Nantasket Faces Liquor License Bill And Selectman Clash
Nantasket Beach hotelmen and summer visitors warn the Massachusetts ratepayers that a pending bill to require a special census of summer residents will slash liquor licenses. Hull, the only beach town voting for licenses in March, could lose nearly all licenses with summer crowds in June. The town may grant only one license this year, likely to a major hotel, raising concerns of favoritism, illegal selling, higher taxes, and strained town finances as new streets, a sewer, and a schoolhouse loom.
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Hull
Nantasket
Hall
Atlantic
Rockland
Pemberton
Pacific
Standish
Park
Arlington
Irvington
Hotel Nantasket
Damons
Oregon
The
Surfside Station
Centre Hill
Massachusetts
Hotel Nantasket Company
Kland
Selectman
Board of
Selectmen
Bayside
Kenberma
Board of Assessors
Old Colony
Post
Senate
Oxford Club Opens New Home With Grand Bazaar
Lynn hosts the Oxford Club opening in its new Nahant street building after a great fire in 1889. The bazaar raises funds for building expenses with many departments led by Mrs. Benjamin N. Johnson and others. Attendance is high as displays include boot and shoe exhibits and Thomson Houston electrical displays, with dancing after 9:30 in the upper hall.
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Lynn
New
Oxford Club
Nahantstrest
Benjamin N. Johnson
OC. Newhall
J. G. Warner
J. F. Edson
J. W. Hitchings
H. K. Wheeler
C. E. Blake
Edith Tapley
Louise Keith
Thomas Stacey
Lynn Hospital
Home For
Johns. Bartlett
William E. Eal
Lewis D. Dunn
James W. Hitchings
Frank Keene
William H. Keene
George E. Standish
Walter E. Symonds
A. Leslie Winship
Louis A. Wyman
OC Langley in Court Over Incorporation Charge
James H. Langley alias Doc Langley faced Municipal Court for failing to file a certificate of incorporation of Columbia Land and Lumber Company and omitting required statements before business. Directors joined as co defendants. Two witnesses testified and case continued to $15. defendants held in $500 each.
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James H. Langley
Doc” Langley
Columbia Land and Lumber Company
Commissioner of Corporations
Dr Hale's Reading Closes Series At South Congregational
The final reading in Dr. Hale's series was held last night at the vestry of South Congregational church. Easter lilies adorned the platform, the church choir performed, and Dr. Hale read The Little Yellow Dog and The Minister's Veil in his distinctive manner. An informal reception and light refreshments followed as the South Friendly Society sponsored the event to a largely attended audience.
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Boot and Shoe Recorder
Lincoln Street
Elory
Terhune
Columbia Street
Old State House Transit Hub Featured by Bates
No 3 Old State House under L H Bates noted as a popular transportation hub in Boston. Tickets or drawing room car seats for Short Line express trains or for the Colonial Express between Boston and Washington could always be secured there.
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Old State House
L. H. Bates
Boston
Oston
Washington
Boston Day by Day Inspector Investigates Bogus Mayoral Letter
Inspector Collins is tracing a young man applying for jobs with a forged recommendation signed N. Matthews Jr allegedly by Mayor Matthews. The inquiry follows two applications to Julius Moldenhauer at 850 Washington Street for bartender posts. City officers of the New England Shoe and Leather Association were elected with Francis W. Breed as president and a slate of officers including William Claflin and John Cummings.
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Inspector Collins
Matthews
Julius Moldenhauer
Washington Street
N. Matthews, Jr
Eye
Boston
Moldenhauer Becgie
City
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Francis W. Breed
William Claflin
John Cummings
Charles A. Grinnell
Augustus P. Martin
Thomas E. Proctor
S. Ingalls
George
Diamond Dealer Arrested on False Pretences Charge
Diamond dealer W. J. Knowlton of Tremont Street was arrested for allegedly obtaining 1353 dollars worth of diamonds from Fox and Co of New York by false pretences. He purportedly bought for resale, sold at wholesale, then failed and became insolvent. He is held in 2500 dollars bail.
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W. J. Knowlton
Tremont Street
Fox & Co
New York
Knowlton
Committee continues probe into court abuses and Hallett case
The congressional committee pursued its investigation into alleged court abuses yesterday and completed its examination of Commissioner Hallett. Clerk of Courts Stetson was called and will have further examination today.
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Congressional Committee
Hallett
Stetson
Birthday observance at Vincent Hospital marked in Boston
Yesterday honored Vincent Hospital with a gathering at St Andrew's Hall. Dr Clarence J Blake urged expansion of hospital facilities in Boston while Mrs Irving Winslow paid tribute to Mrs Vincent. Bishop Brooks attended as an advisor.
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Vincent Hospital
St Andrew’s Hall
Clarence Je Blake
Boston
Irving Winslow
Vincent
Bishop Brooks
Visit Chauncy Hall Open To Visitors On Holidays
Chauncy Hall School remains open to visitors today as is customary during holidays, inviting community members to tour facilities and learn about ongoing programs.
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Chauncy Hall
Chauncy Hall School
Bankers report $70,000 theft linked to Creamer White
Oscar Creamer, 19, a Dix Phyfe bookkeeper, stole funds and first mortgage bonds totaling about $70,000 then fled with James White aided by forged checks. Carpenter, a former employee, confessed he would oversee the loot and hid bonds in a Brooklyn cellar. Oakdale steamer bound for parts unknown. authorities seek interception.
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New York
Dix & Phyfe
Wall Street
Inspector Byrnes
Oscar Creamer
Creamer
William E. Carpenter
James L. White
Brooklyn
Park National Bank
Dix and
Physe
White
Carpenter
Quincy Street
Chicago, Burlington , Quincy
Oakdale
Debated Bill Against Soliciting Lawyers in Injury Cases
In a sharp House debate yesterday the bill bars attorneys and their agents from soliciting personal injury cases. Critics say it targets West End Street Railway ties, while supporters argue it shields clients from unscrupulous lawyers. The measure passed to third reading 91 to 5 amid other rail and legal actions and a motion over printed reports.
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Moriarty
Worcester
Henry D. Hyde
West End
Durant
Cambridge
Jenkins
Wellfleet
Loud
Chelsea
Alough
Coakley
Parker
Boston
Charles
Marlboro Street Railway Company
Hudson
Westboro
Bennett
Everett
Rapid Transit Commission
Charlies
Barrett
Joint Judiciary
Labor Committee
Howard
Committee On Agriculture
Edward Bellamy
Messrs. Coveney
Secretary Foster Tours Ellis Island Report
Secretary Foster reported from Ellis Island that New York facilities are in excellent condition and no waste is evident in government buildings. He estimated the island could fetch about $1,000,000 and noted no change in the open charges and counter charges between Assistant Secretary Nettleton and Superintendent Owen.
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Washineton
Foster
New York
Treasury Department
Ellis Island
N. Y
Nettleton
Owen
William Hurlbert's Fix in Perjury Case in London
A report by Sir Augustus Keppel Stephenson confirms a warrant for the arrest of William Henry Hurlbert on perjury charges in the breach of promise suit by Miss Gertrude Ellis aka Gladys Evelyn. Hurlbert has evaded arrest.
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London
Augustus Keppel Stephenson
The
Treasury
William Henry Hurlbert
Gertrude Ellis
Gladys Evelyn
Hurlbert
Watkin and Mrs Ingram Wed at St George Church
London April 6 Sir Edward Watkin and Mrs Ingram widow of the Illustrated London News proprietor were married this morning at St George's church The bride 83, the bridegroom 73 Sir Edward has a son who was married to a daughter of his bride.
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London
Edward Watkin
Ingram
Illustrated London News
St. George’s Church
Edward
John Russell Young Named Fourth VP of Reading System
In Philadelphia on April 6, John Russell Young, noted journalist and former minister to China, was appointed fourth vice-president of the Consolidated Roads of the Philadelphia and Reading company system.
Steamers Arrived at Boston and New York April 6
Ships reported arriving or departing with origins and ports: Ottoman from Liverpool to Boston, Navarre from London to Boston, Teutonic from Liverpool to New York, Maasdam from Rotterdam to New York, Lahn from Bremen to New York, Norwegian from an unknown port to New York, Devonia from New York to Glasgow, Trave from New York to Bremen off Scilly Islands, Majestic from New York to Liverpool at Liverpool, Catalonia from Boston to Liverpool off Brow Head.
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Ottoman
Liverpool
Navarre
London
New York
Teutonic
Linpool
Maasdam
Rotterdam
Lahn
Bremen
Gissgor
Tory Island
Devonia
Glasgow
Scilly Islands
Trave
Majestic
Brow Head
Catalonia
Tonight's Memorial Meeting For EK M Chamberlin
Tonight Meionaon hosts a memorial meeting to honor the late EK M Chamberlin. Each labor group on the committee assigns a speaker, with Martha M Avery, Robert Treat Paine, Rev D W P Bliss, Henry Abrahams, Rev F A Hinckley, and other notables expected to attend.
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Meionaon
M. Chamberlin
Martha M. Avery
Robert Treat Paine
D. W. P. Bliss
Henry Abrahams
Central Labor Union
F. A. Hinckley
Mr. Chamberlin
December Marries May Circumstances At Old Pierce Homestead
General Ebenezer W. Pierce, a war veteran born on the same date as his bride, Ida Estelle Gardner, aged 27, married at the Pierce homestead in Fall River. Pierce, missing an arm since Fair Oaks and badly burned in a recent fire, wed Miss Gardner in the room of his birth as the clock struck the hour of his birth.
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Fall River
Plymouth Colony
Pierce
Fair Oaks
Twenty-ninth
Massachusetts
Miss Gardiner
Justice of the Peace
Cudworth
Alleged Horse Thieves Held In Lynn
Frank H. Sanborn and Maurice L. Oliver, Lynn horse thieves, appeared before Police Justice Berry. Sanborn pleaded guilty on three counts of breaking and entering and stealing horses and property. Oliver and Sanborn were arraigned on two counts. Oliver pleaded not guilty. Both were held in 5000 bail for the Superior Court or remanded to jail.
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Lynn
Frank H. Sanborn
Maurice L. Oliver
Berry
Sanborn
Oliver
Superior Court
A Slave to Obedience in Dusuin Woman Sentenced
Mrs Annie Margaret Montague, condemned to one year at hard labor for killing her child Mary Helen by excessive punishment, surrenders to her sentence in convict attire and fair health. Her husband remains devoted, and it is alleged he was kept under strict discipline similar to the children's.
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Dusuin
Annie Margaret Montague
Mary Helen
Status of the French agreement awaits French chamber
Washington April 6 state department says the France commercial agreement is still pending action by the French Chamber of Deputies. It will be proclaimed by the President only after ratification. It does not require Senate sanction in the United States.
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Washington
State Department
France
Chamber of Deputies
Gail
United States Senate
Paineville banker charged with embezzlement and forgery
A Cleveland report states Ralph K. Paige a Painesville banker was brought before Justice Hitchins on embezzlement and forgery charges. After a preliminary examination he was remanded to jail without bail.
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Cleveland, O
Ralph K. Paige
Painesville
Hitchins
Ex-Premier McKenzie Growing Weaker Says Doctors
Toronto reports on April 6 that Alexander McKenzie's physicians say he is growing weaker and the end is near. His health has declined markedly as he receives care.
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Toronto
Alexander McKenzie
Catalonia Delivers Australian After Shaft Breaks
British steamer Catalonia, en route from Boston to Liverpool, passes Brow Head towing the Australian, heading from New Orleans to Liverpool with its shaft broken. Silent on loss of life or further damage.
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London
Boston
Liverpool
Brow Head
New Orleans
Fifty Years of Womanhood Meeting Highlights
The New England Women's Press Association met at the Parker House yesterday afternoon with about forty members present. Mrs. E M H Mervill presided and a committee on entertainment was elected for the year. The next literary gathering will be May 20 when Mrs. Lucy Stone reads Fifty Years of Womanhood.
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New England Women’s Press Association
Parker House
E. M. H. Mervill
Lucy Stone
Pardon Petition Heard for James Nicholson in Boston
The governor's council pardon committee heard testimony on a petition seeking clemency for James Nicholson sentenced to life for murdering his wife in Cross Street Boston in 1884. The case was taken under advisement and a ruling is awaited.
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Governor's Council
James Nicholson
Cross Street
Boston
Mr Hudsons Lecture At Boston Theatre On German Emperor
A large audience is expected Sunday evening at the Boston Theatre to hear Mr Hudson lecture on The German Emperor and the German Army. Ticket demand remains high since early delivery, with numerous commendations from those who heard it first.
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Boston
Hudson
Safe burglars abroad blaze trails across towns
Nearth Apams reports that burglars blew open several safes in Zylonite on Monday night and in Pownal Vermont last night, marking a wave of break ins across two locales with no injuries reported.
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Nearth Apams
Zylonite
Pownal
That Republican Error at Boston Merchants Meeting
At a Boston Merchants Association gathering at Youngs Hotel, Chairman Leeson presented a resolution backing Congressman Lodge's plan to suspend coinage of silver pending a treaty with foreign powers. The group urged continued support for the Bureau of American Republics and voted to send copies of the resolution to Massachusetts members of Congress.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young's Hotel
Leeson
Congressman Lodge
United States
Bureau of American Republics
United States of America
Congress
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee Chooses Resolutions Committee
The Republican State committee met at 2A Beacon Street and selected its resolutions committee for the State convention. April 20. Chairman Samuel W. McWall of Winchester. At large members Robert T. Davis Stephen O Meara James Phillips Jr Fitchburg E A Gall Greenfield. Districts: First Arthur 5 Neal Westfield Second Charles A Gleason New Braintree Third S Hamilton Coe Worcester Fourth Ephraim Stearns ale tham Fifth E D ttayden Woburn Sixth W D Sohier Beverly Seventh Arthur B Breed Lynn Eighth Chester W Kingsley Cambridge Ninth Jonathan A Lane Boston Tenth J B Jordan Boston Eleventh Thomas Livermore Boston Twelfth Fred L Ames Baston Thirteenth I M Keith Bourne.
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Republican State Committee
Beacon Street
Samuel W. McWall
Winchester
Robert T. Davis
Stephen O'Meara
James Phillips, Jr
Fitchburg
E. A. Gall
Greenfield
Arthur
Aletham
E. D. Ttayden
Woburn
W. D. Sohier
Beverly
Arthur B. Breed
Lynn
Chester W. Kingsley
Cambridge
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston
J. B. Jordan
Thomas Livermore
Fred L. Ames
Baston
I. M. Keith
Bourne
Boston Theosophical Society to Meet on Reincarnation
The next meeting of the Boston Theosophical Society will be held at 152 Boylston Street on Thursday April 7 at 8 pm. An informal talk on reincarnation will continue from last week and the public are invited.
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The
Boston Theosophical Society
Boylston Street
Suburban Press to Hold Annual Reunion Dinner
The Suburban Press Association will stage its annual reunion at the Copley Square Hotel on Monday afternoon April 11. Members will sit down to the banquet at 3 o'clock.
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Suburban Press Association
Copley Square Hotel
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