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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1913

Page

18

Foss Says Walsh Uses His Record In Massachusetts Clash

Governor Foss campaigns in Worcester criticizing three machine candidates. He praises a 4 vote tally and argues the three party contenders fail to present broad policies benefiting the public welfare. He singles out Gardner, Bird, and Walsh while defending his own record and stance on tariffs, immigration, and labor disputes.

Foss Worcester Boston Walsh Gardner Bird Commonwealth Massachusetts Augustus P. Gardner

Senators Weeks Borah Norris to Campaign in Boston

Republican campaign assignments flood headquarters as Weeks Norris Borah prepare Massachusetts speeches at Tremont Temple and Boston venues. Norris leads three stops Friday at Faneuil Hall Marlboro and Hudson while Borah visits Orange and Athol. Campbell Sutherland French Kelly Manahan and others join East Coast efforts.

Washington Republican Congressional Committee Massachusetts New Jersey Maryland Borah Weeks Norris Tremont Temple Boston House Johnson California Worcester Faneuil Hall Marlboro Hudson Orange Athol Campbell Kansas Sutherland West Virginia French Idaho Kelly Michigan Manahan Minnesota

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

A vintage drug ad claims Pape's Cold Compound opens nostrils and air passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and ends nasal congestion after two to three doses every two hours. It touts quick, pleasant relief for 25 cents at any drug store with no substitute needed.

Grippe Pape

Gardner Explains His Votes At Regional Rally Tour

Congressman Gardner the Republican governor candidate spoke in Wakefield Malden Medford and Winchester last night defending his legislative record against critic Pope the Democratic auditor candidate who attacked him in Cape speeches.

Gardner Wakefield Malden Medford Winchester Frank H. Pope Cape

Cape Cod Canal Bill and Political Tricks In Legislature

Captain Gardner recalls how popular titles mask improper bills. He cites stock watering, free text books, and Cape Cod canal bills as frauds or scandals. He notes votes on public work, labor limits, and various reforms, and claims many bills passed with misleading titles or absent colleagues.

Gardner Pope Walsh Senate Commonwealth Cape Cod Canal Company Knowlton Committee On Labor

Form Club at Harvard Seeks Progressives Support

Harvard Progressive Club to hold mass meeting in Harvard Union trophy room with Professor Albert Bushnell Hart as principal speaker. Following the gathering, Harvard delegates plan a torchlight parade in Cambridge Saturday night in support of Charles Sumner Bird's candidacy.

Harvard Progressive Club Progressive Party Harvard Union Albert Bushnell Hart Harvard Cambridge Charles Sumner Bird

Stamping Out Typhoid feature in Post Magazine

Dr Edwin F Bowers writes one of the specially good features for next Sunday's Post Magazine focusing on typhoid prevention and public health.

Edwin F. Bowers Next Sunday Post

Countess Szechenyi Visiting Mother

On the Imperator passengers Cornelia and Gladys Szechenyi sailed with their mother Countess Szechenyi once Gladys Vanderbilt. They proceed to Newport to attend a Vanderbilt meeting scheduled for this week.

Countess Szechenyi New York Cornelia Gladys Szechenyi Gladys Vanderbilt Newport Vanderbilts Imperator Vanderbilt Underwood & Underwood

McGregor Rally Attacks Foss Wallop and Jewish Vote Claim

Isaac Harris refutes a claim he promised to deliver the Jewish vote to David Walsh and defends immigration policy. He praises Captain Gardner as the best Republican and urges support, citing his Americanism and Judaism over party loyalty. Rally attendees include William H. Lewis and A. H. Goetting. Boston, Oct. 29.

David I. Walsh Ford Hall New York Progressive Party Oscar Strauss Citi Ans Republican Party Gardner Isaac Harris

Democratic rally report misquote at the American House

The letter to the editor criticizes Monday morning coverage of a Democratic rally at the American House held the previous day, arguing the newspaper imputed or misrepresented statements and seeks correction. It emphasizes accuracy and fairness in reporting political events by local media.

American House

Vanderbilt Family Gathering Causes Much Comment

The Vanderbilt clan is assembling with members traveling from around the world. The reason for the gathering is unclear, fueling speculation that a matter of great importance to the family is being addressed.

Vanderbilt

Progressive campaign stalls in Boston area with Bird and Barry

The Progressive party touring squad campaigned through West Roxbury Jamaica Plain Roxbury and the South End drawing over 7500 supporters in Greater Boston. Edward T Barry Democratic lieutenant Governor candidate spoke from Bird’s car and debated Bird while Bird attacked Democratic bosses and pledged reform. A disturbance by youths occurred at Dudley and Hampden streets and Barry mixed with Bird mid tour.

Progressive Party Postoffice Square Edward T. Barry Bird Barry Arthur D. Hill Charles Henry Davis Commonwealth Walpole David I. Walsh Mr. Barry Mr. Bird Mr. Davis Walsh Parker House James M. Curley Mr. Curley Dudley and Hampden Streets Roxbury

White House prepares for Jessie Woodrow Wilson wedding

Invitations for the White House wedding on November 25 are being addressed. The Father and Mrs Wilson request the pleasure of the presence of at the wedding of their daughter Miss Jessie Woodrow to Mr Francia Bowes Sayre at the White House on November 25, 1913 at four thirty. The number of invitations is not yet decided and plans are not announced.

Washington White House

Somerville Man Killed by Train

AYER Oct 29 The body of William T Reynolds of 6 Adams street Somerville was found lying between railroad tracks at Ayer today He was the son of ex Alderman James J Reynolds of Somerville where the young man was born 22 years ago How he met with the accident is not known.

Ayer William T. Reynolds Adams Street Somerville James J. Reynolds

Start Fund for Y M H A Building in Boston

The Young Men's Hebrew Association has raised 7200 dollars as a nucleus for a 100000 dollar fund to erect a Y M H A building in Boston. The announcement was made at a city club meeting of the building committee last night.

The Young Men’s Hebrew Association Boston

Nantucket Society Reelects Mack at Hotel Brunswick Dinner

The Sons and Daughters of Nantucket held their annual dinner at the Hotel Brunswick and re elected William F. Mack of Boston as president. The officers who served last year were re elected.

Fashion page coming next Sunday in four color illustrations

The Post advertises a fashion page to run next Sunday featuring illustrations printed in four colors.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democratic Party Blaine Garfield McKinley Thomas Jefferson Taft Con Gressmen Campbell Kelly An Manahan Congress Massachusetts Civil Service United States Hoar Prof Hart Sterling Porter Brewers America Capt McGregor League Massachusetts Avenue Baptist Church William H. Lewis A. H. Goetting Alexander McGregor Wallop Captain Gardner Winthrop Free Dean Archer Walter Baker Warren St Baxbury Boynton Congressman Gardner Boston American Mr. Walsh Jamaica Plain Liberty Square Colonel Benton Congressman Curley John L. DesLauries’ Jewelry Factory Winter St 34Th St Holland System Boylston Miss Jessie Start Fund For Y. M. H. A. Building Nantucket Society Shuman Shuman Corner
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