Guild and Lodge Stumping on Cape New Bedford Rally
Curtis Guild Jr and Eben Draper led a Cape Cod rally at City Hall to support Republican Governor and Lieutenant Governor candidates. The event drew a packed crowd as Draper attacked Mr Whitney on Canada trade and raw materials. Senator Lodge commented on Whitney's Canadian coal letter and defended reciprocity positions.
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New Bedford
Curtis Guild, Jr
Eben
Draper
City Hall
Robert F. Raymond
Whitney
Massachusetts
Canada
Mr. Whitney
Guild
Bartlett
Motherhood Belief and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A promotional essay extolls Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a women’s tonic for the stresses of motherhood. It cites testimonials from women including Mrs J W G Stephens and Miss Emma Petty praising relief from leucorrhea and fatigue, and notes Unicorn root as a key ingredient. The piece urges expectant and all women to use the product and mentions a medical author praising Helenias as a uterine remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
Eve
Doctor Pierce
J. W. G. Stephens
Mila
Emma Petty
S. Olive Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Daughters of Pocahontas
Minneola Council
South Baptist Church
John Fyfe
Saugatuck, Conn
Department of Therapeutics
Electric Review
Helenias Dioica
Whitney Answers Lodge at Watertown Rally
In Watertown on Oct 25 the Democratic rally at Town Hall featured Lt. Gov. Henry M. Whitney who defended signatures on a reform petition against Senator Lodge. Speakers urged Bartlett and Whitney, criticized Massachusetts Republicans, and pressed for reciprocal trade with Canada.
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Watertown
Joseph P. Keefe
Democratic Town Committee
Thomas Vahey
Vahey
Henry M. Whitney
Whitney
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Drunkards Cured Free in One Day
An odorless tasteless remedy placed in coffee or food ends drink desire in a day. Free trial packages are mailed from Dr J W Haines Cincinnati Ohio with directions and testimonials. Local women named as users appear in a list and buyers are urged to act discreetly.
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Lola Pendleton
Rocky Mountain
Agnes Carroll
Caledonia
Minn
Mattie Balkins
Vancerg
Mary L. Haris
Lewiston
N. C
Mable Zink
KR. F
Salem
Oregon
L. Kowalski
Whitesboro Street
Utica
Ella J. Clarke
Louisburg
Jennie Lynch
Enfield
Halifax County
J. W. Haines
Glenn Ridg
Cincinnati
Fitzgerald Club Organized in Ward 23Meeting at 3594 Washington St
Democratic politicians formed a John F. Fitzgerald club at Hall over Hall 3594 Washington Street last evening with P. J. Brady presiding. Six members enrolled and officers elected include Brady president Maguire vice president Flynn secretary Scully treasurer. Several members gave speeches in support of Fitzgerald and new membership applicants were admitted.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Over Hall
Washington Street
P. J. Brady
William J. Maguire
David M. Flynn
Michael J. Scully
Moran Plans Fresh Attack at Franklin School on Mayors Ring
John B. Moran will attack District Attorney M. J. Ayers and the county ring tonight at the old Franklin school house corner of Dover and Washington streets. He is said to have more sensational material ready for disclosure.
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Old Franklin
Dover and
Washington Streets
John B. Moran
M. J.ayers
County
Moran
Democratic chiefs reply to lodge rally draws Cambridge crowd
Ex Mayor John H. H. McNamee presided at Cypress Hall for a Democratic rally last evening. Bartlett Whitney and John A. Sullivan spoke to a packed hall that could not admit all attendees. The audience cheered and the speakers urged independence from high tariffs.
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John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
Cypress Hall
Bartlett
Whitney
John A. Sullivan
Boston
Bartlett's Speech SparksTariff Duel Within GOP
The Republicans reject a 40 000 to 60 000 member reciprocity petition at the convention and label its backers the Five cent ers. The Democratic platform mirrors the petition items while challenging the opponent to state his stance on the remaining three tariff items.
Republican Platform Debate Echoes from Bartlett Speech
General Bartlett argues the platform favors free raw materials and reciprocity and accuses a Republican candidate of endorsing items from the Democratic platform. He cites petitions from 40 000 to 60 000 Republicans and labels dissenters as stand patters. Congressman Sullivan follows, lamenting losses in Cambridge glass, furniture, and local rolling mills.
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Bartlett
Gloucester
Democratic Party
Sullivan
Cambridge
Whitney presses Heen Draper on reciprocity hits at Cambridge
Henry M. Whitney challenged Heen 8. Draper to sign a petition urging Congress to place coal iron ore lumber wood pulp and hides on the free list. Whitney, speaking at Cambridge and later town, argued for Canadian U S reciprocity and urged timely action to advance bilateral trade.
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Henry M. Whitney
Cambridge
Ater Town
Heen
Draper
Congress
Massachusetts
Mr. Whitney
Has This State Declined Congressman Sullivan Says Massachusetts Fell Behind
Congressman John A. Sullivan told a Cambridge audience that Massachusetts has declined under tariff policy. He contrasted state figures with Illinois Indiana Michigan Kansas Minnesota and cited Boston losses in manufacturing while cities like Chicago Indianapolis Detroit and Kansas City surged. He highlighted Cambridge losses in furniture glass rolling mills and other iron and steel industries.
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John A. Sullivan
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Guild
Draper
Lodge
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
Kansas City
Kan
Duluth
United States
Guild Seeks Massachusetts Governorship in Public Address
Lieutenant-Governor Curtis Guild Jr addresses New Bedford voters urging a direct issue with General Bartlett over child labor and Democratic party positions. He attacks Bartlett for defending Democratic States on child labor and accuses him of befogging the issues with talk of wood pulp coal and imported materials.
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New Bedford
Curtis Guild, Jr
Bartlett
Georgia
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Boston
Lodge Recognizes Tariff Revision as Campaign Issue
Senator Lodge spoke in Middleboro and clearly framed tariff revision as the campaign’s main issue. He noted Whitney’s position on Canada and tied the lieutenant governorship to the Democrats’ central campaign point.
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Middleboro
Lodge
Whitney
Lodge challenges 100 committee over reciprocal trade signers
Senator Lodge demands the names of an alleged 45 000 Republican signers to petitions for free raw materials be printed. He says printing all names is needed to test their party fealty. He denies calling the signers five-centers and calls such statements foolish falsehoods.
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Lodge
Committee of 100 On Reciprocal Trade
Enator Lodge
Storrow Nominated for New School Board in City Race
James J. Storrow will run for the new five member School Board. John F. Moors of the Public School Association announced the nomination praising stiff party cross voting and urging a large turnout to back reform in school management.
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James J. Storrow
John F. Moors
Public School Association
Frothingham
Democratic Party
Public
Republican Party
Charcoal Lozenges Promoted by Buffalo Physician Notice
A Buffalo physician recommends Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe effective remedy for cleansing the stomach and bowels, improving breath and complexion, and purifying blood. Sold at drug stores for twenty five cents a box, they are described as willow charcoal with honey in a pleasant tablet form.
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Stuart
Buffalo
Bromberg Likely to Step Aside in Frothingham Mayor Bid
Republican leaders moved to back Louis A. Frothingham for mayor as Alderman Edward J. Bromberg agreed to stay out of the mayoralty race in Roxbury and run for the Board of Aldermen instead. Other mayoral hopefuls include Senator Edward B. Callender and former Judge Henry S. Dewey, with talks ongoing on Callender’s withdrawal.
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Louis A. Frothingham
Edward J. Bromberg
Frothingham
Bromberg
Roxbury
Board of Algermen
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