Gloucester Rally Honors Gardner and Guild in Republican Gathering
A large Gloucester Republican rally at City Hall drew about 1400 business and labor leaders. Congressman Gardner and Lt Governor Guild spoke amid praise for local figures and a focus on tariff policy and the herring dispute with Newfoundland.
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Guild
Gardner
United States
Guy A. Ham
Master Mariners’ Association
Cape
Brown
Jordan
Robinson
Hazel
Jim'’’ Shaw
Senate
Representative McIntire
Dogfish Fame
Sol Jacobs
Butler
Gloucester
Newfoundland
H. M. Whitney
Shaw
Ham
Mr Guild's Fetch Denies Evasion of Tariff. Scolds General Bartlett
The article reports Mr. Guild denying avoidance of tariff duties and directing sharp criticism at General Bartlett. It details the confrontation and the framing of fiscal policy as debated during the session.
Points of Gild Speech and Roxbury Campaign Clash
Republican leaders in Massachusetts urged immediate tariff revision with Eben S. Draper singled out for proposing a maximum and minimum scale. A Roxbury Owl Club gathering featured speakers including Sullivan and Leahy, addressing tariffs, employment, industry shifts, and campaign tensions amid interruptions by local figures.
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Republican
Democratic Party
Eben S. Draper
Ward 13 Factions Battle for City Mayor Front
A tense battle unfolds as ward committees are chosen amid mayoralty contests. Donovan and Fitzgerald camps clash in wards 2 5 16 17 20 with lines drawn through Ward 13, Charlestown, and Lowell. Campaign tactics include 70000 postal cards and factional alignments for control.
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Linehan
McNamara
Donovan
Bromberg bid for mayor quietly launched by backers
A Bromberg mayoral bid was quietly launched at a secret meeting of Republican businessmen at a downtown hotel. They plan to organize tomorrow to oppose Louis A. Frothingham who announced his candidacy yesterday. Backers say too many officials hail from Ward 11.
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Bromberg
Louis A. Frothingham
Ward 11
Edward J. Bromberg
Edward B. Callender
Dorchester
Mr. Frothingham
Roxbury
Callender
Dewey
Bolton
Republican City Committee
Frothingham
Boston
Charley Bartlett Named Governor Chorus by Post 7 G A R
A Civil War era style tribute by S J Simmons of Post 7 G A R Massachusetts regiments frame a campaign song praising Charley Bartlett as governor. It promises a decisive voice in meeting rooms and factory floors and hints at a political comeback with mentions of a future election and bills for the people's good.
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Benny Havens
Massachusetts
S. J. Simmons
Post 7
Cantley Bartlett
O. J. Post 7
Connolly Beats Edels on Foul in Portland Bout
Bartley Connolly of Portland won a decision on a foul over Harry Edels of Boston at the Auditorium in a 12 round clash. Edels pressured the action but Connolly collapsed after a clash in the late rounds before the referee ruled in favor of Connolly.
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Portland
Bartley Connolly
Harry Edels
Boston
Edels
Connolly
Emery
Good Government Club Seeks Candid Information
A committee meeting at Hotel Bellevue directed Good Government Club campaigners to present credentials to candidates and collect verbatim impressions on issues. Members will use record slips to note statements and references, then forward them to the investigating committee.
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Good Government Club
Hotel Bellevue
Post
Billings
Grimmons Rally in Burns School Somerville
A rally for mayoral candidate Charles A. Grimmons was held at Burns School Somerville last night with about 125 attendees. Senator John M. Woods presided as speakers included Grimmons Woods Glidden Mentzer Waugh and Williams.
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Charles A. Grimmons
Somerville
Burns School
John M. Woods
Mr. Woods
Charles E. Grimmons
Walter S. Glidden
Walter C. Mentzer
W. L. Waugh
Clarence Williams
Bartlett Addresses Lowell Democrats Darkened by Tariff Debate
In Lowell on Oct. 23 Bartlett and Fitzgerald spoke to a large Democratic gathering at Prescott Hall. Bartlett urged abolition or revision of tariff duties while pressing coal and hides issues. Fitzgerald urged action as Boston’s next mayor amid strong audience enthusiasm.
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Bartlett
Lowell
Prescott Hall
Charles W. Bartlett
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
William E. Russell
J. Joseph O’connor
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts Democrat Seeks Tariff and Reciprocity Support
John F. Fitzgerald argues Massachusetts is Democratic and should rely on its own voters. He cites the 1900 census showing 789,771 literate males over age 21 and a 59.91 percent turnout among qualified voters. He predicts victory for Governor and Lieutenant Governor candidates without depending on Republicans.
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Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Republicans Unify Behind Frothingham for Boston Mayor
Boston Republicans press forward with a plan to nominate Frothingham for mayor while keeping him as speaker. Leaders include Guild Curtis and various state officials urge him to run, aiming to unite independents and pressure rivals Bromberg and Callender to yield. The move allows Frothingham to seek mayor then return to the House if unsuccessful.
Norris Endorses Fitzgerald for Boston Mayor
Former Ward 13 Alderman Michael W. Norris praises John F. Fitzgerald as the logical candidate, citing a dozen years of closeness and Fitzgeralds record in the Common Council. Norris lauds his energy, honesty, and advocacy for workers and the North End, predicting overwhelming nomination.
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Michael W. Norris
John F. Fitzgerald
North End
Quincy
Boston
Fitzgerald
Endorsements for Golden Medical Discovery by Leading Physicians
A survey of medical authorities from Bartholow to Scudder lauds Golden Seal root as a key ingredient in Golden Medical Discovery. They cite tonic, digestive, liver and mucous-surface benefits, plus anti malarial and stomach healing properties. The piece promotes the compound and notes supporting ingredients and a free extracts booklet from Dr. Pierce.
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Pierce
Roberts Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Grover Coe
New York
Dr. Coe
Coe
Hobart A. Hare
University of Pa
Laurence Johnson
University City of N. Y
Barton and
Tully
John King
M. D
Cincinnati
John M. Scudder
Scudder
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Donovan Begins City Tour for Democratic Mayoral Bid
Edward J. Donovan, Democratic mayoral candidate, started a ward to ward Boston tour supporting the State ticket. He spoke at Ward 6 Hanover Street and at the Jackson Club in Ward 7, receiving mixed enthusiasm and cheers for himself and John F. Fitzgerald. Donovan’s schedule lists stops across wards from Ward 18 to Charlestown and East Boston through Friday and Saturday, focusing on Bartlett Whitney and reciprocity.
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Frank J. O'Toole
Johnny Fitzgerald
O'Toole
Guy W. Cox
David D. Leahy
Norman Cg, McNaughton
East
Boston
John J. Butler
Michael P. Daly
House
James P. Timilty
Timothy Crowley
Ignatius S. McDonough
Edward J. Donovan
John F. Fitzgerald
Lowell
Fitzgerald
Donovan
P. J. Kennedy
John L. Kelley
James Donovan
Corbett
Charlestown
Harry Nawn
Lee
Mr. Donovan
Ward 6
Hanover Street
Severoni
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Jackson Club
Quincy Club
Edward J. W Donovan
Ward Committee
Somerset Associates
Samoset Club
Mr. McNary
Democratic Club
Concord Club
Owl Club
Hickory Club
Glynn
Tammany Club
Malachi Jennings
Jefferson Club
Tilden Club
East Boston
Bartlett, Whitney
Aldermen Clash Over Suffolk Salary Account and Sanitary Hayes
At a Suffolk board meeting Alderman Linehan threatened exposure of county officials over a $1800 salary account from the registry of deeds. Curley supported refereeing to committees while urging sanitary action to fix city catch basins and criticize the sewer department.
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Linehan
Curley
Suffolk County
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Linehan
Alderman Curley
Registry of
Committee On County Accounts
Committee On Public Improvements
County Accounts Committee
Cuticura Heals Severe Scalp Sores Claim
A user reports fifteen years of scalp and body sores cured by Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. After three days of use the head cleared, and one week yielded a complete cure, according to a signed testimonial from B Franklin of Allegheny Pennsylvania.
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B. Franklin
Washington St
Allegheny
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Public School Association
A. A. Maxwell
Charles H. Innes
Grland Government Association
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Henry S. Dewey
Edwin A. Curtis
Thomas L. Iivermore
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