Three Massachusetts Congressmen In Boston Rally
In Columbus Wravenester Oct 20 the Hon Sherman Hoar led a large Democratic rally condemning McCall for alleged prewar rhetoric and attacks on Andrew. Hoar denounced illness accusations and urged McCall to halt hostile insinuations while praising Andrew’s service against free silver and Massachusetts governance.
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ONeill Addresses Democratic Rally with Lodge
In Lynn Oct 20, Congressman Joseph H. ONeill spoke at a Democratic rally addressed to fellow congressman Mr Lodge. The event, held in Luvy, drew local supporters and emphasized party unity and policy aims ahead of upcoming votes.
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Lodge Speech Highlights Tariff and Republican Unity
Worcester Oct 20 Hon Henry Cabot Lodge spoke at a GOP rally outlining tariff ideas and the Democratic campaign. He praised Columbus while stressing independence and union as core US strengths and urged voting for the Republican ticket.
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Theatre Gossip and New Boston Opera Scenes
A Boston gossip column notes Laura Schirmer Mapleson returning to Boston in Fa dette at Tremont and discusses grand opera decline, future lyics like musical comedy, plus updates on The Charity Ball at Hollis Street and a slate of upcoming shows at the Tremont Globe and Park theatres with cast changes and notable performances.
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Boards of Health Session Explores the Simonin Process
In Lynn on Oct 20 the Massachusetts Association of Boards of Health gathered with officials from Quincy, Newton, Weston, Needham, Gloucester, Brookline, Cambridge, Brockton, Lynn, Salem and the Commonwealth. Colonel Morse discussed the Engle cremation method, and I W Simonin of Philadelphia presented the Simonin Process, a naphtha vapor sterilization system described as treating garbage and even human bodies to destroy germs and produce a fertilizer-like end product. A broad discussion followed with Mayor Hayes, Dr. Fields, and other health officers weighing long contracts, city autonomy, and the need to prevent infection at seaports and in urban waste management.
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Political call urges Democrat registration today
A brief political note urges Democrats to register today and notes there is no poll tax to pay. The item emphasizes eligibility and immediate action without additional costs.
Conductor Macomber and Engineer Jones blamed for 1910 accident
Rail regulators hold Conductor Fred H. Macomber and Engineer Edward Jones responsible for a Gloucester branch collision on August 17. A freight wreck in Macomber’s charge struck a Boston & Maine passenger train near Paradise crossing after a misjudged Beverly departure. Macomber, aged 22, said he trusted the engineer to handle conditions.
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Democrats Must Register By Tuesday Night
The message urges Democratic voters to register by Tuesday night and do so today, stressing urgency for eligible voters to complete registration before the deadline.
Quiet Marlboro Street Wedding Unites Ahlborn And Alley
Miss Mary G. Ahlborn wed Frederick J. Alley of Jamaica Plain last night at 258 Marlboro Street in a simple ceremony. Rev. Charles F. Dole officiated, with George Alley as best man and ushers Aleck McKim Benjamin Wendall and Daniel Wetherbee. White chrysanthemums and asparagus vine adorned the house, and an informal reception followed.
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Bedouins of the Desert Lecture Delights Audience
Lydia Von Finkelstein presents Tales of the Tents on Bedouins, detailing nomadic life with Beouin costumes, vivid description, and engaging anecdotes. Her Oriental lecture captivates with folklore, customs, virtues and flaws, rendered in graphic English.
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Field brothers talk at Tremont Temple November 30
The Boston Press Club schedules a lecture and readings by Eugene Field and George W. Field at Tremont Temple on the evening of November 30.
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Democratic duty to register and vote now
Democratic duty to reg ret at once. Democrats, duty done means Governor Rus sell's re election.
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