Mayor Fitzgerald Predicts Moran Victory in Mass Governor Race
Mayor Fitzgerald urges Boston voters to back John B. Moran, arguing Democratic leadership will restore liberty and curb Republican control. He traces a history of Democratic governors since Civil War era, cites need for radical action, and appeals to union among supporters to defeat the GOP in Massachusetts.
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Commonwealth
State House
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Gaston
Butler
Russell
Douglas
Boston
Greater
John B. Moran
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Jefferson
Jackson
Tilden
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Old Bay
Williams Speech Returns to Forum After Four-Year Gap
G F Williams addresses the assembly greeting fellow citizens and noting his return after a four year absence. He speaks on civic matters and emphasizes renewed engagement with public affairs and local leadership. The address frames ongoing community concerns and invites continued participation.
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G. F. Williams
Man quits coffee at 70 finds strength with Postum
A 70-year-old North Dakota man, after forty years of coffee use, quits abruptly and switches to Postum. Within two months his nerves settle, strength returns, and he reports renewed vitality for work, urging others to boil Postum long enough. The note appears from Postum Co. with a nod to The Road to Wellville.
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N. Dak
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Moran Ticket and Democratic Rally Speech by Bartlett
The Honorable Charles W. Bartlett speaks at the first great Democratic rally praising the convention that nominated John B. Moran for Governor. He emphasizes party procedure, platform adoption, and ticket presentation, and offers to discuss Moran privately with anyone unfamiliar.
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Charles W. Bartlett
John B. Moran
The
Commonwealth
Moran for Governor Endorsed by O Connell Speech
Joseph F. O Connell urged young men to choose their own leaders and praised John B. Moran as an inspiration and fearless, energetic district attorney. He predicted Moran would be Massachusetts governor, praising his rigid law enforcement and promising administration.
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Joseph F. O’connell
Joe
Johnb. Moran
John B. Moran
Massachusetts
Moran Backed as DA and Eight Hour Day Advocate
The speaker endorses the Democratic platform and state ticket. John B. Moran is praised as a good Democrat and district attorney who supports eight hours for a workday while noting his own overtime contributions.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
John B. Moran
Wreck of Templeton trolley injures ten in dark switch collision
Miss Nora Dunn of Otter River lost sight in one eye and nine others were hurt when a Templeton branch theatre special trolley collided with the Baldwinville last car at a shadowy Woods Crossing switch. Motorman and conductors avoided details. Concerts and Sousa band visit noted.
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Bailey
Hobbs
Pratt
Samuel
O'Brien Beats Tremble and Cooley in City Boxing Show
Philadelphia fighter Jack O'Brien faced Jim Tremble and Jack Cooley at the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles on October 16. He defeated Cooley in a decisive fashion with no sustained clinch, then knocked Tremble down four times in the ninth round before the referee counted him out, fulfilling the contract to stop both men in ten rounds.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Jim Tremble
Jack Cooley
Pacific Athletic Club
Cooley
Tremble
O’brien
Sousa Band Delights Boston at Food Fair
John Philip Sousa and his band drew a large crowd at the Boston Food Fair. Afternoon and evening programs featured solos by Leo Zimmerman Jeannette Powers Ada Chambers and selections from Cavalleria Rusticana and Tannhauser. Encores and Ada Chambers dramatic Card Song from The Bride Elect drew strong acclaim.
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John Philip Sousa
Boston
Cavalleria Rusticana
Leo Zimmerman
Jeannette Powers
Elizabeth
Tannhauser
Ada Chambers
Sousa
Chambers
Sunshine for the stomach with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A dyspeptic man is urged to seek happiness through digestion as a companion explains how Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can digest heavy meals. The speaker promises relief from heartburn sour stomach and other indigestion symptoms and suggests trying a package at 50 cents.
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Stuart
Hearst Ratification at Tammany Hall in New York
New York county Democratic campaign opened with a large ratification meeting at Tammany Hall. William R. Hearst was absent, represented by Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. Speakers included Bourke Cochran, Senator Grady, Chanler, and Charles Murphy. Overflows filled outside gatherings as chants praised Hearst and booed Hughes amid party tension.
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New York
Democratic Organization of
New York County
Tammany Hall
William R. Hearst
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Democratic Party
Independence League
Edward Swan
Chanler
Bourke Cochran
Thomas F. Grady
Charles’ E. Hughes
Hearst
Rogers
Ryan
Rockefeller
Morgan
McDonald
Belmont
California
William Hepburn Russell
William Randolph Hearst
Charles F. Murphy
Charles Murphy
Tammany
Mr. Hearst
Buffalo
Mr. Cochran
Bryan
Cochran
Hearst Tours the Northern Counties in New York
Democratic and Independence League candidate William R. Hearst began a northern border tour after leaving Cortland. In Fulton and Oswego he spoke twice and was greeted warmly. He asserted he paid over 20,000 to a newspaper delivery wagon victim, while disputing liability and quipping about collars made in Paris versus a Wall Street corporate collar.
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Oswego
N. Y
William R. Hearst
Democratic and
Independence League
Cortland
Hearst
Oswego County
Fulton
Public Square
Opera House
Paris
Wall Street
Hughes Tours New York in Long Island Swing
Republican gubernatorial candidate Charles E. Hughes continued his New York campaign from Greenport to Garden City, delivering ten speeches and shaking hands with crowds along the north shore and East Side after two days of appearances.
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New York
Long Island
Charles E. Hughes
New York City
Great East Side
Hughes
Greenport
Garden City
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