Two Candidates Named for Rhode Island Bishop Seat
The Rhode Island bishopric faces a successor choice with two Boston Episcopalians as leading contenders. Charles Henry Brent, bishop of the Philippine Islands, is favored to be considered at the late month convention, having previously declined Washington due to prior duty and later health concerns. The other candidate is Rev. Daniel Dulaney Addison, rector of All Saints Brookline, renowned nationwide for Liberia education work.
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William McVickar
Rhode Island
Boston
Charles Henry Brent
Philippine Islands
Brent
Washington
City
Church of St. John the Evangelist
St. Stephen’s Church
Florence Street
Daniel Dulaney Addison
All Saints’ Church
Brookline
Addison
Liberia
Lawyer Arraigned on Forgery Charge in Secret Indictment
Robert Silverman barred from practice was arraigned yesterday before Judge DeCourcy on a secret indictment charging forgery uttering and larceny. He pleaded not guilty.
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Robert Silverman
DeCourcy
Silverman
Hair Growth Miracle Crystalis Promises Quick Restorations
A Boston Post promotion claims Crystalis from Cresto Laboratories in Scranton promises rapid hair growth, color restoration, and cure for scalp diseases. It offers $1000 for proof of flaws, with free information sent to readers who mail the coupon.
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Crystalis
Cresto Laboratories
Scranton
Cressy Laboratories
Laborato Tories
Boston Post
Crystalis Hair Growth Coupon Featured in Boston Post
A clipped coupon offers free information on Crystalis the hair growth discovery from Cresto Laboratories Dept 148 Pa. Readers are urged to mail to Scranton for details with Coupon No 1388 valid tomorrow for Boston Post readers.
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Cresto Laboratories
Dept.148
Boston Post
Scranton
Crippen’s Typist Held as Accessory After Fact
Ethel Clara Leneve, crippen’s typist companion, will be held as an accessory after the fact at Crippen’s murder trial opening. Evidence includes large quantities of poison found in Belle Elmore’s body and indications of a surgical procedure.
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London
Ethel Clara Leneve
Crippen Case: Crippen and Leneve Face Accessory Charge
At the London trial Crippen is charged with murder and his alleged accomplice Miss Leneve shifted to being an accessory after the fact. Prosecutors reveal post mortem findings of poison and possible surgical intervention at the Hilldrop Crescent home. Public reaction remains bitter yet some sympathy appears for Leneve as her charge is narrowed to later knowledge of guilt.
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Miss Leneve
Crippen
California
Travers Humphreys
Public Prosecutor’s Office
Arthur Newton
Hilldrop Crescent
Camden Road
London
Socialist State convention nominates ticket for governor
The Socialist State convention elected Daniel A. White of Brockton as Governor and named Patrick A. Mahoney Boston for Lieutenant Governor, Harriet D Orsay Lynn for Secretary of State, Sylvester J. McBride Watertown for Treasurer, Harold Metcalf New Bedford for Attorney General, and Ambrose Miles Lynn for Auditor. The 38 delegates from 20 towns approved a platform calling for abolishing the Senate and capital punishment, free school meals, state insurance, raised school age to 11, equal pay for equal work, and universal suffrage.
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Daniel A. White
Brockton
Patrick A. Mahoney
Boston
Harriet D'Orsay
Lynn
Sylvester J. McBride
Watertown
Harold Metcalf
Wedding for Corcoran and Kelley delayed by death shock
Great Barrington Sept 6 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Corcoran and Joseph Kelley was postponed for at least two weeks. Corcoran, confined to bed in a nervous state after Gamaliel Bradford Jr. killed himself in South Framingham, had earlier left hospital and resumed life at home.
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Great Barrington
Elizabeth Corcoran
Joseph Kelley
Pittsfield
Miss Corcoran
South Framingham
Gamaliel Bradford, Jr
South Framingham Hospital
Mr. Kelley
FISH DECISION COMES TODAY
The International Court of Arbitration will announce its Newfoundland fisheries decision in The Hague tomorrow afternoon. The ruling is expected to be a compromise, with the United States seeking a majority on the points it argued. Several American diplomats have arrived to attend.
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the Hague
International Court of Arbitration
Great Britain
United States
Harnessmakers Strike Progress Report in West Unions
Harnessmakers Winning Strike updates show more firms yielding. Initially 15 000 marched for eight hour day. Over 9000 have secured the eight hour conditions. Four new members were admitted by the Boston union.
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Harnessmakers' Union
West
Boston
Jasshee Tacs
Embezzler in City Collector's Office Suspected
A deputy collector is accused of two years of embezzlement using dual books to hide thefts. He allegedly stole mainly from personal property taxes, with real estate collections examined after a taxpayer reported a misleading notice. He resigned after being confronted, claiming repayment and reform. Colonel Bowdoin Parker acknowledged a deputy’s embezzlement and promised a full probe.
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Parker
Post
Bowdoin &. Parker
Insurgents Win New Hampshire Republicans Cut in Vermont
Lieutenant-Governor John A. Mead leads over Democratic opponent Charles D. Watson by about 17,500 votes. Early returns show Republicans down 24 percent and Democrats up eight percent, with 36 towns still to report and Mead likely to win by roughly 17,300 in plurality, compared to Prouty’s 29,645 in 1908.
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John A. Mead
Charles D. Watson
Mead
Prouty
Vermont governor race yields Mead over Wat son and Towle
In 240 of 275 districts and 10 of 346 towns Mead leads Wat son and Towle with 29 162 15 048 and 798 votes respectively while 1908 Republican Prouty and Democrat Burke recorded 8181 and 16869. Legislature sees Democratic gains. Senators Foster and Plumley held. weather blamed for lower GOP turnout.
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John A. Mead
Charles D. Watson
Edwin R. Towle
G. E. Ordway
Soc
Prouty
Burke
United States
Carroll
Page
David J. Foster
Frank Plumley
Vermont
Republcan
Bass Nominated for New Hampshire Governor in First Direct Primary
Senator Robert P. Bass won the Republican nomination for governor in New Hampshire's first direct primary, defeating Colonel Bertram Ellis of Keene by a majority expected to exceed 6000 votes. The result marks a historic direct primary election in the state.
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Concord
N. H
Robert P. Bass
New Hampshire
Bertram Ellis
Keene
Republicans renominate Sulloway in first district returns
Early returns from 180 of 290 state districts give Cy rus A. Sulloway the Republican renomination with a large majority over Sherman Burroughs of Manchester. In the second district Frank D. Currier of Canaan is renominated without opposition. Democrats nominate Clarence E. Carr governor, Eugene E. Reed Manchester for first district, and Henry H. Metcalf Concord for second district.
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Bass
Ellis
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Sherman £. Burroughs
Manchester
Sulloway
Burroughs
Frank D. Currier
Canaan
Clarence E. Carr
Andover
Eugene E. Reed
Henry H. Metcalf
Concord
Chandler Rebuke Cited Over New Hampshire Election
Former United States Senator William E. Chandler denounced the Republican control of New Hampshire politics after today’s results. He criticized the corporate influence shaping state affairs and urged reforms.
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Concord
N. H
United States
William &. Chandler
New Hampshire
Pluralities for 10 Years in Vermont
Vermont has always been a Republican state. Since 1900 the vote of the two great parties in non presidential years has been as follows.
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Vermont
New Hampshire GOP backs direct primary reform note
William E. Chandler praises Republican insurgents and the 1906 reform surge led by Theodore Roosevelt and Taft. He credits direct primary systems with curbing corporation oligarchy and guiding the party to future triumphs, citing Senators La Follette Dolliver Cummins Bristow Clapp Beveridge and leaders Bass and Ellis.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Winston Churchill
Taft
Roosevelt
Robert P. Bass
Bertram Ellis
LaFollette
Dolliver
Cummins
Bristow
Clapp
Beveridge
Republican Party
Lessoon
William EE
Chandler
New Hampshire Primary Signals GOP Battle for Control
President Taft watches New Hampshire as progressive Robert Bass leads Ellis in governor race while Burroughs challenges Suloway for the first district renomination. Currier faces no opposition in the second district and major figures Gal linger and Chandler lose delegate support in Manchester.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Robert P. Bass
Peterboro
Bertram E. Ellis
Keene
Sherman E. Burroughs
Manchester
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Sulloway
Frank D. Currier
William B. Chandler
Mr. Bass
Taft
Primary results report shows strong Republican turnout
A telegram from him noted the primary results with no Democratic contests. Rain and mud reduced rural votes, yet Republican turnout remained unusually large despite the nonholiday. Local reports emphasize heavier GOP participation across districts.
Democrat Governor Candidate Reverses Local Vote in Vermont
Charles D. Watson the Democratic candidate for Governor won St. Albans by a wide margin and fell short by 35 votes in Franklin county, a region long Republican. In St. Albans the vote was Watson 745 Mead 329.
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ST. Albans
Charles D. Watson
Franklin County
Watson
Mead
Rutland Stands By Old Republican Vote
Rutland city and county remained solidly Republican with Mead and Watson leading the slate. City returns show a Republican plurality of 480 based on 1212 for Mead and 7382 for Watson, while county results were still incomplete.
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Rutland
Rutland City
Rutland County
Mead
Watson
Republicans Barely Win in Burlington Vermont
Republicans carried Burlington by a slim 54 vote margin and county turnout fell 25 to 30 percent from two years ago. Colchester saw a reduced Democratic lead, while Burlington had 2500 of 4300 registered voters casting ballots.
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Burlington
Colchester
Vermont Republicans claim Mead ahead with large plurality
Chairman F. C. Williams reports from most counties that Dr Mead will win by about 16 731 votes with Essex and Grand Isle carrying over 17 000. He notes weather hurt northern turnout while urging no Democratic shift. Democratic chair E S Harris declines to concede beyond 17 000 and offers no comment.
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White River Junction
F. C. Williams
Republican State Committee
Essex
Grand Isle
Dr. Mead
Vermont
Watson
E. S. Harris
Democratic State Committee
Tochil Case Reported in Seattle Medical Society
A case of dreaded corean earth disease or tochil was reported to the King County Medical Society in Seattle. Tochil, rare in the United States and brought from the Orient, is incurable and infectious, prompting an investigation into sanitary features of the case.
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Seattle
King County Medical Society
United States
Orient
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