Greenhalge Nominated for Republican Ticket in Lowell Speech
The district party nominates Hon. Frederick T. Greenhalge of Lowell for representative, praising honesty and suitability. Charles A. Bell is unanimously nominated as presidential elector. Greenhalge vows a Republican triumph from sea to sea, urging unity with the new administration and protection for American industries.
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National
House of Representatives
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Lowell
Merrill
Daniel Needham
Groton
W. H. McAlpine
Lawrence
Charles A. Bell
Mgr. Greenhalge
Lincoln
Harrison
Ike
Split in the First District Democratic Convention
Wild scenes at the first district convention as Cummings and Delano delegates clash at City Hall. Reports say 61 Cum ming delegates and 69 Delano delegates, with delays from train washouts and locking disputes. The Delano faction nominated George Delano for Congress and electors, while Cummings backed John W. Cummings and George Delano for elector.
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New Breprorp
City Hall
Mattapoisett
Cummings
Delano
Charles 8. Ashley
Committee On
Cape
Slocum
Fall River
Tucker
New Bedford
KE. L. Barney
William A. Tucker
John H. Carrell
Ira K. Chase
Swansea
Delano Convention
George del
Burnett Nominated by Acclamation for Ninth District Seat
The ninth district Democratic convention in South Framingham selected Edward Burnett of Southboro by acclamation after speeches supporting his candidacy. William Aspinwall was chosen presidential elector, with W. J. Foller filling a committee vacancy. The event stirred talk of Candler’s political methods and past ballot tactics, including a Brookline 1880 caucus circular endorsing opposition to Candler.
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W. J. Foller
Newton
J. W. Stover
Civil Service Reform Debate and Congressional Influence
A letter discusses inflated claims of patronage by Congress members from our state and urges public disclosure. It reviews John W. Candler’s stance on civil service reform, noting his silence on Hubbell circulars and detailing his votes on river and harbor, naval, and sundry civil bills.
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Boston Transcript
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West Newton Civil Service Reform Association
CopGlee
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Ielters
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Old Bay State
Candler
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Dineley
Maine
New England
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Bates Declines to Stand in Tenth District Race
Worcester, Sept. 26. The Gazette reports a secret Bay State House meeting of Republicans opposed to Walker’s nomination. Hon. T. C. Bates was unanimously named the straight Republican candidate but declines, citing district needs and national issues to safeguard Republican success.
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Southbridge
J. R. Kane
Spencer
A. A. Putnam
Uxbridge
Bates
Walker
Tufts For Councillor in Second District Convention
The second district Republican councillor convention met at Historical Hall in Tavnton with 116 of 137 delegates present. An informal ballot showed A W Entts of Boston and George H Rhodes of Taunton among leading figures, and the nomination was made unanimous amid enthusiasm. A district committee was named: Hobart, Pope, Spach, Hall, Towle. The venue for next year was deferred to the committee.
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Tufts
Tavnton
Historical Hall
F. A. Hobart
Braintree
Hobart
Alfred C. Burridge
Boston
Willis
A. W., Entts
Rad
George H. Rhodes
Taunton
WAVOL
Loun Ton
da Keene
Spach
F. S. Hall
John T. Pope
H. F. Spach
Hall
George M. Towle
Brookline
Third Middlesex Senator Nominating Conventions Held
At Cambridge ward room and Brattle square last evening Republican delegates nominated Chester W. Kingsley for senator. Judge Wells won a seat on the State central committee. Freeman Hunt led Democratic bids with 21 votes to 6 for McNamee and minor support for Perkins Bradford Lindsey Corcoran and Alger. John F. O'Brien elected to the State central committee.
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Middlesex
George A. Perkins
Isaac Bradford
Colonel Lindsey
J. H. Corcoran
A. K. Alger
John F. O’brien
State Central Committee
Women urged to register at Warren Avenue church meeting
A Warren Avenue Baptist Church gathering discussed public school reform and non sectarian principles. Miss Cora Scott Pond led with calls for a qualified school board and women to secure votes for new school members. Mrs Fessenden urged safeguarding republican institutions and urged 1000 religionists to push turnout. Total women assessed reached 8281 after yesterday’s figure of 1310 plus 6971 prior.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Cora Scott Pond
William Blackwell
Fifield
Hastings
Swinton
Fessenden
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Our Fathers
Worcester Democrats nominate county officers in notes
The Worcester county Democrats yesterday nominated Levi Barker of Worcester for county treasurer Joseph A. Titus of Worcester for register of deeds in the Worcester district and James H. McMahan of Fitchburg for register of deeds in the Fitchburg district.
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Worcester County
Levi Barker
Worcester
Register of Deeds
Joseph A. Titus
Fitchburg
James H. McMahan
Fitch
Brookline Seeks County Representation in Nominating Baker
The Republicans in Brookline instruct delegates to Dedham to nominate Benjamin F. Baker for county commissioner citing his long service as town clerk and special commissioner. Brookline residents note they pay half the county tax and seek direct representation on the board. Ransom C. Taylor and Samuel R. Barton are also mentioned in the broader context of county offices.
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Bure
John L. Ratigan
Worcester
Samuel R. Barton
Oxford
Ransom C. Taylor
Brookline
Dedham
Benjamin F. Baker
Baker
Board of County Commissioners
Not Wanted by His Party in Washington Convention
The American party, once full of triumph, shows signs of decline as the national committee met to fill the Tennessee vice presidential vacancy after Judge Greer declined. A plan to urge presidential nominee Curtis to resign was tabled, with another meeting set for October 2 likely to prompt his withdrawal. The California member’s attendance was noted.
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Washington
National Executive Committee
Judge Greer
Tennessee
Curtis
California
J. Cushing Thomas
Boston
Suffolk
Elijah Glorge
Man Falls 1050 Feet in Balloon Ride at Ottawa Fair
At the Ottawa fair a balloon ascent ended in tragedy as Tom Wensley, a young butcher, plummeted from more than 1000 feet before spectators. He reportedly failed to release the ropes on the signal, clung on, and was crushed upon impact. The aeronaut escaped with a parachute.
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Ottawa
Ont
SpredAu
Tom Wensley
Wensley
Trial of Joan Redmond Sentenced to Five Weeks Imprisonment
Dent Ireland Sept 26 The trial of Mgr. Joan Redmond MP for Wexford ended with a guilty verdict. He with his brother William Redmond MP for Fermanagh and Edward Walsh were arrested at Wexford for crimes act offences. The accused was sentenced to five weeks imprisonment without hard labor.
Nasal Voices and False Teeth in English Women
A prominent English woman claims American women suffer nasal voices and false teeth due to dry air and catarrhal trouble. The piece pushes Warner's Log Cabin cough and consumption remedies and rose cream as a cure, citing personal anecdotes and urging regular use to prevent catarrh and related illnesses.
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Warner's Log Cabin
Warner
Eli Fisher
Salem
Henry County
Iowa
Log Cabin
Coure
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