Stephenson Saved by Close Vote in Senate Battle
Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin survives a first round clash over his seat as a 29 to 27 vote rejects Senator Jones of Washington’s resolution declaring him illegally elected. The final decision comes tomorrow on the Heyburn resolution supporting the election's validity.
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Washington
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Senate
Jones
Heyburn
Investigation Committee
Sutherland
Utah
Lea
Tennessee
Works
California
Senator Stephenson
Senator Lorimer
Root
Mr. Lorimer
Senator Clark
Montana
Clark
Borah
Idaho
A Lorimer
Lorimer
Illinois
Senate debate over Stephenson Lorimer echoes
The gallery demonstration centers on Theodore Roosevelt as Senators Borah Root and Heyburn discuss election integrity. Debate weighs Stephenson Lorimer and possible invalidation votes, with plans for roll calls and pending resolutions on election legality.
Melrose Wife in Role of Detective Claims Theft Recovery
Mrs Evelyn Elms of Melrose says she traced and recovered household goods wearing apparel and jewelry alleged to have been moved from the Elms home on Forest street Melrose to the residence of Mrs Louis N Taft at 84 Salem street Medford by her husband Levi Elms former Melrose Alderman.
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Evelyn Elms
Melrose
Levi Elms
Elms
Forest Street
Louis N. Taft
Salem Street
Medford
Melrose Woman Seeks Stolen Goods After Warrant
Mrs. Elms obtained a search warrant and with Officers Lenox and Welsh raided the Taft residence. They recovered various articles valued at about 800 dollars claimed by Mrs. Elms. She and her husband have lived separately for months and Elms has been seen at the Taft house and in Medford. The Melrose homestead has been deserted since a barn fire three weeks ago.
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Elms
Lenox and Welsh
Taft
Lost World serial continues with Conan Doyle tale installment
The Post Magazine next Sunday features The Lost World continuation by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and a lineup of stories and articles. Helen Ward Banks contributes A Badly Written Comedy, Mary Stewart Cutting presents The Flying Emerald, Marguerite Clark writes Ruth to the Stagestruck and William Atherton Du Puy offers Bookkeepers as Bank Robbers.
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Conan Doyle
Next
Post
Helen Ward Banks
Mary Stewart Cutting
Ruth
Marguerite Clark
William Atherton du Puy
Morgan Leaves Grandson One Dollar In Will
Francis C. Morgan dies at 88 in Springfield after 78 years in the city. He leaves most of his real estate to churches and charities including the First Highland Baptist Church. His only daughter’s family includes grandson A. E. Mills who receives one dollar and did not attend the funeral. Morgan’s past includes gunmaking at the United States Army and pistols for Smith & Wesson.
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Springfield
A. E. Mills
Francis C. Morgan
Miles Morgan
Morgan
Mills
First Highland Baptist Church
College Street
United States Armory
Smith & Wesson Company
Edward 8. Mills
State Street
Phillies manager targets left handed pitchers in 1912
The Philadelphia club plans to feature at least one southpaw in 1912 with Moran and Bren nan Hunt and Oldham as working teammates. Moran says Hunt could become a left handed pitcher once he learns a better curve with instruction from Patricius.
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Dpooin
Phillies
Moran
Brennan
Hunt
Oldham
Patricius
Coombs Confident on Injury, Cautions in Return
Jack Coombs says the World Series injury will not bother him this year but he will not rush action. He vows caution and steady progression to full strength.
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Jack Coombs
Jack
Maine Sheriff Arrested on Bribery Charge
Sheriff Emery of York County was arrested in Kennebunk on a bribery accusation tied to a Civic League probe. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $10,000 bond awaiting a Saturday hearing as officials vow further prosecutions and sensational revelations.
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Civic League
Emery
Kennebunk
Harold H. Bourne
Orville E. Libby
Moses H. Libby
George A. Batchelder
Charles A. Trafton
Stillman H. Bodwell
Jesse A. Johnson
Walter K. Emery
Sanford
Richardson
York County
Mr. McCann
Tts
Biddeford
Edward H. Emery
George A. Berry
Berry
Edward K. Emery
Maine Civic League
Spartan Lodge Hosts at Ball
Spartan lodge in Malden, Knights of Pythias, drew 500 members and guests to the Malden Auditorium for a grand ball and reception honoring Lieutenant-Governor Robert Luce and Grand Chancellor Merrill I. Welcker of Holyoke. The event featured a banquet with toastmaster Harlan P. Knight and addresses by Luce and other dignitaries, including George W. Penniman and Will C. Eddy.
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Spartan Lodge
Knights of
Somerville
Luce
Welcker
George W. Penniman
Boston
Will C. Eddy
Auburndale
Charles W. Wilson
Lynn
George KE. Cleaves
W Doughty
Edward A. Maxwell
Hugh
Melrose High Forms Swimming Team Seeks Matches
Melrose High School students form a swimming team and seek meets with other high schools and YMCA intermediate teams to schedule competitions.
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Melrose Swimming Team
Melrose High School
Five Men Die in Salisbury Boiler Explosion
Five men were killed and two others badly injured when a boiler exploded at a saw mill near Salisbury Maryland. The blast, caused likely by low water, destroyed the mill structure.
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Salisbury
Hermis l. Hearn
Here
Reverend Dornan Offered New Post at Whitman Church
Plymouth March 26 The Rev W W Dornan pastor of the Church of the Pilgrimage has been tendered a call to Whitman Congregational Church and will likely resign to the trustees of his present church next Sunday He has led the Pilgrimage since January 1 1905.
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Plymouth
W. W. Dornan
Whitman Congregational Church
Dornan
Y M C A Building Fund Reaches Thirteen Thousand
The Everett YMCA reports more than 500 small pledges bringing the new building fund to 13196 dollars. Organizers aim to raise the remaining balance to 28500 dollars in three days by expanding worker outreach and seeking 1500 more pledges, down from the original 2000.
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Everett Y. M. C. A
Seipp Brewer Dies Leaving Large Estate and Bequests
Chicago March 26 William S Seipp brewer killed himself leaving a personal estate of 2 000 000 and real estate valued at 1 640 000 Charitable bequests totaling 55 000 were included in his will.
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Chicago
William S. Seipp
Brewer
Obituaries Notice for Emma Webber and Sarah Scruton
In East Boston Emma co. Webber dies at her late residence 178 Brooks street. Services set for March 26 at 3 30 PM with funeral Thursday in Parker Head Maine. In South Boston Sarah Scruton wife of George W Scruton dies aged 70 after illness. Obituary notes March 21 service details unclear.
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Ryan
Boston
Patrick J
Patrick
Mary A M. Oe
Marginal Street
Church of the Assumpion
Mason
Ad City
Marc
Frank Edward Mason
Hosea Q
Martha Mason
Tongwood Avenue
Webber
Emma Co. Webber
Brooks Street
Parker Head
Maine
Bath
Scrton
South
Sarah
George W. Scruton
Street
Carrolin
John Ty
Mabel M. Carroll
Whittaker
Edward
Lydia J. Carroll
Ellis
East Eagle Street
Carpenters’ Union
Tocal
Prince Edward Island
Dorchester
Magnolia Street
Patrick McDonald
Mary McDonald
Mnolia Street
St. Pa Church
Woodward Avenue
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
M'Intyre
Geofanna MclIntyre
Blue Hill Avenue
McNamara
Charlestown
Michael
Annie Me
O’brien
Winthrop
Daniel
Margaret She O'Brien
Dence
Washington Avenue
the Evangelist Church
Oliver
Amos
Ferdinand J
M Oliver
London Street
Tuttle
Geosop
George
May Tuttle
Man
J. J. Goode
D Street
Births and Death Notices from Boston Area March 24 27
Birth and death notices list names and details for Brock French Flynn Haley Hall Harvie Holm Johnson Josselyn Kerr Kreitman Langley Lawrence Leverone Poole Potter Rogers Tutt le entries show birthdates ages residence and funeral arrangements across Dedham East Boston Dorchester and Cambridge with church masses and interments noted.
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T. R
Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Bacon
Mr. Borah
Melrose Wife
Net
Tilan Co
H. & D. Columbia
Walton
Heywood
Lindley M. Watkins
Cornish
Sacco
Knights of Pythias
Malden
Whitman
John T Connor
Washington St
Jefferson Bldg
Santa Clara Prunes
Brookside
England
Lenox Creamery
Fleischmann
John T. Connor
Aoi Ake
C. J. Hood CO
Morse's
Morse’s
Adams Square
Diamonda
Wilson Bros
Wilson Bros. Scollay Square
Brock
Dedham
Benjamin Franklin Brock
East Street
St. Mary's Church
Portland
McCusker
West Newton
Laughlin McCusker
Mavid
Kerr
Fuller Street
West Neton
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Patrick’s Cemete Lowell
Mass
Lowell
MacDonald
Willi McDonald
Ferly
Roxbury
Greenwood Street
St. L Church
French
East Boston
Falcon Street
Edward Robley
Clifford S
Mary J. French
Punch
Sandy Point
Chelsea
Utah Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Winifred Court
O. PF
Worcester
Haley
Forest Hills
Harry P
Margaret
Frederic Haley
Hyde Parke Avenue
Hall
George A. Hall
Broadway
Woodlawn
Harvie
el Paso
Texas
Mary G
Crawford Harvie
Adam C. Cunningham
City Point
Glasgow
Paisley
Holm
Harry
Mary F
Henry H. Holm
Dorchester Avenue
St. William's Church
New York
Johnson
Brookline
Euphemia A
Samuel Johnson
Edward Baxter Felton
Beacon Street
Josselyn
Trene Alice
Frank
Irene Kreitman
Tso East Fourth Street
South Boston
Langley
Pawtucket
R. I
William Langley
Dartmouth Street
Brookdale Cemetery
Haverhill
M’intyre
Melrose Highlands
Margaret M. MelIntyre
Rmerly
Dore H
Poole
Cambridge
Fred J L. Poole
Prospect Street
Potter
John C,ter
Chapele Hills
Rogers
James A
St. Mary's of the Annunciation Church
Folk Street
James A. Rogers
Nesday
Rela
J. Newman & Sons, Corp
Tremont ST
Oxfol
Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange Street
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