Supreme Court Opinion Sought on School Question in Boston
The General Court weighs parochial schooling when the Supreme Court is asked for guidance on the meaning of statute terms. A Morning Sessions bill to broaden city spending controls faces debate while a road bill advances. Debate covers charter alignment, deadlocks, and mayoral approval concerns as legislators seek to avoid future clashes between branches.
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Supreme Court
Boston
Senate
Hathorne
E. J. Donovan
Sprague
Donovan
House Committee On the Judiciary
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston House Deliberates On Districts And Budget Moves
Morning session notes report withdrawal request by Mayor Hart to amend the 1882 act dividing the Commonwealth into Congressional districts. Bills authorize harbor land boundary definitions between Gloucester and Ipswich and tax exemptions for First Baptist Society in Methuen. House adopts new meeting times and recess rules. Elevated roads bill moves to front of next Wednesday’s orders. municipal voting districts in Boston postponed to Tuesday.
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HOUSE
Hart
Boston
Congress of the United States
Gloucester
Ipswich
First Baptist Society
Methuen
McDonough
Leary
Springfield Water Bonds Requested for New Main
The Senate postponed the New York and New England terminal bonds and related bills to Tuesday and the garbage-fed meat bill to Thursday. The water supply committee reported Springfield may issue up to 450000 dollars in water bonds over forty years at not more than 4 percent interest to finance a new main from Ludlow to Springfield.
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Senate
New York & New England
Fiaility
Water Supply Committee
Springfield
Ludlow
Orders of the Day and Senate Actions in General Court
The orders include reports accepted and debates on regulating liquor transportation and jury power for cases under Public Statutes. A petition seeks keeping Legislature pay rules as at election time. Senate moves to engross resolutions on mutual fire insurance, female prison surveys, and a new schoolroom building at the Boston State Prison.
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Rouse
William Perkins
Senate
Commonwealth
Reformatory
State Prison
Boston
The School Question
Thomas J. Gargan faced cross-examination at a hearing on the school question. His remarks drew applause and a warning from Chairman Campbell about disorderly conduct. Gargan and McEttrick clashed over the remarks as the hearing continued. Edward Hamilton of Boston, a Unitarian, opposed the bill saying it would infringe on rights guaranteed by government and target parochial schools.
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Thomas J. Gargan
Campbell
McEttrick
Gargan
Edward Hamilton
Boston
Fees in Hospitals Oppose Physician Perquisites in Charity Beds
In a defense of hospital charities, Dr Henry J Bigelow argues against charging fees for medical services in public hospitals. He warns fees threaten the charity’s mission, invite perquisites for physicians and nurses, and could turn hospitals into maisons de sant é for profit. He notes safeguards and extreme cases and urges trustees to keep funds for charity rather than professional gain.
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Medical and Surgical Journal
Friends of
Maison de Santé
Ue Ee
Pital
Boston
Harvard University Crew Prepares for Yale Race
Harvard’s heavy eight trains three to four miles daily under Faulkner and J. J. Storrow. The crew lacks cohesion and form but shows strong potential with only two veterans in the lineup. Weights exceed 190 pounds for three rowers, captain Herrick among them, coxswain to be chosen, with a single scheduled time trial against the Boston Athletic Association.
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University
Yale
Faulkner
J. J. Storrow
Harvard
Kh. F. Herrick
J. P. Hutchinson
B.T. Tilton
J. R. Finlay
Cranston
N. Longworth
R. J. Clark
Bow
S. Sanford
Staunton
J. E. Whitney, Jr
Amory
Boston Athletic Association
Waters
Philadelphia Applauds Boston Talent At Musicale
At a private musicale by the Orpheus Club of Philadelphia pianist and conductor M. H. Cross announced a Boston girl would replace him for a Schubert impromptu and Chopin waltz. Eleven year old Ethel Wakefield of Prince School wowed the audience.
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Orpheus Club
Philadelphia
M. H. Cross
Boston
Ethel Wakefield
Prince School
Cross
Ethel
Blanche Wakefield
Chickering Hall
Gertrude Edmands
Bernard Listemann
Wulf Fries
Listemann
Europe
Theodore Thomas
Mme. Rive King
New York
Letter to the Editor on Nova Scotia climate and migration
A Boston reader mocks a prior Nova Scotia climate claim by recalling two harsh winters and late springs in Nova Scotia. The writer questions why proud locals visit Boston annually to sneer at the peony and flag while earning dollars, citing personal experience in Boston on April 5, 1889.
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Post
States
Nova Scotia
Boston
Yarmouth
Shelburne
Easter Music at Churches in Boston Area Celebrates
Easter service music lists from many churches feature solos, choruses, and anthems. Performances include Christ is risen, The Resurrection, and Christ our Passover with choirs led by organists and directors across First Baptist Bromfield Street Emanuel St. John’s Roxbury St. Patrick’s Brookline and others.
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Tours
Christ Is
Nogrid Te Deum
Buck
Schubert
Christ the Lord
Mozart
Allen
Fenderson
Parker
Hay
Foote
Union Ee Church
Offertoire
Handel
Shelley
Sehnecker
My Redeemer Rey — Agl
E. F. Webber
F. C. Pane Fuera
S. Loomis
Kendall
Mary Perkins
Jene Poulson
E. E. Durgin
Emelie Gran
William Leverett
C. French
Lillian Ghandier
Church OF the Messiah
Monk Kyrie Kleison
Avdsaacaier
Ecueeen Beatae
Picih
Cneeeensee
Patri
Esscceeevees
Beethoven Rupar
Taylor
Albinus Gauntlett
Joseph Stewart
John C. Warren
ST. John’s Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Saveneves
Selee's
Trimnell
Ates - Garrett
Christ
Wilson Hymnus
Angels
Firth Offertorium
Holden Miss Mitchell
Annie $. Parker
J. E. Tippett
Lemmens T. Remick
J. W. Conant
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Walnut Avenue
Dale Street
Shelley Twat Ohololy
Daniel March
Oburn
ST. James’s Church
Roxbury
Palestrina
Holy Communion
Rossini
Moreley
Buffinton
Miss Wood
Howard
Christ Church
Cambridge
F. Riate
Barnby
ST. Patrick’s Church
Meyerbeer
Capocci
Newngland Conservatory of Music
Haec Dies
Wilcox Regina Coeli
Meukomm
Salutaruis
C.faieinen
ORION
Rees Caryl
West End Nursery and Hospital Donation Acknowledgment
The West End Nursery and Sfatus Hospital list donors since December 1, 1888 and appeal for more support. Notable gifts include J. Arthur Beebe at $100 and Mrs. L. Jordan at $5, with totals reaching $2405.62 plus proceeds from a 6 cent scheme. Contributions may be sent to H. C. Haven or William Minot Jr. for ongoing work through the year.
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West End
Sfatus’ Hospital
Blossom Street
H. C. Haven
M.D
Beacon Street
William Minot, Jr
Court Street
Francis Shaw
C. L. Fairbanks
H. K. Hunt
Miss Baxter
H. H. Tyer
F. W. Hunnewell
Matilda Goddard
S. P. Blake
W. P. Walley
Robert
Herbert B. Cushing
Essie E. Jones
William Montgomery
Hibbard
GC. P. Otis
W. W.blackmer
Longwood
Miss Byington
Miss Brewer
Miss Bidwell
E. W. Sears
John Keith
J. H. Thorndike
L. S. Dabney
Mary Anne Wales
C. S. Thayer
John Foster
A . Hutchins
Fidelia Wright
R. B. Forbes
R. B. Dixon
C. B. Barnes
George ©. Lee
A. Crocker
Richard C. Humphreys
Horace Gray
E. 8. Bangs
Collamore
Quincy
K. Hision
D. R. Whitney
George A. Gardner
A. E. Smith
M. Conveys
Cornelia Warren
Foragne
Ee Weld
D. Woodron
Helen Wheeler
C. Guild
E. D. Jordan, Jr
L. Jordan
Sarah EK. Reed
John H. Storer
8. Johnson
H. Mann
T. P. Beal
Walter Nash
R. Baker
Wis Hinckley
Fredges
J. J
J. C. Inches
John Oeham
Johpson
Richard Cary
I Fay
S. Ge
Whitey
Oa Hersey
Col. Curtis
Derby
James Brown
Qernes
F. R. Sears
A. S. Covel
J. L. Williams
T. White
E. R. Mayo
Miss Eaton
William L. Chase
D. L. Pickman
J. C. Burrage
H. H. Coolidge
Grays
En Lawrence
Wright
Cheever
Sins H. G. Curtis
Alice M. Longfellow
W. P. Kuhn
J. B. S. Jackson
John Simkins
A. N. Blodgett
N. Thayer
Bayard Thayer
Mary V. Insigi
E. Carris
George Baty Blake
He Ruin
Samuel A. Devens
W. B. Pickman
H. W. Abbot
Lawrence Curtis
Ellen M. Jones
E. D. Miller
C. P Pemeuwey
Henry Callender
Stabrook
Print cloth market holds firm at 354c for 64x64s
Fant River reports a firm print cloth market at 354c for 64x64s with weekly sales expected above 300,000 pieces, mostly futures. The market includes odd goods and Sewer 64x64s and contracts extend into October.
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Fant River
Warner’s Log Cabin Cough and Colds Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Colds Remedy with two sizes priced at 1 dollar and 50 cents. The copy emphasizes relief as a universal cure and mentions water and consumption issues as part of the rustic health tone.
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Warner
Market Quiet Across Commodities Signals Steady Demand
Commodity notes depict mixed activity with some items showing firmness while others remain dull or steady. Eggs and pork hold firm, cornmeal and oats steady, butter firm, and oranges in strong demand. overall, several staples show modest movement amid quiet trading across the market.
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Graham
The Fish Market Shows Quiet Demand Across Species
Gloucester market reports muted demand for most fish with ample supply except mackerel. Codfish and barrel herring stay steady, boxed herring quiet, canned goods unchanged, fresh fish demand fair with small receipts. Prices cling to prior quotations as imports and local fleets adjust to season changes.
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Labrador
Newfoundland
Georges Bay
Cod
Norfolk
Providence
Dbis
Ceeseaee Esee Cose
Gloucester
Mass
Georges
Western Bank
Nova Scotia
Althoug
Bayo Islands
Round
Eastport
California
Halifax
Haddock
Cusky
Lsc
Georges Halibut
Hadock
Leather market holds steady amid quiet demand
Leather sales remain small and for immediate use with no price changes. Depreciation in leather seen as near end with fair demand for finished products at former prices. Wax and hip leather quiet. limited activity in brogan stock. Glove and pebble grain show fair movement with steady prices. calfskins firm but sales scarce. Rough leather quiet. splits dull. hemlock sole feather demand moderate. crop leather movement better with prices unchanged.
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Henry J. Bigelow
Harvard University Crew
First Church
Adley
Minnie Seaver Coffin
Marston
E. Horton
E. A. Horton
William H. Baldwin
Mr. R. Daniels
BE. A Horton
Lillian E. Dow
N. Allen
Mendelssohn Morett
Minnie Sieves Collin
Lilian Carll Smith
Largo
C.N. ‘Allen
Richard Shuebruk
JT. M. Carter
King’s Chapel
St. Paul
Mendelssohn
Joe
Ces Hoote
A ‘Lang
Emmanuel Church
Rheinberger
Seeevoeld
yiliers-Granford
Aerk Gla
Ooeik
Oria Tibi
Cece
Ceece Stainer
Wigio Moggers
Ecacclendie Bates Gounod
Bach George L. Osgood
L. 8. Thompson
ST. Ann’s Episcopal Church
Dorchester
W. H. Gerrish
Tera IO PC Cheng
Gloria
Claire
Wagner
Woodward
Dimittis
Neilson
Hallelujah
Handel Vested Choir of Men and Boys
J. W. Farrar
W. Blackmer
First Baptist Church
Jules Grison
Shelly
Jesus
Tomtango
Gounod
Norman McLeod
Jennie Pat
Mary
Warren Grace Whiting
E. E. Fuller
Aprano
Annie Deane
E. E. Holden
Elijah
Cs B. Wood
William Shapleigh
D. Kilburn
I. H. Norris
J. F. Kingsbury
F. G. Varey
C. F. Whittemore
A. F. Hatch
B. L. Whelpley
Norman Sha.eod
Church OF the Unity
Organ Z Relat
Wuolilvliil
Isses
Hopkins
God
Mr. Benzing
Miss Kehew
King
Mosenthal
Mendelssohn Choir
Bromfield Street
M. EB
Keene
S.cseccocsesss
Meineke
Stainer
Laurie M. Burnham
Hindel Miss Burnham
Stainer Organ
Nellie ©. Wright
Mus. Bac
A. W. Keene
Dillon Bronson
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Saint-Saens
Dunham Chorus
Bantiam
Ee Pyre
Victor
Mount of Olives
Enchiara
Holden
Sroghoy
Clark
A. G. Lawson
D.D
S. H. Robinson
Hy. M. Dunham
Ruggles Street Church
Herbert O. Johnson
William T. Meek
George H. Remele
George R. Clarke
ST. Thomas’s Church
Jamaica Plain
Eia
Atheinni Hse Aries Rial
Czibulka Vidi Aguam
Witzka
Ald
Andrew Metzger
Thomas Fr. Ryan
Eben A. Bailey
Chickering Orchestral Club
Alice W. Lincoln
Young Men’s Christian Union
B F. Gilbert
F. P. Whitney
Flora E. Barry
Fred A. Wetherbee
Frank L. Pratt
van Easter Carol
Tuckerman
Mr. Fries
Fr. Fries
Mr. Rogers
Gilbert
Prince of Salvation
W. . Baldwin
Hindel
Mrs. Whitney
Ambrose Mrs. Barry
Zion
Eeee Taylor
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