Kidnapping attempt at Red Rose estate injuries Harper pair
Mrs John M Harper wife of a wealthy hide importer lies seriously wounded after a knife attack during a struggle at the Red Rose estate near Villanova. Her husband John M Harper suffers a back wound while protecting his wife. A Japanese butler linked to the family is the intruder and investigators consider a possible kidnapping aim on the 5 year old child John H Harper Jr.
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Philadelphia
John M. Harper
Red Rose
Villanova
Harper
John H. Harper, Jr
Intruder Attacks Mrs Harper. Husband Beats Back Thief
In the pre-dawn hours an intruder entered Mrs. Harper’s room and choked her as she woke. Her husband, awakened by screams, confronted the intruder and grappled him, sustaining knife wounds to defend his wife. The assailant fled down the stairs. identity remains undisclosed.
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Mrs. Harper
Flesh Forming Food Promoted By Samose In Boston
The advertisement touts Samose as a flesh forming food to restore strength and healthy flesh. It claims customers improved from thin and pale to plump and robust and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Houghton and Dutton Co. are named as Boston agents.
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Dr. Howard Co
Houghton & Dutton Co
Boston
Ames Men Split Over Senate Vote as Lodge Looms
In a tense showdown, Democrats and Republicans brace for a Lodge victory with Ames failing to secure a majority. Duff backed Ames while McInerney weighed a Lodge vote. Walker urged colleagues not to back him. Senate vote split with Nason and Hibbard for Ames, others for Lodge.
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Ames
Lodge
Todge
Lowell
Morgan
Barlow
Kiernan
Marchand
G. H. Stevens
Nason
Hibbard
Duff
John W. Cogswell
Lynn
Guild
McCullough
Holyoke
Thayer
Samuel Collins
Amesbury
McInerney
Kimball
Senate
Nason and
Congressman Ames
Lippitt Likely U S Senator from Rhode Island
Providence Republican Henry F. Lippitt, a wealthy cotton manufacturer, appears set to win the U S Senate seat. On the day’s separate sessions the tally was Lippitt 71, Brown 45, Colt 23, with Lippitt one vote short of a House majority but one over a Senate majority.
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Providence
R. I
Henry F. Lippitt
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States
Rhode Island
Senate
House
Lippitt
Brown
Colt
Publican
New York
William F. Sheehan
North Dakota
Porter J. McCumber
Stalwart
A. J. Gronna
Pennsylvania
George T. Oliver
Repubican
Tennessee
Utah
Geore A. Sutherland
Washinton
Miles Poindexter
Senators Chosen in 17 States in Recent Elections
Report covers results from 17 states with 11 choosing senators and six undecided. Republicans tally seven winners including three incumbents. Democrats win four with one re-election. Notable outcomes include McLean in Connecticut and Townsend in Michigan. several states report no choice or pending deadlocks.
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United States
Masssachusetts
Alabama
John H. Bankhead
Connecticut
George Payne McLean
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Maine
Charles F. Johnson
Eugene Hale
Michigan
Charles E. Townsend
Senator Burrows
Minnesota
Moses E. Clapp
Missouri
James A. Reed
William Warner
Montana
Nebraska
G. M. Hitchcock
KE. J. Burkett
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Starsman
Harner
Representative Duff
Butler Ames
Representative McInerney
Walker
Representative Morrill
Sylvester J. McBride
Watertown
Frederick J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Senator Lodge
Whipple
Parker House
Martin N. Quinn
Swampscott
Ward 19
Arkwell
Sylvester
Worcester
Greenwood
Everett
Wood
Cambridge
Foss
Kimes
State House
Cogswell
Green
Griffin
Haines
Walliday
Wancock
Harding Hardy
Hardy
Harrington Hart
Hickey
Hildreth
Nees
Keefe
Kelly
Kenney Bee
Kiernan Swess
Kilpatrick
King
Knowles Fee
Lamoureaux
Langelier Es
Teeese
A. Langtry
Leonard Etree
Lewin
Lilley
Es Stee
Lomasney
MacDonald
Maguire
Mahoney
Marchand Fers
McCarthy
MecCarthy
Ahearn
Atkins
Meade
Avery
Merritt
Bagley
Vee
Bee Baker
Montagne
Morgan Eevee
Nere Baker
Morrill
Edie
O. Morse
Barry
J . Mulrenr
J Figeens
Zartletta
Murphy
Peresset
Sera
Bastion
Murray
Bean
J Bellamy
Newton
Bliss
Blodgett
Nickerson
Nordbeck
Brien
Booth
Bothfield
O'Connell
Bowker
Doimell He
O' Leary
Burke
Pope
Burns
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Purcell
Burroughs Putnam
Callahan
Quinn
M. L
Carmody Reed
Carr
Reed
Reidy
Casey
Ron 'Picker
Rideout
Ee Cavanaugh
Chapman
Ark
Clark
Sanhorn
Aunders A
Cogwell
Collins
Colpors
Scigliano
Connelly Scully Peer
Connors Etre Eran
Shannon
Conway
Silvester
Conwell
Sorenson Ste
Coon
Stevens
Cotter Wena
J. G
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Mtoe
Crane
Stone
Waldo L
Crocker
Cronin
Sullivan
Teen
Crowley
Sweeney Ae
Cutt
Teelan
Curtin
Tewksbury
Cushing
Thomas
Cushman
Toomer Ae
Mer
Seer
Daly
A. O
Tufts
Damon
Turner
Danforth
Underhill
Davies
Toton
Tavis
I Walker
Davis
Washburn
Ad Wells
Dean
Se White
Doyle
Os White
Dugan
Ad Willetts
Witt
Pyean
Wolcott
Sweer
A . Wood
R. A
Wright
Democrats
Elwell
Fisher
Fitzgerald
Tees
Pflanagan
Foley
Porristall
Gifford
Goff
Graham
Adams
Barnes
Bennett
Blancherd
Browns
Chace
Curley
Denney
Kevans
Gates
Grainger
Halley
Hatton
Hoar
Eal
Hunt
Tenner Keith
Seer Seeene
Mack
Malley Mellen
Anne Eae
Mulligan
Murray Sete
Nash
V. We
Stew Ewes
Newhall
Pearson
Powers
Quigley
Ross Ay
Schoonmaker
Renee Re
Stearns
Tinkham
Murch & Loomis
Portland Street
Morris
Washington St
First Furniture Co
Chelsea
St. Budiey
N. Green Trading
Fox
S. S. Pierce Co
Manacea Water Co
Mestic
Wilton
Royal Wilton
Royal Axminsters
Body Brussels Rugs
Axminster
Wilton Hall
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Serape
Olly
Janet
Aliso
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