Boston Democrats Push Bi partisan Police Commission Plan
Democratic leaders demand a bi partisan Boston Police Commission with two Republicans and two Democrats and a police enrollment referendum. They accuse Republicans of partisan tactics and plan to appeal to voters, aiming to curb Republican influence and influence mayoral appointments.
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Hotel Bellevue
Senate
Bates
Bellevue
Willam A. Gaston
W. 8. McNary
State Committee
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James Donovan
Joseph J. Corbett
John A
Republican State Committee
Post
House
Fitzgerald
Jones
Nye, Sullivan
H. S. Fitzgerald
Harrington
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Major General Hooker Statue Dedication to Feature State Pageant
Massachusetts plans the largest military pageant in state history for the dedication of Major General Joseph Hooker’s statue. President Roosevelt may speak if invited, with the militia, warships, sailors, and diverse veterans groups joining a central parade through Boston.
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Joseph Hooker
Roosevelt
Mechanics
Hooker
Sons of Veterans
Kearsarge Veterans
Cadets
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Loyal Legion
Boston School Regiment
Moody
Massachusetts
Congress
Hoar
Lodge
Hooker Committee
Governor’s Council
Hooker Monument Association
Hooker's Brigade Association
State House Park
Beacon Street
Bates
Guild
Maxwell
Robinson
Low
Irwin
Slade
McNamara
Hoag
Watson
Fire at Whit tier Foundry in South Boston Causes Heavy Loss
A major blaze struck the Whit tier Machine Company foundry on A street near Baldwin in South Boston at 10 20 last night. Flames damaged the cupola and threatened adjoining Sugar Refinery sheds with syrup and coal nearby. The fire, confined after alarms 3 and 4, destroyed patterns and many castings, with pneumatic and electric gear worth thousands lost. Insurance covers the roughly 50000 dollar damage.
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Iron and Brass
Whittier Machine Company
Baldwin Street
Boston
Frederick Pierce
Cheswell
Captain Smith
Engine 15
Lorimer Victory Looms At Tremont Temple Vote
The Tremont Temple election produced a Lorimer landslide with deacons and the executive committee leaning Lorimer. Women played a decisive role leading campaigns to elect Lorimer supporters, including Miss Maria K. Wood. Oliver M Wentworth re elected moderator. Greenleaf W Simpson tops the new executive panel with 80 members and strong Lorimer backing.
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Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Maria KE. Wood
Dr. Lorimer
Lorimer Board
E. L. Rhodes
B. F. Bradbury
Eva M. Freeman
Offecrs
R. B. Has
W. E. Wentworth
E. C. Lane
Oo Hasy
J. FE. Duncan, Jr
Hartim
al. Lorimer
Deacon Dettle
Warquarhar
Duter le Man
Perrins
Deacon Jaffray
Norman Hesseltine
Lane
Wentworth
Oliver M. Wentworth
Greenleaf W. Simpson
George H. Springer
J. E. Duncan, Jr
A. T. Eddy
I’red A. Brown
Sydney E. Ig Frank
8. Clifford
D. Dennie
Dunklee
E. Wentworth
W. H. Cook
Johnes E. C. Lane
N.F. Hesseltine
C.D. Pingree
C. H. Lindsay
Rufus Holman
C. W. York
F.S. Rhodes
KE. B. Mason
A. H. Ricker
Lyman F. Abbott
Tay Edwards
Miss Freeman
Alexander C. Grainger
John Fletcher
R. B. Hassett
D. M. Wentworth
John Mack
Leonard H. Rhodes
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Bride of Five Months Drowns On Riverside
Louise Tucker wife of Charles L Tucker of Auburndale Caposia street was drowned when their canoe capsized on the Charles River near Concord street bridge. Her husband dragged from the river in exhaustion as authorities searched and found her body about 8 pm. She was 20 years old daughter of George W Osborne of Waltham.
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Newton
Riverside
Charles River
Concord Street Bridge
Louise Tucker
Charles L. Tucker
Caposia Street
Auburndale
Tucker
Tarbox
Metropolitan Park Police
Mrs. Tucker
George W. Osborne
Waltham
Massachusetts Coal Clubs Targeted in House Inquiry
The Massachusetts coal clubs face severe scrutiny as J B Burton a wholesale dealer linked to denying coal to Miss Fairfield Salem may be charged with contempt by the House if allowed by the attorney general. A legislative committee met at the Winter Place Hotel to map action based on Illinois law and plans to draft a strict coal focused report while limiting scope to coal issues.
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Massachusetts
Burton
Fairfield
Salem
House
Legislative Investigating Committee
Winter Place
Myers
Illinois
Apsey
Cunningham and
Schofield
Lynn
No Word From the President Yesterday
In CINNABAR Montana on April 21 Secretary Loeb reported no word from the President. Roosevelt plans to complete the park tour and visit the post with Loeb tomorrow. The rest of the party will depart Thursday morning.
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Cinnabar
Mont
Loeb
Roosevelt
Chelsea Board Debates Electing Five Assistant Assessors
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen spent last evening debating electing five assistant assessors and voted after lengthy discussion to amend city ordinances to provide for that number.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Hospital Sues Over Autopsy On Samuel Rice Body
Mrs Golda Rice of Chelsea and her six children sue Massachusetts General Hospital seeking 3000 in Municipal Court alleging an autopsy was performed on Samuel Rice without consent after his March 1902 death from sarcoma. Doctors Oscar Richardson and L S Brown say the autopsy revealed chest wall sarcoma with liver and lung spread. Hospital defense to be led by Solomon Lincoln and John Abbott. plaintiffs' counsel BE W Philbrick.
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Golda Rice
Chelsea
Samuel Rice
Massachusetts General Hospital
Oscar Richardson
L. S. Brown
Massachusetts
Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa Observed Readings
Readings recorded yesterday at The thermometer on Washington Street show temperatures at Thompson's Spa with values around 65 at 6 a.m. and 57 at 6 p.m. Other noted figures include 49 and 45 in the morning and 68/12 at two unspecified times, reflecting a varied daily range.
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Washington Street
Thompson's Spa
Sos Way Vine
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Forecast for Boston and vicinity
A clean forecast for Boston and nearby areas calls for fair weather on Wednesday and Thursday with a light north wind. Temperature details are not provided.
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Boston
Vicinity
Career of Judge Emmons at East Boston Court
William Henry Harrison Emmons born August 23 1841 in Cleveland Ohio rose from Lockport New York to Williams College prep before enlisting 1861 in the Seventh New York Cavalry. He later served as a lieutenant in Battery A First New York Light Artillery and fought in McClellan’s Peninsular campaign.
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East Boston District Court
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Jane Maria (Dyer) Emmons
Cleveland
Lockport
Niagara
County
N. Y
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Williams College
Massachusetts
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New York Cavalry
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New York Light Artillery
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