Lee elected senator amid broad Democratic gains in Maryland
Baltimore returns indicate Blair Lee Democrat elected to the United States Senate to fill the late Isidor Rayner seat with a sizable plurality. Charles P. Coady Democrat wins Third District seat in Congress. Democrats also take state comptroller Emerton Harrington and clerk Caleb Magruder, preserving legislature control. Progressives falter amid illness of leader George Wellington.
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Blair Lee
Charles P. Coady
Emerson CC. Harrengton
Caleb Co. McGruder
Supreme Court
James
Ambler
Baltimore
Blair Luce
United States
Senate
Isidor Rayner
Thomas Pargan
George K. Wellington
Lee
Antisaloon League
Bryan
Wilson
Parran
Congress
George Konig
Emerton C. Harrington
Caleb C. Magruder
Court of Appeals
Republican Party
Wellington
McNulty
Baltimore City
Keegany
Obituaries From Washington Area November 1913 Necrology
Notices list multiple deaths including Laura Broome, J W Coleman, Charles W Huguely, Alexandre Pavarini, Mary Pierce, James Calcott, and Alice Taylor with funeral details, residences, and dates. Interments in Arlington and Mount Olivet noted. relatives invited.
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Laura Broome
J. Henry Brooks
Phil Broome
Mabel E
Bertie Brooks Lewis
Fiorita Avenue
Coleman
Lfe
John W Coleman
Carrie Reid
Fifteenth Street
Richmond
Fiuguely
M Street
Charles W
Achsah C. Huguely
Alexandria
Pavarini
New York City
Alexandre Pavarini
St. Matthew's Roman Catholic Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pierce
Wat Girard Et Northwest
Mary P
Edwin Pierce
Grand Rapids
Mich Inmers
Arlington
James Calcott
Margaret Stewart Pratt
Sixteenth Street Northwest
Alice
Wiliam Taylor
Michael
TI Street
St. Joseph's Church
Mount Chyvet Cemetery
Blair Lee Leads As Returns Tie In State Race
In Baltimore city Blair Lee holds a 15 000 vote majority for United States Senate while in Prince George county returns are delayed. The Fourth district shows a split assembly ticket with Sproesser Republican and Ogden Democrat neck and neck for State senate as Democrats lead the Prince George ticket along with Hickey for register of wills. Hyattsville Md Nov 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Lee
Lee
Baltimore City
Assembly
Sproesser
Ogden
Senate
Prince George
Hyattsville
Prince George County
United States Senate
Hickey
Register of Wills
Richmond
Stuart
Demogft
Redmond
John L. Satterfield
J. B. Pace
State Senate
House of Delegates
Edwin P., Cox
J. B. Hobson
W. M. Myers
Hill Montague
D. L. Toney
Keezell
Rockingham
Harrisonburg
George Keezell
Lynchburg
Campbell
Downey
Tabor
Masley
Jones
Campbell County
Frank Nelson
Miller
Shenandoah
Bomb explodes at Bowery theater in panic no injuries
Antonio Maiori suspects business rivalry behind a bomb at his moving picture and vaudeville theater on the Bowery. The blast hit a staircase landing near the gallery as about 300 patrons fled. No one was hurt. two policemen arrived as Maiori denied receiving threatening letters or demands.
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New York
Antonio Maior
Moving Picture
Bowery
Maiori
McManigal Health Prompts Release Of Untried Co worker
Ortie E. McManigal’s poor health led District Attorney John D. Frederick to order the permanent release from the county jail of the untried coworker of the McNamara brothers. The witness against 33 labor union officials sentenced to Leavenworth cites his health and a forehead star tattoo to avoid recognition. he has reportedly gone to a hospital for surgery.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ortie E. McManigal
John D. Fredericks
McNamara Brothers
Leavenworth
McManigal
Licenses to Marry in Various Cities and States
A list of proposed marriages includes Owen F. Jaras age 2 and Violet F. Blanford age 22 linked to The Hey M. J. Egan. Robert N Wilson 34 with Polly V. Mills 27 of Anscontia DC. and multiple others with ages and partners across Richmond Va Baltimore Md Washington DC and nearby locales. The notices name the officiating Rev. W C Roome Rev J Mo McNamara Rev L Krybler Rev J F McGee Rev H Schroeder and several others.
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Owen F. Jaras
Violet F. Blanford
the Hey
M. J. Egan
Robert N Wilson
Polly V. Mills
Anscontia
D.C
W. C. Roome
A Thomas L. Vans
Helen C. Ballenger
J. Mo McNamara Charles E. Marx, Jr
Jeannette A. Roussard
TC Wheeler Norwood G. Haddock
Folsom A. Clarke
Richmond
Sarah Baker
Port of Battimore
H. Schroeder
Harry E Thompson
Effie Heflin
Oaear Roomer
Ernest Deve
Ida V Davis
Taliiat
Montmery
John Benjamin Bawards
Hanover
Valinda Rebecca Holmead
Washington, DC
JF McGee
William Albert Draper
Edna Eugenia Dent
H. S. Stim
John A. Ashby
Ida I Philips
Robert ‘Falbot
Vashi G. Aronberg
Clara L. Dowling
G B Pierce Frank H. Lambert
Waversboro
Lom Wo Gants
Lancel Hill Co
Montgomery Samuel King
Wiel Marevtla Redgate
Wudete
George M. Wright
Underhill
WiGuigar
William J. Melgeon
Voaf Gennantown Pe
Gertrude L Benson
Arockeyile, Md
Juige C
Bundy
Panama Canal Book distribution ends this Saturday
The Post will discontinue the Panama Canal Book and World History distribution after this Saturday night. Those who have not secured this meritorious offer should act now as the opportunity ends soon. The offer ends this week with no further orders accepted.
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Panama Canal Book and World History
Mount Vernon district bonds pass for road work
Mount Vernon district Fairfax county voters approve 11 to 67 bond issue for road improvements. Precinct results show Pulman 29 for 10 against Moores 4 for 36 against Gum Spring 3 for 2 against Accotink 43 for 1 against. Local officials reelected and two appointments made at Elks Lodge.
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Mount Vernon
Fairfax County
Pulman
Moores
Gum Springa
Accotink
Louisville Picks Democrat Mayor in Early Returns
With 28 of 107 precincts reported, John L. Buschemeyer leads with a plurality of 3464 to secure the mayor’s post. Axton the Progressive and Wood the Republican have smaller tallies. Statewide returns show a Democratic majority in the legislature and a Progressive member elected from Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
John L. Buschemeyer
Yas
Axton
Wood
Tne
Curley would be mayor in Boston election bid
Heston Nov 4 A Massachusetts congressman joins the race for Boston mayor. Reyresettity dames Mc Curies Te is the candidate named to run, becoming the second representative to enter the contest after Representative Peters announced his bid days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heston
Reyresettity
Dames Mc Curies
Boston
Peters
Virginia Election Quietly Reelects Democratic Ticket
In Richmond and across Virginia the November 4 election produced a broad Democratic sweep. Governor Henry C. Stuart and others were elected with minimal opposition. Keezell and Buchanan faced defeats in Rockingham and Smyth counties, while Harrisonburg and Petersburg saw local contests resolve in favor of Democrats. The statewide push for the enabling act remained central as results showed party dominance continuing.
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Henry C. Stuart
J. Taylor Eflyson
John Garland Pollard
B. O. James
The
Commonwealth
4George W. Koiner
B. F. Buchanson
D. C. Cummings
Senate
Lou P. Summers
Internal Revenue Collector
Bockingham County
Keezell
George N. Barman
House of Delegates
Charles H. Ralston
M. H W. Harrison
Rockingham
Buchanan
General Assembly
Heckingham County
Charles H. Rolston
George B. Keezer
George N.barman
Michael H. Harrison
George 8. Harnaberger
Smythe County
Summers
Washington County
Bristol
Reelected in Bridgeport mayoral race strong plurality
Bridgeport Bridgeport Conn November 4 Clifford B. Wilson Republican reelected mayor defeating Frederick C. Mullins Democrat by 2140 votes. Socialist and Progressive votes declined significantly. Concord New Hampshire November 4 Charles J. French Branite cutter elected mayor for fourth time with 2749 votes to 1332 for Edward J. Gallagher both Democrats. no party on ballot.
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Bridgeport
Cont
Clifford B. Wilson
Frederick C. Mullins
Concord
N. H
Charles J. French
Branite Cutter
Edward J. Gallagher
Carranza Warns Intervening Arms Would Be Grave Mistake
Gen Venustiano Carranza, leader of the Mexican constitutionalists, urged Dr Henry Tupper to telegraph Secretary Bryan to learn if the United States planned to intervene with arms in Mexico. He argued intervention would be grave and uncalled for, saying the constitutionalists could overthrow Huerta by freely importing arms, while United States pacification would take years. Carranza also pressed to lift the arms embargo and allow transporting his troops across American soil.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Mexican Constitutionalists’ Revolutionary Movement
Henry Allen Tupper
International Peace Forum
Bryan
Huerta
Constitutionalists
Tupper
Juerta
Carranza
Washington
Troops Prepare to Move from Fort Sheridan to El Paso
Acting under War Department orders four troops of the Fifteenth United States cavalry are preparing to leave Fort Sheridan Illinois for El Paso Texas next Friday. Preparations were under way at Fort Leavenworth for the departure of the second squadron for Fort Wuachaca Arizona November 1.
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Chicago
War Department
Washington
Fifteenth United States Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
el Paso
Tex
Leavenworth
Kans
Fort Leavenworth
Fifteenth United States
Fort Wuachaca
Ariz
Diaz in Miami for winter in quiet exile
Miami officials report former Mexican dictator Porfirio Diaz will reside in Miami this winter. Consul Rafael Rueses says Diaz has leased a home near William J. Bryan’s residence and will arrive with his family in early December. Ruesga, Diaz’s nephew, confirms plans.
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Miami
Fla
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Rafael Rueses
Diaz
William J. Bryan
Ruesga
Wilson casts ballot at Princeton in 1912 governor vote
President Wilson arrived in Princeton from Washington at 2 36 p m and walked to his home polling place to vote for a Democratic candidate for governor. He addressed several hundred students from University Hall steps and rode with a parade to the firehouse polling site before leaving for Washington at 4 30 p m.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Washington
University Hall
Pelling Place
Stockton Axson
Police News Notes From The District
Police notes report George Barser a 2 year old seaman on the Bache nearly suffocated by gas at 213 John Marshall place NW revived by pul motor and later released. Other incidents include John McKenzie 2 and Grover Hoxton 15 injured in factory and street accidents. A car collision at Third and E streets NW left no injuries. Harbor police search for missing men on the Eastern Branch and nearby bridge. A deputy’s report covers burglary, a runaway bride, a theft at a club, and horse and buggy thefts involving soldiers.
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George Barser
United States Coast Survey
Bache
Seventh Street
John Marshall Place
Barser
W.P. Carr
Harbor
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Harshman
Twining City
Washington Pair Weds at Rockville
Special to The Washington Post reports Washington couple French Angus tua May and Mrs Eath erine Fleming wed in Rockville at noon with Rev. Thomagy A Haughton-Burke officiating at Christopic ecopal Church rectory, following a ceremony arranged by two Washington friends. Miss Abernathy married L Brockwell in Petersburg with Rev. H Herman Martens officiating. maid of honor Leila Hite and best man William Sheppard.
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Howard W. Smith
L. Violett Proctor
Second Presbyterian Church
John Lee Allison
Smith
North
Wolfe Street
Washington
Rockville
Washington Post
Angustua
Eatherine Fleming
Thomagy A Haughton-Burke
Christopicecopal Church
Provence
Abernathy
L. Brockwell
Petersburg
Ilda Branch Abernathy
le Roy Brocayell
H Herman Martens
The
Baptist Church
Leila Hite
William Sheppard
Robert H. Saunders Dead in Petersburg at 72
Special to The Washington Post Robert Henry Saunders a long time Petersburg resident died last evening at his son in law F M Gali residence He was 72 years old The Post urges readers to secure results through atlasized sections and notes an advertisement request not related to the obituary.
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John 8. McKenzie
No. 8 Engine Company
Casualty Hospital
Robert H. Saunders
Washington Post
Petersburg
Robert Henry Saunders
F. M. Gali
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