Governor elect Foss hints at Macleod run for Senate
Governor elect Eugene N Foss says Fred Macleod may run against Henry Cabot Lodge and will join him on the campaign trail. Macleod confirms possible candidacy while noting a post campaign caucus to choose a candidate. Gaston declines statewide campaigning citing risk of hardening GOP support.
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Eugene N. Foss
Oliver Street
Boston
Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
William A. Gaston
Gaston
Lodge
Gaston Tully
Norman H. White
Mr. Lodge
Draper
White
Walker
Senate
Commonwealth
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Sveral
Foss
Fred Macleod
Macleod
Mr. Foss
Free Rheumatism Cure Offered By Syracuse Man
Mark H. Jackson of 4989 James Street Syracuse New York claims a free mail order rheumatism remedy cured him after three years of pain and has helped bedridden patients. He offers a no charge trial by postpaid mail to any sufferer who sends supplies and writes for it.
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White
Hughes
New York
Commonwealth
Mark H. Jackson
James Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Jackson
Fat Folks Favor Home Mixture For Rapid Weight Loss
An article touts a home fat reduction remedy by Mrs. Luella Hoigger claiming a couple of pounds weekly loss without wrinkles or stomach issues. It lists Marmola Cascara Aromatic to mix with peppermint water and recommends teaspoons after meals and at night, boasting no need for dieting or exercise.
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Walker
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Luella Hoigger
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief Without Quinine
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a cure for severe colds and grippe within a few hours. Claims three consecutive doses every two hours end the illness and relieve neuralgia pains, feverishness, and nasal symptoms without quinine. Notes three years of research and a cost over fifty thousand dollars.
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Pape
Boston man to head Western Union Telegraph Co
Robert C. Clowry resigned as president of the Western Union Telegraph Company and Theodore N. Vail of American Telegraph & Telephone Company was named to succeed him. Newcomb Carlton of British Westinghouse was elected vice president. The move ends Clowry’s 50 year career in telegraph service.
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Lodge
Taft
House
Legislative Branch
New York
Robert C. Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Theodore N. Vail
American Telegraph & Telephone Company
Western Union
Newcomb Carlton
British Westinghouse Company
Clowry
Vail Succeeds Clowery as Head of Western Union
The article notes Mr. Vail becomes head of the Western Union succeeding Colonel Clowery who remains a director and executive committee member. Clowery, born in Wills County Illinois, started as a farm boy then messenger, rose to manager, Springfield posting, Civil War service, and in 1902 became president of Western Union.
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Mr. Vail
Clowery
Vail
Alfred Vail
Western Union
Samuel I. B. Morse
Colonel Clowery
Wills County
Illinois
Illinois and Missouri Telegraph Company
Lockport
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Southwest
Johnson
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House of Representatives
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George
George Micmanus
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T. N. Vail
Uncle Morse
Kmelix Kornfeld
Washburn-Crosbys
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