Three Months for Fighting in Sullivan Square Turmoil
Abraham Foster of 2 Rochester Street was sentenced to three months in the house of correction by Judge Bragg at Charlestown court for taking part in a free fight in Sullivan Square early morning. About fifty individuals were involved. seven detained, Foster singled out as instigator amid a clash between Roumanians and Albanians as strike breakers headed to South Medford. Wounds were needed for two arrestees.
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Abraham Foster
Rochester Street
House of Correction
Bragg
Charlestown
Sullivan Square
Foster
South Medford
Eczema Spread All Over Hands Prompts Cure Claim
A Vermont woman describes severe eczema on her hands that spread and kept her from work. After trying various remedies, she credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with soothing itching and healing within two weeks. The ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as pure skin cleansers and emollients for infants and adults.
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P. O
Albury
George Peikey
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Foss Threatens Bird and Gardner With Charge of Conspiracy
Four leading candidates Bird Gardner Foss Walsh campaigned across Massachusetts. Gardner accused at United Shoe Machinery in Beverly and in Lawrence. Foss attacked Gardner and Bird at Lowell. Bird delivered his 417th and 418th speeches in Fall River and New Bedford. He charged Boston dailies with conspiring to suppress Bull Moose news. Walsh spoke on the Democratic platform and railroad issue.
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Bird
Foss
Gardner
Walsh
Mr. Gardner
United Shoe Machinery Company
Beverly
Lawrence
Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
Boston
Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
Charles Sumner Bird
Foss and Gardner in feud over New Haven rail policy
Massachusetts figures Gardner Bird and Foss are derided in a Boston broadcast as lobbyists and funders behind a blacklist and campaign against Governor Walsh ally, with Foss demanding Gardner and Bird withdraw, labeling them tied to the Tammany trio to seize patronage and the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I. Walsh
Thomas P. Riley
Martin Lomasney
John F. Fitzgerald
Tammany Trio
Beacon Hill
State Civil Service
State Police
Metropolitan Police
Municipal Police
Excise Board
Water System
Boston Finance Commission
United States Senate
Massachusetts
Augustus P. Gardner
Charles
Bird
Walsh
Gardner
Charles XS
Bird and Walsh Campaign Crews Rally Across Massachusetts
Charles Sumner Bird spoke to crowds in Fall River and New Bedford after a day of 10 stops, attacking Boston newspapers and urging reforms. He accused media of partisanship and pressed for Bird and Gardner to withdraw, warning of a Tammany influence on state government if Walsh wins.
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Fall River
Charles Sumner Bird
New Bedford
Weavers’ Hall
Odd Fellows
Boston
Speeches Deliver Sensational Campaign Day Display
Foss assails Walsh and Gardner over Tammany ties while Walsh notes the Governor’s rail road stance flip from 1912 to 1913. Gardner and Fossnoth target Bird as both sides attack each other. The day’s speeches were the campaign’s most sensational.
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Gardner
Bird
Walsh
Foss
Fossnoth
Old Soldier Conquers Eczema with Zemo Remedy
A war veteran recounts relief from eczema after using Zemo. The letter from G. W. Rose Medicine Co. notes hospital treatments failed, while a 2e bottle of Zemo cleared eruptions and renewed skin. Sold by druggists with guarantee or direct order form.
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Zemo
G. W. Rose Medicine Co
Eczema
John W. Persons
McKinley Post
Chieags
BH. W. Rose Medicine Co
Boston
Repudiates Chandler in East Bridgewater Race
Charles Sumner Bird states in a letter to Cleveland A. Chandler that he opposes the Progressive candidate for re election to the House from East Bridgewater and would not vote for him even if in his district. Bird is director of the Amsterdam Advertising Agency and received $16 000 in ads from the New Haven railroad last session.
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David I. Walsh
Charles S. Bird
John F. Fitzgerald
United States Senate
Martin Lomasney
Johny F. Fitzgerald
United States
House of Representatives
Tammany
Thomas P. Riley
Cleveland A. Chandler
Sir
Plymouth
Progressive Party
Amsterdam Advertising Agency
Boston
New Haven
Amsterdam
Charles Sumner Bird
East Bridgewater
Chandler
Cure Yourself of Piles Offer for Free Pyramid Remedy
An advertisement promises quick relief from piles with Pyramid Pile Remedy. It claims wide drugstore availability nationwide and urges readers to request a free sample from Pyramid Drug Co at 492 Pyramid Blog, Marshall, Michigan, to prove its claims.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Walsh for Pledges in Platform and Railroads Split
Lieutenant Governor David Walsh spoke in multiple Massachusetts towns clarifying his stance on the railroad issue. He defended the Democratic platform calling for complete separation of the Boston & Maine from the New Haven system and vowed to veto any contrary legislation if elected.
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Massachusetts
New Haven
David I. Walsh
Democratic Party
David [. Walsh
Congress Hall
Chelsea
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Everett
Hibernian Hall
Malden
Medford Opera House
Melrose City Hall
Wakefield Town Hall
Lyceum Hall
Woburn
Boston & Maine
Foss
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Haven Railroad
Boston Holding Company
United Corporation
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York
New Haven & Martford
Commonwealth
Sargol Weight Gain Plan Promises Quick Pounds
Aweight gain scheme advises thin people to use Sargol tablets with meals for two weeks. It claims five to eight pounds can be added in fourteen days, with no added fat and safe, inexpensive results. Druggists sell forty tablets per box with a money back guarantee if weight does not increase.
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DR. King
Benton
DA. T. J. King
Pineter
Bird and
Manufacturers’ Association
Foss and
Elliott
People Fair Play
Elliott For
Fair Play
Fitchburg Railroad
Codman
Chamber of Commerce
Worcester
Land Walsh
Patronge
Fitzgerald
U. S
Decoy
David J. Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Tom Riley
Dave Walsh
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Boston Post
Clinton Daily Item
Mr. Paine
Paine
Clinton
John P. Monroe
State House
Washington Street
Elevated Railway
Crane
Elevated
Monroe
Tremont Street
Josiah Quincy
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Broadway
Dave
Representative Walsh
Bull Moose
St. Jean de Baptist Society
West Boylston
Metropolitan Water District
Fitzgerald and Lomasney
Trio
Advocates State Editor
Brockton
Walpole
Milton
The
Boston Globe
Progressive
Bridgewater Progressive
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Pho Beer
Pfaff’s
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