Ex Mayor Ashley Victorious in New Bedford Battle
In a key early legislative clash ex Mayor Charles S. Ashley of New Bedford defeated supporters of Mayor Edward R. Hathaway. The House voted 127 to 89 to kill a bill authorizing Hathaway to remove the city’s License Board and appoint a new one, a measure already passed by the Senate.
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Charles S. Ashley
New Bedford
Edward R. Hathaway
Ashleyites
House of Representatives
Senate
Legislature Urged Probe Abandonment of Key Actions
The joint rules committee recommended abandoning investigations by the Legislature into the removal of E Gerry Brown former supervisor of loan agencies and the pardoning of John A Hall and other convicts by Governor Walsh and the prior year’s executive council in a report filed with the House clerk yesterday.
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E. Gerry Brown
John A. Hall
Walsh
Executive Council
Hathaway Forces Plan Immediate License Board Removal
After defeating a legislative bill, Hathaway supporters say Mayor Hathaway will remove the current License Board. They claim charges are ready to file to justify removal, with marching orders expected today. The defeated bill would have ousted the board without further action.
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Hathaway
New Bedford
State House
Coasting Accident Fatal To Dorchester Girl
Muriel Agnes Coyle aged 7 of 31 Bullard Street Dorchester died at City Hospital after a sled crash into a telegraph pole. She lingered unconscious for most of four days following the crash. Her parents James Coyle and wife were at her side.
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Muriel Agnes
James Coyle
Bullard Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Legislation Wirings On Foot and Mouth Probe And Rail Bill
The committee urges the Legislature to request a report from the Commission on Economy and Efficiency on the campaign against foot and mouth disease led by Fred F. Walker. A sub committee will draft reasons for action in the Brown and Fall cases. The panel also backs admitting the Boston and Maine bill for consideration and votes to report “ought not to pass” on an investigation of the old Port Directors and cattle killings tied to the state epidemic.
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Commission On Economy and Efficiency
General Court
Fred F. Walker
State Animal Industry Department
Brown
State Service
Hobbs
Worcester
Cox
Cronin
Senate
House
George L. Mayberry
Boston & Maine Trustees
Boston & Maine
Legislative Committee On Railroads
Board of Port Directors
Boston
State Ownership Backed for Boston and Maine Railroad
Former Senator Charles S. Burbank and Frederick T. Fuller urged state ownership of a majority stock stake in the Boston and Maine at a legislative railroads hearing. Burbank spoke for the Progressive party bill proposing state purchase of control of the B and M railroad.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Charles S. Burbank
Frederick T. Fuller
Progressive Party Legislative Committee
Joint Committee On Railroads
Burbank
Progressive Party
Boston & Maine
Radical Boston and Maine bill sparks legislative clash
A legislator called the Boston and Maine reorganization bill the wildest radical measure before the Legislature arguing it mirrors the Progressive party bill in radicalism if true. He cited a Boston attorney allegedly paid 25000 for drafting the trustees bill, denied by Charles B Pierce who said Judge Knowlton led the drafting with trustee counsel George L Mayberry. Also, Jonathan J. Murphy led a Boston group urging a public health bill to require cleansing of beer glasses after each use.
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Boston & Maine
Progressive Party
Boston
Charles 8. Pierce
Judge Knowlton
George L Mayberry
Jonathan J. Murphy
Committee On Public Health
Panama Pacific Exposition Pages in Next Sunday Post
A full page of picturesque coverage highlights the Panama Pacific Exposition. The feature promotes the grand $50,000,000 undertaking and previews illustrated scenes and exhibits.
Evans Galleries Dedication at Boston Museum of Fine Arts
The Robert Dawson Evans Galleries for Paintings in the new wing of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts will be dedicated tonight. Mrs Maria Antoinette Evans of 17 Gloucester Street Boston and Beverly funded the wing in memory of her husband. A reception with 10 000 invitations issued will accompany the opening drawing state and city officials as well as art patrons and creators.
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Robert Dawson Evans
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Maria Antoinette Evans
Gloucester Street
Boston
Beverly
Evans
Museum OF Fine Arts
Walsh
Executive Council
Massachusetts Senate
Suffolk
Norfolk
Middlesex
Curley
Henry W. Kent
Metropolitan Museum of New York
L. E. Rowe
Rhode Island School of Design
Huntington Avenue
New Wing Opens at Museum With Ionic Facade and World Class Galleries
Facing the Fens the new museum wing rises with 20 Ionic columns and a grand front. Inside a gallery series promises unmatched canvases from the Boston Museum and private collections. Tonight invites reach 10 000 for a reception with Governor Walsh, city officials, senators, and art patrons as Henry W. Kent and L E Rowe attend.
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Fens
Greece
Boston Museum
Boston
Hyomei advertised as a cure for catarrh
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a germ killing vapor inhaled through the nose and mouth to cure catarrh. It claims rapid relief within minutes and offers a money back guarantee through Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and other Boston area druggists.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
Evans wing opens with grand reception at Boston museum
Guests tour the new Evans wing as Pres Morris Gray and Mrs Evans supervise the reception. An audience tours the galleries tomorrow with free admission for a week. The exhibit includes over 100 paintings from notable Boston collections by Hogarth Turner Van Dyck Reynolds and Sargent among others.
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Museum
Mary
Countess of Delaware
Bol
Ruth and
Boaz
Nattier
Mlle. de Bourbon-Conti
Elisabeth Angelique de Montmorency
Franz Pourbus the Younger
Puvis de Chavanner
Boston Public Library
Alleged shoplifter found with cash and diamond ring
Ellen Davis, 29, was arrested in a department store for larceny of a waist and dress valued at 5.7 cents. Officers report she wore a corsage containing $800 in cash and a valuable diamond ring. Davis claimed residence at 786 Fourth Street, South Boston.
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Ellen Davis
Fourth Street
Boston
The Morrow Man by A C Allenson Preview
A brief tease for The Morrow Man a thousand words long in style and plot by A C Allenson promising readers a full story in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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A. C Allenson
Sunday Post
Curtis Guild In 56th Year Celebrated Quiet Birthday
Curtis Guild former ambassador to Russia and ex Governor of Massachusetts turned 65 in a subdued observance. He received hundreds of letters and telegrams from across the country and Europe and kept to routine at his Commercial Bulletin office on High Street, joining his brother's family for lunch and his father-in-law's for dinner.
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Curtis Guild
Russia
Massachusetts
Europe
Mr. Guild
Commercial Bulletin
High Street
Musterole: A Headache Remedy Without Internal Dangers
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean mustard-based ointment usable externally for headache relief and cold relief. It claims faster action than plasters, notes no stomach or heart side effects, and lists uses from sore throat to rheumatic pain with jar sizes and the Cleveland company address.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
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