Cambridge Police Station Altercation Ends in Dispute
A dispute at East Cambridge police station involved Officer Michael F. Lamb and Sergeant Dennis Corcoran with threats and a scuffle. Lamb allegedly called the sergeant a liar and threatened to shoot. Corcoran defended and later confined Lamb in a cell. Hearings continue with further witness testimony.
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Haus
Cambridge
Lamb
Sergeant Corcoran
East Cambridge
Corcoran
Mullett
Corecoran
Cloyes
Dennis Corcoran
Michael F. Lamb
Bancroft
Rolman Lamb
Speen
Cs N
John Sullivan
McCorry
McKeown
Sullivan
Mar
Martell
Gordon
Apel
Reception for Cambridge Teachers at Rev Lansing Home
A public school teachers reception for Wards 2 and 4 in Cambridge was hosted last evening at the residence of Rev I J Lansing on Massachusetts Avenue. The event, under the WCTU of Wards 2 and 4, featured a social hour, a musical program, and an address on Scientific Temperance by Mrs F S Fessen den, the state WCTU president, followed by remarks from Rev Lansing and Hon R O Fuller. Vocal selections were performed by Mrs A P Briggs and Miss Helen W Munroe.
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Cambridge
I. J. Lansing
Massachusetts Avenue
Www. Co. T. A
F. 8. Fessenden
Union Pacific Receivers Fail to Pay Interest
J Pierpont Morgan and trustees inform holders of 6 percent collateral trust notes worth 10 959 000 that receivers cannot meet interest payments. They avoid forced sale of collateral, believing pledged securities suffice for eventual redemption. Income from pledged assets should cover August interest.
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U. P
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Union Pacific Railroad
Year for Keeping Disorderly House in Exeter Area
In Exeter New Hampshire on April 9 the Pond Lily at Kensington near the Exeter line was raided. Harry Wollows proprietor was tried in Exeter Police Court and sentenced to one year in jail plus a $120 fine and costs for keeping a disorderly house and selling liquor. He appealed the ruling.
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Exeter
N. H
Kensington
Exeter Line
Harry Wollows
Ie New
Cattle Inspection Bill Advances in Senate Amid Protests
Debates in the Senate center on tuberculin use and compensation for cattle killed under a new inspection bill. Amendments test tuberculin bans, while the House weighs Sunday observance and a milk standards measure as lawmakers push engrossment and reporting.
Nantucket dispute over Muskeget Gun Club powers heats committee
Mr. Morse told the committee on harbors and public lands that the Muskeget Gun Club unjustly monopolized the island, pitting Nantucket people against a small club. The public health panel proposed a law change to crack down on unregistered physicians who advertise as doctors or use MD titles, with fines and possible imprisonment.
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Mr. Myers
Cambridge
Myers
Mr. Hayes
Lowell
T. F. Keenan
Boston
Roe
Worcester
Quirk
George
Haverhill
Fall River
Donahue
Myera
Senate
Bessom
Essex
Bell
Miller
Commonwealth
Harvey
Treasury
Bill
Niles
Mr. Niles
Middlesex
Butler
Sprague
Suffolk
Jules Ba Peri
Morse
Nantucket
Committee On Public Health
Wellesley Club Dinner Ends Season With Guests
The Wellesley Club of Wellesley held its final monthly dinner at the United States Hotel. President Albert Clarke presided as eighty members and friends attended. Prof E S Morse spoke on Sound Traits of the Japanese and Rev Dr Porter discussed Some Phases of the War Between China and Japan. Mrs Irwin, president of Wellesley College, was the principal guest.
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Wellesley Club
Wellesley
United States
Albert Clarke
E. S. Morse
Salem
Porter
China
Japan
Irwin
Wellesley College
Labor World Reopens Waiters Souvenir Dispute
The Hotel and Restaurant National Waiters' Alliance reconvened at 10 a.m. with reports and committee work. After adjournment the souvenir issue was resolved in favor of publication, and Hyde Park strikers attend a mass meeting at Wells Memorial addressed by McNeil Lloyd Bliss and Foster.
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National Waiters’ Alliance
Central Labor Union
Hyde Park
Wells Memorial
George B. McNeil
Harry Lloyd
Mr. Bliss
Frank K.foster
Rampage of Beautiful Danube Floods Southern Hungary
The Danube affluents overflowed in southern Hungary flooding streets and washing away foundations. In Semlin 2000 people are homeless and exposed after losing homes and belongings.
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Danube
Budapest
Hungary
Semlin
New England Manufacturers Return From Southern Tour
The committee of New England manufacturers and capitalists, after touring the Southern States to study industrial resources, passed through Baltimore today en route to Boston.
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Baltimore
Committee of
New England
Boston
Protection Champion on Nutmeg Tour
About 500 attendees filled Foot Guard Armory in Hartford for a McKinley Club banquet. Governor McKinley of Ohio, guest of honor, spoke on party principles and warned against the current administration’s policy.
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Hartford
Conn
McKinley Club
Foot Guard Artrory
McKinley
Ohio
Coffin
Brainard
John Addison Porter
United States
New England
Republican Party
Treasury
Cleveland
Harrison
Europe
England
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Inarat Gouninery
DR. Lansing
Sunday Law
House
McLaughlin
South Boston
Mr. Creed
Creed
Moran
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C. F. Lyman
American Bell Telephone Company
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Spalding
House of Correction
Commissioners of Prisons
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Franklin Park
Norfolk House
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Dorchester
Grove Hall
Bartlett St
Belt
Meeting House Hill
Milton
Neponset
City Point
Harvard Square
Fisk & Goff
Hollis Street
McKenney & Waterbury
Aup Oasenaton
the Labor World
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Yanke
Alpheus M.stetson
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Democratic Party
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John R. Buck
William Simonds
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Charles A. Russell
Mkinley
Hawley
Govenor McKinley
Republican League
Gressman Sperry
Sperry
Connecticut
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