Ballot Law Commission Decides On Alderman Candidates
The Ballot Law Commission ruled on candidate names for city offices. Louis M. Clarke may appear without extra statement. Thomas J. Giblin keeps "The man who gets results" beside his name. Democrat labeling omitted. Theodore Glynn’s Ward 17 paper validates except for a late handwritten name John J. Weller. Campbell Ward 24 and O Connell Ward 20 petitions for first place were dismissed as filing times deemed final.
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Louis M. Clarke
Clarke
Thomas J. Giblin
Theodore Glynn
Ward
John J. Weller
Clifton Street
Glynn
Thomas IF. Campbell
Daniel T. O’connell
Ward 20
Democratic City Committee
Thomas W. Lawson
Massachusetts
Sword of Truth
Liberals Demand Liberal Appointments in Havana
In Havana on November 8 Lib eral leaders met secretly to press Governor Magoon to dismiss Moderates from key posts in the Insular administration and replace them with Liberals. The party objects to the reinstatement of a Moderate police captain Reguera and notes Magoon has delayed many appointments.
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Havana
Magoon
Insular
Liberal Committee of Appointments
Pino Guerra
Alfredo Zayas
Jose Manuel Gomez
Jose J. Monteagudo
General Castillo
Rafael Ruany
Reguera
Illiberal Party
Sailors Rescued From Wreck Off Maine Coast
On a Georges Bank run home the little coaster Eldora sailing from Portland to Jonesport blew her sails away in a norther. Two sailors were rescued by Hugh Chisholm and Alec Murray who then towed them to safety and burned the Eldora to avert navigation danger. The Grand Banker Nicholson then brought 400000 pounds of fish home to Bucksport. Edward Lodge of the Nicholson reported the rescue and the Eldora’s wreck.
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Bucksport
Grand Banker
T. N. Nicholson
Gilley
Nicholson
Georges
Eldora
Mill Bridge
Hugh Chisholm
Alec Murray
Edward Lodge
Boston
Portland
Jonesport
Forest City
Somerville Plans Nonpartisan Civic Union For City Offices
A Somerville civic movement aims to form a nonpartisan organization to present a ticket for municipal offices. Abraham A. Elston is likely the standard-bearer, advocating economy, nonpartisanship, and improved schools, grade crossing abolition, tax equalization, and unified city departments.
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Somerville Democrats
Abraham A. Elston
Democrat-Citizens
Elston
Somerville
Massachusetts
Condemn Gartland and Indorse Leary in Ward Races
The Boston Central Wage Earners' Club issued a statement condemning Senator John J. Gartland, a Board of Aldermen candidate, and endorsing M. I. Leary of East Boston for the same board. The appeal was circulated to voters in Wards 9 and 10 by Edward Cohen of the State Branch A F I and A. M. Huddl of the Boston C L A with executive board backing.
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John J. Gartland
Board of Aldermen
M. 1
Leary
East Boston
Boston Central Wage Earners’ Club
Edward Cohen
State Branch
A. F
A. M. Huddell
Boston C. L. A
New Hampshire Governor Vote Set For Legislature
Unofficial NH returns show Floyd leading Jameson with a 2,994 edge but short of a majority, forcing a legislative decision. Rumors suggest Lincoln Club Republicans might ally with Democrats to back Jameson or a successor in a joint ballot.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Floyd
Jameson
Tetley Prohibition
McFall
Churchill
Charles M. Floyd
Manchester
Lincoln Republican Club
Nathan C. Jameson
Antrim
Lincoln Club
William F. Chandler
United States
Henry E. Burnham
Lawson's View of It
Thomas W. Lawson issues a sharply partisan assessment of a recent Massachusetts election. He portrays a lone reformer defeating a well funded rival, claims voters backed individuals against corporations and trusts, and argues the result rebuked graft in state government.
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Bartlett
United Party
Massachusetts
Moran finnaly clears health rumor from MacFarland denial
Granville S. MacFarland, longtime Moran supporter, denies reports that the district attorney is seriously ill. He states he has given no interviews since the election except the signed one. MacFarland says Moran's condition is excellent and the election returns show strong support.
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Granville S. MacFarland
Jerome Advises Hearst New York Election Tactics
District jour ne Jerome today commented on the recent election saying Hearst should not have tried to sand bag the Democratic party into accepting him and should have made himself an integral ally instead.
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New York
Jerome
Hearst
Cannon Wins in 18th District With 10088 Vote Lead
Official returns from all counties in the 18th district show Joseph G. Cannon, speaker of the House, with a plurality of 10088. The margin is 2000 more than four years ago, confirming his victory in Danville Illinois.
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Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
National House of Representatives
Porto Rico Unionists Win By 42000 Votes
Official returns from San Juan show Tulio Larrinaga, Unionist candidate for Porto Rico commissioner to the U S Congress, winning by 42000 votes. The Federation of Labor party polled about 1500 votes, claiming island membership of 30000.
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San Juan
P. R
Tulio Larrinaga
Porto Rico
United States Congress
Federation of Labor Party
Federation
Morse's Overcoat Rooms Show Fall Winter 1906 07
If it is correct Morse's stores uphold their reputation with a new line of overcoats for fall and winter 1906 07. Designs use original lines in heavy and medium weight cloths priced from 10 to 50 dollars.
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Talbot
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