Roosevelt Praises Practical Patriotism At Sherman Statue
President Roosevelt urges practical patriotism at the Washington Sherman statue unveiling. He lauds Civil War valor on both sides, calls for deeds aligned with duty, and stresses a strong navy and disciplined army while upholding the nation’s flag and shared memory. The speech emphasizes character, courage, loyalty, and responsibility.
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Murphy declines bid for mayor in caucuses
Former Senator John R. Murphy, ex-water commissioner and ex-fire commissioner, says he will not run in the caucuses against Mayor Collins. He cites heavy business commitments and ongoing legal work, while noting continued political animosity but hopes a Democratic challenger emerges.
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Norman visits among the men behind the gun
Major Thomas Talbot chairs the Republican State committee headquarters amid fundraising strains and a tense campaign for Bates. He explains reliance on Democratic-leaning papers and announces plans for a presidential year push while staffers struggle with funds and public relations in a stalled political operation.
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Mayor Promises Firefighter Protection Under Fire
Mayor Collins refused to discuss charges alleging broken pledge to protect firemen since election. A secretive, opposed firemen group fears for their jobs. John J. Lynch contesting a drinking in saloon charge seeks aid from Hon. John R. Murphy. Firemen accuse Commissioner Russell of arbitrariness contra pledged justice from the mayor.
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Took a Straw Vote Interesting Experiment in a Restaurant
An ad man in Pittsburg on a Western trip notes a restaurant survey of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets use. He interviews 23 traveling men. nine use the tablets after meals, citing relief from indigestion, irregular meals, gas, and chest pressure, with claims of improved health and appetite. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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East Boston Rally Opens State Campaign in Commonwealth Hall
Republican rally led by Lincoln Club heard speeches from Lieutenant-Governor Curtis Guild Jr and others. Guild warned that voting for the Democratic candidate would threaten national policies, urging voters to choose stability over panic and to prevent a repeat of 1893-like reckless moves.
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Loan bill fails by one vote in council raid
Democrats tried twice to pass a $455,000 loan order for street improvements in the Common Council last night but fell short by one vote each time. Four Republicans who had opposed the bill before, Gove Curtis Nichols and Williams, switched to supporting it.
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Moody to Talk to Harvard Men on Navy Administration
Secretary of the Navy Moody will address Harvard men on November 2 on The Administration of the Navy. The lecture will cover naval policy, organization, and the future of the service.
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Democratic State Committee Moves Into New Quarters
The Democratic State committee under Congressman McNary relocates to 4 Liberty Square. Four rooms on the fourth floor host McNary staff and McSweeney’s exclusive room, with a telephone operators space. The upper floor contains three shared rooms for mailing, scheduling speakers, and distributing campaign literature, plus private spaces for conferences with state leaders.
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Labor questions at Brockton rally spark party critique
At a Democratic rally in City Theatre Charles Hamlin and John Sullivan pressed Republicans on labor policy and trade issues. They charged Republicans blocked labor reforms while praising Democratic efforts and contrasted labor protections with trusts and industrial policy.
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