Bartletts Eulogy on General Miles
The eulogy of General Nelson A Miles by Chairman Bartlett drew strong support from G A R veterans who hailed the retired lieutenant general as a witness to his Philippine policy criticisms. Bartlett extols Miles as a 40 year veteran with vast battlefield and command experience, contrasting his conduct with Republican views and urging a peaceful spirit alongside patriotism.
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Nelson A. Miles
Bartlett
Miles
United States Army
Massachusetts
America
Jones Renominated Everett State Senate Nominee Jones
The fourth district Republican senatorial convention met in Whittier Hall at 4:30. George E. Morse presided, George R. Jones of Melrose was renominated by acclamation, and the vote was unanimous. Alfred E. Cox declined re election. Wilmot R. Evans of Winthrop National Bank was chosen for the state committee. Jones said he would not run next year.
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West Virginia
John Damm
Damm
Boston
Texas
Congress
Revere House
Gaston
Commonwealth
Convention of Harmony Opens Massachusetts Democratic Campaign
In Tremont Temple Boston delegates rally around William A. Gaston and Oliver Ames Olney, pledging unity and work. Charles W. Bartlett guides remarks denouncing Republican tariff and Philippine policies while Hamlin nominates Gaston.
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Democrats of
Massachusetts
Gaston
Olney
Boston
Tremont Temple
Bartlett
Platform of the Democrats Declares Broad Reforms and Policies
The platform reiterates democracy as a central creed and attacks Republican betrayals. It condemns trusts, railroads, and war policy, calls for federal labor reform, arbitration in labor disputes, senatorial reform, civil service integrity, and opposition to militarism. It urges Cuba and Philippines policy, free trade with Canada, and protection of Massachusetts interests and municipal rights.
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Jefferson
Republican Party
Lincoln
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Coal Trust
Quay
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Cuba
Philippines
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Gaston Accepts Nomination Amid Democratic Rally
The Massachusetts Democratic convention greets Colonel Gaston with cheers as he formally accepts the nomination. He urges active party service and partnership with running mate Gaston while pledging to work for the Democratic cause statewide. Olney shares stories and support, and Thayer is urged to stay in line with party plans.
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Gaston
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Republican Party
William E. Russell
Mr. Olney
Democratic convention applauds Gaston bid for governor
Speakers praise unity and remind voters of Democratic strength. Thayer urges Gaston victory, noting divided opponents and urging Enthusiastic turnout. Gargan urges continued work until election day with confidence in Gaston’s win.
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Thayer
Democratic Party
Gaston
Thomas J. Gargan
Gargan
Democratic State Nominees for Governor and Officers
The ticket lists William A. Gaston of Boston for governor Richard Olney the second of Leicester for lieutenant governor Ezekiel M Ezekiel of Springfield for secretary of state Thomas C Thacher of Yarmouth for treasurer and receiver general F X Tetrault of Southbridge for auditor and John J Flaherty of Gloucester for attorney general.
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William A. Gaston
Boston
Richard Olney, 2d
Leicester
Ezekiel M. Ezekiel
Springfield
Thomas C. Thacher
Yarmouth
F. X. Tetrault
Southbridge
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
Paw Paw Medicine Praised by Munyon Testimonials
James E. Knowlton of Boston endorses Paw Paw as a tonic and digestive aid after years of dyspepsia and nervous indigestion. Mrs. E Kelsch, a Boston retailer, says Paw Paw cured her indigestion and insomnia, ending her vomiting and restoring sleep after she tried the remedy.
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Paw Paw
James E. Knowlton
BE. Kelsch
Munyon
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Jas. E. Knowlton
Home Ins
Boston
Mass
Paw Paw remedy praised for nerve relief and rest
Druggists claim Paw Paw gives universal satisfaction for insomnia and nerve strain. Professor Munyon urges weak and debilitated individuals to try it, stating it revives strength, reduces desire for alcohol, and leaves users feeling refreshed. On sale at druggists, $1 a pint, Paw Paw Pills 25 cents.
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Munyon
Disturbance at Booker T. Washington meeting on trial
Assistant US District Attorney William H. Lewis testified at the Superior Criminal Court trial of Martin Granville Williams William M. Trotter and Bernard Charles for disturbing the July 30 Booker T. Washington meeting at the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. He said the alleged interviews were not true and Dr. Samuel F E Courtney admitted saying Throw him out of the window. The hearing will resume this morning.
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Trotter
United States District Attorney
William H. Lewis
Martin Granville Williams
William M. Trotter
Bernard Charles
Superior Criminal Court
Booker T
Lewis
Samuel FE. Courtney
Washington
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