Governor Foss Opens Campaign in Wet Rally Tour
Governor Foss launched his 1911 gubernatorial bid with rallies in Warren and Palmer despite heavy rain. He denounced money interests and pledged reforms including prison overhaul, state finance changes, and public labor policy while stressing his past legislative record and readiness for further state and national issues.
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Palmer
Foss
Warren and
Republican Party
Beacon Hill
Monson
Talling
Palmer and
Warr
David J. Wal
Frank J. Donahue
Charles B. Strecker
Boston
Strecker
Worocester
Walsh
Warren
Donahue
Poin
Ludlow
John KP. O'C
Palmer Democrat
Dewey
Westfield
George A. Moore
P. H. McKelligott
Warren Town Hall
Town Hall
W. F. Duncan
Warren Democratic Committee
Dr. J. ©. Dalton
Joseph St. George
J. N. F. Quinland
A.woodard
Duncan
Massachusetts
George W. Anderson
Swift
United Shoe Machinery Company
National Parcels Post
Rite Department of Labor
Burns Hotel
Springfield
Greenfield
Shelburne Falls
Turners Falls
Millers Falls
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Stamp Trade for Merchandise
An old advertisement offers 50 in merchandise or 2.00 in cash for a filled legal stamp at Wolf's My Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland. The note lists the trade terms and location.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Nobel Prize Nomination Hints Edison for Physics
Stockholm October 18 reports that the Nobel prize for physics this year will likely be awarded to Thomas A. Edison. The American electrician and inventor is singled out as the probable recipient in early statements from researchers.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Thomas A. Edison
Miss Edith Neilson Becomes Mrs Wilson in Cathedral Ceremony
Miss Edith Mary Neilson daughter of Mrs Robert Alexander Neilson of Cortes street married Robert William Wilson of Springfield yesterday afternoon at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross by Father Hickey. The bride wore white duchess satin with duchess lace and a tulle veil, her only ornament a pearl pin from the groom. Sister Miss Olive Neilson served as bridesmaid and Walter Richard Howe of Springfield was groomsman. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home with Mrs Robert Alexander Neilson and Mrs S D Wilson assisting hosts.
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Edith Mary Neilson
Robert Alexander Neilson
Cortes Street
Robert William Wilson
Springfield
Father Hickey
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Olive Neilson
Walter Richard Howe
8. D. Wilson
Pimples On Face Cacium Remedy Cadum Promises Quick Skin Relief
Pimples on the face are said to improve from the new remedy Cacium containing juniperus oxycedrus extract. The product claims soothing healing when skin is inflamed or irritated with noticeable improvement after first use. It targets blackheads blotches sores roughness chafing and related troubles.
Eight New Firms Join in Lockout in Lynn
The strike crisis deepens as Horace Sawyer reports eight new firms joined the lockout bringing out 700 men and 28 firms. Trinity & Cassaboom adds 20 cutters to the list while manufacturers insist they stand united and will fight to a finish despite noncompliant shops.
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Lynn
Horace M. Sawyer
Manufacturers’ Association
Stephen M. Walsh
Horace W. Sawyer
Trinity & Cassaboom
Sawyer
Boston Bankers Faulted as Disloyal by City Club Mayor
Mayor Fitzgerald at the City Club charged Boston bankers with disloyalty and urged 200 capitalists to fund a Boston Texas steamship line while noting $22 million sunk in Hudson River enterprise. He praised Greater Boston auto progress, urged parallel Boston West Indies routes, and predicted new markets for shoes and textiles.
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Boston
Fitzgerald
City Club
Hudson River
Detroit
Texas
West Indies
Ines
New England
George 8. Smith
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Peace Organizations
David Foster
Vermont
House’ Committee On Foreign Affairs
America
John Jay
England
Washington
Aioe Yuy
Megota
Teen Lowe
Ruzzie Lambs Fate With Jury
New York Oct 18 The Ruzzie Lamb letters and Russell Griswolds suit for 50000 heart balm rest with the jury tonight The 12 jurors retired after noon with the letters and photos for perusal and adjournment was directed to a verdict sealed until tomorrow morning Miss Helen Woodruff Smith of Stamford Conn the defendant faced sharp questioning over the alleged contract to marry Griswold Griswolds and Smiths lawyers sparred over privacy and the rumor laden letters Justice Brown instructed the jury to read the evidence to determine if a contract existed and to assess damages if found beneficial to the plaintiff
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New York
Ruzzie Lamb
Russell Griswold
Pertsal
Brown
Helen Woodruff Smith
Stamford
Conn
Griswold
Miss Smith
Delaware Water Gap
Graw
Rowsdgton, Conn
Double Legal Stamps Offer At Wolf's My Clothier
Morning promotion gives double legal stamps with every purchase until noon at Wolf's My Clothier located at Hanover and Portland Streets.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
St. Hanover
Portland Streets
Quotation triggers laughter during court remarks
Griswold’s reference to Mrs Craw as a “sort of mother to me” provoked Miss Smith into merriment nearly hysterical, during the court exchange. The remark appears in a trial record highlighting tension between the two witnesses and the defense strategy.
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Essex St
Lawrence, Mass
Springfield Mass
BIG Sale Rubbers
Washington Street
Interstate Shoe CO
Leonard & Barrows
Middleboro
Mass
Huckins & Temple
Milford
Adams Shoe CO
Brockton-Ideal CO
Brockton, Mass
Goodyear West
Whitcomb
Andirls
Dr. Kimball
And
Oxfords
Aronson
Russia
Dr Wallgames
Juliets
Ross
Banks
Puritan
Siegel's
Hayward PI
Edith M. Neilson
Wilson
Penn Shower
Bromfield Street
Fost Hill
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