwell Company
Annepara
Winter Street
EAGLE
Man Eracruane
Aehenican Sugar Rerm Co
Hagaopei
Vichy
Annes
Stone’s Ideal
A. C. Stone & CO
Franklin Street
Mai Ho
Zsc
Proceae
Brande
Itc
STON
Aitypington Street
Amnon No. 1
Washington St
Friend St
Weybosset St
Providence
Main St
Fall River
Purchase Et
New Bed- DeSek
Brooklyn
Rochester
N. Y
Philadelphia
London
England
G.O.P
Independence League
League
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Roosevelt
Brockton
Senator Cummins
Kansas
Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Payne
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hale
Massachusetts
Carnegie Steel Company
Cummins
Attleboro
Henry Cabot Lodge
Blame Hatfield
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
National Biscuit. Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!