Governor Draper Concludes Long Rally Tour
A tired yet confident Governor Draper wrapped up a marathon campaign after six rallies in Malden Everett Somerville Cambridge and the South End. He declared he would return home to Beacon Street and eye a victory tomorrow amid continued crowd enthusiasm and a final push with GOP leaders.
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Betting in New York on Election Dix Favorite at 3 to 1
In New York bets favor Dix Democrat at about 3 to 1 with a 3 percent take. Largest stake reported was $20,000 to $6,000 on Dix refused. A $6,000 to $5,000 wager on 50,000 Dix piecarity noted. Stimson Republican backers bid 4 to 1. Marketable bets appear at State St. BS.
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Foss Cassidy finish whirlwind 23 rallies in Boston Chelsea
The Democratic campaign ended with 23 rallies across Boston and Chelsea, ending late at night. Foss and Cassidy declared strong belief in a historic Democratic victory for Massachusetts as polling opened.
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Massachusetts Candidates Speak On Election Prospects
Candidates from Massachusetts express confidence in their chances. John W Weeks predicts a statewide majority near 45,000 with Boston at 30,000, aiming to elect eight Congressmen and a Democratic Legislature. William F Murray forecasts a win, while James M Curley cites a margin of at least 5,000 votes.
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Voters Await Gubernatorial Victory amid Boston Rally
A noon Tremont Temple rally drew massive crowds as police turned away hundreds. Governors Draper and Foss expressed confidence, with Foss predicting a 56,000 vote plurality and Draper basing hopes on a 200,000 reserve vote. Party leaders urged optimism about state and congressional races.
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Watch for Boston fights across three congressional districts
The article surveys contests in Boston legislative races. In the ninth district voters choose among Murray, Kelcher and Oakes. In the tenth district Curley and Galvin compete. In the eleventh Peters and Cotton duel. It notes Republican shifts and key senatorial battles in Suffolk and nearby districts.
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W. Dudley Cotton
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Lyman R. Swett
Congressional battles loom in Boston and state races
The piece reports several tight contests in Boston districts including the ninth with John A. Kelcher versus William F. Murray and the tenth with James M. Curley against J Mitchel Galvin. It notes strong hopes by Kelcher supporters and opposition from Fitzgerald and Lomasney for Murray, plus Peters versus Cotton in the eleventh and Hoar challenging Bayley in Middlesex Fifth Senate race.
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Odds Two to One on Foss in Massachusetts Governorship Fight
Betting on the state contest for governor surged as Democratic money backed Foss at 2 to 1 after weeks of 10 to 8 odds. Wagers near Clark's, Young's, and hotels in Boston and Cambridge showed Foss money seeking relief from rock ribbed Republican mood. Major bets included 1300 to 750, with several 1000 to 700 plus smaller plays, while Draper money pressed for even odds.
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Kelshers Independent Bid Questions City’s Business Interests
By John A. Kelsh er Independent Candidate for Congress 9th District he voices the campaign issue asking whether Boston business interests should be represented in Congress by his ticket or by rivals Martin M Lomasney and John F Fitzgerald whom he characterizes as unfit for the office.
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