Free Cure for Rheumatism Promised by John A Smith
Gloria Tonic proclaimed savior of rheumatism and blood disorders sends free trial boxes and a comprehensive book to sufferers. The offer, endorsed by medical figures and press, targets rheumatism gout scrofula sciatica and related conditions with a home treatment claim.
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Gloria
John A. Smith
Macadam
Surgeons Hall
Dinburg
Health
London
Mr. Smith
Germania Bldg
Milwaukee
Wis
Democratic rally schedule lists multiple October events
A long list of upcoming Democratic rallies is shown with dates from October 23 to November 3. Named speakers include Charles S. Hamlin, Thomas J. Gargan, Frederick J. Stimson, William A. Gaston, Walter L. Ramsdell, Harvey N. Shepard, Adlai Stevenson, Josiah Quincy, and others across Newton, Watertown, Springfield, Lynn, Salem, Cambridge, Northampton, Worcester, Fall River, Chicopee, South Framingham, Clinton, Lawrence, Attleboro, Weston, Milford, Concord, and Southbridge.
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Worcester
William A. Gaston
DeWitt Warner
New York
Adlai Stevenson
John FF. Pitzgerald
Lowell Charles S. Hamlin
Thomas J. Gargan
David J. Walsh
W. A. Murphy
Fall River
Congressman Lever
South Carolina
John W. Cummings
William Moran
Frank K. Poster
Chicopee
James P. Jarrel
David T. Walsh
Walter L. Ramesdell
Arthur FE. Nutting
Gaston Club Formed by East Boston Businessmen
At Maverick House East Boston last evening a new Gaston Club was formed by young business men. Officers elected William J Murphy president William Ho Dorgan vice president William B Moren recording secretary Thomas Nealon treasurer Daniel Sullivan financial secretary Richard Stanton sergeant at arms. Resolutions endorsed William A Gaston for Governor and John A Kelcher for Congress. Addresses given by Murphy Nealon and Dorgan. Members pledged to support the Democratic ticket and to seek permanent headquarters to mobilize voters. Letters from Gaston and Kelcher read.
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Maverick House
Boston
Gaston Club
William J. Murphy
William Ho Dorgan
William B. Moren
Thomas Nealon
Daniel Sullivan
Richard Stanton
William A. Gaston
John A. Kelcher
Congress
William Dorgan
Gaston
Kelcher
Sullivan and Hamlin Speak at Two Rallies
Two rallies for Democratic candidate John A. Sullivan were held, at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain and Grand Army Hall Washington Street. Speakers included Sullivan Hamlin Seaward Walsh Silverman Heath Osgood Drum Blumenstahl Pope Lothrop and others. Hamlin urged enforcing laws and pressed for tariff and reciprocity reforms while Sullivan framed a reform platform and warned against Republican resistance to tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity.
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John A. Sullivan
Congress
11Th
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Grand Army Hall
Washington
Siddlley Streets
Sullivan
Charles
Hamlin
Andrew J. Peters
Edward Seaver
John A. Coulthurst
Joseph J. Seaward
David I. Walsh
Clinton
A. Silverman
Salem D. Charles
William B. Heath
James F. Wise
Senator Sullivan
Charles 5. Hamlin
William N. Osgood
John D. Drum
R. E. Herson
Louis Blumenthal
Frank H. Pope
Quincy A. Lothrop
Lodge
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Montreal
Rockies
Canada
United States
New England
Foss
Massachusetts
Ways and Means
American Republic
Senator Hoar
Colonel Clarke
Home Market Club
Sullivan rallies tonight for Congress in Ward sections
The Hon. John A. Sullivan Democratic candidate for Congress in the 11th district will cover three district sections tonight speaking in Ward 12 Ward 19 Roxbury and Ward 25 Brighton. He opens in Deacon Hall 1661 Washington Street Ward 12 then Schwaben Hall Heath and Schiller Streets Roxbury and Ward 25 Brighton. Other speakers at Deacon Hall include Alderman James H. Doyle Daniel J. Curley Louis Blumenthal John D. Drum D D Leahy and James Burke. In Schwaben Hall William A Gaston is expected to attend with Alderman Thomas HA Dowd Representative James H Melinerney Senatorial candidate W W Clark Mark B Mulvey and W R F Whelan. In Roddy Hall Ward 25 speakers include William N. Osgood Louis Blumen thal John D. Drum Alfred S. Hayes Josiah B Dean M J Coyle John H. Lee and Mark B Mulvey.
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Sullivan
John A. SuLlivan
Congress
Roxbury
Brighton
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
Schwaben Hall
Corner Heath
Schiller Streets
James H. Doyle
Daniel J. Curley
Senate
Louis Blumenthal
John D. Drum
D. D. Leahy
James Burke
House
William A. Gaston
Thomas HA. Dowd
James H. MelInerney
W. W. Clark
Mark B. Mulvey
W. R. F. Whelan
Engineers’ Union No
Roddy Hall
Ward 25
William N. Osgood
Alfred S. Hayes
Josiah
Dean
M. J. Coyle
John H. Lee
Democratic platform best for laboring men in Nashua rally
Ignatius A. Sullivan the labor union mayor of Hartford arrived in Nashua with Henry F. Hollis to rally for the Democratic ticket. Sullivan praised the party platform as the best labor man’s platform yet offered and endorsed it. Hollis supported license and local option.
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Nashua
N. H
Ignatius A. Sullivan
Hartford
Leahy and Burke defend their union labels in Ward 12
David D. Leahy and James M. Burke, Democratic candidates for Ward 12, deny counterfeit union labels linked to a Post article. They state all their printing was done in union shops with genuine labels and accuse others in Ward 12 of distributing counterfeit placards bearing rival candidacies.
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Boston
the Post
Post
Ward 12
James M. Turke
Abel
Allied Printing Trades
Couneil
David D. Leahy
House of Representatives
Ward
James M. Burke
McDonald Denies About Label in Ward 12 Campaign
Boston letter from independent Ward 12 candidate DONALD M'DONALD denies statements about printing labels. He states all printing done or to be done will bear the Allied Printing Trades Council union label and signs with respectful note. The dated October 22 1902 letter addresses voters in Ward 12.
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Boston
the Post
Wand 12
Allied Printing Trades Council
Donald No M'Donald
Ward
Lodge Says Trusts Are Due to Business Progress
In Rockland on October 22 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Congressman William Co. Lovering headlined a Republican rally. Lodge attributed trusts to overall business progress, urged federal control, and hinted at a tariff revision along protection lines. Lovering spoke on trusts from a business view, noting Republican stance on regulation.
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Lodge
Rockland
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Co. Lovering
Senator Lodge
Lovering
Ward Fights On Again In Boston Ward Committees
Boston Democratic leaders prepare for a political clash over ward committee control next month. nomination papers trigger a football style scramble at 7 am Saturday as 60 to 70 signers are gathered. caucuses tentatively set for Nov 14 escalate factional battles across wards with multiple incumbents and challengers lining up to influenceConry Kelcher Quigley and other key races across Charlestown South Boston and East Boston.
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Milk Street
Fitzgerald
Dennison
Quigley
Philip O’brien
O'Brien
Kelcher
Charlestown
Fast Boston
Conry
Kelley
James F. Nolan
Leary
Eeoyly
Francis Lally
Bowen
James Donovan
Street Department
Toll Bowen
Dick Hayes
Hayes
Norris
Bresnahan
Donovan
Mackey
Lomasney
Hendricks Club
Doyle
James Timilty
Timilty
O'Toole
McCarthy
Thomas Curley
Dowd
Heath
East Boston
Tague
Corbett
Harrington
Logan
Norton
McNary
John H. Donovan
Joseph F. O'Connell
Ward
Back Bay
D. J. McGillicuddy
W. Wells
Woods
McInerney
Kelly
Nawn
Donovan Vs. Kelly
Bates and Foss at Dudley Street Opera House
Lieutenant-Governor Bates and Eugene N Foss Republicans faced a sparse audience of 187 in the Dudley Street Opera House last night, with Foss disappointed by the turnout while Bates pressed questions on Gaston and state issues. Bates touted reciprocity with Canada and Harbor appropriations as he contrasted with the Democratic stance across the street. Foss urged stronger ties with Canada to boost New England industry and warned of limited eastern and Canadian markets without reciprocity.
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Bates
Eugene N. Foss
Congress
Dudley Street
Republican Ward Committee
Sullivan
Foss
Gaston
State Committee
Canada
Mr. Foss
Grant
Blaine
McKinley
Cleveland
New England
Hamlin
Thayer
Vendome
Boston
South
Commonwealth Flats
Mr. Bates
Insurance Commission
Savings Bank Commission
United States
Massachusetts
Quincey
Quincy
Crane
Quiney
Paine Hall
New England Industries Seen Reaping Benefit Under Tariff Revisions
The Dudley Street Opera House hosted a meeting where speakers urged tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity as paths to prosperity for New England industry. The Hon Willard Howland also spoke at the event highlighting economic revival.
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New England
Willard Howland
Dudley Street Opera House
Guild Rally in Marblehead Highlights Tariff Debate
In Marblehead Abbott Hall hosted a Republican rally with General Curtis Guild Jr and Captain A P Gardner as principal speakers. Gardner attacked trusts regulation while Guild contrasted Republican and Democratic policies, condemning the Wilson tariff and praising the current general law amid calls to preserve prosperity and resist new protections.
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Marblehead
Abbott Hall
Curtis Guild, Jr
A. P. Gardner
Gardner
Guild
Talbot or Howland for Republican State chair near-term
The Republican leaders weigh successors to Colonel A H Goetting as chairman with Captain Thomas Talbot of Billerica favored by many and Senator Willard Howland of Chelsea also suggested. Howland not on the incoming committee but a vacancy may be created if he runs. Lieutenant Governor Bates seeks control of the State organization and his view will guide the choice to replace Goetting.
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A. H. Goetting
Republican State Committee
Thomas Talbot
Billerica
Willard Howland
Chelsea
John L. Bates
Howland
Dunham
Bates
Colonel Goetting
Stevenson to Speak for Thayer in Worcester Rally
Former Vice-President Adlai E Stevenson will speak in Worcester Massachusetts on Wednesday October 29 at a campaign rally for Congress candidate John R Thayer in the third district The visit appears tied to a private arrangement as Warner of New York was listed as star attraction and Stevenson’s role was not publicly announced.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Worcester
John R. Thayer
Congress
Stevenson
Thayer
Democratic State Committee
John DeWitt Warner
New York
Mr. Stevenson
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Walter L. Ramsdell
Salem
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Josiah Quincy
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Somerville and Malden
Charles S. Hamlin
John F. Fitzgerald
Arthur Ee Smalit
Northampton
William A. Murphy
John B. O'Donnell
Quincey A. Lothrop
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Harvey N. Collison
Lawrence
James H. McGeough
John A. Ryan
Attleboro
Michael Sullivan
KK. R. Hersom
Frank HH. Pope
Weston, Waltham and Watertown
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James Shea
Mr. Gilman
Milford
Josiah Quincey
Christopher Puy
Concord
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Southbridge
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Francis X. Tetrault
Arthur J. Selfridge
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