Semicolon Bill Rejected in Senate Vote
The Senate refused repeal of the semicolon feature of the liquor bill by a 28 to 7 vote, with amendments debated and rejected. Several amendments to restore prior provisions or alter hotel liquor rules were defeated, and the bill moved toward third reading with a divided body.
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Boston business leaders react to failed semicolon bill
Frederick Risteen of the Copley Square Hotel and the Massachusetts association president said Sunday petitions and business apathy blocked the semicolon bill. He warned the vote settles the matter for now and that the city’s business climate may suffer as people avoid a town with such laws.
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Liquor Sellers Panic as Carruthers Visits Towns
The Rev J B Carruthers leader of the New Hampshire Anti saloon league caused panic among liquor sellers. Liquor was seized from hotels and saloons, with some items valued at unknown sums. He warned of forming a vigilance committee and taking action to suppress the traffic, while visits in West Stewartson yielded more liquor.
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Garonne Overdue Ships Delay Report
The Wet Department notes the vessel Garonne is eleven days overdue reaching Nile, slower than other transports which take nine days. The ship is lagging and could be a week behind the convoy.
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Roxbury Church Hosts 30th Annual Women’s Foreign Missions Meeting
The Roxbury Presbyterian Church hosts the 30th annual gathering of the Women’s Board of Foreign Missions with Mrs Henry N Beers of New York presiding. A large audience filled the edifice for devotionals and reports, featuring lectures on Africa and South China and discussion of election of officers and mission work.
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Morgan Denies Panama Canal Ties in England Visit
J Pierpont Morgan arrived in Liverpool claiming ignorance of Panama Canal schemes. In London he was met by J P Morgan Jr and his children. reporters asked questions but he refused to respond, telling them to let him alone as he drove off with grandchildren.
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Milwaukee Stag Party Dances Sparks Champagne Bath Incident
Milwaukee society guests at a Woodmen of the World stag affair reportedly locked in and watched Mile. Delano perform a provocative stage routine. She began disrobing as the crowd cheered then received a champagne bath after a second routine.
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French minister Delcasse praises Franco Italian ties in Toulon
The Patria prints a Toulon dispatch reporting Delcasse saying France and Italy share aligned interests. He notes diplomacy should avoid conflicts, and mentions plans to conclude another commercial treaty with Italy. The Genoa envoy is praised for tact and culture.
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Debut of Cooley Parody Sparks South End Roar
A South End audience roars at Cooley Leonard in his debut at Cooley's, amid heckling, peanuts, and coins. Lane follows with a self penned satire about sewer scandals of 08, his performance ending with a rescued penny from Cooley.
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Intruder Denied at Vincent Club Doors by Beverly King
A watchman at the Vincent Club bars youths from entering Copley Hall. Beverly King, the alert official, chides intruders and warns officers may be called, while others linger near the stage entrance as club theatricals loom.
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Havana Cartoon Angers General Wood Cartoon From La Discusion
Reproduced La Discusion caricature titled The Ar sat of Gene Miles shows Miles asking to review charges while Wood boasts of orders and public works. Miles expresses confusion as Wood asserts he is a great bombero a versatile figure and a prominent general. La Discusion was later suppressed by General Wood.
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Tosca Starred by Milka Ternina at Boston Theatre
Last evening in Boston the opera Tosca was presented with Milka Ternina in the title role due to illness of the planned singer. Signor Cremonini again impressed as Scarpia while the cast remained as the week prior. The Te Deum and finale of Act I drew fresh praise as the audience enjoyed renewed beauty in the score.
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Arbitration panel urges end to News boycott
After a two day session the executive council committee of the American Federation of Labor recommended that the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union drop the boycott against Victor F. Lawson publisher of the Daily News in Chicago.
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Loomis Bound Home as Quon and Forte Arrive
Loomis bound for home from Venezuela with auxiliary units arriving this evening. Mr Loomis heads to New York tomorrow. Mr Cabal says he was on leave of absence, not recalled.
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Theatrical News From Boston and New York
Maurice Campbell nears recovery from rheumatic fever and plans a New York trip. Wachtel and Golden resume road dates. LeMoyne Robson Skinner announce Browning’s In Balcony in Boston May 9 and 10 at Tremont Theatre. Rumors swirl about Brady selling Manhattan Theatre lease to Harrison Grey Fiske and a future Republic engagement. Edwin Milton Boyle to appear at Keith’s two weeks with My Wife’s First Husband. James K. Soar recovering in Philadelphia as Mannering tours Janice Mer. Hackett heads to New York then the Rockies to manage mining interests. Mannering’s season ends and she and her husband travel to Europe. Jay Sanders fans welcome news of a Castle Square return. Robert Edeson recalls a New York underground railway joke with an Irishworker. In Boston, a Patt Manfield piece at the Hollis.
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Dorchester Rounders Club To Hold First Ball
Dorchester's social and beating society known as The Rounders plans its first ball on Thursday evening in Bloomfield, with nearly 100 members including Wardee Hi wind alec and other fellows. The Boyetne officers include President FB and Chief Secretary J.lene c eorer along with Farnas.
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Boston Theatres Show Strong Spring Lineup Amid Weather Flurry
Immense season offerings in Boston theatres with stars like Jerome Sykes Julius Steger and Henrietta Crosman featured as various companies perform in Manon Lescaut L Algon and Mistress Nell. Critics hail performances especially the young King portrayal and stage pictures while noting Easter weather hurts business and frequent engagements prize attention.
Knights Templars Hold Annual Inspection in East Boston
The William Parkman Commandery Knights Templars held their annual inspection at the commandery hall in East Boston. After the routine work, a reception with speeches followed the official proceedings.
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Tour to Gettysburg Luray and Washington May 17
Boston departure on Pennsylvania railroad tour includes Gettysburg Luray and Washington. Personal guide D. N. Bell, Tourist Agent, 46 Washington Street. rate 35 dollars. Tour features top-over privileges and side trips.
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