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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1902

Page

17

Conry Opens Campaign Rally in East Boston and Winthrop

Congressman Conry opened the Ninth District campaign with stumping speeches in East Boston and Winthrop attacking Kelcher. The East Boston rally drew several hundred Democrats and Republicans as Conry argued for staying in Washington to serve the district and decried patronage politics at City Hall.

Ninth Conry Kellher East Boston Winthrop William F. McClellan Donovan Kelcher McClellan City Hall Stirks Hell James F. Nolan Spekers Alderman Kelley W. H. B. Whall Healey M. J. Leary H. J. Sheehan Congress Washington Boston

Lodge attacked at Boston rally amid tariff debate

At Hyde Park a Democratic rally featured Boston speaker Richard Sullivan assailing Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Sullivan accused Lodge of binding disloyal Republicans, urged support for Gaston and Roosevelt backed tariff revision, and highlighted Massachusetts interests. John F. Fitzgerald and F J Stimson also addressed issues of trusts and living costs.

Hyde Park Richard Sullivan Boston Henry Cabot Lodge Foss Barrett Curtis Guild Cuba Henry Massachusetts Lodge Republian Party Blaine McKinley Roosevelt Canada Boss Lodge Boss Henry Gaston New England United States Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania John F. Fitzgerald F. J. Stimson

Revere Republicans Rally In Town Hall Meeting

In Revere on October 24 General Curtis Guild Jr candidate for Lieutenant Governor and Congressman Ernest W Roberts spoke at a town hall gathering. Guild compared the Dingley and Wilson tariff bills and discussed Philippine matters citing letters from soldiers detailing provocations by natives.

Revere Curtis Guild, Jr Ernest W. Roberts Guild

Republicans Aim for Ninth District Victory Meeting Today

Ex-Senator Charles T. Witt, the Republican candidate, arrived in Boston Thursday and held a meeting with political friends, expressing optimism about the district's conditions as Republicans plan to win the ninth congressional district with a district committee meeting set for 4 o'clock today.

Charles T. Witt Boston

Three Rallies For Sullivan Rallys Draw Huge Crowds

Senator John A. Sullivan spoke at three rallies for Congress in the 11th district. The Dudley Street Opera House crowd was largest with packed aisles. Other addresses were given at Minton Hall Forest Hills and Tomfohrde Hall Jamaica Plain as speakers urged reforms and warned against trusts.

John A. Sullivan Congress Dudley Street Opera House Minton Hall Forest Hills Tomfohrde Hall Jamaica Plain

Imperialism Denounced Rally At Faneuil Hall

Speakers including ex Governor Boutwell Senator Carmack and Judge Putnam denounced imperialism in a political rally at Faneuil Hall. Carmack blasted expansion and praised peace, while Boutwell urged returning to republican principles and protest until victory. Democratic candidates Stimson Sullivan and McNary spoke for anti imperialist goals with focus on independence for the Philippines.

Democra Ehe William A. Gaston Gtolwe Boutwell Dana Estes United States Sonsidelity Fanculator Carmack John A. Sullivan A. A. Putnam Uxbridge Winslow Warren William 8. McNary Naqd Theodore Roosevelt David Greene Haskins Cambridge Boutwell United States McKinley McKinley and Robdsevelt Congress Frederick J. Stimson 13Th W. S. McNary Putnam Gaston Lberty

M Nary Stump Rallyes for Gaston and McNary in Boston

Two political gatherings in Boston wards 16 and 17 rallied support for Governor candidate William A. Gaston and Congress candidate William S. McNary. Speakers included Malachi L. Jennings Joseph F. O Connell and John A. Ryan. McNary spoke on tariff revision reciprocal trade with Canada and Philippine policy while stressing Boston port needs.

William A. Gaston William 8. McNary Congress Gaston Club M. T. Tully William S. McNary Malachi L. Jennings Fred S. Gore M. W. Collins Arthur L. Gavin Charles J. Quirk John A. Ryan Joseph F. O Joseph F. O'Connell Joseph F. Wall McNary

Mayor Collins Expected to Return Tuesday

Mayor Collins, now in Virginia for rheumatism treatment, is said to be improving rapidly and will return to Boston next Tuesday to resume official duties. His physicians previously advised delaying the trip, but a letter received yesterday confirms his speedy recovery.

Collins Boston Virginia

Peruna Promises Cure for Pelvic Catarrh Women

An article praising Peruna as a premier cure for female weakness and pelvic catarrh cites testimonials from Miss Ruth Emerson of Buffalo and Miss Marie Johnson of East Detroit. It argues Peruna removes the cause, not just symptoms, and warns against cheap imitations while inviting readers to consult Dr. Hartman for free advice.

Ruth Emerson Sycamore Street Buffalo N. Y Peruna Miss Ruth Emerson Marie Johnson Columbia Detroit Mich Hope Lodge Independent Order Good Templars Johnson Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Osborne Howes Accepts Democratic Senate Nomination

Osborne Howes thanks the Second Norfolk District convention for the nomination and outlines the campaign issue of Canadian reciprocity. He contrasts his stance with opponent Albion F. Bemis, cites support from business groups, and argues for liberal trade with Canada, urging voters to weigh the commercial impact on Massachusetts and its manufacturers. The letter is dated Brookline, October 23, 1902.

Arthur Clark Norfolk County Norfolk Albion F. Bemis Foxboro House of Representatives House Committee On Federal Relations Canada Boston New England Washington Congress Massachusetts State Board of Ade Boston Associated Board of Trade Boards of Dominion Massachusetts United States Senate Bemis State House Osborne Hower Brookline

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Mr. Harris Uncle Remus Gabriel Tolliver Joel Chandler Harris Harris Newark Cail Conlin Joseph A. Conry Senator Bay State Sullivan E. W. Carmack Tennessee Harvey N. Shepard Carmack John W. Cummings Fall River E. E. Brown Cummings Senator Carmack Dixie Party of Democracy Republican Party Republian Bonanza Philippines China Boston Harbor Chickering Hon, John A, Sullivan Faneuil Hall Harbor Belef M’nary Perma Miss _ Marie Johnson Cire Osborne Howes
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