Conry Opens Campaign in Ninth District Rallys
Congressman Conry launched his ninth district campaign with speeches in East Boston and Winthrop. He attacked Kellher, claimed the Republican candidate cannot win, and urged voters to support his experience over substitutes. Conry argued a congressman should serve in Washington during sessions and highlighted his first term’s record.
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Ninth
Conry
Kellher
East Boston
Winthrop
William F. McClellan
Donovan
Congress
Washington
East Boston rally endorses Conry foe Kelcher clash at Stirks Hell
The East Boston rally drew several hundred Ward 1 Democrats and Republicans to oppose Kelcher with Hon. Joseph A. Conry canvassing support. Ex-Congressman Cenry condemned personal attacks and urged selecting a Congress member who serves the district in Washington, not City Hall politics.
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Keliher
McClellan
City Hall
Kelcher
East Boston
Stirks Hell
James F. Nolan
H. J. Sheehan
Cenry
Congress
Ninth
Washington
Boston
Rally in Hyde Park Attacks Senator Lodge Over Tariff
Boston speaker Richard Sullivan denounces Henry Cabot Lodge at a Democratic rally in Hyde Park. He attacks Lodge for party disunity and opposes his tariff stance, urging Massachusetts voters to back Gaston and the party platform. John F. Fitzgerald and J. Stimson also spoke on trusts and rising living costs.
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Hyde Park
Richard Sullivan
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Foss
Barrett
Curtis Guild
Cuba
Henry
Massachusetts
Lodge
Republican Party
Blaine
McKinley
Roosevelt
Canada
Ross Lodge
Boss Henry
Gaston
New England
United States
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
J. Stimson
Three Rallies for Sullivan Draw Large Crowds
Senator John A. Sullivan, Democratic candidate for Congress in the 11th district, spoke at three rallies last evening. The largest crowd gathered at the Dudley Street Opera House while Minton Hall in Forest Hills and Tomfohrde Hall in Jamaica Plain also hosted speeches, with strong attendance noted at each venue.
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John A. Sullivan
Congress
Dudley Street Opera House
Minton Hall
Forest Hills
Tomfohrde Hall
Jamaica Plain
Immense anti imperialism rally denounces imperial policy
Republicans and Democrats join in a midday Hall platform on the nation’s imperial question. Notable speakers include ex Governor Boutwell Senator Carmack and Judge Putnam, urging return to republican liberty and protest against empire expansion.
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Liam A. Gaston
George Boutwell
Dana Estes
United States
Carmack
John
Faneu
Wilvan
A. A. Putnam
tUxpri
Winslow Warren
William
McNary
Democratic State Committee
Drinkwater
Daniel Greene Haskins
Rabbi Fleischer
Tennnessee
Fancu
Noa
Theodora Roosevelt
David Greene Haskins
Cambridge
Boutwell
McKinley
Robbsevelt
Congress
Frederick J. Stimson
13Th
John A. Sullivan
W. S. McNary
Putnam
Gaston
Liberty
Revere Republicans Rally in Town Hall Meeting
The Revere Republicans heard General Curtis Guild Jr. and Congressman Ernest W. Roberts discuss tariff bills and Philippine matters. Guild read letters from soldiers in the Philippines detailing provocation by natives, as part of the campaign discourse.
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Revere
Town Hall
Curtis Guild, Jr
Ernest W. Roberts
Guild
Witt Expects Victory in Ninth District Race
Republican leaders in the ninth district, aiming to win, convene a district committee meeting at 4 pm. Ex-Senator Charles T. Witt, the GOP candidate, arrived in Boston on Thursday and met with political supporters, expressing optimism about the district's outlook.
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Charles T. Witt
Boston
Campaign Rally at Dudley Street Opera House
A large audience packed the Dudley Street Opera House for a campaign rally addressed by Senator B. W. Carmack of Tennessee and others. Speakers included Hon. Harvey N. Shepard, Hon. John W. Cummings, and E. E. Brown. Carmack attacked trusts and imperialism as risks to democracy while Sullivan urged concrete actions on Boston Harbor and tariff reform.
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Dudley Street Opera House
B. W. Carmack
Tennessee
Harvey N. Shepard
Sullivan
Carmack
John W. Cummings
Fall River
E. E. Brown
Boston
Cummings
Trusts
Senator Carmack
Dixie
New England
Massachusetts
Party of Democracy
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Bonanza
Philippines
China
Boston Harbor
M Nary on the stump for Gaston and McNary at two Boston rallies
Two political rallies in Boston wards 16 and 17 promoted Governor candidate William A. Gaston and congressman candidate William S. McNary. McNary spoke on tariff revision, Canada trade ties, Philippines policy, and Boston port needs amid applause. Attendees included Malachi L. Jennings and Joseph F. Wall among others.
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William A. Gaston
William S. McNary
Congress
Gaston Club
M. T. Tully
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
Malachi Ll. Jennings
Joseph F. Wall
McNary
Mayor Collins Expected to Return Tuesday
Mayor Collins will return to Boston next Tuesday as his condition improves in Virginia where he is undergoing rheumatism treatment. Doctors advised postponement, but a letter received yesterday says he is rapidly improving and eager to resume official duties.
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Collins
Boston
Virginia
Peruna praised in long testimonial letter
A Buffalo reader extols Peruna for curing years of female troubles including irregular menses. Miss Ruth Emerson and Miss Marie Johnson credit rapid relief, while the letter discusses pelvic catarrh and Peruna’s claimed superiority over imitators with warnings to buyers to ensure genuine products.
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Ruth Emerson
Sycamore Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Peruna
Marie Johnson
Columbia
Detroit
Mich
Hope Lodge
Independent Order
Good Templars
Johnson
Hartman
Osborne Howes Accepts Democratic Nomination for Second Norfolk Senate
Osborne Howes accepts the Democratic nomination for Senator from the second Norfolk district. He contrasts his stance with Albion F. Bemis on Canadian reciprocity, cites support from Boston commercial groups, and urges voters to weigh the issue at the polls. Brookline, Oct. 23, 1902.
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Arthur Clark
Norfolk County
Norfolk
Albion F. Bemis
Foxboro
House of Representatives
Committee On
Federal Relations
Canada
Boston
New England
Committee On Federal Relations
Senate
Congress
Massachusetts
Bemis
State House
Osborne Howes
Brookline
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Tolliver
Joel Chandler Harris
Harris
Newark Call
Conlin
Joseph A. Conry
Senator
Bay State
Chickering
Faneuil Hall
Harbor
M’nary
Perma
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Miss Marie Johnson
Massachusetts State Board Ofrade
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Boards of Trade
Dominion
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