Readville pool dispute prompts Bates to defend state police
Governor Bates replies to Readville pool sellers protest by outlining the state police and district police structure. He says local authorities must enforce laws and offers state aid only if evidence shows failure or violations, arguing the district police are limited and not meant for broad enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Fred C. Gilpatric
Readville
Gilpatric
Commonwealth
Wade
Saugus
Lexington
Revere
Metropolitan Park Commission
John II. Bates
Tedesco Country Club Opens New Swampscott House Parade
Tedesco Country Club celebrated the formal opening of its new Swampscott house with a coaching and floral parade. Notables attending included John Shepard Colonel Charles Kenney Everett Webster and Henry Parker Cole. The event featured many entries across horse and carriage classes and prizes for ribbons.
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Tedesco Country Club
Swampscott
Swampsott
John Shepard
Charles Kenney
Everett B. Webster
Frank 8
Arthur L. Robinson
Fred B. McQuesten
B. W. Currier
William M. Currier
C. M. Brush
Frank Stackpole
Charles Dennee
John I. Taylor
Henry O. Houghton
Ralph P. Hoagland
E. 8. Booth
Marry EE. Robinson
E W. Cobb
Charles N. Brush
Dr. Drysdale
Swan Hartwell
Arnold Scott
H. O. Houghton
J. BH. Searle
Thomas Mack
H. W. Preston
A.W. Sankey
G. M. Mifflin
George H. Simons
B. B. Webster
B. W. Cobb
Coossa House
E. W. Cobb
J. Mixter
John M. Little
Alden E. Wiles
Paris
Mr. Bailey
W. H. Wellington
Isabelle B. Stimpson
F. B. McQuesten
J. M. Grosvenor
F. WN. Stackpole
Arthur L. Rob
Hull Tax Rate Reduced for 1930 Assessed Values
Hull residents and non residents receive notice that the 1930 tax rate is set at 18 dollars per thousand, a reduction of 2.50 from last year. The announcement highlights that the majority of taxpayers are non residents.
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Hull
Largest Dance of Series at New Winthrop Hotel
The Wednesday weekly ball at the New Winthrop Hotel drew the season’s largest attendance. Guests from the hotel and summer colony frequented the ballroom decorated with palms and cut flowers while the house orchestra played. The weather permitted pleasant promenade on the hotel piazzas.
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New Winthrop Hotel
Summer Colony
Wall of the Fast Boston Tunnel Caves In Injuring Three
A section of a Court street tunnel wall in East Boston collapsed injuring seven workers, three seriously two Italians and one Patrick Joyce. One Italian worker died at Relief Hospital. Joyce 22 suffered fractures and internal injuries. John Devito 23 also injured. Most workers were under the Adams building foundation wall during wall cutting when debris buried them.
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Boston
Court Street
Relief Hospital
East Boston
Young's Hotel
Patrick Joyce
Bowen Street
John Devito
Kenney Place
Adams
Joyce
Berlin
George Manolescu
Herzberg
Europe
Manolescu
Bucharest
Foundlings’ Hospital
Prince Lahovar
Prince Lahowari
Manolesco
Paris
Comtesse Kirchberg
Count Kirchberg
Comtesse
Lahowari
Dresden
Hotel de l'Europe
Chelsea Faces Severe School Shortage Amid Delayed Buildings
Chelsea braces for a fall term with 700 pupils unable to attend as two planned school houses remain unfinished. The city has borrowed 75000 to accelerate a new high school and an Everett avenue grammar school, but furnishings and completion delays have left classrooms cramped and officials divided over bond funding and political blame.
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Chelsea
Everett Avenue Grammar School
Everett Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Willard
Dr Cox Defends Management At Long Island Institution
Long Island investigating committee hears Dr F Cox defend hospital management for over three hours. He explains stimulant policy and the institution’s system while detailing patient inflows and discharges for 1902. Charles F Gaynor testifies on inmate payment grounds and collection practices.
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F. Cox
Long Island
City Hall
Alice N. Lincoln
Cox
Charles F. Gaynor
Long Island Institution
Alderman Nolan
Gaynor
Daughter of Treasurer Bradford Married in Watch Hill
Reginald Washburn of Worcester Massachusetts wed Dorcas Lockwood Bradford of Springfield daughter of State Treasurer Edward S Bradford at the Bradford cottage East Dunes Watch Hill. The ceremony officiated by Rev Dr Fiske of St Stephen's Providence with assistance from Rev Henry Washburn rector of St Mark's Worcester.
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Westerly
R. I
Reginald Washburn
Worcester
Mass
Dorcas Lockwood Bradford
Springfield
Edward S. Bradford
Bradford Cottage
East Dunes
Watch Hill
Fiske
St. Stephen's
Providence
Henry Washburn
St. Mark's
Heavy infant mortality and food adulteration in Massachusetts data
The Massachusetts Board of Health bulletin for the week ending Aug 8 1903 notes 77 infant deaths under five in Boston out of 170 total 603168 population. Cambridge Lynn Brockton report under five deaths. Infectious disease death rate 16.90 overall with rising infant mortality and adulteration findings in foods including cheese honey citric acid and lemon juice and four court complaints.
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State Board of Health of
Massachusetts
Boston
Cambridge
Lynn
Brockton
Sboston
Henderson’s
Cocos
Favors Palestine Colony Opinion at Zionist Congress
Meyer Bloomfield and Phillip Davis discuss a proposal for Jewish colonization of East Africa. Davis notes failed attempts outside Palestine and argues Jews seek a sovereign homeland in Palestine to honor history and dignity.
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East Africa
Meyer Bloomfield
Civic Service House
North End
Phillip Davis
Bloomfeld
Davis
Palestine
Star of the Sea Picnic At Lake Waushakum Grove
More than 600 attendees at Star of the Sea Church annual picnic in South Framingham East Boston parishioners reunite with Auld Lang Syne. East Boston Athletics beat Our Boys 12 to 3 in baseball. Jen nison and Whitehead win boat race. Other winners include Mary Hines in girls race and Harold McLean in standing jumps.
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South Framingham
Lake Waushakum Grove
Star of the Sea
East Boston
Auld Lang Syne
East Boston Athletics
Our Boys
Jennison
Whitehead
McLean
Turner
Mary Hines
Mary Twomey
Dave Sullivan
Harold Mclean
John Lawless
W. Turner
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Governor
Ralph Hoagland
Elizabeth Sargent
John S. Taylor
C. F. Dennee
M. D. W. Greene
Eleanor Dixon
Emily Wiggin
William M. Bunting
F. B. MecQuasten
Phaeton
Clara H. Currier
W. M. Currier
Gig
Frank EB. Peabody
E. W. Pearson
Harold W. Bingham
Roger Burton
Oldsmobile
Mr. Edwards
Arthur Perrin
Arthur Child
W. T. Hall
HRSA
Prospectus
E. Comer
Washington St
Cor. Beach
New Winthrop
Old State House
DR. Cox
Bradford
Baby Death List
Health Board
Chantant
Kirchberg
Philip Davis
East Boston Parish
Pitts
King
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