Lodge at Melrose Hammers Democrats in Speech
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge opened the campaign in Melrose addressing about 600 people at City Hall. He argued Democrats favor notes on money, pension changes, and reciprocity while praising Roosevelt and defending the GOP position on gold standard tariffs and trusts. Oscar Hindley of Alabama also spoke.
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Melrose
Henry Cabot Lodge
George F. Babcock
Republican City Committee
Senator Lodge
Oscar R. Hindley
Alabama
Levi S. Gould
Charles H. Adams
John G. Robinson
Buttrick
John Larrabee
Charles A. Dean
Malden
Daniel Russell
Bruce
Moses S. Page
A. E. Hocking
Lodge
Democratic Party
Parker
Bryan
St. Louis
Congress
Coffee Troubles Solved by Postum Drink
A Connellsville woman says twenty five years of sick headaches vanished after stopping coffee and tea and switching to Postum Food Coffee. She reports headaches and other ailments ended, health improved, and prefers Postum to coffee. Her testimony mirrors another friend who found the same relief. The Battle Creek company promotes Postum and The Road to Wellville book in each package.
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Connellsville
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Flatworker robs rooms of the French fencer
A flatworker, entering Belvidere court at 59 Belvidere Street yesterday afternoon, robbed Henry E. Genoud the French fencer. He stole 92 dollars, a diamond pin valued at 100 dollars, a wedding ring and multiple personal items including a dress suitcase alligator bag tuxedo coat nun's veiling skirt silk waist cuff links and a French bevelled mirror.
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Henry E. Genoud
Belvidere Court
Belvidere’ Street
Melrose Aldermen Reject Mayor List Again
In Melrose on October 10, Mayor Sidney H. Buttrick and the Aldermen clash over election officers. The Mayor has twice presented lists for confirmation, and the Aldermen refused to confirm them both times, citing missing veterans from previous years on the current slate.
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Melrose
Sidney H. Buttrick
Buttrick
Slattery Family Mourns Death of Edward Slattery
Edward Slattery, father of Alderman Charles H. Slattery and Dr. John R. Slattery, died at 520 East Broadway South Boston. A Irish born 71 year old longtime peninsular resident, he leaves six children. Funeral is at 10 AM with a solemn requiem mass at Gate of Heaven Church East Fourth Street conducted by Rev Robert Johnson.
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Edward Slattery
Charles H. Slattery
John R. Slattery
East Broadway
South
Boston
Peninsular District
Ireland
America
Slattery
Lawrence Slattery
Georgetown
Mass
Frank Slattery
Gate of Heaven Church
East Fourth Street
Robert Johnson
Railroad Trainmen Auxiliary Meeting at Faneuil Hall
E A King cites 10 million dollars paid to maimed railroad workers by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen as proof of its duty. The Ladies Auxiliary, with 271 delegates from the US and Canada, met at Faneuil Hall with Mrs Ray M Waterson presiding and plans set for reports and a Cambridge trolley ride. Headquarters will be at the American House.
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Brotherhood of Trainmen
E. A. King
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Faneuil Hall
D. F. Leonard
Ray M. Waterson
Henry S. Dewey
Mary A. Cook
Jeremiah J. Good
T. J. O'Sullivan
S. J
United States
Canada
Cambridge
American House
Republicans Dine Tonight at Symphony Hall
The Republican Club hosts a dinner at Symphony Hall with former Senator John M. Thurston of Nebraska arriving in Boston and heading to the Touraine, followed by Senator Joseph B. Foraker of Ohio later in the day. Dinner at 6, speeches at 7, Salem Cadet Band music, biographical Roosevelt sketches, and souvenir badges for each plate. Galleries reserved for ticket holders until 6:55.
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Republican Club
Symphony Hall
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Boston
Hotel Touraine
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Touraine
Salem Cadet Band
Roosevelt
Bryan Loyal to Parker Says Jones Reports Harmony
James K. Jones former Democratic national committee chair and ally of Bryan said he contacted ex Bryan supporters and found widespread harmony and enthusiasm. He asserts Bryan is doing loyal, effective work for Judge Parker and that Parker’s election now seems certain.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Parker
Cleveland to Speak Once in New York
Democratic national headquarters announced that ex President Grover Cleveland will make one speech in New York City in support of Parker and Davis. The date of the speech was not announced.
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Cleveland
New York
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Grover Cleveland
New York City
Parker
Davis
Coal Prices Rise Again By Twenty Five Cents A Ton
The coal man raises price another 25 cents per ton with retailers noting wholesalers have increased by 50 cents since spring. Egg, stove, chestnut, Shamokin and furnace coal all show the same 25 cent uptick.
Bankruptcy Defense in Revere Ex-Police Chief Case
In Superior Court Judge Fox heard James McCrystal v Clarence E Clisbee seeking 300. McCrystal claims Sackett the former Revere police chief assaulted him on a Northern railway car. Sackett went through bankruptcy. defense raises discharge clears him. case paused with jurors excused.
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Fox
James McCrystal
Clarence E. Clisbee
Fred 8
Burglary Reported at Malden Home on Clifton Street
William C Tilson of 190 Clifton street told police his house was entered by burglars through an unlocked window between 7 and 10 last evening. A diamond ring a gold filled watch and chain six silver forks and a small sum of money were stolen from an upstairs room.
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Malden
William C. Tilson
Clifton Street
Bull charges auto hotel party in Maine woods
A party of Freeman N. Young, Dr. Charles A. Tuttle, and Roy A. Fay in an auto hotel traveling toward West Lebanon New Hampshire camped after a rain. A bull attracted by a red sweater charged the vehicle tearing a cot loose and threatening another attack until a rifle shot felled the animal. No one was hurt and a dispute with the farmer followed.
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Freeman N. Young
Charles A. Tuttle
Roy A. Fay
Boston
The
Maine Woods
Dr. Tuttle
West
Lebanon
N. H
Tuttle
Mr. Young
Republican Chairman Sends Misdirected Letter to Alderman Barton
Melrose October 10 A misaddressed letter from Thomas Talbot Republican State central committee chair greeted Alderman Charles J Barton Democratic presidential elector candidate. The note claimed Barton wished Roosevelt’s election and Republican continuity while humorously noting a united Democratic fight in Massachusetts.
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Melrose
Roosevelt
Charles J. Barton
Massachusetts
Thomas Talbot
Republican State Central Committee
Harvest Party Opens New Century Club Season in East Boston
The New Century Club for young women in East Boston started the dancing season with a Harvest party at Lyceum Hall last night. President Susie McGovern led the event with help from Misses Margaret McSweeney Rose Graham Mary Flynn and Tessa McLaughlin, aided by 16 young women and nine men.
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New Century Club
Boston
Lyceum Hall
Susie McGovern
Margaret McSweeney
Rose Graham
Mary Flynn
Tessa McLaughlin
Live Turkeys in Show Window Attract Thanksgiving Buyers
For 25 years C H Robinson Co and Holmes Luce Co display live Vermont turkeys in a Dock Square window to promote a free turkey with every range bought from Oct 1 to Thanksgiving. Buyers receive a free turkey with any standard range chosen at regular prices and easy terms on New England deliveries.
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C. H. Robinson & Co
Dock Square
Vermont
Holmes, Luce & Co
GO. H. Robinson
New England
King’s Bohemian Beer Sold by Your Dealer
Local beer retailer promotes King’s Bohemian beer with consumer call to ask for it at participating outlets.
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King’s Bohemian Beer
Roxbury Couple Wed on Tremont Street at Social Hall
At Social Hall on Tremont street Roxbury Miss Annie D Strachan of Valley Falls Rhode Island and Daniel Dun can of Boston were married last night.
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Tremont Street
Roxbury
Annie D. Strachan
Valley Falls
R. I
Daniel Duncan
Boston
Lajoie’s comeback and praise for Father John’s Medicine
Napoleon Lajoie, famed Cleveland as second baseman and captain, recounts his 1902 illness and winter recovery. He credits Father John’s Medicine with restoring his strength and enabling a stronger, healthier return to the field. He says the tonic keeps him well on road trips.
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Napoleon Lajoie
Clevelands
Lajoie
Father John
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