Train Wreck Delays Fabyan Bound Boston & Maine Service
An afternoon Boston & Maine passenger train derailed near Bethlehem Junction New Hampshire. Passengers were shaken but no one seriously injured. The Fabyan bound train struck a damaged rail section and slid half a mile down the grade tearing up the track. Service disruption expected until tomorrow night.
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Bethlehem Junction
N. H
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fabyan
Wing Road
Groveton
Whitney backs lodges chief witness at Somerville rally
More than 700 residents crowded Union Hall to hear Henry M. Whitney outline his lieutenant governor campaign. He was joined by John H. H. McNamee of Cambridge and Congressman John A. Sullivan who urged action on child labor and women’s employment, contrasting Republican aims with Governor Douglas and Posey las recommendations.
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Somerville
Union Hall
Henry M. Whitney
Whitney
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
John A. Sullivan
Whitney speech challenges Lodge on Roosevelt's reciprocity stance
Mr Whitney urged unity with Senator Lodge and Eben Draper to judge Roosevelt's continental reciprocity policy. He named Lodge and two other men as witnesses to a Roosevelt interview and challenged Lodge to deny his remarks as false.
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Roosevelt
Draper
Mr. Draper
Mr. Whitney
Senator Lodge
Eben Ss. Draper
Whitney
President Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
J. M. W. Hall
Cambridge
Andrew G. Webster
Politician Attacks Tariff Revisionists In Debates
Mr. Sullivan ridiculed Republican tactics on child labor and tariff cuts calling Mr. Draper a thorough-going revisionist and likening a Home Market Club secretary to a well-paid assassin. He criticized Mr. Guild’s Massachusetts speeches as ineffective for Southern sentiment and warned the cry could win votes only from misled supporters.
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Sullivan
Draper
New England
Home Market Club
Guild
General Bartlett Urges Child Labor Issue Over Tariffs
General Bartlett spoke to more than 3000 in Traverhill arguing child labor, not tariff reform, is the leading issue. He asked why the Republican Legislature did not act on Governor Douglas's recommendation to seek laws like Massachusetts.
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Douglas
Traverhill
Bartlett
New Bedford
William AL. Douglas
Massachusetts
Cure for Head Sores with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Jennie B Rhodes of Chester describes painful eczema on her head that worsened until large sores formed and hair fell out. She reports rapid healing after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, washing with the Soap and applying the Ointment, with hair thickening again.
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Jennie B. Rhodes
Chester
Cuticura Set Promised to Heal Skin Ailments
Advertised remedy promotes a three product regimen including Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills to cleanse the skin and blood. Claims target crusts scales itching and inflammation from infancy onward with a single set suggested.
Fitzgerald Fails To File Nomination Papers For Mayor
Democratic mayoral nomination papers were not filed by John F. Fitzgerald yesterday though Edward J. Donovan did. Fitzgerald supporters say he had no object in delaying and that papers would be filed before 9 this morning. James H. Doyle filed for street commissioner and several Aldermen and a Senator also submitted filings. The Fitzgerald slate lists numerous ward representatives and local figures, plus about 200 businessmen and neighbors from his home ward.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Donovan
Fitzgerald
James H. Doyle
City Committee
O'Toole
Whelton
Bowen
Baldwin
Thomas J. Collins
T. J. Connolly
Thomas J. Giblin
Fred J. Kneeland
John T. Kennedy
M.T. Callahan
Michael J. Leary
Richard H. Foley
John J. Ll. Campbell
John KE. Welsh
William F. McClellan
James Nolan
Daniel H. Sheehan
Daniel J. McDonald
Frank J. Doherty
J. J. Conway
Philip J. O’brien
Edward L. Cauley
Maurice Power
Thomas J. Grady
George A. Scigliano
McMackin
McGonagle and Ratchowsky
Donovan
Christopher J. McCaffrey
Patrick A. Bowen
Robert J. Ware
William B. Hickey
Michael J. Sullivan
James Curley
Jeremiah Good
Michael P. Daley
John J. Fenneno
Joseph O'Connell
Murphy Replies to Cushings Speech in Libel Case
The record presents Murphy refuting Cushing on Harrington's finances and assignments. It notes disputed evidence about checks, outside business, and padded pupil counts, with Adams cited as the libel trial judge.
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Murphy
Cushing
Silverman
Harrington
Mgr. Harrington
Mr. Cushing
McDonald
Lawrence Scientific School
Charlestown
Is He Hub Highway Robber?
A burly colored highwayman captured in Providence Rhode Island yesterday is believed to be responsible for many hold ups and highway robberies in Boston over the past months. Columbus Dorsey confessed to two robberies in Providence and is bound over for Superior Court on four thousand dollar bonds. Investigators will seek to tie him to Boston cases.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
Columbus Dorsey
East Side
Superior Court
Dorsey
Moran Attacks Judge Emmons At Ward 9 Rally
John B. Moran, at the Franklin Schoolhouse rally in Ward 9, harshly attacked Police Commissioner Emmons over a Revere town graft case. Moran pledged to summon witnesses before the grand jury and indict any criminal participants, claiming Emmons may have had guilty knowledge or involvement.
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John B. Moran
Franklin
Emmons
Campaign expense reports reveal Draper led lieutenant governor bid
The expense filing shows Eben S. Draper spent 9200 for the lieutenant governor campaign, paid to Eben D. Bancroft, chair of the campaign committee. Other nominees such as Arthur B. Chapin Henry E. Turner and William M. Olin report no expenditures.
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Guild
Uild
Eben S. Draper
Eben D. Bancroft
Draper
Arthur B. Chapin
Holyoke
Henry E. Turner
Malden
William M. Olin
Boston
Michael J. Sughrue
Suffolk County
Martin M. Lomasney
House
Ward
Sughrue
James F. Shaw
Manchester
Senate
Horton H. Hilton
Lowell
Alfred E. Cox
Prentias Cummings
Brookline
Allen G. Buttrick
Lancaster
Jons Claudine
New Bedford
Socialist
Charles L. Dean
William H. Felker
Northampton
Andrew R
Donovan On A Tour Of Dorchester Ward Meetings
Edward J Donovan toured four Boston wards to discuss tariff revision and reciprocity. He spoke at Jefferson Club rooms in Ward 20 Dorchester and drew a packed audience. He appeared at Hampden Outing Club Ward 17, municipal building Ward 16, Jefferson Club Ward 20, and Democratic HQ Ward 24 with broad applause.
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Edward Jonovan
Boston
Jefferson Club
East Street
Dorchester
William J. Power
Hampden
Ward
John P. Riley
Donovan
Callender Denies Dropping Out in Boston Mayor Race
Senator Edward B. Callender of Dorchester declares he will seek the Republican nomination for mayor despite rumors of a split with Speaker Frothingham. He blames ex Mayor Curtis and Martin Lomasney for Frothingham’s bid and confirms his papers will be filed. Alderman Bromberg backs Frothingham and plans to file aldermanic papers. A dark horse candidate note for ex Mayor Hart surfaces but Hart prefers private life.
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Edward B. Callender
Dorchester
Louis A. Frothingham
Frothingham
Edwin A. Curtis
Martin M. Lomasney
Ward 8
Mr. Callender
Mr. Frothingham
Curtis
Martin Lomasnéy
Edward J. Bromberg
Bromberg
Roxbury
Fred Thissel
Hart
Mr. Hart
Boston
Bitter Strikes at Brophy Bros Factory Prompt Police Roundup
Bitter feeling remains over the Brophy Bros strike as police in plain clothes and uniform surround the factory to prevent clashes between alleged anarchist strikers and workers taking their places. Workers depart by private doors in small groups to avoid confrontations.
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Lynn
Brophy Bros
Labor Union Activities and Meetings Across Boston Area
A rapid schedule of union actions and meetings is reported. Donations fund Carney Hospital while several unions plan gatherings at Brodbine Hall and Caledonian Hall. The Structural Building Trades Alliance organizes at 995 Washington Street and a remap of offices for the Carpenters District Council is noted.
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Carney Hospital
Stone Masons’ Union 9
Carneymen
Freestone Cutters
Brodbine Hall
Dover
Albany
Cannel
Eliot Street
State Branch Association of ‘the
Swampscott
Carpenters’ District Council
Hanover Street
Public Franchise League
Frank Parsons
Boston University Law School
Boston
A. W. Rockwell
United Garment Workers’ District Council
Stow
Carneyospital
Newsboys
Harvard Scholarship Fund
J. 0. McDonald
John Swanson
Kate Remick
Charles Deitrick
Charles Johnson
Structural Building ‘Trades Alliance
Bolermakers’ Union
International Defence Fund
F. Spears
Woven
Chelsea Central Labor Union
Mr. Blythe
Preston
Ohn McGonagle
Ab’ Noonan
Alfred B. Outram
H. A. Dolby
Revere
Will Eld
Chelsea
A. Y
Aartex L
D. D
Henry Abrahams
In Defence of Mr Lomasney Responds to Herald Criticism
Rev Father John O Brien reprints a Sacred Heart Review reply to criticism of Martin M Lomasney. The piece defends him as a strong urban boss while condemning generic corruption and praising decisive city leadership.
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Martin M. Lomasney
John O’brien
Sacred Heart Review
Boston Herald
Lomasney
Herald
Russia Faces Grave Crisis as Witte Likely Premier
Report describes Count Witte dominating talks with Emperor Nicholas over limiting autocracy and forming a constitutional ministry. Warsaw sees a big strike with 3600 workers and martial law urged. Moscow rebels fund arms via unknown sources and doctors are ordered to stop visits on penalty of death.
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Count Witte
Nicholas
Darmstadt
Russia
Exmperor
Warsaw
Prokow
Vistula
Moscow
Revolutionary Committee
America
Rioting and rail stoppage reported in St Petersburg
A State Department cable from Charge Spencer Eddy, dated today in St Peters burg, says all railroad communication is halted rioting is active meat shops raided and meat supplies will last until Sunday with prices doubled A Moscow cable reports trains halted and the post office at Innesa closed
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Washington
State Department
Spencer Eddy
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Innesa
Guild And Lodge At Springfield Rally
Lieutenant Governor Guild and Senator Lodge addressed a large Republican rally in Springfield with music and cheers. They attacked Eben S. Draper as Judge Hall plans to speak for Draper despite Draper supporters backing Mr. Whitney. Draper’s speaking date and Taunton rally details were announced for November 3.
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Springfield
Guild
Senator Lodge
Eben S. Draper
Judge Hall
Draper
Whitney
Taunton
Mr. Draper
Critic Criticises General Bartlett Standing on One Plank
The critique targets General Bartlett for adhering to a single plank of the party platform. It argues this narrow stance ignores broader goals and weakens the political position ahead of upcoming votes.
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General Bartlett
Bartlett Avoids Party Platform In Massachusetts Governor Bid
General Bartlett declines to discuss his party stance on tariffs and public works while campaigning for Massachusetts governor. His rival General Guild accuses him of cantilevering a single plank and avoiding full platform critique, urging clarity on duties of the office and party records.
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Bartlett
Massachusetts
Guild
C I. I
Commonwealth
Lodge Decries Free Trade and Raw Materials Policy Debate
Senator Lodge contrasts tariff revision proposals advocating protection with Democratic calls for free raw materials. He frames the election as a choice between protectionist and free trade paths and cites past Massachusetts efforts to curb improper legislative influence.
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Lodge
Whitney
Massachusetts
Republicans File Papers For Municipal Nominations Today
At 6 am the Republican city committee will accept filings for mayor street commissioner and council seats. Nominees include Frothingham Dewe Callender for mayor and Battis Bangs Hallstram Draper Bell Clark Aldrich Mugridge Bromberg for various wards. Berwin may file for street commissioner. Sears oversees ward committee filings across numerous wards.
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Republican City Committee
Louis A. Frothingham
Henry 8. Dewe
E. B. Callender
George H. Battis
Francis R. Bangs
Charles W. Hallstram
Charles M. Draper
City Committee
Bromberg Withdraws From Mayor Race
Alderman Edward J. Bromberg declares withdrawal as a Republican mayoralty candidate. He cites party leaders backing Frothingham and asks supporters to back Mr. Nothingham, asserting his commitment to Republican principles and organization.
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Edward J. Bromberg
Frothingham
Nothingham
J Mitchell Galvin Nominated for Street Commissioner
Senator Daniel W. Lane of Ward 11 endorsed J Mitchell Galvin as the most desirable Republican choice for street commissioner. George McKee of Ward 25, a former Common Council member, was also mentioned as a candidate yesterday.
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Daniel W. Lane
Ward 11
Speaker Frothingham
Boston Republican Organization
J. Mitchell Galvin
George McKee
Ward 25
Common Council
Bangs Seeks Alderman Seat Backed by Good Government Group
Francis Reginald Bangs of Wardll, longtime counsel for the Board of Police, enters the Alderman race on the Republican ticket with Good Government Association backing. Papers filed at Republican HQ reveal his bid in Wards 7 and 11, while other districts show contests among Battis vs Campbell in East Boston and Bell vs Clark in Dorchester.
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Francis Reginald Bangs
Wardll
Board of Police
Robert Clark
Board of Aldermen
Good Government Association
Bangs
Boston
George Battis
John A. Campbell
Dorchester
Tilton S. Bell
Louis M. Clark
Charles W. Hallstram
William Berwin
Charles Draper
Edward I. Aldrich
Edward J. Bromberg
Charlestown
South Boston
North End
Jerome Likely to Be on Republican Ticket
New York October 26 The Republican county committee met to set a county convention for tomorrow to name a district attorney candidate replacing Charles A. Flammer who resigned. The committee advised William Travers Jerome as the candidate with one dissenting vote.
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New York
Republican County Committee
Charles A. Flammer
William ‘Travers Jerome
Jerome
Donovan Invites Scrutiny of His Past Career
Edward J. Donovan issued a signed statement inviting close scrutiny of his public record and private life. He warned voters to reject his candidacy if any serious flaw is found, calling for analysis and investigation in Boston.
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ER. J. Donovan
Fitzgerald
Donovan
Boston
Edward J. Donovan
Draper Declines to Instruct Congressmen on Free List Petition
Eben H. Draper the Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor said he would not sign a petition urging Massachusetts delegation in Congress to introduce a bill placing coal iron ore lumber wood pulp and hides on the free list. He argued Massachusetts senators and representatives reflect the state’s sentiment. Worcester October 26.
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Worcester
Eben
Draper
Massachusetts
Congress
Councillor Hall to Speak for the Party in Campaign
Taunton councillor Fred Hall, a reciprocity candidate for Lieutenant Governor nomination, will speak for the party before the state campaign closes.
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Hall
Fred 8. Hall
Taunton
Leutenant
Ward 17 voter notice from William McDonald endorsing slate
William McDonald stated he is not a candidate for the Common Council and supports Theodore A. Glynn for Representative Timothy U L Connolly for the Board of Aldermen Cronin Keller and Phalen for the Common Council and prefers Edward J Donovan for mayor. The message targets Ward 17 voters and outlines his endorsements.
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William McDonald
Theodore A. Glynn
Timothy UL. Connolly
Board of Aldermen
Cronin, Keller and Phalen
Edward J. Donovan
Chinese laundryman held on assault charge in Cambridge
Yee Wah of 2471-2 Broadway Cambridge was held by Judge Almy in Cambridge District Court on $2000 bonds until November 10 after being charged with assault with a dangerous weapon upon Anna Mulhern.
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Yee Wah
Broadway
Cambridge
Almy J
Anna Mulhern
Mothers Restore Health Through Pinkham Remedy
A devoted mother suffers backache headaches and irritability from ovarian troubles. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as the cure strengthening female organs and curing displacements. Mrs Ph Hoffman Brooklyn narrates eight years of illness ended by the remedy. Address Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Ph. Hoffman
Himrod Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Judge Emmons
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Martin
Callender
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Post
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Brophy
LABOR
MR. Lomasney
EDDY
M’donald
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