Foss Sworn In as Massachusetts Republican Wins Seat
Eugene N. Foss, formerly a Republican from Massachusetts, is sworn into the House by Speaker Cannon after a special election victory. He is greeted by his brother and Representative McCall as he enters a brief reception in the central aisle.
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Free Double Legal Stamps With Purchase at Wolf's Clothier
Double legal stamps available free with every purchase mornings until 12 noon at Wolf's My Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets. After noon stamps require a trip to the same corner near Haymarket Adams Scollay and Friend-Union subway stations for access.
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Roosevelt as Napoleon In America Aims For 1912 Bid
Henry Watterson in the Courier Journal argues Theodore Roosevelt is the era’s most startling figure since Napoleon Bonaparte calling for serious consideration of his candidacy for president in 1912. The piece links foreign acclaim to domestic reform and contemplates a strong decisive leadership to shake entrenched graft.
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Handkerchiefs Linked to Picket Pocket Charge
Inspector Knox presented 17 handkerchiefs to tie Rosco Isacone alias Tony Ricciado to a pocket picking case in Municipal Court. The hearing was continued as Knox claimed a pawn ticket for a stolen watch tied to a Lynn prominent man. Accused held in $500.
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Suicide at Bay State House: Joseph Green Found Dead
Joseph Green 36 of Damascus Maine, a guest at Bay State House on Hanover Street, shot himself in the right ear early yesterday. Dr. Watters, medical examiner, viewed the body and had it taken to North Grove Street morgue. identity confirmed by papers in his pockets. wife notified but had not replied by late last night.
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Marines Return Home From Isthmus Duty
The U. S. S. Prairie sailed from Philadelphia to Colon to bring home 650 marines who have served on the Isthmus for about a year and a half. Soon the Buffalo will take 250 marines aboard at Panama for return to the United States.
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Duel Claims Orleansville Mayor in Algeria
In Algiers on April 7 Mayor Robert of Orleansville was shot dead in a duel with rival deputy candidate M Hoube. Robert did not fire, and the fatal clash stemmed from a newspaper controversy.
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Sunday Post to Feature Puzzles and Taft Acrostic
The paper invites boys and girls to a big Sunday event next week with drawings puzzles conundrums sketches. Readers can submit an acrostic on President Taft for a chance to participate.
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