Bates to Speak in Amesbury and Merrimac Campaign Tours
Former Governor John L. Bates plans his first speeches on November 1 in Amesbury and Merrimac as part of the Bay State campaign. Bates, who presided at the state convention, remains busy with his law practice and is expected to fill in for Congressman Gardner in Newburyport if needed before the election.
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John L. Bates
Amesbury
Merrimac
Bates
Bates and Guild
Gardner
Hamilton
George A. Schofield
Newburyport
State Committee
Moran Girds Loins for Rally Tonight
Moran limits pre campaign remarks and concentrates on campaign duties. He plans to speak at Tremont Temple under the Independence League with Brown Williams and Hisgen as speakers. Tickets are not required for the Lorimer Hall or Temple events and overflow may go to Boston Common for Moran’s address.
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Maunty
Idcal
The
Democratic
the Prohsition
Independence Ue
Moran
McEttrick
Quincy House
Court House
Navarre
Tremont Temple
Independence League
Junius T. Auerbach
Hearst
E. Gerry Brown
George Fred Williams
Thomas L. Hisgen
Westfield
Lorimer Hall
Temple
Boston Common
Temple Or
Sheriff Seavey Faces Possible GOP Nomination Challenge
Rumors swirl as Suffolk county convention nears with opposition brewing to Sheriff Fred Seavey. Critics seek district attorney Moran's records, but Seavey denies bias and politics for advancement. He may confront adversity in both parties as the sheriff race grows tougher than in prior campaigns.
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Fred Seavey
Suffolk County
Moran
Seavey
Mr. Watson
Draper Appeals at Marlboro Republican Rally
Lieutenant-Governor Draper spoke at a Marlboro theatre rally, interrupted but met with applause. He rebutted Moran’s claim of keeping resignations in a pocket and defended his stance on office appointments. Speakers included Samuel W. McCall, L H Friedman, Harry Co. Hunter, and William M. Brigham.
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Marlboro
Draper
Moran
George Fred Williams
E Gerty Brown
Draper Works
Hopedale
Samuel W. McCall
L. H. Friedman
Boston
Harry Co. Hunter
William M. Brigham
Mallory Line Sold to Morse Interests
Control of the Mallory Steamship Line operating between New York and Southern and Gulf ports has been sold to Charles W. Morse and associates. The deal totals between eight and nine million dollars and the buyers acquire 8 percent of the stock.
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New York
Mallory Steamship Line
Southern
Gulf Ports
Charles W. Morse
Mallory and Morse Consolidate Family Lines in Shipping
A meeting to organize the new board is planned. Henry and Robert Mallory will stay with the company under the new management. The Mallory Line operates routes from New York to Brunswick Georgia Key West Tampa Fla and Galveston Texas. Morse controls the Clyde Line New York to Southern points and the Eastern Steamship Company New York to New England ports. He also dominates the People s Line New York Albany and the Citizens Line New York Troy plus several New York England steamships.
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Henry
Robert Mallory
Mallory
New York
Brunswick
Citizens’ Line
Troy
England
Enterprise Trolley Service Ends Beaton to Fall River
The Enterprise Transportation Company’s New Line will discontinue the through trolley service today for the season between Beaton and Fall River tied to the New York through route. In four months over 10 000 passengers used the line and the public has approved it. The firm plans a Providence to New York line with a large new terminal near the Ox Point New Haven terminal and a depot being erected. This marks a second New England line by the company as it develops an independent system offering reasonable fares for passengers and freight.
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Enterprise Transportation Company
Beaton
Fall River
New York
Speen
Elling
Enterprise Company
Providence
New Haven Railroad
New England
Moran’s Call for Joint Debate Over Platforms and Records
John B. Moran urges a public joint discussion with his opponent to compare platforms and records. He asserts opposing shorter grand juror terms and restrictive reforms while defending open debate as a path to clarity for Massachusetts voters.
Coakley to resign from Roosevelt Club after smoke talk
Timothy W. Coakley plans resignation from the Roosevelt Club following his attack on Roosevelt and Guild in Faneuil Hall during a post meeting smoke talk. Colonel Thomas F. Doherty expects no action beyond acceptance of the resignation and notes the club remains Republican minded. Coakley has not attended since submitting his resignation form.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Roosevelt Club
Guild
Coakley
Roosevelt and
Faneuil Hall
Thomas F. Doherty
Jerry Watson Overlooked in Guild Moran Carriage Crack
The piece claims Jerry Watson deserved credit for arranging the Guild Moran ride in the governor’s carriage. Watson reportedly saluted the governor and joked about monopoly on traction facilities before Moran joined them. The governor’s personal organ allegedly nerfed Watson’s prominence.
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Jerry’’ Watson
Guild-Moran
Jerry
Moran
Callender Smiles Through South Boston Engagements
The Hon. Edward B. Callender enlivens South Boston audiences with continued legislative service. He retains his speakerly flair and carries Senator Lodge’s public good wishes from the American House smoke-talk.
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Edward B. Callender
South
Boston
Callender
Senator Lodge
McMasters to Face Coakley in Faneuil Hall Debate
Colonel William H. McMasters has prepared for a Monday night confrontation at Faneuil Hall with Mr. Coakley. Adjutant General Marshall Thompson met at Republican headquarters and plans to respond the day after the election, contrasting records and arguing language proficiency suffices at any time.
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William H. McMasters
Faneuil Hall
Coakley
Marshall Thompson
Colonel McMasters
Thompson
Wakefield Politician John I. O Hea Named Moran Follower
John I. O Hea, a Wakefield fixture, is described as Moran’s staunch supporter. He hails from Moran’s hometown and represents Wakefield at the Boston headquarters, known as a trusted adviser in Granville 8 MacFarland’s circle, and is noted for reticent demeanor like Ton Moran.
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John I. O’hea
Wakefield
Moran
Mr. Moran
Boston
Quincy House
Granville 8. MacFarland
Ton” Moran
Lodge era clashes cited with Brown and Lodge support
The note recalls Senator Lodge's hard congressional fights and E Gerry Brown former Charlestown editor and Hearst hopeful for Lieutenant Governor as a sharp Lodge supporter. It notes Brown has not accused Lodge of ingratitude.
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Senator Lodge
Congress
E. Gerry Brown
Hearst
Charlestown
Lodge
Brown
Colonel Doty Heads Republican Speakers Bureau
Colonel George N. Doty, chairman of the Republican speakers bureau, is described as amiable and meticulous in managing the bureau's duties.
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Doty
George N. Doty
Woman Shot in Providence. Suspect Flees to Ellswhere
Mrs Annie L Steward was fatally shot in Providence by William Priest of Boston then disappeared. Steward died at Rhode Island Hospital an hour after the shooting. Priest, her acquaintance from Boston, arrived a month ago. her husband had died three years earlier.
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Providence
R. I
Annie L. Steward
William Priest
Boston
Rhode Island
Steward
Crawford House
Priest
Accidental shooting ends in death as boy plays with revolver
Sister of the dead woman says the incident was accidental. She left at 9 to run errands while Priest planned to seek work in Woonsocket. On return at 11 80 she found the boy with a 38 caliber cartridge. Priest intervened and demonstrated the gun's danger. a gunshot wounded Mrs Steward fatally. Dr Edmund Abbott attended and pronounced death near Rhode Island Hospital.
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Woonsocket
Rhode Island
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