Massachusetts 1912 primary results outline Foss and Walker lead
Massachusetts primaries yield Gov. Foss defeating Pelletier by about 26 614 votes. Republican Joseph Walker wins the party nomination over Everett Renton. Socialists nominate Robert D Sawyer for governor. Returns show Democratic Foss 618 Pellitier 36404 Republican Walker SA 014 Penton. Widespread nominations follow across state offices and districts.
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Boston
Democrata
Centertay
Eugene N. Foss
Joseph A. Pelletier
Ruston
Joseph Walker
Brookline
Everett €. Renton
Robert J. Sawyer
Folle Democratic
Foss
Pellitier
Walker
Penton
Ale
Anl
Aixtean
Wilson's Big Victory in His Home State
Newark Sept 26 Gavther Wilken won the New Jersey primary by about 20 000 votes over former Senator James Smith Jr in every county except Essex County Gov Wilson's choice William Hughes led the Republican contest for US senator with Frank O Briggs not seeking renomination The day also saw widespread registration and party nomination activity with Progressive leaders claiming satisfaction amid irregularities in voter participation and petition signing difficulties.
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Newark
Gavther Wilken
New Jersey
Tovoy
United States
James Smith, Jr
Forernor
Kasex County
Smith
Willison
William Hughes
Republians
Namig
Progressives
Tewlers
Ruise
Unbossed Convention at Saratoga Springs
Saratoga NX Sept 25 The Republican state convention ended its morning session with only the chairman selections decided The main question of the nomination and platform remains to be discussed It is expected nominations roll in Friday Delegates will choose nominees The state committee meeting yielded three electors vacancies filled by Stevens Reid and Le Sweet
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Saratoga
Whiel An
Thomas T. Dunn
Rochester
Frederick C. Stevens
Attica
Roosevelt says he is well repaid after western campaign
Little Rock reports Colonel Roosevelt declares he feels repaid for the western tour. He notes having ridden through the west, and he says he has received reports from the Progressive Party in the south.
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Roosevelt
Little Rock
Ark
West
Progressive Party
Marathon Race Opens Brattleboro Fair With Ten Mile Challenge
The opening of the 27th Valley fair featured a marathon from Hinsdale New Hampshire to the fairgrounds. Seven runners completed five laps around the track in ten miles amid rain and chilly air. Brattleboro’s Raymond Bancroft finished with the group, while other starters included Tavasseur, Taft, Lilly, Sockalexis, Henigan, Sturgis, and more. Times ranged from roughly 58 to 87 minutes, with Sturgis scratched.
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Trattichoro
Hinsdale
N. H
Fair Grounds
Raymond Bancroft
Brattleboro Hoy
Tavasseur
Hinadate
Naguray
Sturgis
Bancroft
Levarsour
Taft
Tier
Lilly
Piquet
Henigan
Rockalexis
Sockalexis
Igan
Seeamle
State House Appointments Listed for Coming Session
A list of State House attaches and staff appointments announced for the forthcoming legislative session. Names cover assistants, keepers, messengers, librarians, operators, engineers, carpenters, and janitors from Montpelier and various Vermont towns.
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Ar-Arne
Vatsonatesterday
State House
Stearme
Herbert K. Slayton
Montpelier
George MH. Beant
Waterville
Howard Brown
South Ilington
Gordon W. Preston
Fair Haven
Sheenenger
Harvey B. Kiondell
Whitinghan
Newport
Grayston Cameron
Norton
Senate
Frank Rigwood
Winopask
Harvey Dodds
North Hero
Howard Adame
Vergennes
Mre
G. W. Heleknap
John W. Till
Squitor
D. 4
Dicinell
James Jurko
Carpenter
W. T. Montague
Waterbury Center
Kath Edson
Montplier
Bert N. Teel
Charles O
Litefield
Coventey
John W. Sexton
Eaton
Payston
Mona Lisa Displayed in Private St. Petersburg Gallery
A Russian report claims Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa has been hanging in a private St. Petersburg gallery after a long disappearance from the Louvre. The missing masterpiece sparked global sensational coverage last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Tondon
Leonard Fa Vinci
Mona Lina
Prinn Jess
Louvre
Qwisseum
Paris
CUMMINGS FOUND GUILTY OF LARCENY IN BANK CASE
Former State street broker Cummings, serving five to ten years for uttering forged notes in Bramingham, is found guilty in Middlesex Superior Court of larceny totaling 84 265 dollars and 43 cents from Hollister Savings Bank. Jury directed by Judge Chase. The case settled in Middlesex, not Suffolk. Diversi Fruit Os advertises fresh Concord grapes at ten markets for 23 cents.
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Onaress Cummings
State Street
Bramingham
Hollister Savings Bank
Superior Court
Chase
Midge Chase
Middlesex County
Suffolk Eimnty
University President Urges Reconstruction Lessons at Septenber Opening
President Guy Potter Newton of the University of Vermont spoke to students on Reconstruction as the 122nd session opened. He urged intelligent, healthful study of past events and timely reconstruction to guide future opportunities, stressing that the opportune time is now for individual and societal renewal.
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Burlington
Guy Potter Newton
University of Vermont
Treday
Stake University
Imeyticine
Arts
Seeiences
Engineering
Apricuttare
Enginering
Benton Salt
Henry
Arranging Details of World Series in New York
The national baseball commission and representatives of the Boston American and New York National Leagues convened in New York to fix dues for the world championship series. They will determine ticket sales, game prices, eligible players, and other arrangements before inviting the presidents of New York and Boston to start the series in their cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Baseball Commission
New York
National Basetell Commission
Rostotebibe Ti Siv
DRAINAGE OF POND NOISE AND MISSING MEN
At Hretton Woods Sept 25 searchers drag Milliken’s pond and Mount Washington slope for Fela I Keenan of Charleatiwn Miss who has been missing six days. Experts and loggers retrace tidbits of clues as teams continue to search for the missing man and the unclear fate of Young Keene.
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Hretton Woods
Fela I. Keenan
Milliken
Mount Washington
Uekettaan
Woman Died En Route. No Relatives Informed
Rutland Sept 26 A woman identified as Mrs Mac Caney died at the St James hotel from an intentional trouble after leaving a train en route from Montreal to Boston to attend a brother’s funeral She refused to inform relatives fearing distress Two checks for trunks to Boston were found with her and forwarded to Boston The body awaits further disposition clothing described as white shirtwaist black skirt and long gray coat The woman about 30 years old light hair and complexion, height and weight as stated in report
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Rutland
Mac Caney
Reston
St. James Hotel
Hoston
Montreal
Iver
Mav Ganey
William Ganey
Boston
T. C. Eleworth
Vermont Baptists at St. Johnsbury meet in session
At the annual Vermont State Baptist convention in St Johnsbury 155 delegates attended with encouraging reports from various organizations. Officers named include President Henry Boml Brattleboro and other leaders across Addison Addison Danville and Burlington. Nominating committee proposed officers for 1915 with Henry Boml as president and F Tolman as treasurer, amid a large gathering discussing sessions to flow today.
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St. Johnsbury
Vermont State Baptist Convention
Young Moople
Tntrim
Tey
WF. Meyer
Bennington
Tie Mie J
Harrison Thompson
Tihuwtis
Sartth
Tendenferry
Historical Society
Honey Crocker
Join BR
Gow
Bini Tttehore
Mason
Saxtoos River
Middlebity
Pair Haven
Hoardman
Fairfax
Treasury
Arthrey G. Crane
Pustington
Dy. Davison
Henry Boml
Brattleboro
Eleck
F. S Tolman
St. Vaknalnrys
A. F. Park
Rendabork
Howard Chine
Willant Cyan
M. Misty. Poultney
B.A. Park
Chester
Muttobury
EK. Oh K. Phillips
St John Fikt
Tanrda Trustens
Young Bank Clerk Confesses To $55,000 Heist
Penola Florida September report says William Hi Kell a two year bank clerk admitted robbing the First National payroll cash of 550,000 during a shipment day. He concealed the money in a worthless package and hid it in a locker. Detectives traced the payroll theft after the suspect allegedly moved the funds and later returned part of the sum.
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Penola
Fla
William Hi
Kell
First National
Welneslay
Weyers Smithing
jLouineiliy
Hall Neen
Toul ‘Ville & Niedivitle
Axel
Loyal War Governors Conference Today at Altoona
Altoona, Sept 25. President and governors gather for the Loyal War Governors Conference anniversary. Key figures include Senator Penrose and former Governor William Sprain, sole survivor of the meeting, with guests from state and national leadership.
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Altoona
Penrose
Congress
Gevernde
William Prague
Winde Sland
Gevprone
William Sprain
Talati
Wale Fo
He Eokiens
Tom
Double Theft Charged as Starkey Arrests Deepens Mystery
Mrs Luigia Colombo of George Street reports $50 loss and Joe Bianchi of Railroad Street claims a watch two rings and a watch fob were stolen. Yol Starkey, arrested on a warrant by State's Attorney Want Carver, faces larceny charges after a purse with a $29 bill and a watch were found on him. Police link Starkey to a home break in and the owner identifies the suspect as the thief. Starkey pleads not guilty. bail set at $44. Hearing scheduled. attorney M. M. Ganton represents Starkey.
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Luigia Colombo
George Street
Joseph Bianchi
Railroad Street
Yol Starkey
John W Dingen
Want Carver
Grant Tarveny
Starkey
Luigin Columbo
Joe Bianchi
Pune
Rinardi
Ford
Piers
Hugh H. Carpenter
Jirge H.W. Scote
Ball
Putior
Crifombo
Joe
Rinwehi
Onlee
Mombere
Tim
Starkay
Boston
Tenehl
M. M. Ganton
Mita
Fuller Howard wedding at 10 South Main street home
Florence E K Howard and Raymond G Puller wed in a parlor ceremony led by Rev D K Fuller. Esther Fitts and John H Fuller attended as guests and best man. The couple plan a Cambridge residence after a brief wedding trip. Attending relatives came from Hanover and Branden among others. Groom is editor of the Boston Transcript.
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Aml
Leander Howard
South Main Street
Wolvek
Florence EK. Howard
Raymond G. Puller
Rowton
Dk. Fuller
Dobson
Hooth
Esther Fitts
Thie City
John H. Fuller
Reandon
Gronm
Spankling Wig
Arhwale
South Marre
Mathewson
University of Vermont
Middlebury College
Wn Wavelatte
Boston Transcript
Puller
Cambridge
den Fi. Hirtigman
Hanover
N. of
Charles A. Nash
Mary Nash
D K. Fuller
Tolineon
Robert S. Puller
Johnson
John H. Puller
Brandon
Railroad Traffic Suspended In Catalonia Protests
Perpizan Sept 25 reports broad traffic disruption in the Spanish Catalonia province as strikers halt work at midnight causing property destruction at stations. A merchants association announces a meeting and possible strike action will be discussed tonight at regular session. Weather forecast expects rain tonight and Wednesday with east winds.
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Perpizan
Pranen
Catalonia
de ‘Spatellis
Marculona
Obituary: Justin H Blaisdell Dies at 82 in Barre
Justin H Blaisdell 82 a lifelong Barre resident died at his Washington Street home this morning after a long illness. He was born August 27 1840 in Haverhill New Hampshire and lived in New York Illinois and New Jersey before settling in Barre forty years ago. His second wife Miss Emeline A Smith died in 1910 and he leaves no near relatives. A funeral will be held Friday at 2 pm at the Hedding Methodist Church with interment in Elmwood Cemetery.
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Justin FH. Midehell
Barry
Washington Street
Seversl
Arthur W. Robinson
Upper
Blaisdell
Robinson
Iris Home
Jon W. Jackson
Emeline A. Smith
Barre
Tietin
Methodlet
Elmerwall
Hedding
Alienation Suit Delayed as Lawyers Arrive From Newport
Washington county court opened with several cases. Morse versus Lawrerson for alienation of affection, postponed until noon due to attorney delay from Newport. Witnesses testified, detailing marriage strain, separations, and arrest records. Jury panel drawn. numerous informations filed against bail suspects for various offenses.
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Washington County
Manual Cabral
George E. May
Everett A. Morse
Otis R. Lawrerson
Nariwick
Moree
Lawrence
Hom
Spon
Tom
Montpelier
More
Putnam Ie
Morse
Windsor
Taoken
Laverence
Calaisy
W. Guernsey
Cala
T. A. Howe
Rexbury
D. C. Howard
Barre Town
Ray Page
Mainfield
FW. Powers
Waterbury
Pry
Woodbury
W. R. Putnam
Cabot
G. Stewart
E. A. Stimmon
Pete
Calvertins
A. L. Foster
Onule Gilbert
Mia
A. Mance
Vietor Villa
C. Bena
J. Germing
V. Fratela
Aucontia Rattinelli
R. Mier
Burt Allen
A. Blanes
Rito I
Clarence Goodwell
Ralph Burnett
Arthur York
Railroad Engineers Arrive to Complete Granite Line Survey
A squad of Afton engineers led by Assistant Engineer G. M. Thampeon of Central Vermont arrived in the city to finish the survey for Granite Railway Co. plans. They are quartered at the City hotel and expected to work about six weeks advancing final grades and prep for undermanning operations in the fall.
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Afton Elit
G. M. ‘Thampeon
Vermant
Granite Railrann Co
Propos
Central Vermont
Acton
Ardler
One Policeman Killed in Philadelphia Telegraph Incident
Report from Philadelphia describes a fatal telegraph wire accident injuring several reporters and officers as a high voltage line shorted. Vorpaliesnan was killed instantly, others sustained injuries reporting from Call Doxre. Fortunate few escaped the worst, with Wilerman Meturry and Vouhe Seagrant Fox among those affected.
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Vorpaliesnan
Call
Doxre
West Philadelphia
Pelle
Lecaner
George Wo Vreeman
Wilerman J. Meturry
Wes
Council Debates City Purchase of Common Land
The city council held a lengthy committee of the whole session over acquiring the Congregational church common in front of Lincoln school. A key clash pitted a $1,000 outright sale against a 99 year lease with a satisfactory deed. Prior actions included a deed showing a restrictive use as common, and questions about the church’s title. The meeting also covered routine warrants, license decisions, flood damage claims, water extension costs, and various property and street matters.
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Lincoln School
Thurston
Churel
Lan
Patterson
Warkijie
Meity Mewotlag
Sothan Carpenter
Congregational Society
Congregational Church
Barre
Greel
Ind
Car Iver
Fe i Scott
Board of Aldermen
Water Department
Pollen Department
T. Gatefront
Miso
Isabella D. Smith
Finn Street
Jones Bros
Dawson
Dunghi & Dasola
Solelows
A. Brignela
Farwell Street
A.C Adame
Wheeling
South Mary Street
Mra
Pauline Ceresoln
House of
el Berlin Atrodt
William PF. Siaith Wie
Benhowse
Patterson Street
W. ¥. Richerdson
Parve
Treigh
Stebbins
Ieee
Provooct
Tine
A. B. Lane
Retourcen
Clarehaml Myr
Limeheart
Mandolin Cleary
Conan
Ano North Mintreet
Aberin Dawein
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GOV. Foss
Pelletier
Massachusetts
Robert D. Sawyer
Wilson
Saratoga Springs
Eta Pace
Ey Oone P
Pierce
Stanwilly Mack
He.m, C
Braley
Astannes
Val T
By. da
Tatera
Lavette
Be Taylor
Whridtor
Teldy B
C. R. Lyon & Son
Higherand
Lloyd
Newport Stock
Miggis
Bethnws Falls
Johanna Patchen
Blkm
J.P Hayes
Greentehl
Aga
Gan
Parsons
London
Cummings
The
Conran
Diversi
State Institution
Benton Spoke
John M. Keenan
Vermont Baptists
Loyal War Governors’ Conference Today
President Taft
Gov
Tenor
John Starkey
Fuller—Howard
Justin H. Blaisdell
Everett A, Morse
Otis R. Lawrence
Putnamsville
Vermont
Gospel Village
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