Governor Nomination Amid Refusal At New Hampshire Convention
George H. Bingham of Manchester was nominated for governor by acclamation at the Democratic State convention in Concord despite a letter and telegram refusing consideration. The platform endorsed reform measures and attacked Republican influence. F. M. Colby of Warner was nominated for Congress in the second district.
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George H. Bingham
Manchester
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Bingham
Boston & Maine Railroad
Republican Party
F. M. Colby
Warner
New Hampshire
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Congress
Charles Q. Tirrells
Mitchell
W. P. Hayes
Springfield
Humphrey J. O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
David I. Walsh
Fitchburgh
Edward B. O’brien
Marblehead
Daniel F. Doherty
Westfield
William I. McLaughlin
Worcester
Dennis T. Halley
Lawrence
James Lally, Jr
Milford
Charles G. Ashley
New Bedford
John F. Coughlin
Fall River
William P. Hayes
Clement F. Coogan
Pittsfeld
Martin T. Hall
Natick
Roger Sherman Hoar
J. Edward Barry
Cambridge
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
J. W. Coughlin
Charles Favreu
Thomas Pp. Riley
Malden
Daniel F. Maguire
Haverhill
Edward Gilmore
Brockton
Joseph A. Parks
George D. Storrs
Ware
Charles A. Babbitt
Fitchburg
Charles S. Hamlin
Boston
Thomas ¥. Cassidy
Adams
A. C. Drinkwater
Brain
Harvard Graduate Judge George Hutchins Bingham Biography
Judge George Hutchins Bingham born in Littleton New Hampshire on August 19 1864. He attended public schools and Johnsbury Academy Vermont graduating in 1883. He then entered Dartmouth College and graduated in 1887. His educa-ishment details conclude with his early career.
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George Hutchins Bingham
Littleton
N. H
S&j. Johnsbury Academy
Vermont
Dartmouth College
Justice of New Hampshire Supreme Court Appointed 1902
The subject completed studies at Harvard Law School and graduated in 1891. He was admitted to the New Hampshire bar in July 1891 and married Cordelia P. Hinchley of Chelsea, Massachusetts that fall. In 1902 he was named associate justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
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Harvard Law School
New Hampshire
Cordelia P. Hinchley
Chelsea
Mass
Supreme Court of
Shootings at Roxbury Man Fires Twice at Sister-in-Law
Michael F Murphy of 20 King Street Roxbury fired two shots at his sister in law Mrs Katherine Murphy wife of Daniel J Murphy as she fled from 8 Highland Street Neither shot took effect and she sought safety in W S Tower drug store Murphy barricaded himself inside his intended victim s house and defied police for a time
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Michael F. Murphy
King Street
Roxbury
Inlaw
Katherine Murphy
Daniel J. Murphy
Highland Street
Gunfire at 412 Centre Street Ends in Arrest at Station 10
Patrolman John J. Donovan and Patrolman Gilman arrested Michael Murphy after two gunshots at Mrs. Murphy’s home. Murphy, 27, unmarried, claimed his sister in law lied to him. Mrs Murphy, shaken but unharmed, was taken to Dr Ralph R Young for nerves. Murphy held on assault with intent to kill.
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John J. Donovan
Division 1
Centre Street
Murphy
Gilman
Station 10
Michael
Perfect recovery linked to Cuticura eczema treatment
A Shiloh Ohio mother credits Cuticura remedies with healing her 13 year old son Clyde’s severe eczema after nearly a year of ineffective care. She reports dramatic improvement within six weeks and a flawless complexion after six months of twice daily treatment.
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Algy Cockburn
Shiloh
Beveridge Campaign Opens in New York County at Carnegie Hall
The Republican effort led by Senator Albert J. Beveridge and ex mayor Seth Low launched with a mass meeting at Carnegie Hall. Beveridge warned against overregulation and warned that high tariffs and big business must be controlled to keep America competitive and prosperous under Roosevelt.
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New York County
Carnegie Hall
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Seth Low
Low
Beveridge
Republican National Committee
Venezuela
United States
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
America
England
France
Germany
Grand Ducal Cabal
Frothingham Denies Charge Over Fall River Delegation
Fall River reports alleged booze and boodle influence in Frothingham’s Fall River campaign are denied by Alvin W. Weeks and Benjamin Cook. They say liquor and boodle had no part in Frothingham’s primary success and campaign managers urge dropping the incident. The candidate’s team pledged repudiation if the charge proved true.
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Mill City
Louis A. Frothingham
Frothingham
Back Bay
Alvin W. Weeks
Benjamin Cook
Boston
Herbert S. Johnson
Pilsner Beer
Long Green
Bryan Denounces Roosevelt At Terre Haute Rallies
Democratic candidate William J. Bryan spoke to two large Terre Haute crowds arguing Roosevelt withholds a square deal and uses federal office holders as Republican assets. He condemned Republican policy at the baseball park and urged support for the Democratic State and national tickets. He spoke again tonight from the Court House steps.
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William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
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Court House
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Cincinnati
Bryan
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
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Democratic Slate for Governor and State Officials
The slate lists James H. Vahey of Watertown for Governor John Gol den of Fall River for Lieutenant Governor and Andrew J. Peters of Boston for chairman of the State convention.
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Fall River
Andrew J. Peters
Boston
Daly Death and Democratic Convention Aims
John C. Daly is found dead at his Roxbury home from heart failure aged 66. The Democratic State committee plans the slate and convention at Faneuil Hall with Senator James H. Vahey and Lt Governor hopefuls shaping labor and campaign strategy.
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Faneuil Hall
James H. Vahey
Synan
John Golden
Fall River
Textile Workers’ Organization
Committee On
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Eben S. Draper
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Boston
Townsend Street
Roxbury
Mr. Daly
Ireland
School Street
Harrison Avenue
Shawneen
John R. Murphy
Charlestown
John Boyle O'Reilly
Charlie” Daly
Harvard
Quaterback
Patrick Collins
F. Gray Co. Offers Big Bargains on Men's Suits Today
F. Gray Co clothiers announce a one day sale at their Washington and Hanover store offering 500 men's fall suits worth 35 to 50 dollars at 11.90 and 14.90. Suits feature silk and satin lining and craftsmanship. New fall models in black thibets cheviots and worsteds priced from 5.90 to 9.90 with youths department specials at 4.90 to 7.90.
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Washington Ad
Hanover Streets
Humphrey J. O Sullivan Declines Governing Candidacy
Lawrence September 25 Hon Humphrey J O Sullivan denies plans to run for Governor as a Democratic candidate. He says he has troubles enough of his own and will not pursue public office.
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Humphrey O’sullivan
Lawrence
Humphrey J. O'Sullivan
Entwistle Nominated Again for Senator in 24th District
Portsmouth New Hampshire reports police chief Thomas Entwistle named for a third time as the Republican candidate for the 24th senatorial district.
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Thomas Entwistle
Marine Eye Remedy for Ted’s Weak Weary Eyes
Marine Eye Remedy advertises relief for weak weary watery eyes with soothing formula. Claims include soothing eye pain and comfort for tired eyes, targeting general eye irritation with a marine based solution.
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Marine
Ted
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