Political reception closes with grand march in Revere
Last evening in Revere Town Hall nearly 400 couples attended a campaign event. The grand march at 9 pm was led by President and Mrs. Doris Young, followed by Representative George T. Sleeper with Mrs. Benjamin De Butts and others. An 8 to 9 pm orchestra concert preceded the procession. Guests included Rep. Sleeper, Rep. A. W. Bagley, Benjamin F. De Butts, Frederick Sackett, Warren Fenno, Joseph G. Stowers and many local residents.
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W. P. Taylor
Benamin de Butts
George Kite
Alfred L. Hall
Charles Eaton
E. A. Lowney
Revere
Matthews Not a Candidate for Transit Post
Former Mayor Matthews dismissed rumors of a Transit Commission bid and said he would not join the panel under any circumstances. He favored a limited Washington Street subway plan and hinted at proposing a broader scheme to lawmakers if it gains support. He also rejected Governor appointments reshaping the commission, proposing a three member board instead of five.
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Matthews
Frothingham
Board of Trade
Gardner
Mr. Matthews
Washington Street
Transit Commission
School board turmoil as Duff names Vogel Fifield and music overhaul
Mrs. Julia Duff accuses Professor Vogel and Mrs. Fifield of plots to neutralize her school work, while the Public School Association debates the committee lineup and a sweeping reform of music instruction. President Cushing and others deny etc.
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Julia Duff
Professor Vogel
Emily Fifield
Public School Association
Duff
Fifield
Vogel
Text Book Committee
Stratton
Mr. Stratton
Vorel
John G. Blake
Wiscoms
Robert A. Woods
South Nd House
Union Park
Association
Patrick Trial Reveals Will Disputes and Arranged Payouts
In New York on Jan 30 Recorder Goff halted admission of the 1896 Rice will in Albert T. Patrick's murder trial. NePhew Joseph L. Blinn testified Patrick summoned him and said he would receive 30 000 from the estate under the will of 1900 while defense showed an agreement for Blinn to gain 75 000 from the Rice Institute if the 1896 will is probated. Under that will Blinn would receive 5000.
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New York
Goff
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Joseph L. Blinn
Springfield
Mass
Patrick
Blinn
Attorney House
Rice Institute
Manila Sees Favorable Outlook for Peace Efforts
Manila reports a pacification trend with insurgent bands broken up and many surrendering or being captured. Port closures and reconcentration policies are cited as successful, with General Chaffee hoping Simar island to be pacified by February end and native constabulary praised for work in Batangas Laguna and southern Jagan.
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Manila
Aropipalage
Ormar
Chaffee
Simar
Batangas
Laguna
Jagan
J. Franklin Bell
United States Philippine Commission
J Affee
Military commanders urged to aid civil authorities fully
Authorities urge all military commanders to cooperate with civil authorities in crushing insurgents. The orders emphasize maintaining severity when dealing with active insurgents to uphold public safety.
New Dry Dock Proposed for East Boston Company
The committee on mercantile affairs held a hearing on Albert H. Davenport's petition to amend the charter of East Boston Dry Dock Company to build and maintain docks marine railroads and other vessel repair facilities and raise capital from 200000 to up to 1000000 Alfred E Cox urged a port dry dock and channel as essential there was no opposition to the proposal.
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Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Albert H. Davenport
East Boston Dry Dock Company
Alfred E. Cox
Boston
Miss Effie Crowe Drowned While Abating on Charles River
Miss Effie Crowe aged 2¢ years, of Nova Scotia, drowned while abating on the Charles River in Waltham. The incident occurred in the evening of January 30 as rescuers attempted to aid her.
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Waltham
Charles River
Effie Crowe
Nova Scotia
Taunton Taunton Fore River Canal Resolutions Adopted
Bristol county legislators met yesterday and formed a special committee to draft resolutions urging Congress to appropriate funds for the Fore River Taunton and Brockton Canal project. Representative Reed of Taunton will introduce the resolutions.
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Bristol County
Congress
Fore River
Taunton and
Brockton Canal
Reed
Taunton
Bristol County Agricultural Society of
State Board of Agriculture
State Board
Bristol
Bristol County Society
Smoke Talk and Concert at South Boston Gym
The South Boston Gymnasium Athletic Association held an informal event at its Broadway headquarters last evening. Performers included Weary Lee Frank McDonough Fred Connolly Thomas Ray a Frank McCarthy and James Sul yan delivering vocal and instrumental selections.
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South Boston Gymnasium Athletic Association
Broadway
Weary Lee
Frank McDonough
Fred Connolly
Thomas Raya
Frank McCarthy
James Sulyan
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Riverside Man
BACKACHE AND kidney distress relief. Mr E L Betters of Riverside credits Doan's Kidney Pills with rapid relief after a two week layoff from work. He resumed work on a paper machine, noting the back pain was eased from the first dose. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents United States Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
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Dean
E. L
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Mutual Life Insurance Policy On Peavey Not Over 250000
New York January 9 Inquiries at the Mutual Life Insurance Company head office show that the policy on the late Frank H Peavey of Minneapolis carried not more than 250000. The remaining 750000 of the 1 million policy was reinsured with other companies.
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New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Frank H. Peavey
Minneapolis
Sailors and boarding house chiefs clash over $10 bonuses
In Boston a dispute rages over advance pay and a $10 bonus demanded by boarding house keepers for sailors going to sea. Captains and ship owners resist the levy as they prepare to sail crews without the extra hit to wages, while sailors bow to the boarding house rule for steady income.
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Carrie Winslow
Montgomery
Boston
Buenos Ayres
Teamsters
Jack Tar
Tpacn
Gales Off Newfoundland Delays Traffic Across Colony
Parious mid winter gales have raveled telegraph lines and blocked roads in parts of the colony. The gales delayed steamers and interfered with traffic for three days. In Berlin officials call the Vienna sale story absurd and deny Germany plans to buy the Philippine Islands from the United States.
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John's
N. F
Germany
Berlin
Vienna
United States
Prince Henry
Feapgood Pleads Not Guilty in Rutland Murder Case
Worcester January 30 Leon M Feapgood charged with the murder of Samson Seaverns at Rutland January 19 was brought into Superior Criminal Court and entered a not guilty plea.
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Worcester
Leon M. Feapgood
Samson Seaverns
Rutland
Superior Criminal Court
Father Joan's Medicine Claims Safe Pneumonia Prevention
An old advertisement promotes Father Joan's Medicine as a safe remedy that prevents pneumonia and consumption without poisonous drugs, appealing to health concerns of readers seeking preventive cures.
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Joan
Maloney Seated Pending House Decision in 7th Essex
John T. Maloney of Lawrence Republican candidate for Representative in the seventh Essex district appears set for seating Monday by the House over Democrat Fred D. Stanley after a contested recount. The Elections Committee found Maloney 2487 to 2484 with Lawrence official tally showing a 2469 tie. a void ballot and mis-marked ballot could swing the result, leaving Maloney with a narrow plurality. The panel backed Stanley on contested points but lacked enough votes to elect him, as reform debates over suspending rules and future measures continue.
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John T. Maloney
Lawrence
Essex
House
Fred D. Stanley
Committee On Elections
Charles M. Draper
Boston
Maloney
Stanley
Myers
Foley
Ward
Boston Petition Seeks Cap on Alderman Car Fares
Citizens' Association of Boston petitions to cap Alderman car fare at 200 annually and set salaries at 1500 later. Water committee authorized to raze to Albany for duties. Senator Jones has Boston Transit Commission bill tabled for study. Senator Fitzgerald moves Nantasket Beach reservation appropriation bill to Monday.
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Citizens’ Association of Boston
Albany
N. Y
Jones
Middlesex
Boston Transit Commission
Ww. T. A. Fitzgerald
Nantasket Beach Reservation
Nahant Beach Bath House Plan Endorsed by Lynn Leaders
The committee on metropolitan affairs heard chairman W B de Las Casas of the Metropolitan Park Commission, Mayor Sheppard, and many prominent Lynn figures endorse the commission's Nahant Beach bath house report.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
W. B. de Las Casas
Metropolitan Park Commission
Shepherd
Lynn
Nahant Beach
Drug Poetry: Orangeine Powders Touted Against Grip
A short note promotes Orangeine powders as a remedy to stop headache neuralgia and all paincolds described as grip. The item emphasizes a simple solution marketed for widespread aches and chills.
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