Watson Files Papers as Suffolk Sheriff Candidate
James A. Watson of Ward 18 files papers at about 4 00 pm with Secretary Olin to seek the Suffolk sheriff seat. A dozen supporters guard the papers at the State House amid undercurrent talk on reciprocity while Watson plans a campaign at Dudley Street Opera House tonight.
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James A. Watson
Suffolk County
Fred H. Seavey
Olin
Jerry
State House
Foss
Watson
Dudley
Douglas meets party leaders in Worcester
In Worcester on October 21 a large gathering of Democratic leaders and organizers from across the district except Westboro welcomed Hon. William L. Douglas. The event included a brief introduction, a campaign briefing, a dinner, and a short address by Douglas. Local candidates and officials attended and expressed confidence in success.
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Worcester
Westboro
William L. Douglas
Douglas
Boston
John R. Thayer
Bay State
John B. Rattigan
Congress
Daniel F. Rourke
F. X. Tetrault
Southbridge
David F. O'Connell
Professor Chamberlain
Clark
Thayer
Cleveland and Lodge assess Parker and Roosevelt in McClures
Grover Cleveland offers a strong defense of Alton B. Parker, praising his constant devotion to duty and conservative presidential view. Henry Cabot Lodge portrays Theodore Roosevelt as energetic yet reflective, noting his quick grasp, decisive action after thorough thought, and readiness to heed advice.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
McClure
Judge Parker
Alton B. Parker
McClure’s
Henry Cabot Lodge
President Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Reed and Guild Joke as Weeks Confusion Triggers Exit
At the Republican State committee HQ in Taunton Senator-to-be Silas D Reed and Lieutenant-Governor Guild exchanged a joking greeting about Weeks. The exchange led to confusion over which Weeks was meant and ended with Colonel Reynolds ordering both men to leave after Reynolds collapsed.
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Silas D. Reed
Taunton
Guild
Wellesley
W. B. Weeks
Mr. Reed
John W. Weeks
Silas
James B. Reynolds
Proctor
Reynolds
Republican Nomination Papers Distribution Opened Today
At 9 oclock this morning the Republican city committee will issue nomination papers for ward committee city councilmen and Board of Aldermen at 6 Beacon Street Room 710 The filing period opens Thursday Oct 27 at 6 am and ends Saturday Oct 29 at 7 am The notice specifies locations and deadlines for candidates.
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Republican City Committee
Ward Committee
Board of Aldermen
Beacon Street
Moran Drops DA Candidacy After Filing Missed
John B. Moran, who had announced a run for district attorney against Oliver Stevens and reserved Faneuil Hall for a Monday rally, did not file nomination papers at the State House yesterday and will not pursue the race.
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John B. Moran
Oliver Stevens
Faneuil Hall
State House
Independent nominations filed for legislature across districts
Time expired at 5 PM for independent nomination papers for State and county posts. In Fifth Suffolk district M A Sullivan and Charles H Barker head the ticket as Democratic and Republican independents. in Eighth Suffolk F B Barnes is a Republican independent. in Ninth D H Sullivan is a Democratic citizen. Suffolk County districts list independents in Seventh B J O Connor, Thirteenth W L Newton, Sixteenth P H Higgins, Twenty second John Bleller, Twenty seventh David A Munore. In seventeen districts no Democratic nominees are listed.
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Suffolk
M. A. Sullivan
Charles H. Barker
F. B. Barnes
D. H. Sullivan
Suffolk County
B. J. O’connor
W.L. Newton
P. H. Higgins
John Bleller
Republican Citizens
David A. Munore
Hoke Smith Address at Hartford Attacks Republicans
Ex Secretary Hoke Smith of Georgia spoke in Hartford to a Democratic gathering. He urged that Cleveland receive due honors and defended the gold standard, noting New York speakers supporting Cleveland and Carlisle. He said Republicans try to rob Cleveland of credit and emphasized gold standard loyalty among delegates.
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Hartford
Conn
Interior
Cleveland
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
New York
Grover Cleveland
John G. Carlisle
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Independent candidate backs Sullivan in 21st ward
John A W Silver who had filed as an independent Republican candidate for Congress in the 21st district announced he would not file his papers and will support Hon John A Sullivan on election day.
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Sullivan John A. W. Silver
Ward 21
Congress
Mth
John A. Sullivan
Opposition Democratic Ticket in Ward 20
The Parker Club of Ward 20 opposes the regular ward committee amid a long running battle with the Young Men's Democratic Club. Joseph F. O'Connell presiding has decided not to file papers, yet Parker Club plans opposition to the regular ward organization.
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Parker Club
Ward 20
Tipcart Democracy
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Joseph F. O'Connell
O’connell
Indians at Harvard battle looms after lineup shakeup
Harvard alters its line for today’s game against Carlisle as Squires moves to right tackle and White shifts to center. Parkinson returns to center with Parker and Brill anchoring the line. The Crimson, heavy but crude, faces Carlisle’s speed and strategy with questions about ground conditions and tackling in a tense Soldiers Field clash.
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Crimson
Soldiers Field
Crimson Eleven
Squires
White
Meier
Derby
Parkinson
Parker
Milton Academy
Brill
Exeter
Filley
Leary
Harvard
Carlisle
Rodgers
The
Indians
McFahen
Boon to Salaried Persons Boosts Note Borrowing Proposals
An advertisement suggests salaried individuals can borrow on their notes without security. It directs readers to Wm. E. Fay & Co at 60 State Street Boston Rooms 714 17 for details on this arrangement.
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Wm. E. Fay & Co
State St
Boston
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American Cereal CO
Chicago
Ill
Lodge
Roosevelt
SI Reed
Wellville
Moran
Arus
Adams House Drug Store
Washington St
Pioneer Clothing Co
Cor. Beach
New England
Col. Beach St
John Harvard
Hugh Kernan
Mills
Hurley
Nichols
Dpevesvssys
Varsity
Shurtleff
Alpha Shoe Store
Hanover St
Mass
Scollay Square
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