Lodge rebuts Foss charges as false and biased
United States Senator Lodge responds to Eugene N. Foss claims made in Haverhill noting his votes on the Dingley tariff, Argentina and Cuban treaties, reciprocity policy, and the Philippines bill. He calls Foss statements false or twisted and defends his positions and actions.
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United States
Lodge
Haverhill
Eugene N. Foss
Senate
Senator Lodge
Hoar
France
New England
Philippines
Leary Trial Continues As Witnesses Clash In Court
Daniel J. Holmes testified contradicting Cornelius O Leary during the United States District Court continuation of the trial. The conflicting statements highlighted sharp disagreements over key facts in the case.
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Daniel J. Holmes
Cornelius O'Leary
United States District Court
Yes
Why Pabst Beer Is Best
The article extols Pabst eight day malt praising slow growth of barley. It claims traditional four day malt degrades grain quality and asserts Pabst malt preserves food value, enhancing beer quality.
Perjury Trial Key Testimony in Holmes Naturalization Case
Witnesses discuss Holmes residency dates and accuracy of O Leary as a witness. O Leary testifies he met Holmes in 1898 or 1899 at Conant Hall Roxbury. Holmes claims no Conant Hall memory and cites Mona han as influence on arrival date. Immigr ation records show Holmes arrived 1900 on Altonia. 1897 arrival date rejected. Colonel Scannell and others vouch for O Leary’s truthfulness as jury prepares to hear closing arguments.
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School Street
Monahan
Roxbury
Holmes
Lewis
Conant Hall
O’leary
Harvey H. Pratt
Benjamin Meinkle
Immigration Bureau
Long Wharf
Altonia
Mr. Pratt
Boston
Roger F. Scannell
Mr. Lewis
O'Leary
Logan
Dodge
Governor Guild
Mayor Fitzgerald
Senator Lane
Martin M. Lomasney
Daniel J. Kiley
Fitzgerald
Indictments Not Quashed in Sullivan Perjury Case
Judge Dodge overruled a motion to quash two indictments charging John J. Sullivan with perjury in Molloy and Murray naturalization cases. Sullivan will stand trial today as counsel Harvey H. Pratt withdraws pleas for Molloy and O Toole and seeks to file motions to quash rather than abatement.
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John J. Sullivan
J. W. Molloy
P. F. Murray
Dodge
United States District Court
Sullivan
Harvey H. Pratt
John W. Molloy
James O'Toole
Kiley Challenges Dixon to Public Discuss on Same Platform
Daniel J. Kiley, seeking the Senate seat in the third district, issues a challenge to Edward W. Dixon to debate their relative merits from a shared platform. He offers to leave all arrangements to Dixon and to cover or share the expenses.
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Daniel J. Kiley
Senate
Edward W. Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Gelatine Uses From a 180 Recipe Book
A historical note describes a book of 180 recipes detailing many uses for Gelatine including simple and elaborate preparations. Published by J. G. Cox Edinburgh and revised by Oscar of the Waldorf-Astoria. Sent upon request by The John M. Chapman Company New York City.
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J. G. Cox
L’t’d
Edinburgh
Oscar
Waldorf-Astoria
John M. Chapman Company
Hudson Street
New York City
Cole boom for lieutenant governor at Ward 10 rally
Speaker John N. Cole addressed about 400 Boston voters at the Copley Square Hotel in Ward 10 as he campaigns for lieutenant governor. The event, hosted by the Republican League amid a primary fight, featured attacks on Eugene N. Foss and calls for strong party organization led by Cole and Innes.
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John N. Cole
Copley Square
Ward 10
Cole
Eben S. Draper
Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Republican League
Moore
Charles H. Innes
Guy W. Cox
Draper
Innes
Lawrence
Guild
Ferber
Lynn Woman Fights Off Attacker in Field
Mrs. Annie Hengney of Western avenue was assaulted by a man posing as a friend who lured her from home to help her husband. She fought back with great courage and frenzy, and Daniel Proctor, ex Boston and Maine crossing tender, is jailed on $5000 bond.
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Lynn
Annie Hengney
Western Avenue
Daniel Proctor
Boston & Maine
Senator Logan Denounces O Connell At Boston Meetings
Senator Logan told four meetings in South Boston and Dorchester that O Connell has retreat from the referendum and employer liability bill. He defended his vote against the South Bay Wharf bill and exposed alleged misstatements about railroad opposition and corporate privileges in Boston Harbor.
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Senator Logan
Boston
Dorchester
O’connell
South Bay Wharf and Terminal Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
South Bay Company
South Bay
Boston Harbor
Moody Declares Deal Off In Gas Company Property
Attorney General Moody, at the Treasury Department request, ordered United States District Attorney French to halt further examination of deeds for the Gas Company's Commercial Street property used for apraisers' stores and to return the papers already sent.
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Moody
Treasury Department
United States District
French
O Connell Attacks Logan At South Boston Rally
Democratic candidate Joseph F. O Connell spoke at Seventh and I streets South Boston urging voters to judge Logan by five years of service. He accused Logan of backing corporate interests over workers and cited stances on a referendum an employers liability bill and railroads. He argued Boston needs forceful representatives to advance the city’s needs in Congress.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Seventh and
South Boston
Logan
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
South Bay
Boston
National Congress
Congress
McNary and Sullivan
Massachusetts
Horgan Breaks With Lomasney In Ward 8 Politics
A fervent Ward 8 meeting at Edward W. Dixon’s Cambridge Street headquarters outlined canvassing plans and endorsed Dixon for the Democratic nomination for Senator. Francis J. Horgan denounced Lomasney and Kiley, predicted Ward 8 will vote freely and back Dixon, and warned of a split vote against the leadership.
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Ward 8
Edward W. Dixon
Cambridge Street
Francis J. Horgan
Lomasney
Kiley
M. M. Lomasney
Daniel J. Kiley
Frothingham
City Hall
Dixon
Horgan
Common Council
House of Representatives
Henry
Fitzgerald
Mr. Horgan
Riley
Republic a Private Enterprise Declines Comment on City Paper
Mayor Fitzgerald refused to discuss the Republic weekly newspaper's incorporation under Maine law after a state official warned that firms doing business across state lines must file with the commissioner or face a 500 fine. He said the Republic is a private venture independent of city management and offered no further comment.
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Fitzgerald
The
Republic
Maine
Republic Publishing Company
William T. Trefry
Sta
Massachusetts
Charcoal Lozenges Claim Fresh Breath Aid
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a quick remedy for bad breath and gas. It claims charcoal absorbs odors and impurities from the stomach and intestines, offers a free sample, and urges a 25 cent boxed purchase after trial. The copy asserts harmlessness and health benefits.
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Stuart
F. A. Pore Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Ich
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Deal
O'Connell
D. J. Kiley
MR. Draper
WM. Whitman
Puritan Paincess
Oliver
Puritan
Glassmates
J. S. Waterman & Sons Incorporated
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Harvard Dental CO
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