Lorimer Charges Resumed in Senate Debate
Washington readers heard the Senate resume consideration of Senator Lorimer after a weeklong pause. Senator Burrows defended the Illinois lawmaker while Senator Borah spoke in opposition.
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Senate
Lorimer
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Illinois
Borah Ofdale
Lorimer Probe Sparks Divergent Senate Speeches
Mr Burrows commends Lorimer's course while Mr Borah accuses corruption in Lorimer's senatorial bid. Both speakers analyze witness testimony and condemn White's Chicago newspaper statement. Burrows supports Lorimer as first affirmative speaker. many senators await further arguments before a vote, expecting prompt consideration.
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Senate
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Michigan
Dividend Declarations From Several Firms Across Industries
A roundup of declared dividends shows British Columbia Copper Company at 21-2 percent quarterly with Feb. 24 record date, Central Railroad at 31-2 percent semi-annually with Feb. 1 record, Michigan State Telephone at 13-4 percent quarterly with Feb. 16 close and March 2 reopen, Jacksonville Electric Company 3 dollars preferred and 3.50 dollars common with Feb. 1 records, North American Company 114 percent quarterly with March ? and March . Cincinnati Northern Railroad 3 percent annual with Web. 10 record, Pittsburg & Lake Erie 5 percent semi-annual with Jan. 2 record, Warwick Mills 2 percent with Jan. 16 record, Procter & Gamble 3 percent common with Jan. al, Cambridge Electric Light 21-2 percent with Jan. 20 record, Reading Company 2 percent semi-annual first preferred with Feb. 20 record, United Dry Goods quarterly 2 percent common with Jan. 22 record.
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British Columbia Copper Company
Hingis
Central Railroad Company
Michigan State Telephone Company
Jacksonville Electric Company
North American Company
Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Warwick Mills
Hairbreadth Harry Aids Local Crew In Odd Parade
An oddball procession features Hairbreadth Harry along with Mrs. Rummage helping a quirky cast including Neimo Sambo Muggsy Willie Westinghouse and the Widow Wise as they charm both young and old with a playful street performance.
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Fleet of 12 trawlers land half a million pounds of fish at wharf
More than 503,500 pounds of fish were received by 12 trawlers at the wharf yesterday. Haddock, cod, hake, pollock totals are listed with market prices. The new schooner Valerie arrived on its first visit, built in Sussex with captain Albert Larkin.
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Albert Larkin
Natalie J. Nelson
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Julius Anderson
Robert and
Arthur
Haddock
Cod
Hake
George Parker
Morning Star
Robert Andd Arthur
Eee Valerie
Ae Conqueror
Annie
Jennie
Mabelle E. Weavitt
Quonnapowlch
Cynthia
Leyland
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Sostony
New York
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Jacobsen
Neil McCallum
Sable Island
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Boston
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River Plate
Para
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Matanzas
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Fiske Wharf
Philadelphia
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Ruth Merrill
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Portland
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George W. Wells
Bosnia
Hamburg-American Line
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Cuba
Hatasu
Wearside
Caibarien
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Ocean Tugs and Cleared Vessels
The miniature almanac lists sun rise and set times, high water and tide notes, and a long roster of arriving, cleared, and sailed steamers and barges. It names vessels such as Urader, Williams, James Whitney, City of Gloucester, and many towing barges for Portland, Portsmouth, and Perth Amboy, with captains like Taicas and McGoldrick.
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Ayres
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Havana
Matanzas
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Hersey
Baltimore
Everett
Abbott
James
Whitney
Crowell
New York
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Fenton
Portland
Bay State
Linscott
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Tues Piedmont
Hudgins
Beverly
Portsmouth
North America
Nelson
Weehawken
Passaic
Oakland
Tacony
Wallace
South Amboy
Shamokin
Haverford
Malvern
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Perth
Amboy
Black Diamond
Bloomsbury
Joan A. Hughes
Evans
I. PD. Mletcher
Plymouth
Hanson
Port Johnson
CG. R. R
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Watuppa
Hammond
Elizabethport
Lansford
Panther Creek
International
Mingo
Lynn
Knickerbocker and
Rutherford
Monocacy
Delawanna
Tunkhannock
Mary F. Scully
Gegg
Newport News
Governor Robie
Irvington
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Bee
Buck Mountain
Ruth E. Merrill
Charles A. Campbell
Pierce
Hyades
Nantucket
Piedmont
Concord
Consdale
Tamaqua
Easton Il
Charles T. Gallagher
Dora
Doc
Tulpehocken
Richardson
Marion
Charlies W. Parker, Jr
Flora
Clara
Lackawanna
Waverly
Fohatecue
Melis Taxi Driver Exonerated by Municipal Court
Paul Adams of 2 Yarmouth Street, driver of the cab carrying Mme Carmen Melis and her husband G M Garriola when it struck Nicholas O’Leary of 1 Parkman Place on Hanover Street last Saturday, was yesterday exonerated by Judge Burke and ordered discharged. O’Leary is rapidly recovering at the Relief Hospital.
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Yarmouth Street
Mme. Carmen Melis
G. M. Garriola
Nicholas O'Leary
Parkman Place
Hanover Street
Burke
Municipal Criminal Court
O'Leary
Relief Hospital
Old Carleton house burns in Wakefield blaze
The Carleton house at 18 Elm Street in Wakefield owned by John Burbine and family was nearly destroyed by fire this forenoon. Damage is about 2500 dollars. The lamp used to thaw pipes tipped over in the kitchen igniting the flames before firefighters arrived. The 190 year old homestead was a local landmark.
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Carleton
Elm Street
John Burbine
Lesson No 12 in Scott Grove Series Next Sunday Post
Scott Grove presents Lesson No 12 in the music series to be published next Sunday in The Post. The piece covers chords in key of D flat and B flat minor, outlining fingering and theory for guitar players.
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