Whitney Reply to Williams Defends 1890 Transport Policy
Henry M. Whitney, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, issues an open letter replying to George Fred Williams. He defends consolidating horse car lines, the trolley and elevated plans, and denies undue influence, while accusing Williams of demagoguery, revenge, and trying to sell out public interests for notoriety. Whitney recounts dinners, lobbying, and opposition to a rival charter, asserting the public benefit and criticizing Williams’ charges.
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Mr. Whitney
West End
Williams Denies Whitney Letter Asks For Careful Reading
The Hon. George Fred Williams disputes Whitney's accusations calling them unfounded. He defends his support for the West End bill and claims no involvement with alternative elevated rail schemes. Williams says he will reread Whitney's letter and respond publicly in due time.
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George Fred Williams
Democratic Leaders Respond to Williams Whitney Row
The Democratic executive committee denounces the Williams Whitney letters as a bid to cloud main issues like reciprocity and tariff revision. Ex-Mayor Josiah Quincy notes Williams bolted Whitney, cites no corruption funds, and says the letter fails to shift focus from business and labor concerns.
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Executive Committee
Charles W Bartlett for Governor of Massachusetts
A biographical profile champions Charles W Bartlett born 1845 Boston and raised in New Hampshire. It details his schooling from farm life to Dartmouth Law, his Civil War service, and ascent as Boston lawyer with Bartlett & Anderson. It urges voters to back Bartlett for relief from tariff burdens and seek reciprocal trade with Canada.
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Andover
Jeremiah Smith
Harvard Law School
Massachusetts Regiment
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Dover
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Bartlett & Anderson
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Dorchester
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Taylor Club
New Hampshire Club
Dartmouth Educational Association
Dartmouth
Commonwealth
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Liquozone Promises Cure with Free First Bottle Offer
An advertisement touts Liquozone as a powerful germicidal tonic derived from gases. It claims the first bottle is free in every disease that requires it, with a two month test at no cost, and cites extensive usage and cures across illnesses from bronchitis to malaria.
Free Liquozone Bottle Offer For First Time Tryers
A promotional offer promises a free full size Liquozone bottle mailed through a local druggist after the reader sends a coupon. The note emphasizes no obligation and that Liquozone costs 50 cents and a dollar.
LAquosone Trial Offer for New Medical Providers
Aimed at new users, the offer invites physicians or hospitals not yet using LAquosone to receive it for a test. The plain instruction emphasizes supplying the drug for evaluation at interested clinical sites.
Split in Democratic mayoral race prompts reformist machine fears
In Boston politics the Democratic mayoral contest shows a fractured “board of strategy” with factions backing Edward J. Donovan and John F. Fitzgerald. Key figures James Donovan Pledger, Martin Lomasney, and John A. Kelcher tip future control, while Ed ward Donovan’s candidacy draws mixed support due to his past inactivity in politics.
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Post
Martin Lomasney
Edward J. Donovan
Fitzgerald
Jim Donovan
BB. J. Donovan
Prenens
John A. Kelcher
E. J. Donovan
Congress
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Althou
Candidates Hold First Conference In Devonshire HQs
The Republican State ticket gathered at the Devonshire building headquarters yesterday. Present were Messrs Guild Draper Chapin Malone and Turner with Secretary Olin absent due to campaign duties. They discussed the upcoming campaign and how to engage prominent figures.
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Fitzgeralds Vote Getters Propel Fitzgerald Ticket In Boston
The Post reports that union of supporters for Edward J. Donovan opens a split among Democrats in Boston. Ward leaders from East Boston to Ward 25 line up for Fitzgerald with McClellan Nolan Douglas Healey McDonald Conway Powers Brickley Donovan Lydon Morris Sullivan Timilty Eagan Feneno Dagan Hoban Corbett Lee Nawn cited as influential vote getters across wards.
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Joseph H. O'Neil
John R. Murphy
Joseph A. Conry
Edward J. Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Fitzgerald
William McClellan
Nolan
John J. Douglas
Healey
House
Messrs. McDonald
Conway
Powers
Brickley
North End
West End
John LL Donovan
South Boston
Michael Lydon
Michael W. Morris
Michael Sullivan
Governor's Council
Tammany Club
Curleys
James Timilty
John Eagan
John Feneno
William Dagan
Hoban
Joseph J. Corbett
John H. Lee
Harry Nawn
Murphy Denies feud with Lomasney and Machine
John R. Murphy of Charlestown tells the Post there was no feud with M. M. Lomasney or a push from Democratic leaders to back any mayoral candidate. He says he has not talked with machine leaders and will decide whom to vote for after he knows the candidates, and he plans to attend the party caucus but cannot vote for Fitzgerald.
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John R. Murphy
Charlestown
Lomasney
Democratic
Edward J. Donovan
Murphy
M. M. Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Donovan
Draper Tour Begins Today Across State
Eben S. Draper Republican nominee for Lieutenant-Governor starts a personal state tour with Chairman Talbot and Executive Secretary Mansfield of the Republican State committee. The trip aims to reach major population centers, beginning with a stop at Parker's for the Republican Editorial Association.
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Talbot
Mansfield
Republican State Committee
Messrs
Draper
Republican Editorial Association
Parker’s
Rumors Swirl Over Mayoral Nomination in Republican Camp
Ex mayor Edwin A. Curtis looms as a potential candidate as Republicans weigh the nomination amid chatter over Charles Gallagher’s rejection and a possible Democratic indorsement. Curtis plans a formal statement in a few days.
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Edwin A. Curtis
Post
Charles T.llagher
Good Government Association
Stoned Malden trains hit by flying missiles near yards
Police and Boston & Maine officers patrol near Eastern avenue and Ferry street to capture a gang suspected of stealing signal lamps and stoning trains. Several trains were halted as lamps vanished, injuring passengers. Silas A. Crouch of Linden received facial and neck cuts. Division Superintendent Perkins led rail workers overnight.
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Ferry Street
Silas A. Crouch
Sargent Street
Linden
Perkins
Saugus Creek
Republican nomination papers distribution Oct 23
The notice states that distribution of Republican nomination papers will take place on October 23. First hour for filing is Friday October 27 at 6 am.
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Manor
Norfolk Republicans Convene at Dedham Memorial Hall
The Norfolk county Republicans hold their county convention this afternoon at Memorial Hall Dedham naming delegates and officers as part of party proceedings.
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Memorial Hall
Dedham
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