Will Take Fight to Convention
JOSIAH QUINCY BOSTON WILLMORE B STONE SPRING FIELD WILLIAM B MAHONEY WEST D H TOOMEY SPRINGFIELD JOHN H MEAGHER WORCESTER RICHARD A CARTER LAWRENCE JAMES F DEAN SALEM JOHN F FITZGERALD BOSTON JOHN E BALDWIN BOSTON BENJAMIN W WELLS BOSTON DANIEL F BUCKLEY EASTON DAVID F KINSLEY ACTON
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D. H. Toomey
Springfield
John H. Meagher
Worcester
Richard A. Carter
Lawrence
James F. Dean
Salem
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
John E. Baldwin
Benjamin W. Wells
Daniel F. Buckley
Easton
David F. Kinsley
Acton
Henderson declines Iowa Third District nomination
Speaker Henderson of Iowa withdraws from the race over tariff and trusts policy. He states he cannot support free trade measures or any tariff cut that would aid foreign or domestic trusts, and cites district sentiment diverging from his views. He explains the decision in a letter to chairman Albrook and in a public address to Republican voters.
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David Brewer Henderson
Iowa
Toroque
Henderson
Congress
C. EB. Albrook
Eldora
Third
Republican Party
United States
D. B. Henderson
Glasser
Congressional Committee and
Friends
Albrook
Waterloo
Big Brother Cigars Sell Five for a Dime
There are about two and twenty reasons for the smoking of Cuba Big Brother Cigars. You can't miss this purchase at five for a dime. The name tells the story and the tobacco quality speaks for itself. Sold wherever gentlemen buy tobacco.
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Cuba
Henderson declines renomination shocks Washington
Despatch from Washington Sept 16 reports Speaker Henderson's decision to withdraw from re election caused a sensation. West and Northwest tariff revision amid trust controlled goods is cited as fueling the issue. Iowa Republicans debated a plank urging modifications to prevent monopoly shelter, influencing Henderson's course and prompting names like Courtwright Pickett Albrook Funk as possible successors.
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Washington
Henderson
Dubuque
West
Northwest
General Henderson
Congress
Cummins
Dolliver
Iowa
Courtwright
C. Pickett
Charles Albrook
J. H. Funk
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Shaw
Treasury Department
Devery Leads Ninth District in New York Democratic Primary
In New York City the Democratic primary results favored former police chief William S. Devery for district leadership, with Devery claiming a large early plurality across several districts. He staged a 2000-strong parade after learning of victory, bowing to cheering crowds as supporters hailed his win amid large spending and tense campaigning.
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New York
William
Devery
John C. Sheehan
Goodwin
Sheehan
William S. Devery
Frank
Tammany
John F. Carroll
Thomas H. Rush
Murphy
Carroll
Rush
Thomas J. Dunn
Dan” Finn
Michael C. Murphy
Finn
Haffen
Bronx
John B. Sexton
Joseph Kehoe
Nagle
George F. Scannell
Tammany Hall
Scannell
Mayer
Abraham Gruber
John Stiebling
Hawkes
Lemuel E. Quigg
Moses G. Byers
Richmond
Muller
George Cromwell
Brannif
Brooklyn
Walter B. Atterbury
Weather Hints For Boston And Vicinity
Local forecast says fair weather for Boston and nearby areas with Wednesday and Thursday mostly fair. Winds will be light to fresh east or south. A daily hint for Boston suggests trying Washington street today for coughs as a home remedy or domestic tip.
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Boston
Washington Street
Man Hit in Eye by Falling Brick Injures Local Resident
James Gurney aged 48 of 33 Westford Street was struck in the eye by a falling brick at 576 Atlantic Avenue yesterday. He was taken to the Relief Station and later to the Eye and Ear Infirmary for treatment.
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James Gurney
Westford Street
Atlantic Avenue
Hrelief
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Father John’s Medicine Promises Health Boosts
An advertisement extols Father John’s Medicine as a curative tonic that prevents pneumonia and consumption by building new tissue and boosting fighting power. It targets pale children and women, claiming the blood is starved and color returns as the medicine nourishes blood and flesh, with decades of use.
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Father John
Williams on the Platform Seeks Majority Convention Support
At 1:35 this morning George Fred Williams announced he would push the majority platform to the convention despite accepting the minority report. He praised the committee of the platform and said the resolutions committee would be chosen by the convention, with the final report then offered. Dr. Coughlin and Dr. Cooke stated they would fight on the convention floor.
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George Fred Williams
Williams
Coughlin
Cooke
Hamlin's Manager Declares for Williams Platform
Dr. Cooke campaign manager for Charles Hamlin endorses the Williams platform calling it stronger and better for the party. He says he voted for it in committee and was pleased with speeches supporting it. Dr. Coughlin of Fall River backs Williams and pledges to fight for his platform.
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Hamlin
Williams
Dr. Cooke
Charles S. Hamlin
Gaston Welcomes Quincy Platform Acceptance Crowd Cheer
Mr. Gaston stood with many friends as the Quincy platform was announced as accepted. A hotel full of supporters erupted in cheers while Gaston and Mr. McSweeney declined to comment on the victory.
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Post
Gaston
McSweeney
Quincy
Viewpoints From Delegates on Gaston Campaign for Governor
A collection of delegate opinions from across Massachusetts predicting Democratic gains under William A. Gaston. Speakers including ex-mayor William B. Hayes of Springfield, Col James Carmichael, John A Kelcher, and others praise Gaston’s leadership and the party's chances, citing trusts tariff and renewed energy as drivers of victory.
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William B. Hayes
Springfield
James Carmichael
Lowell
William A. Gaston
John A. Kelcher
Boston
Gaston
Frank
Dewey, Jr
Westfield
William N. Osgood
Malden
John J. Hayes
Abington
J. J. Flynn
Lawrence
Joseph P. Love
Worcester
Daniel F Buckley
Easton
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
Cape District
Charles C. Paine
Hyannis
Cape
James E. Sullivan
Fall River
Sam Roads, Jr
Marblehead
John H. Mack
North Adams
William Gaston
Charles A. Dean
Wakefield
John W. Glynn
John O’gara
Spencer
Democratic Party
Democratic State convention debates platform over trusts tariff
The Democratic State convention faces a clash over platforms as George Fred Williams and Hamlin supporters push for the Kansas City platform and Bryan. Quincy and allies seek a new platform shunning past issues. The long session at the Revere House ended after 1:35 am with votes 4 to 3 in committee and 14 to 7 in full.
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William A. Gaston
George Fred Williams
Hamlin
Revere House
Kansas City
Bryan
Williams
Coughlin
Sweeney
McAttrick
Quincy
Stone
O'Connell
Gaston
Boston Harbor
Phillip J. O'Connell
Worcester
Wilmore B. Stone
Springfield
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Winchester
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