Legislature Votes Today on United States Senator Race
The House and Senate debate the election of a U S Senator with Lodge backed by many Republicans while Ames and Walker supporters jockey for votes. A Democratic statement denounces GOP plans and urges choosing Whipple as a nonpartisan standard bearer over Lodge.
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Whipple Nomination Sealed After Five Ballots at Caucus
Democratic caucus chose Sherman L Whipple for senator after five ballots. Rep Martin M Lomasney campaigned hard for Whipple. ex-Congressman John R Thayer and Rep Joseph F OConnell were runners up. Absent members Cuff Graham McInerney O Neil expected to cast votes today.
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Sherman
L. Whipple
Martin M. Lomasney
House
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Sherman L. Whipple
Joseph F. O’connell ii
Thayer
Whipple
O'Connell
O’connell
Roger Sherman Hoar
Lodge Nominee Renominated by Republicans in caucus
The GOP caucus renominated Senator Henry Cabot Lodge with 141 votes in the Legislature 24 in the Senate and 117 in the House though he lacks a House majority. Absentees and leaning supporters described, with letters from ex Governor Guild urging Lodge as the best choice.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Committee On Election Laws
Senate
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House
United States
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Carr
Boston
Bellamy
Taunton
Macdonald
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Guild
Treadway
Bagley
East Boston
Don
Cambridge
B. Gifford
Chatham
Knowles
Gloucester
Turner
Waltham
Cushman
Provincetown
W. W. Baker
Westwood
Bean
Keefe
Fall River
Penniman
Quinn
Swampscott
Wells
Haverhill
Charles J. Wood
Collins
Amesbury
Greenwood
Everett
Silvester
Worcester
Wood
Walker
Arkwell
Tolman
Pearson
Brookline
Denny
Pattee
Falmouth
Gifford
Senator Lodge
Curtis Guild, JR
Absent Democrats Vote Split Expected in Ames Race
Thomas F. Cuff of Lowell and William J. Graham of Lawrence are absent. Dennis J. O'Neil of Ward 2 Boston and James J. McInerney of Ward 19 Boston are also away. It is expected Cuff and Graham will vote for Ames today while McInerney and O'Neil will vote for Lodge.
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Speak“Walker
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Willie W. Baker
Westwood
James W. Bean
Camge
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Provincetown
George L. Dow
Cambridge
Wil. H. Gifford
Westport
David P. Keefe
Fall River
H. Bert Knowles
I Cester
Harry A. Penniman
Cam
Martin L. Quinn
Swampscott
Jt N. Turner
Waltham
Henry G. Is
Haverhill
C. J. Wood
Cambidge
Samuel I. Collins
Ames
Baker
Collins
Russell Wood
Fred P. Greenwood
Everett
Albert Sylvester
Worcester
Walker
Cuff
McInerney
O’neil
Butler Ames
O'Neil
William V. Newton
South
Democratic Party
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Malley
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Quigley
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McCarthy
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Dorchester
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Hee Feely
Tamilton Street
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Kies
Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association
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Bridgewater
Mass
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Presbyterian Church
Eorlier Tondon
Meridian Streets
Brown
Columbus Avenue
Somerville
Julia Brown
St. Joseph's Church
Carney
Mary C
James J
Catherine Carney
Francis Street
Cowan
Edgewood Street
Roxbury
John Marshall Cowen
New Bedford
Hitchcock
Jamaica Plain
Frank L. Hitchcock
Thomas Street
Lamont
Elizabeth S
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Midland Street
Savin Ilill
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MacDonald
Clement
Jennie MacDonald
Marginal Street
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St. Martin Street
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Calgary
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Pauline Street
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Reading
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East Boston
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Chelsea Street
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Emma M
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Orchard Street
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Helen Taft Heads Out for Green Spring Valley Ride
Washington January 16 Miss Helen Taft departed with friends for a horseback ride through Green Spring Valley. The party planned to travel by train to Baltimore to mount horses and continue the outing.
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Brief Sketch of Sherman Leland Whipple Career
Sherman Leland Whipple was born in New London New Hampshire March 4 1862. He graduated from Yale 1881 won the Cobden medal and later earned a bachelor of laws from Yale Law School 1884. He practiced law in Manchester and Boston and served as a trustee and member of several societies and clubs.
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New London
N. H
Solomon Mason Whipple
Henrietta Kimball Whipple
Yale University
Cobden
Reading, Penn
Yale Law School
Townsend
Colby Academy
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Rebecca Louise Clough
Manchester
Boston
Whipple, Sears & Ogden
Board of Examiners
Suffolk County
The
County Savings Bank
Chelsea
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Bostonian Society
American and
Boston Bar Associations
University, Algonquin
Twentieth Century, Country
New York
Yale
Brookline
Plymouth
Whipple Accepts Call in Senate Race Endorsing Reform
Sherman L. Whipple, Democratic nominee for U S Senator, thanks legislators for nominating him and accepts the call. He argues Lodge opposes popular rights, defends reform against tariff trusts, and urges support from lawmakers to end legislative domination by ill gotten wealth.
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United States
Commonwealth
Lodge
Senator Lodge
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hale
Maine
Senate
Kilmer Swamp Root Promotes Kidney Liver Bladder Remedy
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Kilmer Swamp Root as a physician recommended remedy. It claims vast customer letters prove success and offers free sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with paid regular sizes 50 cents and one dollar at druggists.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Unrest of People Calls Retirement of Lodge
Sheriman L. Whipple says unrest over tariff trusts and demands for popular rule forced the retirement of Senators Aldrich and Hale and now tests the remaining member of the old dominant trio, challenging their grip on power.
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