Lessening Cost for Rubbish in Boston Campaign Plan
Boston officials seek to suspend the seven cent per barrel rubbish removal charge during the Paint Up and Clean Up period from May 1 to May 15 to boost effectiveness. The plan targets a city district bounded by North Station Boylston Street Dover Street and Atlantic Avenue with Section 10 the only area charged. Public Works Commissioner Murphy will distribute multilingual circulars explaining the campaign.
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Boston
North Station
Bolyston Street
Dover Street
Atlantic Avenue
Greater Boston
of Public Works
Murphy
City Hall Set for Friday Campaign Planning Meeting
This Friday afternoon at four o'clock a special meeting will be held in the old aldermanic chamber at City Hall to discuss plans for the campaign.
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Aldermanic
City Hall
Blame for Cruelties to Hens Before Central Court
Central Court convenes to decide whether the B and A road the Boston consignee or the shipper is responsible for crowding 29 hens into a 19 by 29 inch crate. Agents from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals sue Moses Bloom and driver Joseph Moran of Fulton Street.
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B. & A. Road
Boston Consignee
B. Pope
Harvey R. Fuller
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Moses Bloom
Fulton Street
Joseph Moran
Cornelius F Green of Revere Dies at Home
Cornelius F Green chairman of the Revere Democratic city committee died yesterday at his home 9 Fenno street. He was manager and treasurer of the Boston Gas Light Company and formerly lived in Charlestown before moving to Revere a decade ago. He leaves two stepchildren, a son and a daughter.
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Cornelius F. Green
Revere
Democratic City Committee
Fenno Street
Boston Gas Light Company
Charlestown
Ipswich clam flats urged to become self supporting
Ipswich residents discuss making clam flats self supporting to cover costs and preserve state trust over clams. Bowen argues clams belong to the people, not the town, and the flats must stay productive with town funding and state oversight. An end note promotes Eimer & Amend’s remedy for rheumatism.
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Ipswich
Bowen
Mackinney
Massachusetts
Water Department
Light Department
Ipswich Trys Clam Tax Plan Drifting Toward Town Income
The Postman reports Ipswich debates a clam tax overseer to regulate harvesting from named flats five miles from the railroad. Henry S. Bowen promotes a system where a royal keeper would designate when and where clammers may work, potentially funding town income. Captain Fred S. Mackinney accompanies Bowen to Little Neck and Ipswich Bluffs to inspect clam flats with euphonious names.
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Ipswich
Fred S. Mackinney
Bertha M
Henry S. Bowen
Little Neck
Ipswich Bluffs
Bowen
Minh
Treadwell
Bunghos’ Point
Denies T. R. Movement at Somerville Rally
At a Roosevelt rally in Somerville former Lieutenant-Governor Cushing defended against claims the movement is a blind to obscure his goals. He backed Senator Lodge and Governor McCall for re election and endorsed Thurston for next chairman of the Republican State committee citing renewed party vigor.
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Roosevelt
Somerville
Cushing
Lodge
McCall
Thurston
Republican State Committee
Republican Party
Samuel W. McCall
Cushing backs Lodge McCall Thurston and Roosevelt in 1904 GOP fight
Cushing declares for Henry Cabot Lodge for U S Senator Samuel W McCall for Governor and Thurston for state party chair while supporting Theodore Roosevelt for President. He urges fellow Republicans McCall Crane Weeks and Lodge to reveal their preferred candidates and denounces press attempts to miscast the Roosevelt movement. He rejects trusting a Chicago convention and favors direct voter choice.
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Cushing
Roosevelt
Root
Hughes
McCall
Crane
Weeks
Lodge
Gardner
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Massachusetts
Senate
Friday Night Sermon at Sacred Heart Church
The Rev. Father Francis Liberti of Sacred Heart Church will preach next Friday at 7 30 PM on The Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin. He will participate in the three hours agony on Good Friday alongside Italian Catholics in the city.
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Francis Liberti
Sacred Heart Church
North Square
Liberti
Mrs Knight Injured When Car Smashed on Devonshire Street
Mrs Edward A Knight of 9 Houston Street West Roxbury suffered back injuries when her coupe was smashed yesterday after noon on Devonshire Street by a team from the R Marston Company of 33 Hanover Street. Her husband, a Boston real estate dealer, accompanied her home in another carriage.
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Edward A. Knight
Houston Street
West Roxbury
Devonshire Street
R. Marston Company
Hanover Street
Knight
Boston
Pepper Talks Today on Military Training
The Old South Meeting House at 4:30 this afternoon hosts George Wharton Pepper, Philadelphia lawyer, speaking on The Value of Military Training. The event is by the Massachusetts branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness with free admission. Mrs. Barrett Wendell will discuss What Women Can Do for Preparedness and Walton A. Green will address Federalization of the Militia.
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Old South
Washington and
Milk Streets
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Barrett Wendell
Minard's Liniment A Trusted New England Remedy
Old prescription liniment reduces inflammation and speeds healing. It is pure, easy to use, and does not stain or blister. Widely trusted as a dependable antiseptic in homes across New England.
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Minard
New England
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Eimer & Amend
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McGregor
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Kornfeld
Milan
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