Fibroid Tumors Cured by Mrs Pinkham Remedy Letters
A Boston woman writes that a fibroid tumor caused severe pain and swelling, and after following Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound guidance she recovered. A second testimonial from Mrs. Hayes proclaims full health and walking ability, praising the remedy and urging others to try it. The ad guarantees authenticity with letters and signatures and offers $5000 for proof.
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Hayes
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. F. Hayes
Dudley St
Roxbury
Election Murders and Assaults in Colorado Cripple Creek
In Cripple Creek Colorado on election day two Democratic election judges Ike Idelbolt and Chris Miller were shot by a sheriff's deputy after ordering him from the polling place. Deputy Ed Doyle assaulted a Democratic judge Mrs Kennedy, tearing her dress. Ed O'Leary intervened and fatally shot Doyle, and was arrested.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Peabody
Ike Idelbolt
Chris Miller
Goldfield
Bells
Midway
Ed Doyle
Kennedy
Ed O'Leary
Doyle
O’leary
Douglas thanks the Boston Post for victory praise
Governor elect Douglas expressed sincere thanks to the Boston Post for its work on his behalf. He credited the Post's influence, alongside Massachusetts Democrats and wage workers, for his election triumph.
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Douglas
Boston Post
Massachusetts
Post
Massachusetts Votes: Douglas Defeats Bates for Governor
Election returns from 300 of 358 towns show William L. Douglas of Brockton defeating Governor Bates by about 25,000. Roosevelt carried the state by 82,000, while Parker led in Cape and Boston areas. Republicans gain lieutenant governor and other statewide offices. Democrats lose key districts and fall short in the House delegation.
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Massachusetts
Roosevelt
William L. Douglas
Brockton
John L. Bates
Parker
Bryant
McKinley
Bates
Douglas
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
William M. Olin
Arthur B. Chapin
Holyoke
Henry E. Turner
Malden
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
Hutchinson on the Election Victory Endorsed by J. P. Hutchinson
The Hon. J P Hutchinson stated that Douglas achieved a well deserved grand victory and deserves hearty congratulations. He praised the Republican party for upholding public servants, rebuked careless appointments, urged the Metropolitan Police Board to request retirement from public affairs, and endorsed the President of the United States as a true American leader.
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J. P. Hutchinson
Douglas
Republican Party
Bates
Metropolitan Police Board
Emmons Defeats Bates In Re election Says Police Chief
A Boston police official, speaking confidentially to a Postman, claims Emmons defeated Governor Bates in the election. He asserts the police force, from captains to patrolmen, share the sentiment and ask, what do you think of that, and think of the result, across policing districts.
Record vote marks largest Melrose turnout in history
Melrose reports an all time high turnout with Republicans winning every ward except Ward 7 where Douglas edged by 11 votes. Roosevelt leads for president with 1802 votes to Parker 59 and Debs 31. Governor Bates garners 1460 to Douglas 964. for seventh district Congress Roberts 1642 and Kelley 504. Senator Dean 1630 to Stratton 447. Robinson tops representative with 1546 votes to Carr 6389.
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Douglas
Roosevelt
Parker
Debs
Swallow
Pro
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Corregan
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Bates
Roberts
Kelley
Keene
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Goodwin
Dean
Stratton
Brandt
Buttrick
Chalot
Robinson
Carr
Roosevelt Bates Vote Split in Wal tham Governor Race
In Wal tham Governor Bates defeats Douglas by 104 votes while Roosevelt carries the city by 1435. William C. Howe and Edward E. Walker win Representatives seats, each taking the full Republican vote amid a close local election.
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Roosevelt
Bates
Waltham Waltham
Waltham
Douglas
William C. Howe
Edward E. Walker
Wakefield Returns Douglas Wakefield Victory Narrowly
Douglas carried Wakefield by nearly 300 votes as Republican totals dropped about 500 from last year. Roosevelt led Parker more than two to one in a very heavy presidential vote.
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Douglas Wakefield
Douglas
Wakefield
Roosevelt
Parker
Jones Wins Middlesex Race as Nowell Votes Counted
In Stoneham on November 8 a tight contest settled for Representative in the 30th Middlesex district with Jones defeating Nowell 824 to 481. The governor’s race was close, Bates leading by 58 votes.
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Stoneham
Middlesex
Jones
Nowell
Bates
Surprise in Everett votes tightens Bates lead
Everett voters produced an unexpected result as Democrat Douglas nearly matched Governor Bates. Bates’ previous 979 plurality shrank to 219, with Bates trailing by about 1500 votes from the top of the ticket.
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Everett
Douglas
Bates
Brookline Votes Count in Big Election Day Ballot
Brookline reported 3655 total votes with Roosevelt leading for president at 2321 to Parker 1268. Governor race shows Bates 1947 defeating Douglas 1410 while Lieutenant Governor tally lists Crosby 2116 and John C. Crosby 1085.
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Brookline
Roosevelt
Parker
Bates
Douglas
Guild
John C. Crosby
Somerville Election Returns Show Roosevelt Victory
In Somerville, a heavy vote favored Roosevelt with 6330 to Parker 2884. Bates loss by 119 from last year as Bates 5165 and Douglas 4144. In Third Middlesex district John M Woods re elected with 5826 votes to Lincoln 2368. Representatives re elected: Sixth Middlesex S Newton Cutler Seventh Middlesex Robert E Luce Arthur P Vinal Elmer A Stevens Eighth Middlesex William H Cushman.
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Somerville
Roosevelt
Parker
Bates
Douglas
Middlesex
John M. Woods
Charles P. Lincoln
S. Newton Cutler
Robert E. Luce
Arthur P. Vinal
Elmer A. Stevens
William H. Cushman
Object Lesson in Diet and Digestion From Dining Halls
A physician argues that hearty older men in restaurants prove vigorous aging comes from good digestion and wholesome food not dieting. He endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe aid to digesting various foods, claiming nine of ten travelers use them. Drugstores nationwide sell full sized packages for 50 cents.
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Stuart
Maine
California
Brockton Celebrates Governor-Elect Douglas Victory
Brockton erupts in joy after Governor-elect Douglas wins as crowds flood streets. Details show cheering, torchlight displays, and a large parade through Main Street with a theatre reception and congratulations from officials. Mrs. Douglas expresses pride and modesty about the landmark win.
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Boston
Douglas
Montello
Brockton
Democratic Club
Chelsea Goes Democratic in Local Elections
Chelsea voters swung Democratic in a governor race for the first time in years. In the 26th district Daniel M. O Connell won re election over David A. Lowrie by 232 votes, while in the 27th Samuel O. Jones defeated Dennis H. Tyrrell by 284 and incumbent David A. Monroe by 285. Douglas carried Chelsea over Bates by 644, Roosevelt carried the city over Parker by 3242 to 1757, and Bellew led Campbell for clerk of the Superior Court by 1558. Endicott was elected in the 28th district with little opposition, while Roberts had a large plurality over Kelly. Beck defeated McKay 3422 to 1166 for Senator in the first Suffolk district.
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Daniel M. O'Connell
David A. Lowrie
Samuel O. Jones
Dennis H. Tyrrell
David A. Monroe
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Bates
Roosevelt
Parker
Bellew
The
Superior Court
Campbell
E. F. Endicott
Roberts
Kelly
John KE. Beck
Suffolk
Gordon McKay
Cambridge Returns: Douglas Wins City Vote and Several Reps
Cambridge returns show Douglas leading the city with 8567 votes to Bates 5319 and Roosevelt 6706 to Parker 6769. McCall wins Congress with 7902 votes. Elected representatives include W. R. Peabody in Middlesex District 1, Jeremiah Downey and Edward Sennett in District 2, James T. Barrett in District 3, Even Googins and Edward E. Clark in District 4, and Fred S. Dietrick in District 5.
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Cambridge
Douglas
Bates
Roosevelt
Parker
McCall
W. R. Peabody
Middlesex
Jeremiah Downey
Edward Sennett
James T. Barrett
Even Googins
Edward E. Clark
Fred S. Dietrick
Roosevelt landslide gives Republicans House majority
Washington November 8 Chairman Cowherd of the Democratic congressional campaign committee at 11 oclock conceded that the Republican Roosevelt landslide has carried the House of Representatives for the Republicans by a large majority, at least as big as their current control.
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Washington
Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
New York Victory for Roosevelt in Native State
New York results show Theodore Roosevelt leading in his native state with a plurality second only to McKinley’s 1896 total and surpassing McKinley’s 1900 vote by about 41,500. Roosevelt drew about 185,000 more votes than Parker, with strong showings in rural Republican areas and a closer-than-expected edge in Greater New York. Governor Higgins won the Republican nomination by a substantial margin over Herrick.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
New York State
Parker
Judge Parker
Bronx
Higgins
Herrick
Former President Cleveland Silent on Roosevelt Election
Princeton New Jersey November 8 Former President Cleveland declined to talk tonight on the election of President Roosevelt.
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Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
Callender Wins Re election Anticipated in Seventh District
Senator Callender was re elected yesterday in the seventh Suf folk district defeating John F Cusick. With two precincts outstanding the tally stood 6916 to 6458 in favor of Callender. The result confirms Callenders continued incumbency in a closely watched race.
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Cusick
Callender
Suffolk
John F. Cusick
Cured This Woman of Nervousness by Quinona
A testimonial from Mrs. K Downey of East Boston credits Quinona with curing nervousness and improving health after overwork. Dr T L Stanton reports success in over 100 cases and notes Quinona contains no whiskey or dangerous drugs. Available from all druggists for 1 per bottle. free medical advice offered by The Quinoa Co Boston.
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Mrs. K. Downey
Bennington St
East
Boston
T. L. Stanton
Massachusetts Ave
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