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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1912

Page

6

Taft Wins in Brookline Over Roosevelt in Local Vote

In Brookline Taft received 1611 votes to Roosevelt 724, a 2 to 1 margin. About 2500 Republican votes were cast with 1250 Taft at large delegates invalidated due to voting for nine delegates. Independent delegate Frank Seiberlich drew 52 votes. Democratic Wilson led with 137 to Clark 89, while Taft and Roosevelt delegates at large posted mixed results.

Brookline Taft Roosevelt Frank Seiberlich John D. Long Winthrop Murray Crane Charles S. Baxter J. Stearns Cushing George L. Barnes Frank A. Morrill James W. French Wilson Clark Charles J. Martell Wrank Donahue James J. Vahey George Fred Williams

Boston Delegates-at-Large Vote Totals

Readable figures show Boston Democratic Delegates-at-Large totals with multiple numbers listed in sequence. The record preserves the numeric values as encountered, reflecting the tally state at the time of the snippet.

Vote of Boston For Republican Delegates at Large

Disjointed OCR data listing numbers and names, indicating a tally or vote counts for Republican delegates at large in Boston. The fragment includes sequences like 127 362 182 26 531 and references to delegates Roosars and numeric codes, but no clear context or complete results.

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Curley Sees Massachusetts Victory Boost for Clark

Congressman James M. Curley notes a remarkable Massachusetts result for Champ Clark with no paid poll staff. He cites broad voter support and believes Clark will win in November while pursuing lower living costs. The Boston electorate’s intelligence earns praise for the outcome.

James M. Curley Champ Clark Massachusetts Ark Democratic Novemer Boston

Free Rheumatism Cure Offer from Syracuse Ad

A testimonial-style advertisement claims a remedy cured a thirty six year rheumatism battle after twenty thousand dollars spent. It promises a free sample by writing to S T Delano Dept 40 Delano Building Syracuse New York with guaranteed satisfaction.

S. T. Delano Delano Bldg Syracuse N. Y

Roosevelt Supporter Crowds Pack Newspaper Row for Post Bulletins

A Roosevelt loyalist turnout on Washington Street packed Newspaper Row as the Post posted primaries results. Spectators ignored Clark Wilson coverage, cheering Roosevelt gains over Taft while police managed traffic and crowds late into the evening.

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Boston Voted Republican Delegates In Taft Roosevelt Races

In Boston's Ninth Tewksbury and Power backed Taft while Jenkins and Maynard backed Roosevelt and Foss supporters were Brophy. In the Tenth Gallagher and Ham backed Taft with Roosevelt backers Milter and Willcutt and unpledged Macdonald Kelley and McNamara. In the Eleventh Cushing and Parker backed Taft with Roosevelt supporters Lane Mack Sullivan Kennedy and McMorrow unpledged demarcated by totals.

B. F. Campbell Taft F. Power A. Tewksbury Roose L. L. Jenkins J. A. Maynard Foss M. J. Brophy H. C. Gallagher Guy A. Ham E. L. Milter Roosevel W. B. Willcutt Roosey D. C. Macdonald A. R. Kelley J. J. McNamara Quincy G. D. Cushing W. P. Parker D. W. Lane Rooseve J. H. Mack W. H. Sullivan J. T. Kennedy W. M. McMorrow

Delegates by District in Taft Roosevelt Primaries

District delegates listed by district and candidate slate. First district Taft Cummings delegates Pittsfield Taft Blake Greenfield. Second district Taft Embury Clark Springfield Feiker Northampton. Third district Taft Whitall Worcester Kilty Oxford. Roosevelt Glazier Hudson Keyes Concord. Roosevelt Chapman Decker Lawrence. Taft Ingraham Patch Gloucester. Seventh district Roosevelt Ranger Cox Melrose. Eighth district Taft Read Lovejoy Cambridge Somerville. Ninth district Roosevelt Jenkins Tewksbury Winthrop. Taft Galla gher Milton Ham Dorchester. Eleventh district Taft Cush ing Parker Boston. Twelfth district Taft Cushing Barnes Weymouth. Taft Westall Smith Fall River New Bedford. Fourteenth district Roosevelt Keith Swift Brockton Taunton.

Delegates at Large Elected for Roosevelt Pledged Support

Republican delegates named to back Roosevelt include Charles S. Baxter Medford Albert B. Hart Cambridge Frederick Fosdick Fitchburg James F. Magenis Boston Arthur I L Nason Haverhill George W Coleman Boston Alvin G Weeks Fall River Octave A LaRiviere Springfield with Democrats rival J Donahue Boston For Ince Foss Fitzgerald Foss Jes Martell Foss Krit B Strecker Walsh Fitchburg and broader intra party alignments noted.

Charles S. Baxter Medford Albert B. Hart Cambridge Frederick Fosdick Fitchburg James F. Magenis Boston Arthur IL. Nason Haverhill George W. Coleman Alvin G. Weeks Fall River Octave A LaRiviere Springfield

Delegates Claim Victory in Belt Delegation Report

Report quotes Baxter heading the state delegation claiming victory and a broad win in the belt race. The text shows delegates asserting success and mentioning figures around 1500, with emphasis on commitment to the cause and future steps.

Roosevelt kin at party seeks outcome private

Kermit Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt’s second son, moved freely among the crowd at the Roosevelt headquarters last evening as returns came in. He declined to comment on the outcome, saying he would wait for later news.

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Roosevelt Victory Seen in Boston Republican Wards

Charles L. Burnfill, alternate delegate for Roosevelt, said Boston Ward II favored Taft while all other large Republican wards delivered substantial Roosevelt wins. He called the overall result surprisingly pleasant for Roosevelt and noted Taft carried Ward II.

Charles L. Burnfill Roosevelt Boston Ward II Taft Naturall

Conductor John Page Dies After Train Accident at Ayer Station

John Page conductor of the Portland New York night train died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after losing both legs when he fell under his train at Ayer station Monday night.

John Page Portland New York Massachusetts General Hospital Ayer Station

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