Senate filibuster delays House over sundry civil bill
In Washington on August 2 the Senate debated a World Fair amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill. After multiple recesses and adjournment attempts, Congress adopted a select committee to investigate private armed detentions in labor disputes and passed several private bills before adjourning at 2:50 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinarion
Senate
Butler
Iowa
Bailey
Texas
Dingley
Buchanan
New
Bankhead
Alabama
House
McMillin
Tennessee
Palmer
Organization of Labor
Connecticut
Mr. Hawley
Mr. Palmer
Carnegie Company
Hawley
Senate Debates Pinkerton Probe on Labor Enforcers
In Washington on August 2 the Senate debated a committee resolution calling for a seven member select panel to investigate Pinkerton detectives in labor troubles. Sherman opposed immediate action citing state sovereignty and quorum issues. Palmer supported the probe, West echoed, Quay urged Homestead impact, and Morgan blamed hired toughs from slums. Hawley urged state jurisdiction with common sense and the golden rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pinkerton
Sherman
Palmer
West
Quay
Select
Homestead
Mr. Morgan
Hawley
Somerby Returns as Iron Hall Case Moves Forward
Supreme Justice Freeman D. Somerby arrived in InprANAPonts Indiana and met with attorneys to discuss charges. He refused to discuss Philadelphia bank transfers, saying the proper tribunal is the court, not newspapers, and asserted assets suffice to cover any deposits. The case is expected to start criminal proceedings Monday with the order defending vigorously and seeking to shield its finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Mr. Somerby
Keystone
Somerby
Cure for ruptures ends truss era claims doctor offers free exams
A pamphlet-like notice attacks truss vendors for claiming to cure ruptures sleeping on dramatic statistics. Dr Parker advertises free examinations from 10 to 2 daily at Columbus Avenue, promising painless cures without detention and inviting stamps for a circular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Parker
Srs
Columbus Av
St John s Contributions for Fire Sufferers
Contributions totaling several dollars arrive at 143 Harrison Avenue for St John s fire relief in St John s Newfoundland. Donors include Morse Bros Canton MA R J Barron Katie Haven Annie Haven Nellie Haven Mrs P J Mansfield and others plus a barrel of clothing from Merritt Cook Peabody. William Taylor chairman. William Whittle secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
St. John's
N. F
Morse Bros
Canton
Mass
R. J. Barron
Katie Haven
Annie Haven
Nellie Haven
P. J. Mansfield
F. J. Nesbit
F. A. Howe
Miss Chabot
M. Thornton
O. Wood
A. V. Simpson
5. K
E. A. Hunter
Mr. Harmondi
A. L. Marsh
Josie Larkin
William Devanna
Frank Murphy
James Dunphy
Maggie Dunn
Merritt Cook
Peabody
William TayLor
William Whittle
Trouble for gamblers policy shops after police raid promise
The Post reports a crackdown on gambling houses and policy shops after a new police and lottery law passed on June 16. Police plan to act, with evidence gathering by top officers for a general raid. The law fines up to 500 dollars or a year in the House of Correction for anyone involved in gambling activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
House of Correction
Harvest Excursions Half Rates Announced by Burlington Route
The Burlington Route offers round trip tickets at half price for twenty days on August 30 and September 27 to cities and farming regions in the West Northwest and Southwest. Eastern agents will sell through tickets. For details contact P. H. S. Eustis in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Northwest
Chicago
Peoria
Quincy
St. Louis
Eustis
Judges Discuss Appointment and Election Supervisor
Judges Gray Putnam and Colt met yesterday to consider a successor to Clerk John G. Stetson of the Circuit Court. No appointment was made but Deputy Trowbridge, long in the clerk’s office, is expected to be chosen. The U S commissioners office business was reviewed. Mr Hallett was questioned about duties as supervisor of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray, Putnam and Colt
John G. Stetson
Circuit Court
Trowbridge
United States Commissioner’s Office
Hallett
A Voyage Round My Pockets in Paris
A man recalls a delirious night at Cafe Anglais where champagne flowed. He discovers a pile of items from others in his pockets a duel is implied by cards and notes of officers a missing overcoat a mistaken identity and a looming public reckoning as noon approaches and he fears exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
Cafe Anglais
Merning
Cuvier
Salon No. 14
Salon No
R. de Fayet Moret
Bois de Boulogne
Free Murdock Liquid Food Offer for Consumptives
The notice promises a free trial of Murdock's Liquid Food to any consumptive who has endured three months of medical treatment without relief. It informs readers to request a case at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Free Trial Offer For Murdock's Liquid Food To Paralysis Cases
Advertises a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food for paralysis patients and promotes its effectiveness. Claims over three thousand hospital operations prove cure or strong improvement across diseases including paralysis and consumption. Asserts low death rate and safety, urging inquiries for further evidence and warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Beverly Builds New Shoe Factory On Rantoul Street
Beverly Board of Trade Building Association contracts Mellett Woodbury Co to erect a five story shoe factory 110 by 50 feet adjoining existing plants on Rantoul street. The Matron shoe maker plans a 30 case daily capacity with a larger workforce. completion set for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Beverly Board of Trade Building Association
Mellett, Woodbury & Co
Association
Rantoul Street
Harbor Defence Ram No. 1 Launch Planned at Bath Me
The Philadelphia Concord and Vesuvius of the North Atlantic squadron and likely the Miau tonomah will attend the harbor defence ram No. 1 launch in Bath Maine next week. Secretary Tracy will be aboard the Dolphin. The North Atlantic squadron will then cruise into British waters and ascend the St Lawrence River as far as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Concord
Vesuvius
North Atlantic Squadron
Bath
Tracy
Dolphin
St. Lawrence River
Public Reservations Trustees Seek Land for Public Use
The Hon. George F. Hoar president and Charles Eliot secretary issue a circular urging residents to identify and donate beaches bluffs hill tops ravines and groves for public use by placing them under trusteeship at 30 State Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of Public Reservations
George F. Hoar
Charles Eliot
State Street
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. G. Perrault
Mandan
E. R. Steinbrueck
North Dakota
Potter Crop and Chemical Corporation
Municipal
ENTS
City OF
Hawkins Street
Texas Street
Bennington Street
Central Square
Marion
India
Front Custom
Dearborn
Kemble Street
Gerard
Magazine
Washington Street
Seaver
Elmore
Roslindale
South Street
Sycamore Street
Walter Street
Lake Street
Freport Street
Harvard Street
N. Y
N. E
H. H. Carter
N&tice
Department For the Inspection of
John S. Camrell
Board of Aldermen
John H. B
David F. Barry
John H. Lee
Artest
John M. Galvin
Pinkertons
Justice Somerby
Iron Hall
Clerk Stetson
Lucien
Maxime
Juvinville
Fernand
Rouen
Marcel
Cardinal Donnet
Polastron
Semenoff
Henrietta
Jenny
Boston Post
Maine
Greenacre On-The-Pisca Tagua
Eliot
Garrison Hovse
Long Beach
New Hampshire
Hote
Loox Orr
Sugar Hill
N.H
Mineral Spring
Poseman
Milford Springs
Amherst Station
N. H
Sansom
Weirs
Winnipesaukee Lake
C. E. Sleeper
Winnecoette
Kingswoop Inn
Wolfboro
Mount Lafayette
Franconia
Mt. Lafayette
Prospect House
Spofford Lake
Chesterfield
Raxbourn Hill
Randolph Hill
Vermont
Lake Hovsz
Lake Champlain
Larrabie’s Point
Highgate Springs
Massachusetts
Bass Point House
Nahant
New Steamboat Landing
Battery Wharf
Argyle
Winthrop Highlands
Nettie Whitney
Huntington Av
Reynolds
Nantasket
Rochester Brewing Co
Harry Warren
Pacific House
Nantasket Beach
Beach
Park House
Centre Hill
F. Fenlee
Ranpoupu
Atlantic Avenue
Robert Kelley
Rhode Island
RoBixsox
Newport
Catherine Av
Bellevue Av
M. J. Robinson
Cairns Hotel
Boston Ball Grounds
Baltimore
Geo. B. Beewee & Co
Washington St
Connelly
Adams House
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Puritania
Paling Hall J
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tomifalns
Ww. Ss
Cleveland
Cyrene
Jed Prouty
Berm Museum
R. M. Field
Charles Mathew
A. S. Lipman
Rovanp Reed
Carden Theatre Arena
Tremont and Chandler Sts
Robinson Crusoe
Boston Art Club
Caraier Newbury
Dartmouth Streets
Austin&Stone’s
Trew
Wrr
Austin
Palaga
Theatre
Kennedy
Williams
Farcours
Comediennes
Bill
D*niel Lacy
Lary Tooley
W. H. Carmody
Rachel Renaud
Katie Zanfhett
Lillie F. Stokes
Mamie Eldridge
Illiams
Robert A. Magte
George J. Secor
Hatry Villson
Ollie Tremaine
Hannah Birch
Lizette Morris
May Melville
A Shades of Bones
Clio
Sheffer
Blakely
Colden Gate Alliance
Rossleys
Frisco
Lalor & Gill
Highleys
John F. Mayon
Agnes Harrington
America
Major Gleason
Neuville & Fontaine
Belle & Clara Lenn
Flying Men of the Air
Brozani & Benton
Ance
T M. Austin
George Milbank
School of Technology
Hildreth
Harvard
W. N. Bayrs
E. E. Hale
A. P. Peabody
C. E. Fay
Tufts
A. Hildreth
Vierce
Coley Square
Boye
Chauncy-Hall
Institute of Technology
Boylston Street
Copley Square
Abbott Family School
Porain ‘Ton
Abbott
Wesleyan Academy
Wilbraham
New England
WM. KR. Newiall
A.M
B. Russell
F. Drew
Russell & Drew
Portland ,T
Lowell
Eastern
Fitchburg
Peple
John Jeffries & Sons
Purchage
Sortorges Te Io
Noo
Devonshire St