Old Medford Wins Battle Over Brooks Town Charter Vote
In the House yesterday the bill to incorporate the new town of Brooks faced a lively debate. After a close viva voce, a rising vote favored the substitute bill 83 to 69, then roll calls shifted to 89 to 94 with lobbyists, and the adverse committee report was accepted. A broader session followed with civil service reform discussions and related measures, including a police reforms vote and a plan for Reston to borrow 1,000,000 for park expansion. Congressman Lodge visited the State House as the House began morning sessions.
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Brooks
Committee On Towns
Barrett of
Melrose
Comitee
Bass River Canal
Fon Hall
Henry Lee
Frederick Law Olmstead
John F. Andrew
Reston
Lodge
State House
House
Bargain Suit Lot Sale From Continental Clothing House
A long OCR ad offers 400 suits in multiple lots from Sawyer Woollen Co and others at deep discounts. Indigo blue flannels, double and twist cassimere, cheviot, and all wool children’s suits priced from 2.50 to 10.00 per suit, with samples available and express shipping offered across New England.
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Sawyer Woollen Company
Cassimere
Dolan Worsted Company
Sawyer Woollen
Phehone
Pontoosuc Mills
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The
Sawyer Woollen CO
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Riverside
Assabet Woollen Co
Cassime&re
Continental Clothing House
House Debates on Canal Proposal and Local Legislation
The House discussed petitions for a ship canal between the Atlantic and Cape Cod Bay and voted 55 to 116 on the olice tenure bill. Gloucester’s Mr Story amended a river dam bill, passing it to be engrossed. Deaf education bill moved to engrossment, and Medford Brooks incorporation debated. A substitute warded by votes 83 to 69, reversed to 94, with the adverse report accepted. Reported remarks by Mr Lyons on job patronage and alleged mismanagement sparked protest.
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James A. L’amoreux
Connecticut River
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Wilde
Malden
Committee On
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Brooks
Winthrop
Stockbridge
McCall
Winchester
Qua
Lowell
Yeas and Ways
Brookfield Town Meeting and Oleomargarine Bill Debate
Senator Ladd suspended rules to admit petition of George W Johnson for Brookfield town meeting acts. Lynn to borrow 150000 for a high school. Debate over oleomargarine coloring with farmers and merchants. health board report cited. various senators support or oppose. bill passes third reading 13-11.
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George W. Johnson
Brookfield
City of
Lynn
Insurance Commissioners
Messrs. Church and Clark
Ron Hall
Charen and Clark
Howard
Boardman
Glines
State Board of Health
Palmer
Massachusetts
Charles A. Gleason
Gleason
Massachusetts State Board of Health
Ana
Henry A. Mott, Jr
New York
Giesson
Worcester
Committee On Agriculture
Agricultural Committee
Howland
Post
Boston
Enator Gleason
Plymouth
Ingsley
United
Pike
Sleeper
Cook
Gloucester
Yreas
Clark
Pletcher
Messinger
Hosex
Perkins
Roads
Hours of West End Men Hear Petition on Ten in Twelve
The committee on labor heard employees of the West End Street Railway petitioning to limit hours to ten in twelve. Officials described attempts to equalize schedules, with longer hours sought to better serve the public, while workers and advocates criticized the plans as unfair and selective. The hearing continued.
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Committee On Labor
West End Street Railway
J. L. Keete
James McLaughlin
C. D. Brown
National Association of
Brown
Longstreet
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Metropolitan
H. M. Whitney
Metropolitan Road
Upham
South Boston
Cambridge
Higland
New England Kennel Club Opens With Canine Exhibit
The New England Kennel Club opened its show at 10 o'clock with strong attendance. Dr. Al Watts inspected every dog for contagious diseases and cauterized bites from handling. Banquet for officers followed, then a performance by trick dogs. Awards list begins with mastiffs and includes numerous firsts for dogs and bitches across many breeds, with special prizes and cups noted.
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al Watts
Watts
Ilford
E. H. Moore
Melrose
Lady Clare
Crowell
Staten Island
Sears Monarch
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Kennels
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J. H. Moore
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Malden
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Florence
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C. E. Shaw
Clinton
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Milton
BE. H. Moore
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Lord Raglan Jr
Ilford Prince
W. M. de Blois
Annavolis
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T. J. Dunn
Dayville
Conn
Mollie
Lady Cari
Sear
Monarch
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American Club
America
Lord Caution
ST. Bernards
Otho
Hospice Kennels
Arlington
N. J
Miranda
H. Moore
Castleborn IL
Contoocook Kennels
Peterboro
N. H
George Walton
Boston
Wisp L
J. C. Era
Everest
C. G. Wheelock
Merchant Prince, Jr
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Brookline
Alvier
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Rip van Winkle
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Bayard LA
Marcus
Dante
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Hos
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Newmarket
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E. A. Miller
North Cambridge
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J. Pp. Barnard, Jr
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New York
gs—Petrach
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Babylon
Long Island
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Court Proceedings Snapshot From April Sessions
In U S District Court at Danvers Eugene Kelly faces a jury for stealing a mail bag with defense arguing two boys seized the bag. In the Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court Essex County arguments proceed before Chief Justice Morton and Justices Devens Wanda Allen and Holmes.
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United States District Court
Nelson, J
Eugene Kelly
Danvers
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Morton
C. J
Devens
Wanda
Allen and Holmes
Essex County
Superior Court sittings open with death of Judge Bacon noted
The April sitting of Suffolk Superior Court opened with a prayer by Rev Alexander McKenzie of Cambridge. Resolutions honoring Judge Bacon were entered on court records. Remarks praised the judge’s life and career by Judge Pitman and others. most Supreme Court justices present. Trials slated to begin tomorrow across four sessions with listed cases.
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Alexander McKenzie
Cambridge
Bacon
Charles Robinson
Q. Tirrell
Natick
Pitman
Supreme Court
Knowlton
Mason
Staples
Barker
Thompson
Sherman
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