Boston Convention Battle on Reciprocity Continues
In Boston today a major political convention resumes a high stakes debate over reciprocity. Delegates trade points and push for a clear stance as organizers aim to unify factions ahead of key votes.
Rivalries Shape Massachusetts Gubernatorial Field at Tremont Temple
A heated convention scene centers on reciprocity with Canada and the state treasurer race. Four candidates Whipple Chapin Brewster Harvell vie as party leaders debate policies, with Lt Governor Guild backing Chamber of Commerce reciprocity and tensions flaring over a straddling plank.
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Chamber of Commerce
Whipple
Chapin
Brewster
Harvell
Andrew G. Webster
EB. G. Preston
William H. Lincoln
Elmer
Silver
Charles L. Underhill
J. Richard Carter
Eugene N. Foss
James H. Stark
Henry L. Higginson
Henry B. Blackwell
Joseph H. Walker
Samuel W. McCall
Samuel L. Powers
Canada
William F. Draper
Hopedale
William Whitman
Arlington Mills
Albert Clarke
Senator Lodge
Committee
General Draper
Mr. Foss
Tremont Temple
Democrats Debate State Committee Size in Boston
The Boston Democratic leaders gather at the Boston Theatre to decide whether the State committee should have 40 members elected by senatorial districts or 6 as at present. William L. Douglas to be approached for governor, with McNary, Thayer, Hamlin, Gaston, and Fitzgerald steering resolutions and a new committee chairman likely. Reorganization of the State committee dominates today’s convention agenda, with several names proposed for retirement from the at large roster.
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Whipple
Boston
State Committee
William L. Douglas
Quincy House
Committee On Resolutions
Boston Democracy
William T. A. Fitzgerald
McNary
Douglas
Brockton
Thayer
Captain Flaherty
Charles S. Hamlin
William A. Gaston
Josiah Quincy
Hamlin
Democratic City Organization
James Donovan
Harry Nann
John H. Lee
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Kelcher
Big Mike Sullivan
Jerry Watson
Big Mike
Jerry
Mr. Douglas
Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
William H. MacInnis
Pittsfield
J. T. McEdiney
Springfield
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Robert Burnett
Southboro
Robert J. Crowley
Lowell
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
William P. Connery
Lynn
James F. Aylward
Cambridge
John A. Kelcher
Wil
Hyannis
John H. Ponce
Henry T. Shaeffer
Winchester
James H. Vahey
Watertown
John W. Glynn
James H. Mellen
Receivers Appointed for Southern Cotton Co
Judge Sayre appointed W C Levering and E E Hocker of the Alabama Cotton Products Company as receivers for the Southern Cotton Company. The firm operates statewide with capital stock of 230000 dollars and liabilities of 323755 dollars. The receivership stems from the failure of the American Cotton Company with which it was connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Sayre
W. C. Levering
E. E. Hocker
Alabama Cotton Products Company
American Cotton Company
Colored Republicans Nominate a White Man in SC
In Charleston on October 6 the Republican congressional convention nominated John A. Noland, a white man, for Congress in South Carolina's district. He received the unanimous vote, and he was the only white attendee allowed on the convention floor.
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Charleston
S. C
John A. Noland
Congress
South Carolina
Republican Conventions Committee Roll of Honor
Long list of state convention officers and members across districts with chairman William H Moody and later Hugo A Dubuque as chairs, plus permanent organization and resolutions committees led by Dana Malone and William H Brooks among many named attendees.
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Republican Conventions Committee
Roll OF Honor
Germans Hoed Anniversary Celebrated in Turn Hall
The 211th anniversary of German settlement in the U S was marked in Turn Hall by the German Central Band. Carl Eberhardt spoke on German influence in U S history. Gustav Strube played violin solos and Rudolf Cronan described Germans’ role in battles arts science and commerce with stereopticon views.
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German Central Band
Carl Eberhardt
Boston and Vicinity
United States
Gustav Strube
Symphony Orchestra
Rudolf Cronan
Paul Grossman
Carl Eberhard
Fred W. Stewart
Lawyer Moves To Halt Big Auto Race In Long Island
Plan to have court stop the big auto race in Long Island after Brooklyner says a Supreme Court judge will be asked tomorrow for an order to show cause why the race on Saturday should not be enjoined.
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New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Luong Island
Democratic Ticket slate for Massachusetts offices
The ticket lists William L. Douglas of Brockton for lieutenant governor John C Crosby of Pittsfield for secretary of state and John P Leahy of Boston for secretary of state.
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William L. Douglas
Brockton
John C. Crosby
Pittsfield
Republican Ticket for Governor and Attorney General
The Republican slate lists Governor John L. Bates of Boston Curtis Guild Jr of Boston and Henry E. Turner of Malden for Governor and Attorney General Herbert Parker of Lancaster as the ticket.
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Francis X. Tetrault
Southbridge
Henry E. Turner
Malden
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
Republican list of presidential electors
The Hon. William W. Crapp of New Bedford and The Hon. Edwin A. Curtis of Boston head a slate of electors. Electors are named by congressional district from Hatfield to Barnstable with residences in cities such as Boston, Northfield, Fitchburg, Dover, Haverhill, Melrose, Somerville, Canton, and Barnstable.
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Republican
William W. Crapp
New
Edwin A. Curtis
Boston
Thief Snatches Diamond Stud at Elevated Station
Albert C. Day treasurer of the Eastern Development Company at 2 Hawley Street, Lynn, was robbed of his $60 diamond shirt stud as he stepped back from the platform gate of the South terminal Elevated station last night. A man inside the gate grabbed the stud in full view.
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General Draper
Committee
South Terminal
Albert C. Day
Eastern Development Company
Hawley Street
Lynn
Democrats Honor Officers of State Democratic Convention
The article lists the convention’s leadership: temporary chairman John J. Flaherty, permanent chairman Nathan Matthews Jr., temporary secretary Reuben Rush, and committee chair Charles S. Hamlin. It names numerous vice presidents and district and at large members across many cities including Boston, Pittsfield, Fall River, and Lawrence, with committees covering State Committee at large, credentials, balance of state ticket, and presidential electors.
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Cairman
William H. Moody
Haverhill
Melvin O. Adams
Boston
Charles A. Archer
Salem
Moses N. Arnold
Abington
David Beattie
Fall River
Lewis S. Breed
Charles M. Bryant
Quincy
W. J. Bullock
New Bedford
Arthur B. Chapin
Holyoke
George W. Cook
Barre
Alfred E. Cox
Malden
John F. Crocker
Cambridge
Harlan S. Cummings
Lynn
W. H. B. Dowse
Newton
John Duncan
Chelsea
T. C. Eldredge
Cottage City
Edward H. Gardner
Emery B. Gibbs
Brookline
William O. D. Grace
Herman P. Grise
Gardner
Sidney A. Hill
Stoneham
John L. Hobson
Charles C. Hutchinson
Lowell
Franklin Jaquith
Billerica
Ralph E. Joslin
Winchester
Edward F. Leonard
James Logan
Worcester
Walter E. Lord
Ipswich
Edward McDonald
Lenox
John J. Flaherty
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Reuben Rush
Charles S. Hamlin
Richard Olney
George 8. Boutwell
Patrick A. Collins
William A. Gaston
Joseph H. O'Neil
John H. H. McNamee
Winslow Warren
James E. Watson
Moorfield Storey
Charles H. Taylor
T. Jefferson Coolidge
John W. Coughlin
John ©. Burke
Henry W. Lamb
Frederick J. Stimson
John C. Crosby
Pittsfield
Horace R. Drinkwater
Braintree
Josiah Quincy
John A. Sullivan
John P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Thomas F. Cassidy
Adams
Theobald M. Connor
Northampton
David F. O’connell
David I. Walsh
Clinton
John C. Burke
James F. Carens
Newburyport
Albert B. Bosson
Howard D. Nash
Charles S. Sullivan
John J. Teevens, Jr
Thomas J
John McQuaid
Thomas P._ Larkin
Williamsburg
Timothy Howard
North Brookfield
John E. McGrath
Hudson
Philip H. Holland
William Hill
William H. Corcoran, Jr
John L. Nichols
Somerville
John Morrissey
John P. Riley
John H. Lee
John P. Radigian
Hyde Park
John F. Moran
Charles S. Davis
Plymouth
Ordination remarks and mission funds in Episcopal gathering
The speech recalls ordination by bishops including Benjamin Whipple and thanks supporters. It stresses learning from the convention, focusing on family life, religious vigor at home, and safeguarding children’s Christian heritage. It urges unity for spreading the gospel and notes deputies chose to keep the Episcopal church name.
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Benjamin Whipple
Minnesota
Egypt
England
America
The
Episcopal Church
Rev Edward R Drew Installed as Pastor at Roxbury church
The Rev. Edward Raymond Drew was installed pastor of Immanuel Congregational Church on Moreland Street Roxbury, succeeding the Rev. C. H. Beale who departs for Colorado.
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Edward Raymond Drew
Immanuel Congregational Church
Moreland Street
Roxbury
C. H. Beale
Colorado
Five Boston men rescued after yacht Grace Bell runs aground near Long Island
A party of five Boston residents on the Grace Bell, commanded by Captain R Libby, sailed from Boston for a pleasure and fishing trip. The yacht ran aground on rocks near the north end of Long Island in heavy wind, leaving crew marooned until the Guardian harbored by harbor police rescued them after an hour of effort.
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Long Island
Grace Bell
R. Libby
Boston
Guardian
P. J. Williams
Vaughn Street
Edward Converse
Elm Street
Francis Lennon
Ninth Street
Daniel J. Coughlin
Lauriat Avenue
Dorchester
Joseph P. Hayes
Sixth Street
Fort Strong
Burglars Strike Ad den Birley Home Jamaica Plain
Burglars entered the residence of Ad den Birley at 26 Walk Hill Street Jamaica Plain about 8 30 last night by means of a false key and stole a suit of clothes and a gold pin.
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Adden Birley
Walk Hill Street
Jamaica Plain
Williams Hits at Roosevelt in Louisville Speech
Congressman John Sharp Williams opened the Democratic campaign in Louisville with a speech attacking Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican record on tariffs trusts and official malfeasance. He contrasted Jefferson and Jackson with Roosevelt and mocked Roosevelt’s criticism of past presidents.
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Louisville
John Sharp Williams
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Willams
Jefferson
Jackson
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Wooden wedding celebrated for Mr. Elias Gottwald in South Boston
Mr. Elias Gottwald marked his wooden wedding at his 1122 N Street home attended by P. J. Tivnan and many friends. The event featured congratulatory speeches music and dancing with guests including Fred W. Gottwald John W. Dowse John H. Crowley and several Misses Nellie A Murphy May Campbell and Margaret Burke.
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Elias Gottwald
South
Boston
N Street
P. J. Tivnan
Ward 16
Fred W. Gottwald
John W
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Jerome A. Petttti
William B. Plunkett
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North Attleboro
David G. Pratt
Middleboro
John H. Wheeler
Orange
Edward M. Woodward
John M. Woods
Lee H. Atherton, Jr
Saugus
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George R. Wallace
Fitchburg
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S. Shattuck
Hatfield
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Hanson
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Natick
Joseph W. Stevens
Greenfield
Charles E. Stevens
Ware
Frank B. Hall
Charles H. Persons
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Andrew G. Swapp
Edward P. Shaw
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Samuel Cole
Beverly
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Henry A. King
Fred W. Rugg
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George H. Doty
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Aoe
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Melrose
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Leominster
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Foxboro
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Taunton
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Bedford
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Norman P. Wood
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Fouth
Walter Perley Hall
Fitch
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George H. Dole
Clarence T. Fernald
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Francis L. Auld
Milton C. Paige
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Canton
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Daniel H. Toomey
Robert M. Burnett
Timothy F. O’hearn
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William T. Shea
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John F. Reardon
James E. Sullivan
John K. Drum
Harwich
Edward Strecker
William E. Mellen
Chicopee
John Love
Webster
Edward J. Brown
Framingham
Fisher H. Pearson
Frank C. Richardson
Essex
Dennis H. Tyrrell
John P. Feeney
Woburn
William F. McClellan
James F. Powers
Patrick J. Daley
Edward J. Baker
Upton
Thomas J. Meaney
James E. Handrahan
William P. Buckley
Edward A. Mc
Clintock
Michael J. Fleming
William F. Rooney
William J. Sullivan
Daniel H. Maguire
James T. Lyons
Swampscott
John Carter
Daniel J. Kiley
John Kearns
Winthrop M. Merrill
Frank W. Jackson
John F
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Attlero
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Westfield
William P. Hayes
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