Massachusetts lieutenant governor election discussion on reciprocity
The speaker questions the vote result for lieutenant governor, arguing it misrepresents Massachusetts views on reciprocity and tariff revision. He cites Massachusetts commercial welfare, Boston trade expansion, cheaper food, and free raw materials as needs, and calls on Republican leaders to heed the outcome for future labor.
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Douglas Says He Will Keep Up Fight After Election
Governor William L. Douglas and Lieutenant-Governor-Elect Draper comment on Massachusetts balloting. Douglas cites campaign education by Bartlett and Whitney on reciprocity and raw materials. He expects Governor-elect Guild to be satisfactory. Draper declines comment, noting a 2000 vote margin and fatigue.
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I Do Not Feel Like Talking Senator Lodge Statement
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge declines to comment publicly saying he does not feel like making a statement for publication. He notes Republicans should feel satisfied even if majorities grow and hints a later statement may come. District Attorney Sughrue says he has done his duty and cannot say more.
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Representatives Elected by Districts List
A roster lists elected representatives by districts with names and towns including Joseph Walsh Falmouth Jonathan Edwards Dennis E Olin Snow Provincetown James W Chrystal North Adams William H Woodhead North Adams John B Locke Williamstown Nathan W Kemp Florida Chester F E Gleason Pittsfield William Turtle Pittsfield Frank McNerny Becker Dem Henry L Smith Lee Noble B Turner Great Barrington Thomas W Williams Attleboro Albert Totten North Attleboro William H Ames Easton Simon Swig Taunton.
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Provincetown
James W. Chrystal
North Adams
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John B. Locke
Williamstown
Nathan W. Kemp
Florida
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Pittsfield
William Turtle
Frank MecNerny
Beckeret
Henry L. Smith
Lee
Noble B. Turner
Great Barrington
Thomas W. Williams
Attleboro
Albert Totten
North Attleboro
Willam H. Ames
Easton
Simon Swig
Taunton
Poison in coffee persuades slow harm in readers notice
A reader from California describes coffee as a gradual threat to health and credits Postum Food Coffee with curing her husband’s dyspepsia and improving her own well being after years of heavy coffee use. The letter also lists political district and ward election details and genealogical remarks.
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Proud and Happy Man Reflects on Son Curtis Guild Jr
Curtis Guild Sr says his son Governor‑elect has not sought power but would be ready to serve if called. He recalls Guild ancestors, including David Cobb, Washington aide, adjutant general, and judge, who helped quell the Shay rebellion.
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New York Hebrew Relief Drive Raises 56800
At a mass meeting in Temple Emanuel New York Hebrew residents raised 56800 for Russian massacre relief and formed a relief society with Oscar Strauss as president Cyrus Sulzberger secretary and Jacob F Schiff treasurer. London Paris Berlin organizers named Rothschild Jewish Colonial Association Berliner Hilfsverein.
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