Lodge Running the Governor
The New Bedford meeting featured Henry M. Whitney George A. Schofield and Charles S. Hamlin. Whitney accused Senator Lodge of running the governor race or the governor himself and argued for complete abolition of duties hindering U S Canada trade while opposing general free trade with the world.
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Henry M. Whitney
George A. Schofield
Charles S. Hamlin
Whitney
Lodge
Canada
United States
United States Senate
Seavey Defends Sheriff Administration Against Critic Donovan
Sheriff Seavey spoke at Ward 24 last night defending the present sheriff system as a pillar of civil government. He rebutted James Donovan’s calls to revise the fee structure, noting past salary figures and the need for bonds to ensure accountability. He accused Donovan of proposing changes without substituting a viable alternative.
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Ward 24
James Donovan
Boston
Sheriff's Office
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Sheriff O’brien
O’brien
Commonwealth
Cuddy to preside over Hendricks Club rally in county race
A forced bill Cuddy will lead a meeting at the Hendricks Club Saturday night to back the county ticket. Mayor Fitzgerald demands full support from Ward 8 as part of a larger rally, with Doyle and Lomasney implicated in pressuring votes for Dennison. Cuddy, flush with contracts from the administration, says he cannot run for alderman. The city committee claims canvassing about 600 votes per ward with city employees aiding the effort, including a Ward 21 employee assigned 150 votes.
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Hendricks
Donovan
Dolan and Dennison
Fitzgerald
Ward 8
Doyle
Lomasney
Dennison
Cuddy
MacFarland Defends Independence League Distinction
SRENville B. MacFarland writes to the Post rebutting claims that the Independence League of Massachusetts is the same as business and public service corporations. He explains the original charter’s charitable scope versus corporate acts and notes the party’s 35,000 vote governor bid and legal status under Massachusetts election law.
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Association of Men
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Republican Party
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Macfarland
G. Evans Terry
Webster Says Keep in Republican Fold
Representative Walter A. Webster Republican candidate for district attorney spoke at the town hall in Revere and Grand Army Hall in Chelsea last night. He urged voters to stay with the Republican party noting his record as a consistent party member and criticizing opponents for not presenting weighty reasons to desert the fold.
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Walter A. Webster
Revere
Grand Army Hall
Chelsea
Guild Attacks Whitney at Taunton Rally Over Trade Policy
Taunton October 30 Governor Curtis Guild challenged Henry M. Whitney at a Republican rally questioning whether Whitney would sign the veterans' gratuity measure if elected. Guild accused Whitney of misrepresenting him on state tax increases and criticized Whitney's stance on reciprocity and duties, arguing for immediate removal of needless duties and faster tariff reform.
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Curtis Guild
Henry M. Whitney
George A. Schofield
Whitney
James G. Blaine
Treasury Department
Massachusetts
Congress
Party of Free Trade
Benjamin Harrison
Schofield
Fitchburg
Reform Club
Lodge Spars with Mayor Over City and State Office Claims
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge urged in Chelsea that Mayor Fitzgerald defends city failures by comparing them to state issues. Lodge said state bodies have been investigated and found honest, unlike city departments where the Finance Commission has revealed mismanagement. He contrasted police and Excise Board oversight under state control with local findings.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Chelsea
Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
Boston
Excise Board
Donovan Blasts Sheriff Seavey Over Fee Records
Democratic sheriff candidate James Donovan challenged Sheriff Seavey in Winthrop alleging lack of transparency over county fees. He accused Seavey of false statements about the late Sheriff O'Brien and pressed for disclosure from the county controller Charles R. Prescott, noting misidentification of the controller.
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James Donovan
Sheriff Seavey
Winthrop Town Hall
Chelsea
Sheriff O’brien
Cushman
Charles R. Prescott
Goodyear Raincoat Co. Sale Offers Half-Price Garments
During this sale, customers can buy any Goodyear Raincoat Co. garment for less than half the usual price. The reduction covers all items, including new stock from the New York factory with the latest styles and materials in men’s and women’s rainproof coats.
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Goodyear Raincoat Co
New York
Knights of Progress Endorse Ward 6 Council Candidates
At a meeting of the Knights of Progress, the Italian society of Ward 6, Alfred P. Scigliano Frederick Lafferty and James T. Maguire received unanimous indorsement as independent candidates for the Common Council.
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Knights of Progress
Ward 6
Alfred P. Scigliano
Frederick Lafferty
James T. Maguire
Common Council
Kennedy Re-elected Captain Of Boston Latin Baseball
At a Boston Latin School meeting yesterday Joe Kennedy was chosen again as captain for the next season, продолж.
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Boston Latin Baseball Nine
Joe Kennedy
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