Wilson to Be Greeted Tomorrow in Tremont Temple Meet
Democrats of Greater Boston plan a noon ratification address by Woodrow Wilson at Tremont Temple to kick off the national campaign in this region. He arrives in Boston tonight and will stay at the Copley Plaza hotel.
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Tremont Temple to Host Wilson Campaign Address
Tremont Temple to host a high profile Wilson event with a 4 minute address reserved seating. Governor Wilson and other notable figures will speak, and Harvard Wilson Club members will usher. A Woodrow Wilson club is organized in Brookline with a statewide mobilization plan and a Boston reception at Copley Plaza.
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Wilson Opposed to Recall of Judges
Governor Wilson argues against judicial recall while endorsing direct elections for senators and initiative reforms. He warns of private influence over courts, cites historic abuses, and urges preserving representative government through careful use of recall and other democratic tools.
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Wilson Stresses Admiration for President at New Haven
Governor Wilson proclaims he yields to no man in respect for the president and refuses to privately or publicly criticize him, speaking in New Haven about his unwavering admiration for the current distinguished leader.
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Tragedy of La Follette as Progressive Champion Denounced
The piece recalls Wisconsin's Senator La Follette as a sturdy giant and indomitable advocate of progressive ideas. It notes that men who urged expediency briefly followed him before turning away, not doubting his genuine leadership for reform.
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Understudies in Washington and Providence Debate Third-Party Majority
Governor Wilson asks at New Haven whether a third party could win a House majority in November. He questions the wisdom of an extremely active and aggressive figure leading the third party as a Washington understudy to Providence.
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Quote on removing a social ill as a surgical task
A speaker urges drastic action against a corrupt influence described as a canker in the nation. The analogy stresses surgical precision and care to avoid harming vital institutions while excising the harmful element.
Higginson Endorses Eliot Letter on Wilson for President
Major Henry Lee Higginson a Boston banker and Harvard Corporation member spoke at the freshman reception in Harvard Union. He endorsed President Eliot’s letter supporting Wilson and said he would not vote for Roosevelt and would see about Taft, noting Roosevelt is his cousin.
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Higginson Limits Endorsement to President Eliot Remarks
Major Henry Higginson tells a Post reporter he has not endorsed any candidate including Governor Wilson. He supports President Eliot's statement, prefers voting for the best man and a free trader, and is undecided between parties. He aims for a candidate he believes would be a fine president and says he might vote for someone else.
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Care, Constipation Relief With Cascarets Ad
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a cure for constipation biliousness headaches and sour stomach claiming quick relief by morning. It touts a 10 cent box from the druggist to keep the head clear and bowels regular for months and a cheerful feeling.
Roosevelt Drops Campaign and Hunts Bears in Rain
Ex President Roosevelt abandons political campaign and spends the day in Little Rock and Memphis. He fatigues on arrival and greets a small group in the rain, urging them to join the Progressive party and accusing the Republican nomination of theft in strong terms.
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Root declines nomination for governor at Republican convention
Saratoga N Y Sept 25 United States Senator Elihu Root said he would not accept the nomination for governor at the Republican state convention. Former New York City Mayor Seth Low was also discussed but not favored by state leaders according to Chairman Samuel S Koenig of the New York county delegation.
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Hughes Defeats Smith by About 16000 Votes in Senate Primary
Newark report shows William Hughes winning the Democratic nomination for United States Senator over James Smith Jr by roughly 16 000 votes as Governor Wilson backed Hughes. Official tally awaits final count in coming days.
Governor Johnson Speaks at Hartford Progressive Convention
In Hartford the Progressive party opens a two day convention at Foot Guards armory with large crowds and copies of militant hymns and banners. Governor Hiram W. Johnson of California is welcomed as vice presidential candidate and praised by supporters amid chants about railroad domination.
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Elected Head of Lodge Celebrated Fifty Years Ago
Levi S. Gould honored as foremost Melrose citizen at Wyoming lodge of Masons fiftieth anniversary of his election as worshipful master. Gould oldest surviving master, served 1862 1864 and 1888, first Melrose mayor, moderator for 23 meetings, longtime county commission chair, native of Maine born March 27.
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Favors Opera in English Arrives with Notables from Liverpool
Miss Alice Nielsen soprano at the Boston Opera House arrives from Liverpool aboard the Franconia and plans to sing in Canada then join the Boston Opera Company. She urges performing operas in English to boost national pride. Dr Thomas J Leen and others travel as part of a Massachusetts physicians group touring European hospitals. Also onboard are Mr and Mrs Robert Jordan, the Jordans’ castle stay noted, and local figures including brewer Conrad J Rueter and music critic C H Meltzer.
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Man Found Dead In Hotel Corridor On Washington Street
A man registered as Hammond at the Hotel Comfort on 1093 Washington Street collapsed in a corridor at 10 20 p m and died at City Hospital. He spoke only the words Seventy five Bean Street The corpse was taken to the hospital morgue for examination and identification Authorities think death resulted from alcoholism Notes mention Andru Weider found inside the man's hat Patrolman Trainer assisted the victim to hospital
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Woods' Trial Postponed In Brookline Killing Case
Albert H. Woods, wealthy Brookline florist, held in 5000 bail for alleged shooting of Thomas Goldrop on Con corda Avenue Cambridge. Hearing postponed to Monday. inquest set for Saturday. District attorney absent. security posted by Thomas J. Kelly replacing Fayette BR Forbes.
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Bull Moose Club Planned At Harvard For Progressive Tendency
Harvard students with Progress tendencies attended a meeting to organize a Harvard Roosevelt Club under Philip J. T. Roosevelt. The club aims to mirror Democratic and Republican party representation and will seek support from the Progressive national executive committee. A committee led by Roosevelt will nominate officers and draft a constitution for the club.
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