Draper Tours Boston Wards In Election Drive
Lieutenant Governor Eben S. Draper and Herman Hormel conducted a rapid tour of Boston wards 12 21 25 and 1 drawing large crowds. He spoke on Republican unity and tariff debate while praising Ward 21 gains and a dramatic personal appeal from spectator Robert Jensen. Draper also defended vetoes on several bills before addressing East Boston at the Masonic Temple.
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Eben
S. Draper
Herman Hormel
Mr. Draper
Frothingham
Draper
Langham
Ward 12
John H. Colby
Mr. Frothingham
Congress
Ward 21
Vahey
Dudley Street Opera House
Brighton
Warren Hall
Dudley Street
Robert Jensen
Common Council
Mr. Jensen
Boston
C. B. D. Fiske
Murphy Land
Masonic Temple
Bates
Curtis Sought New York In Bank Trial
Alfred H. Curtis testified in the U S District Court about efforts to exonerate himself from blame in bank transactions linked to Charles W. Morse. He produced a June 13 1907 letter to Morse and described refusing a loan request from F Augustus Heinze while Morse arranged securities to cover an overdraft at the Bank of North America. Curtis claimed he acted to protect the bank and said he never profited from bank loan ventures. An adjournment was set for further questioning.
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New York
Alfred H. Curtis
Charles W. Morse
United States District Court
Curtis
Morse
Bank of North America
F. Augustus Heinze
Amos Patch Marks 50 Years at Faneuil Hall Market
Amos G Patch celebrates half a century in the basement stall of Boston’s Cradle of Liberty at Faneuil Hall He came to Boston in 1856 as a green country boy and through hard work built a long running produce business He is 74 but appears 60 and remains the oldest active market dealer at the old stand.
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Cradle of Liberty
Amos G. Patch
Mr. Patch
Post
Patch
Boston
Hiland & McKintosh
John Hill & Co
Faneuil Hall
Avery W. Osborn
Osborn & Patch
Osborn
Whitman
Marine Eye Tonic Ad Promises Relief for Red Eyes
An advertisement touts Marine Eye Tonic as a remedy for red eyes eyelids and tired eyes, claiming relief for burning and tiredness with nightly use. It targets readers seeking quick eye comfort.
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Marine
Emperor Ferdinand Defends Course at Bulgarian Assembly
Oct 28 report on the 14th Bulgarian National Assembly session. Emperor Ferdinand read a pacific throne speech defending his government. A military display greeted the king as crowds cheered while the one chamber assembly, including Turkish constituencies and populist farmers, conducted its business.
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Sofia
National Bulgarian Assembly
Ferdinand
National Assembly
Labor union circulates push to defeat Draper Frothingham
A. F. of L. state secretary treasurer Dennis D. Driscoll circulated a message urging locals to oppose Eben Draper for governor and Louis Frothingham for lieutenant governor. The text accuses them of opposing organized labor and cites the failed peaceful picketing bill and lists senators who opposed labor measures. It calls labor supporters to vote on election day and defeat these candidates.
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Ffecretary
Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F. of
Eben
Draper
Louis Frothingham
Hopedale
House of Representatives
Senate
Charles D. B. Fisk
Brighton
William C. Faxon
Stough
Abbott
Bell
Cowes
Dean
Galland
Garfield
Grimes
Hall
Jenney
Johnson
Keith
Morse
Riley
Schuster
Shaw
Spaulding
Stevens
Treadway
Williams
Mayor Confronts Board of Health Over Office Absence
Mayor Hibbard accompanied by Secretary White visited the Board of Health to complain that no officials were in during business hours. The mayor learned the chief inspector and all inspectors were out on duty, and the board's offices were largely empty. He may meet Chairman Durgin to ensure office presence.
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Board of Health
Hibbard
White
City Department
Durgin
Schooner Willie Frank Reaches Newport After Long Island Sound Ordeal
The schooner Willie Frank of Hampton Virginia surfaced at Newport Rhode Island after a hazardous voyage of 368 miles from port to wyort. For 12 of 17 days she battled Long Island Sound and was sighted near land several times during the journey.
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Newport
R. I
Long Island Sound
Willie Frank
Hampton
Wyort
Vahey Tour of Boston Wards Details Tonight
Democratic city committee schedules a 15 ward whirlwind tour for James H. Vahey with times and venues across Ward 11 to Ward 8 including headquarts Wardrooms schools halls clubs and city venues in Boston tonight.
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VAHEY
Democratic City Committee
Boston
James H. Vahey
Charles Street
Rice Schoolhouse
Concord Hall
Franklin School
Gray’s Hall
Courthouse
Clan-na-Gael
Jefferson Club
Lyceum Hall
Quincy Club
Day Square
Bunker Hill Street
Bunker Hill
Democratic Club
Blossom Street
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Gibson
Children’s
Wellesley
Erin RE
Smallwares Ma
Tea
Roxbury
Usua
Spe
Outlet, CO
Elm St
Cor. Hanover
Washington St
Central Sq
East Boston
Dorchester Ave
Eee Ave
Pomerace
Columbus Ave
Box. Crossing
Main St
Malden
Bow St
Somerville
Mae Park
Forest Hills
Hancock St
Cuincya Green St
Jamaica Plain
Cambridge St
Alliston
Heinze
Chase & Sanborn’s Teas
Washington Street
Adams Square Subway
Sound
Boston Clinic, Inc
Tremont St
Sun
Blake Dental Rooms
Court ST
Sudbury St
Dedham
John McGee
Turkey
Edward
Rose Ann Fager
Pleasant Street
Grafton Street
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Fennell
Helen O. Alvira
James
Annie Fennell
Webster Street
Glynn
Edward J
Catherine F. Glynn
Palmer Lace
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowell
Mass
Hatfield
Abner
Merer
Lemon
A. Lemon
William
Elizabeth G. Holt
Andover
Bos
Mills
Cullis
Dorchester
Lillian F. Mills
St. Gregory’s Church
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