A Good Omen for Douglas in Delaware Election
The Sunday Post argues William L. Douglas champions freer trade with Canada and labor leaders back him for fair treatment of workers. It contrasts Governor Bates with Douglas, notes a fusion candidacy linked to Roosevelt Addicks interests, and discusses Delaware's narrow electoral path and Senate seat dynamics amid Roosevelt era policies.
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William L. Douglas
Douglas
Canada
Bates
Organized Labor
Delaware
Addicks
United States
Senate
Republican Party
Louis H. Ball
James F. Allee
Add
Election Bets Reflect Public Preference In Presidential Race
A New York wager pattern on Roosevelt at four to one shows rising odds, echoing 1900 McKinley Bryan contrasts. In Massachusetts betting is illegal and cannot influence votes, yet bettors reveal personal leanings. The rational act remains casting a ballot for one’s chosen candidate.
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New York
Roosevelt
McKinley
Bryan
Massachusetts
Roosevelt and Panamanian deal critics forecast new demands
The piece criticizes Roosevelt and the Panama treaty. speculators profited $10 million, with no one sure where it went. It Argues isthmian leaders seek more compensation, claiming U.S. sovereignty moves and tariff adjustments harm Panama. The column predicts a post election settlement, likely by force if Roosevelt wins.
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Republic of Panama
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
M. Bunau-Varilla
Mr. Roosevelt
Republic of Colombia
Canal Zone
Truce Patched Between Addicks and Anti Addicks Wings
In Delaware efforts to remove the state from doubtful status for the presidential race a ceasefire has been arranged between the Addicks and their anti Addicks allies within the Republican party.
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Delaware
Voter Registration Growth Highlights Boston Political Power
Registration in Boston and other Commonwealth cities shows a large upcoming vote. Boston lists rose from 109 325 to 114 755, a 5430 gain tied to national elections and population growth. With nearly one third of the state's governor vote possible here, the city’s Democratic leanings could swing the full State ticket if turnout is high.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Miscellaneous Neighborhood Notes and Local Observations
A column of public anecdotes covers a Dudley Street transfer scene about a lost five cents, market crate versus barrel apples, a funeral procession honor in Wakefield, and a police motto display. It mentions Rev Dr Brent’s remarks at a Newton Sunday School gathering, donation day at Somerville Hospital, a Cambridge encounter, Wagner guide publication, Harvard players now in politics, a retiring race horse at Readville, grain elevator work at Mystic Wharf, Ned Crocker’s eye trouble, Ipswich Street car views, Charles Wigley in town, and a plan for all night Bowdoin car service in Dorchester.
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New England
Sunday Post
Observant Citizen
Dudley Street
Mechanics’ Fair
Urquhart
Wakefield
Brent
The
Philippine Islands
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
Newton
State Street
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
Cambridge
Oliver Ditson
Richard Wagner
Richard Aldrich
Btick & Street
James Gallivan
Harvard
Francis A. Campbell
Kentucky Star
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Readville
Mystic Wharf
Chelsea Bridge
Ned Crocker
Malden
Ipswich
Charles River
Turner
Charles H. Wigley
Dorchester
Bowdoin Street
Washington Street
Newton Newkirk
Adam
Mark Twain
B. C
Eve
Sphinx
Jordan Marsh CO
Summer St
Rogers Peet & Co
Pargans
Glens Falls
London
Stetson
Summer Street
Lu.uu
Mely
Catli
Egame
Cela Ein cAs
Macular Parker Company
Washington St
Comer’s
Boylston St
Walker Bldg
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