Invitation to Hub Accepted by Chicago Amateurs
Chicago amateur players have accepted an invitation to visit Boston in late December to perform plays where they have achieved artistic success. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aldis will lead the party with Hotel Touraine as headquarters. Members named include Countess Glzycka Mrs Cecil Barnes Mrs Samuel T Chase Miss Polly Chase J Dorr Bradley Benjamin Carpenter and J Allen Haines.
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Chicago
Boston
Arthur Aldis
Hotel Touraine
Countess Glzycka
Cecil Barnes
Samuel T. Chase
Polly Chase
J. Dorr Bradley
Benjamin Carpenter
J. Allen Haines
Foss Declares Revolt Fears If Walsh Wins in Massachusetts
Governor Foss warned Springfield listeners that a Walsh victory would spark a state wide revolt akin to New York politics. He accused Walsh and allies of selling Boston to the street railway and of supporting Tammany linked candidates. Foss urged Gardner and Bird to withdraw to preserve Massachusetts governance.
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Foss
Springfield
Walsh
Bird
Gardner
Tammany Trio
Massachusetts
New York
Crane
Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Mr. Bird
Francis W. Bird
Proposed New Home for Musicians Relief in Boston
The Musicians Mutual Relief Society plans a fireproof building at St. Botolph and Garrison streets. Groundwork at 2 pm marks a large 100 by 80 foot corner site for offices assembly rooms and a 200 seat gallery. The project, designed by Maher and Winchester, includes a basement restaurant locker rooms and a ballroom with a raised platform and stage.
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Musicians’ Mutual Relief Society
St. Botolph and
Garrison Streets
James T. Kenney
Maher and
Winchester
Allen Gymnasium
St. Botolph Street
Garrison Street
Boston Musicians' Protective Association
Harold E. Benton
Paassageway
Boston
Boston Musicians' Mutual Relief Society
ST. Botolph
Maher & Winchester
Publication of Governor Candidates Records Compared
The letter presents full House and Senate voting records for Republican Lieutenant Governor Walsh and Democrat Gardner from 1900 and 1901. It contrasts their stances on bills about worker injuries, public works wages, school funding, free texts, retirements funds, civil service for veterans, taxes on estates, US Senate elections, mail carriage, Cape Cod canal, East Boston hospital, adult education, coal weight, party caucuses, and stock watering reforms.
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Walsh
Gardner
House
Senate
Boston
Spain
United States
Record of votes on street railways and caucus reform
Letter from Daniel J. Kiley of Boston requests fair coverage of votes by David Walsh and Augustus P. Gardner. Walsh supported street railways and the caucus voting reform bill. Gardner opposed. Kiley defends Walsh as progressive and labels Gardner reactionary, urging publication of the records.
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Walsh
Gardner
David Walsh
Augustus P. Gardner
Daniel J. Kiley
Boston
Noonday rally at Faneuil Hall features Lewis and allies
United States Senator J Ham Lewis of Illinois ex Senator Charles Stone of Minnesota and Charles S Hamlin assist treasurer will headline a noon Democratic rally at Faneuil Hall with Ex Congressmen O Neil presiding Other speakers include Lieut Governor Walsh Mayor Fitzgerald Edward P Barry and Sherman L Whipple Indoor rallies occur at Dudley Street Opera House Milton Hall Woods Theatre Waverly Hall Dorchester High School and Lowell School Open air rallies are planned for Ward 20 at Savin Hill Dorchester Avenue and at Bowdoin and Hamilton Streets.
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United States
J. ‘‘Ham" Lewis
Illinois
Charles FE. Stone
Minnesota
Charles S. Hamlin
Faneuil Hall
Joseph H. O'Neil
Bowdoin and
Hamilton Streets
Methodist men urge end of liquor business at national convention
At Indianapolis on October 30 a resolution endorsing national prohibition and the National Anti-Saloon League campaign was adopted amid applause. It calls for suppression of all liquor traffic and urges Methodists to cooperate in prohibition efforts. Speaker remarks stress reform aims beyond immediate relief and emphasize personal evangelism. The laymen led tonight's meeting.
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John C. Rose
Young Rosenthal
Margaret Helbig
Philadelphia
Rose
Maryland
Indianapolis
National Anti-Saloon League
National Convention of
Methodist
Herbert Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
L. J. Birney
Boston University School of Theology
Harvard Students Rally for Walsh in Gubernatorial Campaign
The State Democratic committee urged Harvard students to stump for the Democratic ticket in the campaign’s final days. About twenty speakers from the Harvard Democratic Club answered and will tour the state in support of Lieut. Walsh.
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Harvard
WALSH
State Democratic Committee
Harvard Democratic Club
Lieuten
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Tonic
Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to rebuild the body by improving blood quality and color in cheeks lips and eyes. They promise refreshing sleep renewed energy relief from anemia chlorosis rheumatism nervousness stomach trouble headaches and St Vitus dance with sale at drugstores for 50 cents a box.
Harvard students join campaign speakers plan for Walsh ticket
Harvard Law School students led a surge of applicants to tour and stump for the Walsh ticket. The Democratic State Committee first tried using college men last year and found results satisfactory prompting a renewed call for willing workers at Harvard yesterday.
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Ant
David I. Walsh
Harvard Law School
Democratic State Committee
Harvard
Odd and Interesting National Stats Noted in Brief
The piece highlights 24 344 UK post offices 1 088 UK letter boxes 860 000 US passenger cars excluding trucks and a finding that beer spending in the United States surpasses bread spending. Insights are presented as curious measures of daily life.
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United Kingdom
United States
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Tammany Power
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Stephen O'Meara
Charles S. Bird
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Hal
Boe
Progres
Onpon
Paris
Regal
Regal Shoe Company
Tremont Street
Tremont Theatre
Summer Street
Col. Bedford Street
Cor. Court St
Musicians’ Relief
Walsh and Gardner
Lewis
Stone
E. P. Barry
Sherman A. Whipple
Methodists _ Indorse Anti-Saloon League
Ceylon
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Liquor Dept
U. S
Green River
Ky. Taylor
Usher
Dewar’ S
Ginter Co
Union St
Cor
Elmerts
Canal St. Haymarset
Andy
Sherry
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Tremont St
Washington St
Credit Department Store
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N.Y
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