Bates Criticises Gaston At Dorchester Rally For Congress
The Republican Club of Lauriat Avenue Dorchester hosted a late evening rally in support of William W. Lowle for Congress in the 10th district. Speaker Hon. John L. Bates criticized William A. Gaston, noted Doherty’s presence, and urged backing the Republican slate over Democratic calls for change. Several other speakers backed Bates, including Dr. George B. Pierce and Colonel Thomas F. Doherty.
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Republican Club
Lauriat Avenue
Dorchester
William W. Lowle
Congress
John L. Bates
Thomas Doherty
Doherty
Boston
William A. Gaston
Crane
Mr. Bates
Gaston
Bates
Commonwealth
Cleveland
McKinley
State House
Republican Party
George B. Pierce
E. B. Callender
Timothy J. Donoghue
W. W. Towle
Guy Andrews Haithe
Herbert Parker
W. G. Hannan
Cambridge Nominations Highlight Mayor Hopefuls
Cambridge nomination papers opened for both Democratic and non-partisan parties. Mayor McNamee leads the Democratic slate. Walter C Wardwell tops the non-partisan list. George Howland Cox declines candidacy citing short campaign time and potential bitterness. General Champlin notes voter interest centers on measures, not individuals, and backs Cox's supporters for Wardwell.
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Cambridge
Mayor McNamee
Walter C. Wardwell
George Howland Cox
Champlin
Cox
Wardwell
Gooch
Alderman Aylward
Fights in wards as Republican nomination papers filed
The city committee opened Republican nomination papers amid numerous fights for Common Council seats and ward committee control. Key battles loom in Wards 1 2 7 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 18 19 20 22 24 with various factional tickets led by Hogg Parker Brown-Murphy-Gill Sears Lougee Innes Smith Chamberlain Douglass Preston Willis Johnston Lott Bowden Adams Harrington Crocker Webster McCarthy Woodbury Burr Bolton Mitchell Jacobs Presho. Ward 18 opposition from Benjamin faction. Dorchester aldermanic clashes notable. Ward 24 concentrates on aldermanic and council contests. Life Saving Crew backers appear in Wards 17 21 and 24. Ward 2 opposition led by I F Woodbury. Street Commissioner Presho unopposed.
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Common Council
Board of Aldermen
J. F. Hogg
George Parker
Brown-Murphy-Gill
W. L. Sears
Bill Campbell
W. M. Lougee
C. H. Innes
Seth P. Smith
D. B. Chamberlain
J. M. Douglass
C. Z. Preston
Hatch
Willis
Johnston
W. H. Lott
Bowden
Adams
Woolley
Benjamin
C. A. Harrington
E. H. Crocker
W. A. Webster
McCarthy
I. F. Woodbury
Dorchester
Miller and
Farwell
Stewart
Burr
C. P. Anderson
Fred E. Bolton
Machine
Presho
Gardner Writes To Roads In Essex District Open Letter
Candidate Gardner in Essex district calls attention to a circulating circular aiding Republicans that appears to violate law. He questions if the signer J J H Gregory is the Marblehead Republican figure, noting past support for Gregory and a pro-Republican newspaper alignment. Gardner signs the letter from Hamilton dated October 29.
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Gardner
Essex
Roads
Massachusetts
J. J. H. Gregory
Marblehead
Gregory
Congress
General Cogswell
Marblehead Messenger
A. P. Gardner
Whetzel asthma cure touted by multiple physicians
Medical authorities across the country including Dr. Beard of South Framingham Dr Knott of Lebanon Dr Craffey of St Louis Dr Brown of Sanders and Dr Curryer of St Paul endorse the Whetzel system as an actual cure for asthma. They say previous methods only eased symptoms while the disease remained latent. A free trial of the treatment is offered by Dept 3 American Express Building Chicago to those who describe their case and name two other asthma patients.
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South Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
F. E Brown
Sanders
Iowa
J. C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
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Labor unions rally and meet in Pittsfield tonight
Frank K. Foster of the legislative committee will address the Central Labor Union of Pittsfield tonight. The Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers No. 72 hold their third annual ball in Deacon Hall. A Bartenders Union mass meeting will discuss the local option law next Sunday night. A consolidation effort between the A F of L and K of is said to be progressing harmoniously in the street department.
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Frank K. Foster
Legislative Committee
State Branch
A. F
Central Labor Union of
Pittsfield
Deacon Hall
Bartenders’ Union
Republican Rally Fails to Hold East Boston Crowd
In Music Hall East Boston a Bates rally drew about 300 attendees with only 50 remaining after a business meeting. William J. Burke, ex Democrat, defended socialism and warned both parties they will be left behind. John J. Douglass praised Bates and attacked Gaston for labor hostility. Speeches by Frank C. Wood failed to energize the crowd and precinct staffing was postponed.
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Bates
Music Hall
Boston
William J. Burke
Burke
John J. Douglass
Gaston
John S. Bates
Frank C. Wood
Lodge Urges Vote For Foss At Boston Rallies
Senator Lodge addressed Dudley Street Opera House and Curtis Hall in Jamaica Plain urging votes for Republican Congressional candidate Eugene N. Foss. He defended tariff revision for protective aims, attacked reciprocity with Canada, and highlighted Roosevelt administration ties while noting Bates's legal background.
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Senator Lodge
Boston
Dudley Street Opera House
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Congress
Eugene N. Foss
Foss
Canada
Lodge
A. H. Goetting
State Committee
James B. Reynolds
Fifth Regiment
Bates
Charles M. Draper
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Brockton Rally Shows Long Moody Attack Democratic Policies
In Brockton a Republican rally drew 1500 people at Canton Hall with Hon. John D. Long and Secretary of the Navy William H. Moody as speakers. Before the meeting, attendees dined at Hotel Belmont with ex-mayors and other officials. The program included a parade lit by red fire, and ex-Governor Long spoke on tariffs, trusts, and the coal strike, praising Republican leadership and criticizing Democrats. Moody defended protectionism and national scope of tariffs, warning against free trade and stressing Massachusetts interests and the shoe industry under the Dingley law.
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John D. Long
Moody
Brockton
Canton Hall
William H. Moody
Hotel Belmont
John J. Whipple
Ziba C. Keith
Emery M. Low
Charles Williamson
David W. Battles
George H. Garfield
Calvin R. Barrett
Long
Congress
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offered as Systemic Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a systemic remedy addressing the blood and liver to cure chronic catarrh. It argues local sprays fail, notes the tablets are taken orally to cleanse the body, and highlights their safety with no cocaine or opiates.
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Stuart
Boots and Shoes Industry Thrives Under Dingley Law
The speaker cites export figures showing boots and shoes rising from under 1 million to over 8 million per year after the Dingley act. He emphasizes expansion into world markets without losing profits or lowering home prices, noting a 2 percent ad valorem duty protects the industry while growth continues. He argues against critics who point to these gains.
Knowlton Defends Bates in Amesbury Speech
Ex Attorney General Hosea M. Knowlton urged support for Lieutenant-Governor Bates in Amesbury, praising Republican governance as progressive and economical while denouncing alleged charges as unjust. He lauded Bates as a capable leader and defended the state administration’s record over the past years. An unrelated ad for Cook's Imperial Extra Dry follows.
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Amesbury
Hosea M. Knowlton
Bates
Mr. Knowlton
Commonwealth
John L. Bates
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