Foss Named Junior Echoes Campaign in Massachusetts
Eugene Noble Foss Lavoie seven months old, the infant son of parents who admire Eugene N Foss for his reciprocity efforts in Massachusetts and New England. Parents received permission to name the child after him, reflecting support for his campaign.
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Eugene N. Foss
Congress
Eugene Noble Foss Lavoie
Mr. Foss
Massachusetts
New England
Hill & Dunshee
Main Street
Winthrop
Harvard Union Democrats at Parker Club Address
Harvard Union rang with Democratic cheers as Moorfield Storey and ex congressman Fitzgerald spoke. Storey urged defending the republics founding principles and equal rights under law, while Fitzgerald denounced free trade champions and praised Harvard’s idealism amid tariff disputes.
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Harvard Union
Parker Club
Moorfield Storey
Fitzgerald
Conditions in the Philippines
A five column letter by H. Parker Willis to Charles Francis Adams and others, sent to Judge Parker, critiques Philippine policy. It asserts destruction of public buildings, six years of crop losses, ravaged territory, epidemics, unprofitable foreign trade due to tariffs, costly government for foreigners, a partisan judiciary, crowded prisons, and deportations or hangings of native leaders.
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New York
Evening Post
H. Parker Willis
Charles Francis Adams
Carl Schurz
Edwin Burritt Smith
Herbert Welsh
Moorfield Storey
Judge Parker
Philippines
Tech Republicans in Huntington Hall Form Club
About 400 tech students meet at Huntington Hall and form a Republican club. After electing officers they plan a torchlight parade Wednesday night November 2 forming at Exeter street gym and marching through city streets. Harvard plans a rival parade that same night.
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TECH
Harvard
Huntington Hall
Exeter Street
Tech Club
Norman Lombard
William Green
Collins Likely to Preside at Hartford Rally
Democratic headquarters announced Mayor Patrick Collins of Boston would probably preside at the Hartford Opera House rally next Thursday evening where Judge Parker will speak.
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Hartford
Conn
Democratic
Patrick Collins
Boston
Hartford Opera House
Judge Parker
Wellesley Girls Engage in Heated Political Strife
Wellesley is abuzz with campaign fervor as Democratic and Republican factions mobilize. Miss Helen L. Daniels leads the Democrats aiming to bust trusts, while Miss Mabel Seagraves heads the Republicans for anticipated victory. Torchlight parades and campus speeches mark the rival demonstrations.
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Wellesley
Fudge-Making Association
Sewing Circle
Parker
Helen L. Daniels
Mabel Seagraves
We Demand Bates Defeat Rally In Marlboro
In Marlboro the Douglas flying wedge held a rally at the Opera House chaired by George McManamy of the Marlboro Central Labor Union. Frank K. Foster attacked Governor Bates attributing harmful use of official power and urging voters to judge his fitness by his acts.
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Marlboro
Douglas Flying Wedge
Marlboro Opera House
George McManamy
Massachusetts
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