Mayor's Bill Clears Senate for Third Reading
The Boston Senate debated the Mayor's charter amendment, with Democrats pressing the measure and Republicans resisting. After hours of speeches and amendments, the motion to advance to a third reading passed 30 to 4, amid tense partisan rhetoric and claims of spoils politics.
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Made on honor and sold on merit at popular prices in Boston
The copy promotes a wide canny selection of goods at easy payments. It claims artistic superiority behind popular demand and urges readers to visit the large warerooms in Boston at 200 Tremont Street to find the largest assortment and styles.
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Peace Union urges Sons of the Revolution to unite societies
At a Universal Peace Union meeting in Philadelphia the president was instructed to address John Lee Carroll of the Sons of the Revolution in Boston. The letter urges uniting the Sons with the Daughters societies to honor Washington Jefferson Adams Franklin and their peers as America enters the 20th century.
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Boston Rubber Gossamer Works Strike disputed by manager
Klaus manager of the Boston Rubber Gossamer Works Hyde Park denies a strike and claims no prior notice of reduction. strikers counter that management knew of the walkout. Union officials and local clergy are involved as marches and boycotts loom with pledges of support from Labor groups in Boston and Chicago.
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Boston Plate Printers Union Plans April Cotillon Ball
The Boston Plate Printers' Union will host a Cotillon Hall ball on Friday evening, April 26, with delegations from New York Providence and other cities. A satin souvenir reproduces Bloss's The Gossips at the Well and the event features engraved dance orders Buffum's Orchestra catering by Kelley. Floor marshal David A Donohue floor director Thomas B Loman and chairman Jeremiah P Murphy lead the arrangements.
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Revival of Sash Door and Blind Trust Stronger than Ever
Chicago April 18 the old sash door and blind trust revived on a stronger foundation. Yesterday the trust met at the Auditorium with Henry Payne named permanent chairman. Thirty nine leading manufacturers representing 90 percent of U S output joined the combination. The group announced a six month price rise of 10 percent and an output restriction of 20 percent to reduce heavy stock and limit production until further orders.
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Dever Receives Jury Award in Bel Suit
Alderman Dever was awarded twenty five dollars and three percent by the jury in the Hbel suit brought by the Alder against C. J. Kidney.
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Ibsen’s The Lady From the Sea at Columbia Theatre
The Columbia Theatre hosted the second Ibsen performance in the series with The Lady From the Sea. Audience reception was strong despite perceived vagueness and expurgation of some lines. Cast included Nash, Stewart, Weston, Harrington, and Winslow with multiple encores and a late bow to the audience.
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Erving Winslow
Eyolf
Importing marvels from Yeddo and expanding bill at local theatres
Next week the Lyceum hosts Sam T. Jack's bull fighters followed by Gaiety Girls with new features. The Palace presents a triple bill of farce drama and vaudeville. Prices cut, attendance rises, many ladies attend matinees. Nickle-Odeon marks Patriots Day with Doughnut Trick in a varied program.
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After the Whales Cowfish in Provincetown Bay
Boats tracking whales enter Massachusetts Bay with a school of cowfish and blackfish near Long Point Shoal. Cowfish yield oil from one to two barrels per fish, with thirty to forty in the school. Presence suggests blackfish may voyage through the bay soon.
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Whiskey Trust Receives Order to Borrow Funds
Receiver McNulta of the Whiskey Trust asked Judge Showalter for authority to borrow 350000 dollars and renew a 50000 dollar note. The judge granted the needed order.
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