Massachusetts Democrats Ride Victory Wave Across State
The Democratic landslide defeats multiple Republican incumbents including Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Governor Draper. Foss’s election as Governor marks a sharp blow to Lodge, with Democrats gaining seats in the House and Senate and broad gains in Boston and other cities. The reserve vote underperformed for Republicans as direct nominations policy impacted results.
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Lodge
House
Senator Lodge
Senate
Congressman Foss
Massachusetts
Foss
Draper
Boston
Douglas
Fourteenth
Congress
Maine
Frederick H. Gillett
William G. McKechnie
Springfield
Parsons Loses in New York House Race
New York City Republican Herbert Parsons loses to Democrat J M Levy in a nationwide election day shift. In Utica Democrat Charles A Talcott defeats Republican Millington, aide to Vice President Sherman, by 1768 votes.
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New York
New York City
Herbert Parsons
Congress
J. M. Levy
William S. Bennet
Henry George, Jr
Parsons
House of Representatives
Utica
Charles A. Talcott
Millington
Sherman
Democrats Claim Large Gains in West Virginia
Wheeling W V Nov 8 Returns at 10 oclock indicate Democrats captured large gains statewide. They claim John W Davis for Congress in the first district W G Brown in the second district and John M Hamilton in the fourth district. Big gains in the third and fifth districts as well. Five state senators and 30 or more Democrats of the Legislature are claimed but official count needed due to closeness.
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Wheeling
W. Yva
West Virginia
John W. Davis
Congress
W. G. Brown
John M. Hamilton
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Radical Digestion Remedy
Claiming only to cure indigestion and stomach trouble Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are marketed as a modern, harmless vegetable remedy. The ads emphasize digestion aid, rested stomach, healthier nerves, and improved sleep without dieting, noting universal digestibility of foods.
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Stuart
Bass Wins Out In New Hampshire Governor Race
Concord reports early returns indicating Robert P. Bass likely wins the New Hampshire governorship on a Progressive Republican ticket. Bass leads Democrat Clarence E. Carr by about 6000 votes with partial totals. Sullloway and Currier look set for reelection to Congress with smaller margins. Legislature expected to tilt Republican with five executive council seats likely.
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Concord
N. H
Robert P. Bass
Peterboro
Roosevelt
Bass
Clarence E. Carr
Andover
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Manchester
Merrimac
Frank D. Currier
Canaan
Congress
Executive Council
Baldwin Wins Connecticut Governor and Races
New Haven Nov 8 at 10 30 p m Baldwin Democrat appears to win the governorship by about four thousand. Tilson likely elected at large. Higgins appears re elected in the third district. Reilly Democrat wins the second district. Henry and Hill likely re elected in the first and fourth districts.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Baldwin
Tilson
Higgins
Reilly
Henry
Hill
Democratic victory signals cross party support in Massachusetts
The results show a public revolt against Republican policies and leaders. Governor Draper and Senator Lodge are out of touch as voters demand new economic policies. Mr Foss earns a decisive win for the Democrats, with wide cooperation from Republicans and other party elements, signaling a shift in Eastern politics.
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Draper
Lodge
Foss
Massachusetts
Oldest voter in PA casts ballot in Drums
In Butler township Drums, Ransom Young, who turned 100 today, rode to the polling place and, aided by a friend, cast a straight Republican ballot. He has voted in every election since age 21 and remarked that this could be his last ticket.
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Hazleton
Drums
Butler Township
Ransom Young
Young
Gardner Victor Victory in Sixth District Returns
Returns from the sixth Massachusetts district indicate the re election of Augustus P Gardner Republican of Hamilton to Congress by an estimated plurality ranging from 3000 to 4000 over Democrat William H O Brien Gardner is a son in law of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts
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Salem
Massachusetts
Congress
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
William H. O’brien
Gardner
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ellen Terry to Present Shakspere Heroines Discourse
Miss Ellen Terry will deliver the last of her Tremont Temple discourses this afternoon on Shakspere s Heroines Pathetic. Her Boston stay is limited to ten weeks and another engagement cannot be arranged in this city.
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Ellen Terry
Tremont Temple
Miss Terry
Shakspere
Boston
America
Murray Wins Out in Hyde Park With Stickers
In Hyde Park, David W. Murray, Democratic candidate for the House, won election by 182 votes though not on the official ballot. Murray’s name appeared on stickers handed at polling places. 1185 of 2188 votes were stickers, defeating Harry E. Astley.
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Hyde Park
David W. Murray
House of Representatives
Murray
Oak Street
Ocratic
House
Harry E. Astley
Muray
Representative
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia, and stomach gas. It claims relief within five minutes, prevents sour belching, and promises thorough digestion of meals with a 50 cent case available at drugstores.
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United States
England
Canada
Pope
Pape
Deaf Woman Recovers Hearing After Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Mrs. C. S. Barker of Medford Massachusetts reports sudden hearing restoration after Osmo-Chemic Medicine. She describes decades of deafness at concerts and praises the treatment for restoring sound, urging others to seek help. Miss Chard of Arlington, long active in music, recounts a prior facial distortion from a shock and credits Osmo-Chemic Physicians with aiding her recovery and return to usefulness.
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Handel and Haydn Society
Paralysis Threatens a Noted Singer and Writer
Miss Lena Chard described to the writer how a stroke of paralysis suddenly seized her right hand while writing for the Youth's Companion. The affliction threatens to render her unable to use the dominant hand, endangering her prolific creative work.
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Lena Chard
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
A historical notice proclaims that Osmo-Chemic Physicians will grant one month of treatment free to new or renewing patients who start on or before November 12. The offer covers all medicines and aims to cure chronic catarrh or deafness, but the time limit is four days remaining.
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Tirrell
Thomas C. Thacher
Robert O. Harris
Roberts
Creamer
William F. Murray
John A. Kelcher
James M. Curley
J. Mitchell Galvin
Andrew J. Peters
W. Dudley Cotton
Shington
Willer
Auuuel Sraipes
West Twenty-fifth Street
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
Wldouglas
U. S
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Shoe Co
W. S. Douglis
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
Washington Street
Hanover Stree
Summer Street
Cor. Lincoln
Tudor
Guar
Anteed
Makea
Houghton & Dutton
Regal Chemical Co
Boston, Mass
REGAL
Boston & Worcester
Avonst., Cor. Wash
Pleasant St
Worcester
Us Pac
Oxford
Carter
Stoddard CO
Washington ST
Opp
Bromfield
New Hampshire
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Currier
Tall Pine
John F. Fitzgerald
Greater
S. H. Harrison CO
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Oylston Boston
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
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