Governor Guild Acceptance Speech Highlights Republican Principles
Governor Guild accepts the nomination and thanks the committee. He defends progressive Republican policies, pledges duty over personal gain, and urges liberty under law against corporate influence and mob rule, stressing fiscal prudence and national honor. He notes the crisis and urges support for ordered government and enduring welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Republican Party
Massachusetts
New York
Ex Governor Bates Speech Praises Regulation and Reform
The speech argues for careful remedies to railroad discrimination, resisting government ownership. It praises Theodore Roosevelt’s railroad rate act and Justice Department prosecutions of trusts, highlighting Moody as key counsel. It lauds Governor Guild and Lieutenant-Governor Draper for firm state regulation and calls for a united Republican victory.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weeks Names Governor Guild for renomination in Massachusetts
Congressman John W. Weeks presents Governor Guild for renomination, lauding his 25 years of service, public leadership, and experience. He cites reforms in Boston police management, Savings Bank Commission, and universal school medical inspection as evidence of governance and future readiness, praising party consistency and public service.
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Governor Guild
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Fte
Boston
Savings Bank Commission
Ticket names for Massachusetts state officers in 1900s
The ticket lists Governor Curtis Guild Jr of Boston Lieutenant Governor Eben Draper of Hopedale Secretary of State William M. Olin of Boston Treasurer Arthur B. Chapin of Holyoke Auditor Henry E. Turner of Malden Attorney General Dana Malone of Greenfield.
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William M. Olin
Boston
Arthur B. Chapin
Holyoke
Curtis Guild Jr Nominated by Acclamation for Governor
In a strong, broad appeal the Governor receives increased authority to cooperate with the factory inspector while moving children from workshop to schools. Curtis Guild Jr of Boston is presented as the Republican candidate for Governor, with nomination by acclamation in response to public demand.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Foss Defends Tariff Plank As Moral Victory
Eugene N Foss hails a tariff plank as a moral victory while noting it is not ideal and praising the reciprocity clause favoring Canada and the Americas. He endorses the convention results, denies independent candidacy, credits Elwyn G Preston for pushing the plank, and confirms plans to seek further political fights next year.
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Eugene N. Foss
Canada
American
Draper
Plank
Foss
Governor Guild
Elwyn G. Preston
Committee On
Preston
American and Cossack politics in Massachusetts race speech
Senator Lodge ceded a principal speech to ex Governor Bates while praising Auditor Turner of Malden for renomination. The speaker warned New York and Massachusetts elections could decide if state government remains American and lawful or sways toward class conflict. He urged unity, adherence to Republican principles, and nominating trusted Commonwealth servants with strong character.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Bates
Henry E. Turner
Malden
Massachusetts
New York
Democratic Party
Republic
Commonwealth
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Home Market Club
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Holden
J. Mitch Galvin
G.O.P
Guile
Nahant
Moran
THE
Senator Crane
Lecy Moody
John L.bates
DR. Blackwell
GOV. Guild
Bryan
Roosevelt and
the Trusts
United States
William H. Moody
Meat
Paper Trust
Supreme Court
Tobacco Trust
Drug Trust
Elevator Trust
Sugar Trust
Fertilizer Trust
Attorney- General's Department
Supreme Court of the United States
South
Department of Justice
Old Bay
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Crane
Republican Party of
Eben
Draper of
Hopedale
Dana Malone
Greenfield
MR. Foss
Mass and
Lodge
the New England Gas & Coke Co
Mass
Oxford
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