Primaries On Today Shape Pennsylvania Delegations
Philadelphia April 12 Pennsylvania's 76 delegates to both major parties depend on tomorrow's primary. Democrats and Republicans vote for 64 national delegates, two per congressional district, with 12 more chosen at state conventions. The state conventions will also decide whether electors are named in the party column next fall.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Roosevelt Backers Stand Out in Ballot Name Choice
Supporters of Theodore Roosevelt leading the Republican ticket are the only delegates to use the uniform primary law provision allowing their name to appear on the ballot. The text notes a complete slate of national delegates and alternates, with near full participation.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Delegation of State Delegates Endorse Taft on Ballots
State delegates declare support for President Taft and will have his name printed opposite theirs on official ballots. Regular Republican candidates statewide back Taft but will not be bound by voter instructions since Taft’s name will not appear on the ballots.
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Taft
Spratt Faces Appendectomy Risk for Braves
Braves president John M. Ward said Jack Spratt has appendicitis and may require surgery. If operated, with Bridwell still weak from blood poisoning and Devlin’s past Giants stint, the team could be seriously handicapped.
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John M. Ward
Braves
Jack Spratt
Ward
John B. Blake
Spratt
Bridwell
Arthur Devlin
Giants
Shuman Corner Delights Children With Farm And Mountain Scenes
An instructive display opens today in the juvenile department on the street floor. A series of tableaus depicts farm life with domestic animals and mountain life with wild beasts.
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Shuman
Baldwin Hyland Lightweight Bout Set for April 28
In Salt Lake City on April 28 a W round lightweight bout between Matty Baldwin and Dick Hyland was announced today. The match will feature Baldwin aiming to improve on past performances against Hyland in a city venue.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Matty Baldwin
Dick Hyland
Strike authorization for engineers on east of Chicago railroads
Locomotive engineers on 50 railroads east of Chicago and north of the Norfolk and Western authorized their officers to call a strike if pay negotiations fail. The vote, by more than 23 000 to 1 against, was announced by Warren S Stone and noted as likely not the final position.
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New York
Chicago
Norfolk & Western
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
J. C. Stuart
General Managers’ Association of the Railroads
ASK 15 PER CENT RAISE FOR ENGINEERS VOTE
The general managers call a meeting for April 15 to discuss the vote results. Engineers' officers inform they will remain to await a railroad counter proposition. The engineers had demanded a 15 percent pay hike, rejected by the railroads. About 25,000 Brotherhood members plus roughly 15,000 from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen voted on the proposal.
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Stuart
Ailroads
Brotherhood
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Early mackerel season seen at T wharf with gains
The Crest towed in four mackerel to T wharf yesterday. The Constellation and Sylvania were last year’s first to bring mackerel to T wharf in June with large fares. Fishermen expect an early mackerel season and more schooners soon back with full fares. The Arethusa earned 230000 pounds of ground fish and about 4500 dollars in ten days, a record at Tl’ wharf.
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Constellation
McGuire
Sylvania
Firth
T Wharf
Clayton Morrissey
Arethusa
Mathew Greer
Harvard Sprinters Shine at Rainy Spring Handicap Meet
Harvard athletes dominated the Harvard spring handicap games amid wet track conditions. R Tower posted 10.15 seconds for 100 yards, Peabo Gardner swept hurdle events, and Paul R. Withington won the two mile. Other winners included Adams in the 220, Rock in the 440, Clark in the 880, Warren and Withington in distance events, Gardner again in high and low hurdles, Moffat in high jump, King in broad jump, Camp in pole vault, Batchelder in shot put, and Cable in hammer throw.
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Harvard
R. Tower
Peabo’ Gardner
Paul R. Withington
R. J. deGozzald
J. J. Abbott
J. ©. Rock
S. Nichols
F. W. Capper
N. M. Clark
J. R. Abbott
W. B. Sloane
H. M. Warren
B. W. Zamore
H. G. MacClure
P. R. Withington
Seratch
R. S. B. Boyd
BF. W. Copeland
G. P. Gardner
Serateh
K. F. Pantzer
W. G. Brackett
J. S. King
W. A. Allen
T. Cable
J. P. Camp
H. St. John
R. Murray
R. BR. Batchelder
R. T. P. Storer
H. Leslie
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Apr 4 Daylight, tides and arrivals
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances including steamers Kentucky Oregon Jobes and Cuba plus tugs and barges. Vessels from New York New Bedford Boston Yarmouth and Norfolk cited with destinations Providence Provi dence South Amboy and Stockton Springs. Several schooners and steamers sailed or were ready to sail including Calvin Austin and Nat Meader.
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L&h
Kentucky
Kellesback
Copenhagen
Berwind
Christopher
Jobes
Porto Rico
Oregon
Hansen
Banes
Cuba
Onondaga
Macbeth
Jacksonville
Charleston
Greeian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Camden
Sawyer
Bangor
Dingley
Strout
Portland
City of
Gloucester
Godfrey
H. M. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Kershaw
Johnson
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Sankaty
Merriam
New Bedford
Reliance
Newburyport
Eastwise
Willin
Florida
Lamberts Point
Scully
Mercury
Walls
Searsport
Boylston
Piedmont
Hudgins
Conestoga
Olsen
Bethayres
Eagle Hill
Cymru
Providence
Tacony
Wallace
Bullock
Liverpool
Nor
Portsmouth
Wyoming
Telumah
Salmon River
N. S
W. H. Davenport
Stockton Springs
South Amboy
Wayne
Nat Meader
Dartmouth Defeats Columbia 5–2 In South Field Rally
Dartmouth College edged Columbia 5 to 2 as a three-hit third inning produced five Dartmouth runs. Columbia played cleanly but lacked the clutch hit, leaving the Blue and White with the decisive rally that sealed the victory.
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New York
Dartmouth College
Columbia
South Field
White Mountain Collegians
Dartmouth
Blue
White
Woman Succumbs After Burns in Somerville
Elizabeth Gillis, 35, suffered severe burns two weeks ago and had no medical attendance. She was removed to Somerville Hospital yesterday from her Florence Street home and is not expected to live.
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Elizabeth Gillis
Somerville Hospital
Florence Street
Somerville
Woman severely burned when lamp overturned
A Gillis family member reports she was burned from neck to knees after a kerosene lamp toppled at a home. The woman says she knocked the lamp while seated, oil spilled, and her dress caught fire as she tried to extinguish the flames. She was found by Mrs. Perkins and was alone in the house until yesterday.
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Perkins
Gillis
Spanish War Veterans Win Preference in Civil Service Exams
Veterans of the Spanish War secured a 5 percent preference in civil service examination marks. The House passed the bill on its third reading by 82 to 30. Support came from Coon of Watertown and Teslie of Quincy. opposition from Rothfeld of Newton and Underhill of Somerville.
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Coon
Watertown
Teslie
Quincey
Rothfeld
Newton
Underhill
Somerville
Senate rejects nine hour day trolley bill
In yesterday’s session the trolley workers nine hour day bill failed on a 6 to 8 vote.
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Senate
House Defeats Bill to Pay Calhoun for Claims Work
The House rejected the bill to allot 11 750 dollars to C. Calhoun for services in collecting Spanish war claims yesterday.
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C. ©. Calhoun
Legislation Allows Progressives to Vote in Primaries
The Senate rules committee admitted the bill to permit Democratic progressives to vote in the primaries of either party to the Legislature.
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Senate Rules Committee
Sunday church services listed for multiple denominations
Adventist and Advent Christian churches hold morning and evening services with sermons on Loving the Law of God Where Art Thou That Silent Truman Force and The Rough Edge of Things. Baptist churches announce sermons, Sunday schools, and special events including anti lynching rope decoration and choir performances.
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Adventist Church
Putnam Street
Somerville
C. R. Crossett
God
A. Blackmer
Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
C. OO
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Canton Street
Herbert S. Johnson
D. D
Friends of Justice
Adelphi
Robert Lister
Isabel J. Melville
Kyveryhloody
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Cobb
Matthews
Handel
Johnston
Techaikowsky
Smart
Boston area churches list services and events
A long list of church sermons times and topics across Roxbury and Boston including Ruggles Street Baptist Church First Church of Christ Scientist Park Street Congregational Church and more with pastors such as Charles C. Earle A Fulton and William Harman van Allen plus Salvation Army and Spiritualist meetings detailing morning and evening services special music and class schedules.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Charles C. Earle
D. D
Bible School
Brotherhood
Marsden BB. Knowles
Samuel Russell
Jesus Christ
Boston
Clarendon Street
James A. Vwranects
First U. P
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
Dudley Street Baptist Church
A. Fulton
Jesus
the Times
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Holborn — Street
Roxbury
Horace H. Hayes
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Park Street
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton
Allen A. Stockdale
Union Church
ST. James Street Church
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer
William Harman van Allen
W. W. Webb
Milwaukee
Dr. Cabot
ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
ST. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Winthrop Street
Dudley Street Terminal
Edwin Lynn Miller
Women of
St. Mark's
Spiritualist Meetings Statewide in Boston Area
A long list of Sunday spiritualist meetings across Boston venues including Mrs Edward Lee at Lee's Hall 615 Front Street and Mrs A F Hook at SPIRITUALISM BOSTON WIGWAM 39 Dover Street. Demonstrations of mortality and message readings are offered by various mediums such as Izetta Sears Hill and Mrs Emmons Jollimore.
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Mabel Reed Witham
First Church of Immortalism
Huntington Chambers Hall
George Nutter
Annie Banks Scott
Lillian Geaghan
Matilda Trask Boynton
Elsie Quade
M. Bennett
First Bible Spiritual Church, Inc
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Rebecca G. Treadwell
Mabel R. Witham
Annie Banks-Scotts
First Spiritual Church
Boston
Wm. Dorson
London
England
Walter Mason
Blagdon
EK. G. Burnham
Jeanette Deters
Ross
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Cor
Kneeland
Spiritualist Phenomena Society
N. Pr
May Emmons
Benjamin Sr. Bailey
Jeas Blackden
Malden
Evy
Louise Halt
Viensant Street
Mannie Allyn
Cless
Dar
Charles J. Prevon
I. M. Donovan
Independent
Paychte
Massachusetts Avenue
Back Bay
Common St
Science “Brotherhood
Griffith
Messeses
Psycales
Littlefield
Bacon
Nye
Jollimore
Topp
Emmons
Weston
Marston
Armand
Rathbun
Dix
All Welcome
FE. A. Judkins
FIRST
Church OF Sacred Truth
Lucy Ackerman Johnson
Tin Moe
Hall
Brighton
Me. Marston
Niles Evans
Deering
Church OF
Britt
William Smith
Fishtors
Pultie
Church (Inc
Ywieht Flatt
Vremont Street
Toston
Dredley
Edward Lee
Hi Thought
Lee's Hall
Tront Street
F. Curtis
Young
Adele C. Williams
Tremont Street
Milligan
Sears-Hill
Faelten Hall
Huntington Avenue
Izetta Sears-Hill
Columbus Avenue
P. Wyman
Spiritual Meetings (Inc
High = street
Charlestown
Thompson Square
Hospitality Club
Huntington Chambers
Discuussion
May Millan
Dudley St
Dudley Sq
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
KE. A. Roy
Pembroke Street
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Baker
Spirit Communications
Tremont St
A. BE. Ricker
Dartmouth
MA. E. Bingham
Dartmouth St
Diverse religious lectures fill Boston venues Sunday
Bible students gather at Steinert Hall for The Ark of the Testimony with H P Gleason. Ford Hall hosts Evolution and Religion by Shailer Mathews. A 7:30 p m concert features Mrs Bertha Cushing Child and others. Scenic Temple shows moving pictures and forums. Multiple churches offer sermons and discussions across Warren, Huntington, and Berkeley areas.
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Boylston Street
H. P. Gleason
Ford Hall
State House Park
Dean Shailer Mathews
University of Chicago
Bertha Cushing Child
Ethel Littlefield
Fannie Green
Fields
Ballyclare
Mabel Daniels
Romanza
Svenden
Schubert
Foote
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Scenic Temple
Warren Avenue
Berkeley Street
Clarendon Street
Berkeley Hall
Chauncy Hawkins
Central Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
West End
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Frederick A. Wiggin
Christadelphians
Warren Street
Roxbury
Daniel
FIRST
NEW Thought Society OF
RBOL
Richards Hall
Huntington Chambers
E. CC. NoryYis
Kathleen Withan
Gertrude Palmer
UNION
James Ford
Harvard University
School OF Social Science
Pierce
Copley Square
George Willis Cooke
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
J. PP
Bland
B. D
America
Mazdaznan
Charles Fleischer
Majestic Theatre
Helen Philbrick
Charles Zueblin
Maverick Church
Central Square
East Boston
Scollay Square
NEW Thought Forum Association
Hall
J. K. Alicks
Catharine Howard Thompson
Ranklin Union
Berkeley St
Morrison J. Swift
Humanist Forum
Sheare's Hall
Boylston St
THE
NEW Thought Church (Inc
Emma C. Poore
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Sheppard
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Main St
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North Lyron Ave
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