Moody Big Rally in Brockton Voices for Protection and Roosevelt
In Brockton on Oct 29 a Republican rally drew about 1500 at Canton hall with speakers Hon. John D. Long and Hon. Wm. H. Moody secretary of the navy. Moody defended protection, attacked free raw materials, urged Massachusetts Congress members to defend national tariff aims while prioritizing local interests. He warned that free trade would undermine both raw materials and manufactured products.
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Brockton
Canton Hall
John D. Long
Wm. H. Moody
Navy
Hotel Belmont
George H. Garfield
Long
Moody
Congress
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
House
Commonwealth
Shake-up at Ellis Island Immigration Service
Washington announces a broad shake-up at Ellis Island following a secret probe into the island's affairs. The review alleges years of petty theft and blackmail, with multiple dismissals and the reassignment of about forty privilege men. Some findings will be referred to the New York grand jury.
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Washington
Immigration Service
Ellis Island
Grand Jury
New York
Berlin Hotel Explosion Inquest Finds No Arrests Likely
Clinton reports State Fire Marshal Shaw concluded an inquest into the Berlin hotel explosion of October 22. After hearing a dozen witnesses, he found insufficient evidence to justify arresting any suspects and said state investigations will not continue.
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Clinton
Shaw
Berlin
Sparks Breaks Silence on Tariffs and Politics in Lowell
Senator Sparks addresses voters on tariff costs from coal and the Dingley clause in a Lowell rally. He champions free coal from Canada, pledges to back Roosevelt against trusts, and urges support for Eben Adams and John Sparks in upcoming elections. Charles Hamlin praises Gaston era and laments tariff policies while urging Democratic control.
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Moody
Senate
Canada
Congress
Sparks
Charless. Hamlin
Gaston
Lowell
Dimon
Eben T. Adams
John T. Sparks
Great Britain
Venezuela
Massachusetts
Hamlin
Senator Lodge
Hay
Rhode Island
O'Brien
Butler Ames
Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
Crane
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Systemic Cure
The article argues local catarrh remedies fail because catarrh is a blood disorder and must be treated internally. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are described as a safe, pleasant lozenge that reaches the bloodstream to cleanse catarrhal poison, relieve mucous buildup, and avoid cocaine or opiates. Read as a period ad style, it emphasizes internal treatment and safety for children.
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Stuart
Adams for senator urged by speaker amid rally end
A speaker asks voters to back Mr. Adams for senator and to inspect the ticket listing John T. Sparks Democrat and Butler Ames Republican, saying they leave themselves in voters hands as the rally ends.
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Mr. Adams
John T. Sparks
Butler ‘Ames
St Pauls M E church hosts large tag social event
A church social at St Pauls M E drew record crowds with a tag theme where all attendees wore visible name tags. The evening featured music games seasonal decorations and a Halloween parlor setup with refreshments and informal mingling led by organizer Miss Maude Fiske and supported by several committees and entertainers.
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St. Paul's M. E
Maude Fiske
Geo. Olmstead
Gertrude McKissock
Bert Ha
Bertha Kyle
Chas. C. Hard
Mechanics lodge marks sixtieth anniversary in Lowell
The 60th anniversary exercises of Mechanics lodge I O O F were held at Odd Fellows temple with about 150 present. The program ran 8 to 9 30 pm and included welcome remarks, solos, readings, and letters from two aging members. The banquet followed. Founded Oct 26 1842, the lodge shows 1500 initiations and 122 deaths in 60 years, with 128 members affiliated 25 years. Notables include mayors Ambrose Lawrence and John J Pickman and several doctors and reverends on the rolls. The current officers are listed with titles and names. Merrimack lodge is noted as the oldest in Lowell, though Mechanics is near the top in longevity.
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Mechanics Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Temple
P. G
M. C. True
Neilie W. Slater
L. C. Hauber
Joh. H. Cole
R.S. Emerson
Ambrose Lawrence
John J. Pickman
Robert Court
Smith Baker
D. D
J. F. Adama
J. Fletcher
Dennis
J. J. Twiss
F. W. Chadbourne
George C. Osgood
George BE
Republican Rally Voices for Unity and Policy Stance
A spirited Republican rally denounces Democratic tactics and praises party principles. Speakers urge continued support for Ames and discuss reciprocity, tariff revision, and trust regulation, stressing labor rights, constitutional amendments, and the importance of party unity ahead of the November 4 election.
Ward 3 club rally postponed after lockout
Ward 3 meeting was delayed when the club room was locked and janitor Austin Brown could not be found. A rally is planned for next Saturday in Ward 3 ward room with speakers John C. Wilson Augustus Walsh Col Alfred R. Chadwick ex Alderman George H. Taylor Charles B E Howe Alderman Cyrus Barton Hon Charles H Hanson and Mayor W E Badger.
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Austin Brown
Mr. Puffer
Ward 3
John C. Wilson
Augustus Walsh
Col
Alfred R. Chadwick
George H. Taylor
Charles BE. Howe
Cyrus Barton
Charles H. Hanson
W. E. Badger
Ames Endorsed by French Canadians for Congress
The Club des Citoyens Americans endorsed Butler Ames for Congress at a large meeting citing gratitude to President Roosevelt for ending the anthracite coal strike. Resolutions praise Roosevelt and pledge Republican-leaning support, noting Ames would back the President and McKinley era service.
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Club Des Citoyens Americans
Butler Ames
Congress
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
le Club Des Citoyens Americans
William McKinley
Lincoln Club Holds Open House Rally for Republicans
The Lincoln club kept open house last evening as Republicans who attended a conference in the committee room dropped in briefly. Club members are active in the campaign and urge earnest cooperation of Lowell Republicans to make the organization strong. A rally is planned at Republican headquarters on Friday evening, Oct. 31, with all Republicans urged to attend for clean candidates. Mother Duck and Father Gander exchange a light dialogue about goose pimples in a chummy closing note.
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Lincoln Club
Republcan
Lowell
Guatemala Quakes Drive Mass Withdrawals Near Volcano
News from New York reports severe earthquakes across Guatemala. Santa Maria eruptions ash Quezaltenango and Mezantanago, forcing abandonment of towns near the volcano. Residents flee inland as the republic remains in a disturbed state and telegraph lines are controlled.
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New York
Guatemala
Santa Maria
Herald
Guatemala City
Quezaltenango
Mezantenango
Republic
Struck on tracks in Lowell. man badly injured
A horse drawn carriage crashed after a team moved along private tracks toward Lowell. James O Neil, 56, born in Lowell and longtime city resident, sustained a head fracture and back hemorrhage requiring trephining. Conductor Mitchell declined comment. tracks near the roadbed were narrow and unsafe.
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Lowell
Mitchell
Salem
N. H
Citizen
St. John’s Hospital
James O'Neil
Casey and Kearns
Urban
Michael
John Reagan
Municipal coal yard proposed by Mystic lodge in Lynn
Eight hundred members of Mystic lodge A O U W in Lynn petition the mayor and aldermen for a municipal coal and wood yard to protect fuel buyers. They urge purchasing a wharf, issuing notes, and running the yard on a cash basis with prices just covering costs and interest. Other fraternal orders in Lynn have similar resolutions before them.
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Lynn
Mystic Lodge
Lathrop Named For Probate Judgship In Barnstable County
Boston October 29 The executive council named Freeman M Lathrop of Barnstable to be judge of probate and insolvency for Barnstable county replacing resignation of Hiram P Harriman Harris resignation takes effect October 31 Harriman practiced in Boston and Barnstable for many years Lathrop has long served as register of probate in Barnstable county
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Boston
Freeman M. Lathrop
Barnstable
Barnstable County
Hiram P. Harriman
Harriman
Lathrop
Saloon Keeper Robbed in Appleton with $8000 Stolen
An Evening Wisconsin dispatch from Appleton reports Martin Cornelius a wealthy saloon keeper was held up late last night by two men on the street. One forced his hands behind his back while the other covered him with a revolver and took $8000 in large denomination bills. The robbers warned him not to cry out and fled down a side street.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Appleton
Martin Cornelius
Cornelius
Pension changes after Oct. 11 issue list
Washington pension changes released from the Oct. 11 issue include increases for several named individuals: John Hurley of Peabody gains $8, Benjamin Battles of Fairhaven $24, Wm Marland of Andover $10, James A. Shoughton of Brockton $8, Carl F. Jenen of Haverhill $14.
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Sssne
John Hurley
Peabody
Benjamin Battles
Fairhaven
Wm. Marland
Andover
James A. Shoughton
Brockton
Carl F. Jeneen
Haverhill
Butler Ames Promoted for Gallantry in 1598 Action
Butler Ames, comrade of 1598, was promoted to lieutenant colonel for gallantry in action. The citation notes his bravery and leadership in the field, reflecting long service and commendable conduct recognized by his peers and superiors.
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Butler Ames
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