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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1912

Page

14

Crowds Cheer Governor Wilson on New England Tour

Governor Woodrow Wilson finished a three day trip through New England drawing large crowds in Willimantic Boston Hartford and Waterbury. Voters greeted him with nicknames like Woody Gov and Old Boy while he recounted late reception moments and shook many hands.

Bridgeport Conn Woodrow Wi'son New England Woody Gov New Jersey Willimantic Boston Hartford

Governor Delivers Campaign Stop Across Connecticut

In Waterbury a vendor cheers as the nominee jokes about winding a watch. He later visits Willimantic for a brief speech noting absentee landlords in the thread industry and critiquing distant political leadership in the United States.

Bury Conn Waterbury Willimantic United States

Tremont Temple Rally Binds Massachusetts Democrats Behind Wilson

Governor Wilson secured a united pledge from Massachusetts Democrats at Tremont Temple Boston as factions merged after a bitter primary. Storrow and Billings of the Wilson League joined Mayor Fitzgerald in backing the Democratic candidate. Pelletier and Riley spoke on the platform, sharing camaraderie in the event.

Wilson United Democracy of Massachusetts Boston Democratic Party Edmund Billings Wilson League Fitzgerald Tremont Temple Joseph C. Pelletier Thomas P. Riley Democratic State Committee

Democratic rally in Massachusetts boosts Wilson campaign

Richard Olney presided as Yeveland Democracy dominated a Tremont Temple gathering that drew crowds and loud support for Governor Wilson. Speaker lines included Riley and Walsh while deputies forecast Democratic planks in the next Legislature and electors, as hundreds were turned away.

Yeveland Richard Olney Tremont Temple Wilson Massachusetts Riley Democratic State Committee United States

Five Vessels Reach Wharf Amid Price Drops in Fish Market

Five vessels came into a wharf yesterday and supplied enough fish to meet demand while prices for several varieties fell. Elk captained by Colson delivered 12 pounds of cod and a large catch of cod and halibut, driving down cod prices. Foam reported a small catch, and Eva Mildred sought swordfish with 27 offered for sale. Prices for haddock, steak cod, market cod, pollock, hake, and swordfish were noted, with details on vessel cargoes and departures including Canopie to the Mediterranean and Bohemian to Liverpool. The Davis Palmer wreck has been removed and depth at the site now shows 36 feet.

Colson Elk Eva Mildred T Wharf Haddock Cod En Bm Twr White Star Charlestown Mediterranean Liverpool Rager New York Walter G. Richardson Hugh Kelly Gilmore Portland Cumberland Kelly Davis Palmer Broad Sound Avon Buenos Ayres Leyland Line Winifredian Boston Shepherd Allan Line Numidian Glasgow Cape Race

Shipping News Miniature Arrivals Report

Small excerpt notes arrival times and steamers Bonaventure Cress and Seens docking on SEPT 28 with tide and port details. Mariners report concise timetable data for ships and messages from the harbor.

Shipping News Miniature Wetat Bonaventure (Br Cress Seens

Maritime Trade Mentions and Sailing Reports From Multiple Ports

A dense list documents ships, tugs, barges, schooners, steamers, and routes across Halifax, Charlottetown, Portland, New York, Newark, Norfolk, Baltimore, and more. Vessels named include Canopie, Arkansas, Eureka, and William Chisholm, with movements to New York, Newport News, and Belfast noted amid port calls and arrivals.

Halifax Ellis Charlottetown Hawkesbury N. S Memphis Hammond Savannah Briggs Philadelphia Massachusetts Crowell New York City of Gloucester Linneken Gloucester City of Bangor Colby Bath Ransom B. Fuller Linscott Portland Belfast Curtis Penobscot Meech Newport News James Whitney Juniata Baltimore Norfolk Lehigh McGoldrick Rockland Rockport Mass Newark Lackawanna Lewis Hoboken Nottingham Bennett Port Johnson N. J Lynn Paoli Oliver Darge Haverford Eureka Plummer Dunlo South Amboy Sotus Elizabethport Waston Fred C. Holden Wallace Mary F. Cushman Millbridge Hugh Kelly Gilmore Friendship Wilbur Apple River Triton Beal Jonesport Georgietta Mitchell Sullivan Effie Tingley Boothbay Arkansas Dan Esparza Port Simon Cibao Nor Prince Arthur Yarmouth Boston H. M. Whitney Powhatan Vinalhaven Hureka Cienfuegos Winthrop Tipton Helen G. King J. John N. B Edward Trevoy Ipswich Samuel 8 Thorp Eleanor A. Percy Henry Withington Samuel Dillaway Ps Mawi Ryomioa Bobs Ballie E. Ludlam Partridge Isle Daniel Bailey Grasselli Carrieschi Clara A. Randall Ise Philadelphias

Wilson "Hecklers" Open Campaign in Massachusetts

The Wilson campaign opens in Massachusetts with a noon rally at Faneuil Hall. Secretary Nagel Senator McCumber and other speakers sent by the Republican national committee will discuss tariffs from the Republican viewpoint. The tariff train follows Governor Wilson, starting today after a Fall River stop.

Wilson “Hecklers Massachusetts Faneuil Hall

Taft Congratulates Hedges On Saratoga Nomination

Sept. 27. President Taft in Beverly after Malden learned of Job Hedges nomination at Saratoga. He sent a message praising the nomination and predicting a triumphant election, noting a campaign of truth and common sense.

Taft Wires Hedges Beverly Taft Malden Job Hedges Saratoga

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