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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1904

Page

5

Campaigns in Massachusetts Highlight Governor Bates Race

Republicans marshal reserves and high profile speakers to rally support for Governor Bates amid a tight race with Douglas. Lively cross state campaigning features aides like Senator Lodge and Lt Governor Guild while internal GOP tensions linger and measures promise half-rate rail travel for voters. Democrats focus on Bates' policy record and avoid personal attacks as the campaign tightens.

Roosevelt Bates McCall John D. Long Parker Willard Howland Douglas United States Guild Senator Lodge Long Fall River

Torchlight Rally In Dorchester Supports Local House Candidates

A Dorchester rally and torchlight parade plans tonight in support of Henry J. Dixon and Walter Collins for the Ward 20 House seat and Michael E. Flynn and Frederick L. Williams for Ward 24. Party leaders expect Ward 20 carry for Parker and Douglas and for the legislative candidates. Outside speakers include John P. Leahy and Hon. William S. McNary.

Dorchester Henry J. Dixon Walter

Parker Begins His Speaking Tour Today

Parker will depart from BSOPUS N Y at noon to start his Democratic speaking campaign in New York. He spent Sunday quietly attending church in Kingston with George F Parker, head of the literary bureau of the DNC, who has stayed at Rosemount since Friday and will accompany the judge to New York. Morse of Hartford met Parker to finalize plans for the Connecticut meeting Thursday night.

Bsopus N. Y Judge Parker New York Kingston George F. Parker Literary Bureau Democratic National Committee Rosemount J. Howard Morse Hartford Congress Connecticut

M Nary Predicts Party Success

Congressman McNary, chairman of the Democratic State committee, cites heavy gains in voter registration in country towns that closed Saturday night. He says Democrats have worked vigorously to put Democratic names on the list and expects a comparatively good showing in most towns, though Republican strongholds may remain challenging.

McNary Democratic State Committee Democratic Committees Sata Commonwealth

Kelley Challenge to Roberts Still Open

Representative W A Kelley Democratic candidate for Congress in the seventh district says Congressman Roberts has not stated his position on reciprocity with Canada or free raw materials. Kelley notes Roberts sponsors torpedo boats of a special design built under a contract with a firm involving no constituents. Kelley seeks a public debate with his opponent.

Kelley Roberts W. A. Kelley Congress Post Canada

Jefferson Club Rally Set by Ward 2 in East Boston

At a Ward 2 Jefferson Club meeting in East Boston yesterday afternoon the group voted to hold a rally at Commonwealth Hall Meridian Street on Friday night. Speakers will include Alderman candidate William J. Cronin, Representative William C. F. Healey, ex Representative John J. Douglass, T. A. McLoughlin and James Collins.

Jefferson Club Boston Commonwealth Hall Meridan Street Wiliam J. Cronin William C. F. Healey John J. Douglass T. A. McLoughlin James Collins

Ramsdell and Justices to Preside Over Senate Race Event

Ter L. Ramsdell and justices McNamee Burke and Hennessey will be present as John F. Cusick, candidate for Senator, presides over the proceedings.

Ter L. Ramsdell John H. H. McNamee John C. Burke William J. Hennessey John F. Cusick Will

Busy campaign week for Governor hopeful Douglas

The Democratic candidate William L. Douglas outlines a packed schedule across Massachusetts cities including Salem Lynn Fall River and Lawrence with events Tuesday through Saturday and visits with President Fitzgerald. The Essex county dinner at Hamilton Hall Salem will ratify nominations with a large Democratic turnout and speakers including Douglas Crosby Little and others.

William L. Douglas Salem Essex County Lynn Seymour Douglas Fall River Lawrence Lowell Fitchburg Boston W. T. A. Fitzgerald Democratic Club of Massachusetts Hamilton Hall Cambridge Street Parker and Davis Crosby Congress Arthur Lyman Waltham John C. Crosby Henry B. Little Messrs Daniel N. Crowley William A. Kelley Edward Everett Frank C. Richardson Charles D. Smith George B. Sears

Foss Campaign Opens Tonight in Boston District

Eugene N. Foss the Republican candidate for Congress and advocate of reciprocity with Canada begins a week of appearances. His brother Congressman George E. Foss of Chicago joins at venues across wards including Roxbury Street Lammet Hall Langham St Pauls Tremont Camden Brighton Ward 10 West Roxbury Roslindale Jamaica Plain Ward 21 and other locations. Local speakers Isaac F. Paul Guy W. Cox Michael J. Murray ex Governor John D. Long and others slated to speak this week.

Eugene N. Foss Congress Canada 1Lth George E. Foss Chicago Foss Brothers Roxbury Street Lammett Hall Brighton Ward 10 West Roxbury Roslindale Jamaica Plain Ward 21 Senator Lodge General Draper Isaac F. Paul Guy W. Cox Michael J. Murray John D. Long

Sullivan Challenges Woods At Elmwood Wardroom Rally

Daniel H. Sullivan, Democratic candidate for Senator in Suffolk ninth district, invites rival William H. Woods to attend a rally in Elmwood wardroom Wednesday night to answer criticisms of votes in the Common Council and House. Sullivan claims Woods supports corporation measures, citing the Western Massachusetts Street Railway bill and related votes.

Woods Daniel H. Sullivan Suffolk William H. Woods Elmwood Street Sullivan Common Council House of Representatives Western Massachusetts Street Railway

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