Williams Tours Martha's Vineyard in Democratic Campaign
On October 11 in Vineyard Haven George Fred Williams, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, toured the island towns from Wood's Hall to West Tisbury and Edgartown. He delivered speeches, defended the party platform on public corporations, and critiqued Republican proposals, urging discussion of state administration and reform.
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George Fred Williams
Commonwealth
Wood's Hall
Boston
West Tisbury
Edgartown
American Bell Telephone Company
Democratic Party
Waltham
Thoreby
Republican Party
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Greenhalge
Holyoke Republicans Unite Leaders in Holyoke Meeting
Springfield Oct 11 A large Republican mass meeting in Holyoke City Hall featured Governor Greenhalge and Lieutenant Governor Wolcott joining forces again. Wolcott rebutted John B. Russell and the A P A while Greenhalge addressed Whitcomb police bill remarks drawing strong applause. A reception preceded the event with about 300 attendees.
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Springfield
Holyoke
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Massachusetts
John BH
Russell
Whitcomb
Chase
Slattery
A. BE. Hemphill
E. P. Ford
City Republican Committee
Wiliam Whiting
Whiting
Fire destroys South Boston stables and homes in six-alarm blaze
A morning fire at the corner of Dorchester Avenue and Sixth Street South Boston gutted a 2 12 story wooden building, killing six horses and damaging the Brainard estate plus a three-story tenement. Firemen struggled to draw water, with a barn and other structures burning as residents evacuated in fear. One horse-drawn carriage later caused injuries at a rail crossing. Investigators will probe causes.
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Sixth Street
Boston
J. H. Brainard
James White
John Houlihan
Jame Pudong
Fifth Place
Patrick Houlihan
Carter Dinsmore
Minahan
Brainard
Patrick Maher
Timothy Heffernan
Andrew Minahan
Los
Father Reunited After 31 Years in Brockton Factory Tale
In Brockton on October 11, George Howe, foreman at Charles A Eaton and Co., learns his long lost father survived the war. An elderly man today claims to be Howe's father, last seen 31 years ago after Howe's family vanished following the Bethesda Church battle. Howe had believed his father dead. his mother died earlier, leaving siblings scattered and Hattie Howe seeking a pension for herself and others but lacking proof.
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George Howe
Charles A. Eaton & Co
Belive
Bethesda
Webster
Hattie
Bia Soest
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