Papers Issued for Boston Ward and City Elections
Nomination papers for ward, city convention, Board of Aldermen and Councilmen were distributed by the Democratic city committee with little rush. Several ward leaders and aldermen secured papers, including Bunton for Ward 20 antis and Alderman O'Toole for Ward 18, setting expectations for a quiet filing period.
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Board of Aldermen
Democratic City Committee
William A. Bunton
O’connell
Boston
Daniel Whelton
Joseph Norton
John Baldwin
Frank O’toole
William Power
John H. Lee
Brighton
Thomas J. Curley
John J. Curley
Lodge After The Democrats Speaks In New Bedford
Senator Lodge plans a campaign swing to New Bedford to rebut William L. Douglas in his Brockton acceptance speech on tariff issues and reciprocity. Democratic leaders welcome his active role as they prepare further counterattacks across the state, with stops in Somerville and Holyoke this week.
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Senator Lodge
New Bedford
William L. Douglas
Brockton
Somerville
Richard Olmey
Holyoke
Democrats to Ratify Tuesday Night
The Democratic ratification meeting announced for Thursday evening has been postponed to Tuesday due to speaker issues. The city committee plans to have Edward M. Shepard and M. W. Littleton as speakers at the event.
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Edward M. Shepard
M. W. Littleton
Catarrh of the Stomach Natural remedy claim
Catarrh of the stomach is described as a long standing but curable condition with symptoms including bloating after meals sour risings and gas. The text promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets containing Diastase Pepsin Nux Golden Seal and fruit acids as a safe effective treatment to improve digestion and relieve catarrh of the stomach. A testimonial from R S Workman of Chicago supports the tablet's cure.
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Harlanson
Stuart
R. S. Workman
Chicago
Ills
Millions of newspapers sent by Democratic HQs in several languages
Four tons of literature were dispatched from Democratic headquarters to every city and town in the state, reflecting a rising demand for reading matter over speeches. The Democratic Club and former Congressmen supplied pamphlets, now published in English French German Polish and Hebrew, amid similar Republican activity ensuring voters have weeks of reading material.
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Democratic Club
Massachusetts Republican Club
Fairbanks Visits Woonsocket Rhode Island
The special train with Charles W. Fairbanks Republican candidate for Vice-President arrived in Woonsocket Rhode Island at 3:20 p.m. A 21-gun salute and cheering greeted him. He spoke briefly from the rear platform urging voters to reelect the current Republican House members.
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Woonsocket
R. L
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
National House
Fairbanks Brief Stop in Pawtucket Delivers Speech
Charles W. Fairbanks halted in Pawtucket on his way to Providence and spoke from an open carriage to a waiting crowd. The Flintlock and Powderhorn chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, presented a basket of roses carnations and violets in honor of Mrs. Fairbanks, president-general of the organization.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Charles W. Fairbanks
Providence
Flintlock and Powderhorn
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fairbanks Arrives in Providence to Warm Greeting
The Honorable Charles W. Fairbanks reached Providence by train from Worcester around 4 15 pm and was greeted by a large crowd at the station. He traveled to Senator Nelson W. Aldrich's Warwick home for dinner, accompanied by Senator Aldrich and Congressman Adin B Capron as cheers interrupted his progress to the special car.
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Providence
R. I
Charles W. Fairbanks
Worcester
Nelson W. Aldrich
Warwick
Aldrich
Adin B. Capron
Douglas to Visit Worcester Friday
The heart of the Commonwealth will on Friday next greet the Hon. William N. Douglas Democratic candidate for Governor. A large delegation of Worcester county Democrats will meet him at the Bay State House Worcester where a reception will be held.
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Heart of the
Berkshire Crosby Boosts Campaign In Western Massachusetts
Pittsfield reports Crosby supporters tour the Berkshires with meetings for Pittsfield’s favorite son for Lieutenant Governor. Crosby, a longtime figure in local politics, is described as a tireless worker and fighter who commands broad backing, while his campaign intersects with rivals for district attorney and representative. Crosby visits his Bradford street home after court sessions and vows a strong Democratic vote, citing unity and past battles in the party.
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Pittsfield
Berkshires
Crosby
Hills
John C. Crosby
Congress
John
Johnny
Marshall Wilcox
Johnny Crosby
John Crosby
West Pittsfield
the Post
Berkshire County
Massachusetts
Douglas
Judge Emmons
Douglas May Win Says Springfield Republican
The Boston correspondent of the Springfield Republican reports Democrats in state and Douglas circles say Douglas may win this year. Northamption and southeastern towns show working men and wage laborers shifting to Douglas, while Cape district workers turn to him as well. The atmosphere at headquarters is a whirlwind, with extensive literature ready for distribution.
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Boston
Springfield Republican
William L. Douglas
State
Douglas
Cape District
Northampton
Parker
O Connell supports McNary in 10th district bid
Dorchester Democrat Joseph F. OConnell, a 10th district congressional candidate, writes to McNary pledging active support. He says he will abide by caucus will, run as a Democrat, and help build a large Democratic majority with his friends’ backing.
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Joseph F. O’connell
Dorchester
Congress
Mc Nary
O’connell
Court General Hancock smoke talk at Society Hall
General Hancock of the F A spoke at Society Hall Charles town on Monday evening. J McCormack served as chairman and a large number of out of town councils were represented.
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Hancock
Society Hall
Charlestown
J. McCormack
MacInnis urged to seek reelection in Berkshire setting
Joy ran through Berkshire Democratic circles after Pittsfield reported Senator William H. MacInnis would run again. The convention had nominated ex-Representative Haskins of Savoy, who withdrew to back MacInnis. MacInnis has served two Senate terms and earned broad cross party respect.
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Pittsfield
William H. Macinnis
Haskins
Savoy
MacInnis
Senate
Berkshire
Busy Store Attracts October Trade For Phelan Steptoe
A bustling Saturday at Phelan & Steptoe 42 Boylston street shows brisk October business. The newcomer firm has earned an enviable reputation for hats and gloves, suggesting further growth as years pass.
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Phelan & Steptoe
Boylston Street
Sullivan to Begin Campaign Monday in Jamaica Plain
Congressman John A. Sullivan opens re election bid in the tenth district with a mass meeting at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain the home ward of Eugene N fossil his Republican opponent. Thayer from Worcester and Senator A J Peters will speak Sullivan plans rallies in every ward.
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John A. Sullivan
Lth
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Eugene N. Foss
Republic
John R. Thayer
Worcester
A. J. Peters
Sullivan
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