Senators Deny All Bribery Amid Bar and Bottle Bill Debate
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson charged senators with improper approaches to oppose the bar and bottle bill, prompting calls for a possible Senate inquiry. President Treadway showed openness to investigate with tangible evidence, while Senator Wilmot Evans Jr. opposed any probe, saying it could aid the Democratic party and expressing confidence in Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Johnson
State House
Dr. Johnson
Senate
Treadway
Wilmot Evans, Jr
Everett
Evans
Democratic Party
Bers of the
Massachusetts Senate
Senate Fight Over Measure Delayed by Mellen Objection
Tension rises as lawmakers debate a bill tied to Johnson charges. Mellen of Worcester unexpectedly objects to immediate enactment, delaying action until Wednesday while Evans Nash and other senators report no improper advances. President Treadway and senators Keith Turtle Newhall defend or question the allegations amid scattered illness and absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin S. Nash
Hanover
Johnson
Walker
Mellen
Worcester
Senate
Nason
Haverhill
Spalding
Cambridge
Treadway
Turtle
Pittsfield
Keith
Bridgewater
Newhall
Lynn
Piles Cure Sold For Home Use by Saar Drugstore
Numerous cases show piles cured by a trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure without further treatment. Order via Saar druggist for 50 cents a box using the free coupon, and avoid the surgeon's knife and its torture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar
Tuberculosis Crusade Losing Ground Says Health Report
A Pennsylvanian health board report notes no clear drop in new tuberculosis cases despite fresh air and egg and milk regimens. It favors Eckman’s Alterative and cites cured cases, urging readers to contact Eckman Laboratory and local sanitariums for referrals and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penna. State Board of Health
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
File & Market Sts
Philo
Boston
Riker-Jaynes Stores
Kekman Laboratory
Phila
Senate bar and bottle bill faces close Senate battle
The article reports a contentious fight over a bar and bottle license reform. Senators deny bribery allegations and pledge to expose facts if any improper offers surfaced. Key figures include Meaney and Farley as battlegrounds, with expected enactment in the House and a tight Senate vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bennett
Saugus
Blanchard
Somerville
Bray
Beverly
Bunting
Methuen
Burnham
East Boston
Butler
Boston
Denny
Worcester
Doyle
Harvey
Waltham
Hultman
Quincy
Lomasney
Malley
Springfield
Meaney
Blackstone
Mellen
Brookfield
Mulligan
Natick
O'Connor
South Boston
Parker
Roxbury
Pickford
Rankin
Taunton
Ross
New Bedford
Teeling
Charlestown
Tinkham
Tolman
Gloucester
Turner
Fall River
Crosby
Arlington
Farley
Erving
Hibbard
Lowell
John Meaney
House
Dennis Farley
Roosevelt Pays Visit to Kossuth
Colonel Roosevelt dines with Archduke Joseph and Hungarian nobles including Khuen von Hedervary Teleky Zichy and Szapary. Big game talk dominates. An illness keeps the archduchess away. Roosevelt receives a cable from Hungarian friends in New York and four Hartford seminary students paying respects.
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Roosevelt
Archduke Joseph
Count Khuen von Hedervary
Count Teleky
Lake Rudolf
British East Africa
Zichy and
Szapary
Africa
New York
Hartford
Rough Riders to Welcome Roosevelt at Homecoming Reunion
Oklahoma City April 18 officials issued the call for the fifth Roosevelt Rough Riders reunion at New York from June 16 to 20. The chief object is to welcome home Colonel Roosevelt.
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Oklahoma City
Oklo
Roosevelt Rough Riders
New York
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Chums Return From Africa
New York April 18 Two more members of the party that accompanied former President Roosevelt on his African hunting trip return to the United States aboard the White Star Inez Celti c. J Alden Loring and Dr E A Mearns served as field naturalist and said the Smithsonian will be enriched when Roosevelt arrives with his specimens. They praised the former president's popularity and noted he did not discuss politics during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Africa
New York
J. Alden Loring
E. A. Mearns
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Reno divorce suit filed by Gene Kent Alson
Reno court records show Gene Kent Alson, wife of theatre manager Arthur Hammerstein, filing for divorce alleging fault in the district court on April 18. The action names presumed grounds and seeks relief consistent with prior domestic proceedings in this jurisdiction.
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Reno, Nev
Gene Kent Alson
Arthur Hammerstein
Grand Opera Season Revenues Show Strong Support
Subscriptions totaling 250000 have been received for the Boston Opera House second season. Stockholders can enter season ticket applications until April 28, after which non stockholders may apply. Notable artists listed include Caruso and Nordica, with Henry Russell directing Europe wide auditions for novelties.
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Boston Opera House
Boston Opera Company
Boston
Destina
Dereyne
Farrar
Fornia
Lipkowska
Alda
Melis
Nielsen
Nordica
Sylva
Claessens
Gay
Homer
Varadi
Caruso
Constantino
Devaux
Jadlowker
Slezak
Zenatello
Amato
Baklanoff
Blanchart Dufranne Fornari
Mortella
Scotti
Giront
Mardones
Peros
Pini-Corsi
Tavecchia
Henry Russell
Europe
Eben D. Jordan
Fire report highlights multiple incidents in Casper area
Daily Fire Record lists 12:30 a.m. at Walk Hill Street Casper Grove with unspecified damage, 2:05 p.m. on Wall Street box T02-25 involving Max Lubinovitch and $500 damage, and 8:32 p.m. at Celia Green box 214 with $5000 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Fire
Hill Street
Casper Grove
Wall Street
Max Lubinovitch
Celia Green
Bride to be quits college at Wellesley after marriage
Bertha L. Robinson of Cambridge, a Wellesley junior, announced she will not return to college after her marriage to Boston lawyer Arthur MacLean. She previously planned to finish her year and a half for a degree.
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Wellesley
Bertha L. Robinson
Cambridge
Wellesley College
Robinson
Arthur MacLean
Boston
Avon Ship Returns to Montevideo as Crew Rebels
The British ship Avon owned in this city, after leaving Buenos Ayres for Norfolk, turned back to Montevideo due to a refractory crew. Captain Rafuse lodged the crew in prison, delaying the Avon while a new complement is secured. Halifax report notes the Gloucester fishing boat Nickerson arrived for repairs.
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Avon
Buenos Ayres
Norfolk
Montevideo
Rafuse
Halifax
N. S
Gloucester
Harry A. Nickerson
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Mall Free
F. J
Berry, Beale & Co
Ra ‘i
Bae
MR Johnson
Massachusetts
Kossuth
Rough Riders
Hammerstein
Bears
New
Castoria
the Centaur Company
Kew
York City
Gilchrist
Washington and
Winter Streets
Dress Goods Department
Winter St. Side
Nottingham
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