Senate Reports and Labor Measures in General Court
The General Court debated eight hour work for State and local employees, rejected a nine hour substitute, and accepted the adverse report. The Senate approved reports on ocean steamers, labor rules, and educational qualifications for child workers, with several bills and resolutions assigned for further action next week.
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Howard
Frank K. Foster
Symonds
Yeas
Collins
Gibson
Hunt
O'Sullivan
Hosmer
Campbell
Senate
Labor Committee
Federal Relations
Grand Banks
Separate management bill heads to next House orders
An adverse report on the Governor's address section on savings bank and national bank management led Mr. Barry of Boston to secure House substitute. The bill awaits further consideration as planned. It provides that after December 31, 1889 no treasurer or assistant treasurer of a savings bank with deposits over $500,000 may serve as cashier of a national or State bank or a trust company.
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House
Commonwealth
Woburn
Plymouth County
Quincy
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Senate
Reach
Lowes
E. K. Wilcox
G.A.K
le Travailleur
Worcester
Washington
Ohio
Stover
Haverhill
St. Joseph’s
St. James’s
Donnelly
Long
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Miss Walker
Miss Adams
Jamaica Plain
Miner
Messrs
Matthews
Campbell
Carter
Roger Williams
St. James
Bartlett
Goodall
E. H. Connolly
Goodell
Moore
Ira L. Moore
Democratic Party
Richard Bradley
Kansas
William R. Gray
J. A. Woodbury
Winchester
Corwell
Winn
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Provincetown Harbor dyke plan and legal notices move forward
In the House a conveyance bill for married women remains unaltered by law, with supporters arguing it carries existing statutes forward. A permanent Provincetown Harbor dyke resolution advances, asking Congress to fund it. Other measures extend tax set-off provisions and authorize Provincetown water bonds. The Quincy railway lease petition is admitted.
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Hyde Park
Messrs. Preble
Boston
Qua
Lowell
Dewey
Provincetown
Congress
Merrill
Quincy
Quincey Street Railway Company
Quincy & Boston Street Railway Company
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