Post Bill Defeated as Republicans Split and Democrats Absent
The House defeated the Post telephone bill amid a split vote with eight Republicans and several Democrats contributing to the loss. Absent Democrats from Boston plus paired absences reduced support, while proponents argued public oversight was essential and tied to historic rights to regulate quasi public utilities.
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Post
Mead
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Boutwell
Malden
Sears
Brewster
Selfridge
Boston
Whitcomb
Aeton
Bridges
Marblehead
McHen
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Messrs. Butler
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Westfield
Curtis
Stoneham
Perry
Natick
Severance
Lynn
Horgan
Kelly
Kiley
O'Connor
Twomey
Miller
Blainey
Bartlett
Porter
North Attleboro
Haverhill
Morse
Marlboro
Wood
Woburn
Learoyd
Danvers
Jones
Somerville
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Cure Amid Taxing Trials
A lengthy discussion on public service regulation follows a testimonial promoting Doan's Kidney Pills. The letter by Mrs. Catherine Meisner describes relief from kidney pain after pneumonia and a troubled urine pattern, framing the product as a universal remedy for backache and urinary disorders.
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Doan
Catherine Meisner
W. 3d St
Boston
Deans
Curtis’ Drug Store
Broadway
C Street
Dean
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures for Scrofula and Fatigue
Miss Della Ammond of Barre Plains Mass reports scrofula nodules on her neck vanished after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She says appetite returned and energy rose after five bottles. Advertisement touts Hood's as America’s greatest medicine at $1 or six for $5.
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Della Ammond
Barre Plains
Mass
America
Watts questions Bates assault claim at Tremont office
Chief Watts doubts the Bates Dental College incident and says Dr Bates may have lost money without suffering a real assault. Bates reports being struck, robbed of about 417 dollars, and finding his office ransacked after seeing suspects in a neighboring flat-roofed building.
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Dr. Bates
Bates Dental College
Tremont Row
Post
Multiple Sentences in 1900s Chelsea Court For Theft Fraud
William H. Orne of Chelsea sentenced to two and a half to three years in state prison for crimes involving his wife and multiple relationships. Thomas W. Geary, 20, jailed three to five years for bicycle theft after pleading guilty. Other verdicts include Matilda Becker diamond ring case to Sherborn for one year, Paul Johnson 18 months for perjury, Michael Cullen four to six years for breaking and entering, George A. West two years for forgery, Oscar Murphy 18 months, and John J. Murphy and James Quasey one year each.
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William H. Orne
Chelsea
Hardy
Superior Criminal Court
Orne
Shawmut Avenue
Khim
Thomas W. Geary
Matilda Becker
Sherborn
Paul Johnson
House of Correction
Michael Cullen
George A. West
Oscar Murphy
John J. Murphy
James Quasey
Klondike Lecture At Music Hall Captivates 600
Miss Esther Lyons delivered an illustrated talk before 600 at Music Hall recounting her Alaska trip. She described arduous journeys including the trek over Ithilkeat Pass and shared vivid observations from the Klondike expedition.
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Esther Lyons
Music Hall
Alaska
Ithilkeat Pass
Names of Adults Acknowledged for Anger Study
A reference lists individuals over 21 who know you for one year regarding anger. Details specify participants and year of acquaintance, with emphasis on personal connections and behavior observations.
Old Glory Mining Company Meeting Ends in Heated Disputes
Stockholders gather at the Old Glory Mining Company home office on Milk Street to review the past year's business and name a three member committee to inspect accounts. The session devolves into personal insults, heated exchanges, and disruptions as by laws are debated and no business is completed.
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C. M. Talbott
Yreka
Cal
Ite
Express C. O. D
Eg Abbey
American Woolen Mills CO
Enterprise Balking
Chicago
Express
Old Glory Mining Company
Milk Street
I. L. Norcross
Bromfield Church
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Colonel Avery
J. P. Niles
W. R. Rockwell
Niles
C. O. Norcross
Childs
Mr. Childs
Dahlgren Corps Marks Sixteenth Anniversary Celebration
Over fifty members of the Dahlgren Women's Relief Corps No. 20 met at the United States Hotel to celebrate the society's sixteenth anniversary with a dinner and whist games. Mrs. Susie S. Young served as president and Assistant National Inspector Mrs. Elizabeth Willian attended as special guest.
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Dahlgren Women's Relief Corps No. 20
United States
Susie S. Young
Elizabeth Willian
Bryan Bryan to Arrive. Massachusetts Democrats Plan Honors
The Hon. William J. Bryan is due Saturday morning and will be met at the station by a Democratic State committee sub group and Frederick K. Gifford of the State committee representing the Massachusetts Bimetallic Union. They will escort him to the American House for a reserved suite. The event includes a breakfast, public reception at the American House, a banquet, and an evening address at Mechanics Hall with key Democratic organizers in attendance.
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Democratic State Committee
Frederick K. Gifford
State Committee
Massachusetts Bimetallic Union
Mr. Bryan
Massachusetts Democratic Club
Bryan
Informa
Bimetallic Union
Stephen W. Nickerson
George Fred Williams
A. G C. Drinkwater
William S. McNary
Nickerson
Thomas F. Riley
Ol'ver Downing
J. B. Loring
William P. Trant
R. H. Boykan
W. H. G. Rowe
Union
American House
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