Income Tax Bill Delayed By House Action
The income tax bill’s fate is postponed after noon action by the House on Representative Brown of Medford’s motion. The federal relations committee reported against the bill with one Republican dissent. Thomas Riley of Maldon will lead the debate with a likely large Republican show of support on a key election year measure.
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Brown
Medford
Committee On
Federal Relations
Committee On Federal Relations
Robinson
Chelsea
Thomas Riley
Malden
Boom Crosby for Surveyor to Port Proposed at Dinner
Senator J Howell Crosby of Arlington was urged as a candidate for surveyor of the port at a non partisan dinner hosted by President Treadway for Senate members at the City Club. Speakers included Governor Draper Lieutenant Governor Frothingham and others with toastmaster William A Murphy.
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J. Howell Crosby
Arlington
Treadway
Senate
City Club
William A. Murphy
Draper
Frothingham
Walker
House
Dana Malone
Gill
Springfield
Daniel Mahoney
James Doyle
Frank Bennett, Jr
Saugus
Mahoney
Darper
Herbert &. Johnson
Runaway Laundry Wagon Frightens Driver in Brighton Accident
A horse pulling a wagon of the Allston Laundry Company bolted on Cambridge street near Dustin street and the Brighton police station. Driver James Mahoney of 17 Chestnut Hill avenue was thrown to the ground and severely injured. The wagon belonged to H. E. Preston.
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Cambridge Street
Brighton
Dustin Street
H. E. Preston
Allston Laundry Company
James Mahoney
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Stolen Kisses Cost Man Ten Dollars in Court
In Charlestown Judge Bragg fined Joseph McGachie ten dollars for kissing Miss Elizabeth Harrower twice against her will. The ruling establishes a tariff against unwanted kissing in the District Court yesterday morning.
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Charlestown
Bragg
Joseph McGachie
Elizabeth Harrower
Wiley Slated as R A Head at Worcester Convention
George H. Wiley of Malden was nominated for grand regent of the Massachusetts Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum at the opening session of the annual convention in Worcester. Three hundred delegates attended as the convention continues tomorrow.
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Worcester
George H. Wiley
Malden
Massachusetts Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum
Roosevelt Meets Belgian King at Brussels Exposition
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt greeted King Albert of Belgium at the Brussels Exposition. They spoke in the Salle des Fetes before Roosevelt addressed the crowd for about 20 minutes. The two then drove to Laeken palace, cheered along the seven mile route, before Roosevelt and family planned to depart for Holland.
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Roosevelt
Albert
Belgium
Laaken Palace
America
Mr. Roosevelt
M. Wiart
Planders
Sorbonne
Congo
Mrs. Roosevelt
Holland
Roosevelt Returns to New York Amid Reception Plans
The Roosevelt reception committee announced the June 18 arrival by steamship Augusta Victoria. A parade will form at Quarantine and proceed from the Battery up Broadway to Fifty-ninth Street with Rough Riders, mounted police, and the full reception committee in carriages. No public banquet is planned.
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New York
Arthur F. Cosby
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
City of
Gaynor
United States Revenue Cutter
Revenue Cutter
Broadway
Uh Broadway
Waverly Place
Washington Square
Washington Arch
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Two Horses Burned In Morning Stable Fire
A morning blaze at the rear of 73 East Cottage Street destroyed a one story wooden stable owned by Joseph Gately. Two horses perished in the fire, which caused a total loss of the structure.
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Joseph Gately
East Cottage Street
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