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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1911

Page

6

Mayor Fitzgerald Seeks Victory for Democratic Ticket in State Race

The speaker argues Governor Foss will win despite some GOP defections. Progressive Republicans and pro-labor supporters favor Foss for his independent judicial picks and pro labor bills. Walsh is expected to be elected, with a state wide victory and possible wins for the legislature and county ticket.

Foss Mr. Frothingham Norman White Joseph Walker Governor Foss Frothingham Boston Justice Rugg Supreme Court Walsh

McDonald Predicts 50 000 Vote Margin for Foss Ticket

Chairman McDonald urges Massachusetts voters to support the Democratic ticket amid corporate opposition. He argues funds are limited and vows no paid campaign staff as he claims a 50,000 statewide majority for Foss and the full ticket.

McDonald Foss

Baxter Forecasts Frothingham Victory by 35000 Votes

An election forecast predicts Mr. Frothingham will win by a plurality of 35000 votes, carrying all counties except Suffolk. Mr. Foss may win Suffolk by about 12500, while Frothingham leads in other counties by about 45000 votes. Foss is unlikely to carry Boston by more than 12000.

Frothingham Suffolk Foss Suffolk County Hatfield Massachusetts

Pape's Cold Compound Promised To Cure Grippe Rapidly

An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and Grippe within hours after two to three doses. It emphasizes no quinine is used, three years of research cost over fifty thousand dollars, and a 25 cent package can end misery without after effects.

Pape Grippe

Foss Favored To Carry Boston By 25000 Says Maynard

Maynard asserts Foss will win Massachusetts Governor race easily and carry Boston by over 25000 votes. Hormel counters that Frothingham leads and Foss may not exceed 10000 in Boston. In fourth councillor district McGregor expected to win by large margin with Democrats split. Suffolk county sees contest between Frederick and Cronin for clerk post.

Maynard Foss Boston Alexander McGregor McGregor Edward B. James Cambridge Suffolk County Walter F. Frederick John F. Cronin

Campaign and referendums shape Boston election year

Cronin campaigns for the seat with Democratic support in Boston as referendums on five city charters and the use of voting machines loom. Good Government Association endorsements spark interest while a Hatfield statement denies a newspaper report about Senator Crane and Crane’s opinion, affirming confidence in Frothingham and the Republican ticket.

Preme Judicial Court Cronin Boston Good Government Association Hatfield Republican State Committee Rriip Crane Frothingham

Both Parties Claim A Victory On Election Day

The piece reports rival claims of victory by Republicans and Democrats in Massachusetts politics led by Governor Foss and Boston Mayor Fitzgerald. It notes fund-raising, expected margins in Boston, key figures like Lodge Crane Frothingham Walsh and Luce, and mentions races for lieutenant governor and state offices plus the Hyde Park annexation vote.

Boston Fitzgerald Martin M. Lomasney Joseph Maynard Democratic City Committee John F. McDonald Democratic State Committee Foss Herman Hormel Republican City Committee Frothingham Walsh Robert Luce Frank J. Monahue Augustus L. Thorndike Charles B. Strec*xer George W. Anderson Kelcher Hyde Park Annexation Hyde Park

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