Obesity Cure Promise Sends Free Trial Package Today
An advertisement claims a new Obesity Mood and natural food will reduce weight quickly without starvation and improve organ function. It cites a testimonial from Grace Reid Gates of Chicago and invites readers to send name and address to Kellogg in Battle Creek for a free trial by return mail.
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Grace Reid Gates
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Mr. Kellogg
Nl. J. Kellogg
Kellogg
Disorder and arrests mark Louisville election day
Louisville polls closed at 4 pm after a day of disorder. About a dozen fusion ticket supporters were jailed and voter access was blocked in roughly one fourth of the city’s 375 polling places. Injuries occurred in clashes at Eighth and Market streets. Police faced surrounding crowds at many vote counts.
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Louisville
Fusion
Eighth
Market Streets
In Revere Guild and Draper Win With Reduced Plurality
In Revere Guild and Draper won with a reduced plurality from last year to 8. Moran secured a large vote lead, defeating Sughrue by 91 plurality.
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Revere
Guild and Draper
Moran
Sughrue
Roosevelt Votes Quickly in Oyster Bay
President Theodore Roosevelt arrived by train to vote at a polling place in a hall above a Chinese laundry and fish market. He took ballot No. 61 voting for assemblyman county judge and school director before a 10 minute stop and departure on the special train.
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Oyster Bay
N. T
Roosevelt
Union
Northampton Sends One Of Each Party To The House
Northampton voters split as Moses Bassett the Democrat defeated Do. E. Parsons and W. A. Dailey was re elected over Michael McCarty. The Labour Democrat and Republican parties ran close in one of the tightest local contests.
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Northampton
Guild and Draper
Moses Bassett
Do. E. Parsons
W. A. Dailey
Michael McCarty
Draper Leads In Holyoke Ticket Victory
Holyoke election results show 5500 votes cast from 7300 registered. Bartlett, Democrat, leads Guild by 1169 with 3102 votes. Whitney tallies 28389, Draper runs 20 ahead of Bartlett, while Republican rivals trail.
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Holyoke
Bartlett
Guild
Douglas
Bates
Whitney
Draper
Duane Wins Democratic Seat in Waltham Over Howe
Patrick J. Duane Democrat defeats Republican W C Howe by over 100 votes to become Waltham’s first Democratic Representative in over 15 years. Supporters celebrate. E A Walker wins another Republican run. Guild bests Bates, Draper defeats Whitney.
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Waltham
Patrick J. Duane
W. C. Howe
Duane
E. A. Walker
Guild
Bates
Draper
Whitney
Senator Reed Re-elected by Reduced Plurality in Taunton
Taunton voters backed Senator Silas D. Reed Republican by a reduced margin. Guild carried the city by 634 votes while Draper won by 110, and Whitney led his ticket by 18. Reed defeated Democrat George A. Sweeney for another term amid shifting reciprocity sentiment.
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Taunton
Guild
Whitney
Draper
Silas D. Reed
George A. Sweeney
Attleboro
Post's Reports Fair to Gov Elect Guild
Gov elect Guild defends Post coverage as fair noting equal space and fair news reports while criticizing editorial treatment of his stance on duty on hides. He praises capital caricatures by Norman and cites editorial note explaining the criticism.
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Post
Guild
Dean Re elected Senator in Fourth Middlesex
Malden reports Charles S. Dean Republican Senator re elected in the fourth Middlesex district defeating C. E. Hobbs of Everett. Guild and Draper won seats with Bayard Davenport and Dennett also elected Representatives from the eleventh Middlesex district. Last year Malden backed Bates by 59 votes.
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Malden
Guild
Draper
Charless. Dean
Middlesex
C. E. Hobbs
Everett
Frank A. Bayard
Charles L. Davenport
Charles KE. Dennett
Bates
Davis Elected Representative for the Seventh Time
In Salem on November 7, Thomas L. Davis a Democrat won the General Court seat in the Sixteenth Essex for the seventh time with about 450 votes more than his Republican opponent E Howard Terley. Draper defeated Whitney by roughly 200 votes. W D Chappelle was re elected Salem Republican senator for a second term over F Hills.
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Salem
Guild
Draper
Whitney
Thomas L. Davis
Essex
E. Howard Terley
W. D. Chappelle
F. Hills
Draper Defeats Guild in North Adams Race
Draper ran ahead of Guild as anticipated Republican vote defection to Whitney did not materialize. Bowes, Democrat of North Adams, won the sheriff contest by 548 votes over Nicholson of Pittsfield. Woodhead and Lamoreux, both Republicans, retained seats in the Legislature, with Woodhead serving a third term.
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North Adams
Draper
Guild
Whitney
Bowes
Nicholson
Pittsfield
Woodhead
Lamoreux
Fitchburg House Race Result Reveals GOP Defeats
In Fitchburg on November 7, M Fred O Connell the Democrat won the Representative seat defeating Republican Henry A Estabrook and Republican Mayor Sawyer who also carried the other race against Democrat E W Gilson. Guild and Draper both led by about 300 votes.
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Fitchburg
Fred O’connell
Henry A. Estabrook
Sawyer
E. W. Gilson
Guild
Draper
Republicans Lose Grip as Democrats Sweep Ohio
Cincinnati reports show Dempsey wins mayoral race by 15 000 and Pattison takes Hamilton County by 12 000 with statewide gain of about 60 000. George B Cox concedes defeat calling himself down and out after 25 years in Republican ranks and pledges to retire from active politics.
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Cincinnati
George B. Cox
Dempsey
Pattison
Hamilton County
Cox
Taft
Herrick
Pattison Wins Cleveland with 6000 Vote Lead
Cleveland voters gave Pattison 6000 plurality for Governor. Tom Johnson seeks re election as Mayor with an estimated 5000 plurality if current gains persist.
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Cleveland, CO
Pattison
Tom Johnson
Hill Re-elected Senator in Middlesex Essex County
Woburn votes show S. A. Hill, Republican, re elected to the Middlesex Essex Senate over J. A. Nowell. Bartlett led city precincts for Bartlett 1857 to 918 against Guild, with Draper at 943. Olin the Republican for secretary of state won 1018. In Twenty eighth Middlesex district H I Riley defeated KH Lang by 155. both candidates reside in Woburn.
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Woburn
Brooks and Vittum Elected in 19th Essex District
Beverly reports in election results that Guild won city office by 621 plurality and Draper by 493. Brooks and Vittum were elected Representatives from the 19th Essex district on the Republican ticket with comparative ease.
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Beverly
Guild
Draper
Brooks and
Vittum
Essex
Republicans Carry Everett Elect Two Representatives
Everett Nov 71 Out of 4855 registered voters 3045 votes cast Guild 1840 Bartlett 1008 Guild ahead by 837 Whitney for Lieutenant-Governor 1141 while Draper 1658 Weeks and Evans reelected as Republicans defeating Democrats about three to one.
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Everett
Guild
Bartlett
Whitney
Draper
Weeks
Evans
Moran Carries Chelsea With A 562 Plurality
Chelsea returns John B. Moran to office with a 562 vote plurality over Sughrue in a surprise result while Chelsea Democrats push for Bartlett and Whitney. In Twenty sixth district Thomas F. Driscoll Democrat defeats Peter S. Kiernan by 406 votes, the largest plurality for any party. Republican Samuel O. Jones earns re election in Twenty seventh and Eugene T. Endicott in Twenty eighth for Ward 5 Chelsea and surrounding towns.
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Chelsea
Bartlett
Whitney
Guild
Draper
John B. Moran
Sughrue
Thomas F. Driscoll
Peter S. Kiernan
Samuel O. Jones
Eugene T. Endicott
Ward
Revere
Winthrop
Quincy Republicans Elect Representatives
In Quincy on Nov 7 a heavy vote produced a narrow win for Republicans E. Sandberg and Levi Turner over Democrats and Socialists who ran one candidate each. Guild's plurality stood at 538 while Draper's dropped to 232.
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Quincy
Guild
Draper
E. Sandberg
Levi Turner
Post Gave Returns From the Polls Closing Time
After polls closed at four oclock the Post telephone system handled more than 3000 readers seeking election results. Officials from Chelsea Lynn Lowell and greater Boston counties relied on the paper for reliable updates as callers asked how the gubernatorial race ended. Dukes County sent three inquiries in an hour while lines to northern and western areas stayed busy.
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Post
Chelsea
Lynn
Lowell
Boston
Dukes County
Gloucester Tribute to Lodge and Draper
Gloucester voters gave a heavy victory to Republican Guild and Draper over Democrats with Lodge cited for fishermen rights in the campaign. Guild 2450 votes, Draper 30 more than Guild, Bartlet 868, Whitney 677, Whitney 191 votes behind ticket leader. George M. Schoffield (Dem) defeated James F. Shaw (Rep) in the third Essex district.
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Gloucester
Messrs. Guild
Draper
Senator Lodge
Guild
Bartlett
Whitney
George M. Schofield
James FE. Shaw
Essex
Guild carries Medford as Draper trails in vote
On November 7 local dissatisfaction yielded a fair Republican showing. Guild carried Medford while Draper trailed, Whitney gaining slightly. Barker B. Howard won the Twelfth Middlesex Representative district and White won the Ninth Middlesex district for Republicans.
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GUILD
Medford
Draper
Whitney
Barker B. Howard
Middlesex
White
Socialist party gains on state ballot in Rockland Lowell Haverhill
The Socialist party shows material gains over last year's state vote and will have names on the official ballot again. They posted the strongest gains in Rockland Lowell and Haverhill where the party is strongest, after previously not qualifying as a political party.
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Socialist Party
Rockland
Lowell
Haverhill
Stoneham Swept by Republicans Wins and Losses Recorded
In Stoneham on November 7 the Republicans prevailed with a large vote. Guild defeated Bartlett by 282 votes while Whitney lost by 229. In the senatorial race Hill, a Republican, beat Nowell, a Democrat, by 44 votes.
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Stoneham
Guild
Bartlett
Whitney
Hill
Rep
Nowell
Cast Ballots for Dead Man in Norfolk District
Socialists in Quincy cast ballots for William Packard in the first Norfolk district Senate race. Late in the day it emerged Packard had died after a heart attack while visiting a friend in Roxbury. Packard, a real estate and insurance man, leaves a widow and two children.
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Quincy
Wlliam Packard
Senate
Norfolk
Packard
Roxbury
New Bedford Votes Strong for Guild and Draper Victory
New Bedford reports a large turnout with Guild and Draper defeating Democratic opponents. Governor Guild led 8585 to 2798, Lieutenant Governor Draper 3459 to 2674 for Whitney. Senator Bullock, Republican, was re elected 4407 to 2925 for Dunnegan. Representatives Lowney Ross Doyle Sowle elected. Doyle newly elected.
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New Bedford
Guild
Draper
Bartlett
Whitney
Bullock
D. G. Dunnegan
Lowney
Ross
Doyle
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