Leaders Protest 10 Bates Today in Boston Hearing
Democrats press protest at the State House as Governor Bates weighs the police enrolment issue. Mayor Collins leads the delegation with figures and testimony aimed at showing voting and lodging patterns across 20 cities, including Boston, Fall River, Malden, and Springfield.
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Voting list comparison Boston Baltimore shows turnout gap
The table compares voting populations in Boston and Baltimore. Boston had 106,529 registered voters from 176,068 voting age males, while Baltimore had 119,517 registered from 141,271 voting age males. Baltimore’s turnout was higher at 95 percent versus Boston’s 78.88 percent, yielding 380,479 more votes for Baltimore.
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Death of Miss Elsie May Daniels at 26 in Malden
Miss Elsie May Daniels daughter of Mrs Emma W Daniels of Maplewood Malden died at her home 74 Waite Street at age 26. She was in her senior year at the College of Liberal Arts Boston University and was to graduate this June.
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Elsie May Daniels
Emma W. Daniels
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Ayer Donates 50000 Monument For Salem Martyrs
Frederick P. Ayer of New York offers Salem a 50000 monument to Lawrence and Cassandra Southwick, early Quaker settlers persecuted in 17th century Salem. Sculptor J Massey Rhinds chosen. the 12 to 15 feet group will stand on Salem Common near Winter Street, housing rules apply if marble. City committee to decide acceptance and placement.
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Ayer
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J. Massey Rhinds
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General Bell defends American army over Philippine conduct
General J. Franklin Bell sailing from Southampton to New York said reports of Miles investigations have been forwarded to Washington. He rejected claims of cruelty as unfounded, urged truth to prevail, and dismissed London editorials as misinformed. He expressed hope the stigma on the U S army would fade as facts emerge.
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Charlestown Prepares for Seventeenth of June Carnival
Charlestown readiness strides toward June parade with 40 new members in the Carnival Association. Dragons and Druids join as veteran parade participants with fifty men for the front line. Designers to strike 1000 honorary badges featuring Colonel Prescott statue on the front and state coat of arms on the rear. Chief Marshal Hanson appoints Lt. Andrew T. Wilson as chief of staff and Lt. Charles E. Brines leads the first division.
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500 Carpenters to Strike in Malden and Nearby Areas
About 500 carpenters in Malden and surrounds plan to strike Friday if their demand for a $3 per day minimum is not signed by employers. Middlesex county contractors reportedly back a united stance and may close shops to oppose the union’s wage goal. Unions already cover most district carpenters earning roughly $2.80 daily, while nonunion workers in Waltham could resist a walkout with sufficient numbers.
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Labor notes summarize union actions and plans in Boston and beyond
Boston Labor Notes reports the Boston Firemen's Union 3 voted to provide 75 to Lowell firemen, and that 00 applicants were obligated at a meeting. The Boston Market and Commission House Stewards Union 631 received its international charter. Carpenters' Union 93 notes all members will work under a $3 daily minimum starting May 1 as signed by employers. Peter Curley urged East-West labor cohesion to form a district council. Sheet Metal Workers' Union set June 1 scale updates, renewing last year's terms.
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Mrs Lehneman Testifies in Duane Murder Case
In Dedham on April 28 the defense pressed its case in the James Duane manslaughter trial for the shooting of his father in law John Lehneman at Brookline on Sept 7 1902. Anna Lehneman testified John was her husband and described his drinking and threats.
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Woman Suffragists Hear Mrs Moore On Courtesy
Mrs Mane A Moore spoke at the regular Fortnightly meeting of the Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association held yesterday at 6 Marlboro Street. The address focused on courtesy as a civic virtue and aiding women in public life.
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Skin Tortured Babies and Worn-Out Parents Endorsed
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as the purest fastest and most economical remedies for skin conditions in infants children and adults. It claims relief from eczema psoriasis ringworm acne and other humours with immediate relief permanent cure and safety, listing prices and global availability.
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School Committee Plans and Schoolhouse Commission Costs
A school board notes committee members and voting results on sharing dice, lists officials for the Schoolhouse Commission with salaries and per diems, and reports construction and clerical costs charged to appropriations. A motion by Mrs. Duff requests funds to cover the customary school festival at the next meeting.
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Nashua Ex Mayor Gilman Dies at 76 in New Hampshire
Virgil C. Gilman Nashua’s oldest living ex mayor dies at age 76. He was a longtime community figure and first breeder of Plymouth Rock fowls. His influence helped establish the region’s first fish hatchery.
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