Lomasney and White Feud Deepens In House Battle
The Brookline Democrat Norman White and Ward 8's Martin Lomasney clash over reciprocity aid as White seeks floor time to credit Gov Foss. Lomasney refuses, sparking lasting bitterness and signaling no patching of differences this session. Speaker Walker away. Underhill presides.
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Norman White
Brookline
Martin Lomasney
Ward 8
White
Lomasney
Foss
Congress
Lomasney Talks Amid Speakership Contest Fallout
In a tense exchange during the Speaker ship contest with Walker, Lomasney claims he will reveal the truth about White and Fitzgeralds and asserts control over House proceedings. White had declared a vote for an honest man, prompting sharp rebuttals and past confrontations amid Ward 8 influence.
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Lomasney
Walker
White
Lomasnex
Fitzgeralds
Lomasneys
Washburn
Ward 8
Harbor plan urged to spend 3 million for East Boston docks
Henry M. Whitney Jerome Jones and David C. Ives of the Boston Chamber of Commerce argued before the committee on metropolitan affairs that the Harbor and Land Commission should be authorized to spend 3 million dollars on piers docks and sheds for East Boston development without awaiting tenants.
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Henry M. Whitney
Jerome Jones
David C. Ives
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Harbor and Land Commission
East Boston
Fight on courts to come Monday in Superior Court rule
A fight is set for Monday over whether a justice of the Superior Court may serve more than three months in a single sitting. Bur roughs of Ward 8 pressed a bill to prohibit the practice, backed by Lomasney and Reidy.
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Superior Court
Burroughs
Ward 8
Lomasney
Reidy
Bill to Prohibit Divorce Advertising Sent to Senate
A bill to prohibit divorce advertising was reported from the senate committee on legal affairs. The measure to prevent saloon advertising and the salve of Senator Mulligan seeking to curb polygamy were rejected.
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Senate
Came E
Mulligan
Prize Whist Bill Falls in House Battle
The bill to stop prize whist games was killed in the House after a heated fight. Amos Saunders, chairman of the House judiciary, failed to persuade members to pass the measure, which opponents called a restriction on personal liberty. Dean of Wakefield opposed the bill as an overreach on individual freedom.
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Amos Saunders
House
Chamber
Dean of Wakefield
South Boston Pastor Appointed Prison Evangelist
The Rev. Albert Crabtree of the Church of the Redeemer in South Boston is appointed by Bishop Lawrence to lead evangelistic work at Charlestown State Prison replacing the late Rev. S. Stanley Searing. The Rev. Searing’s hospital work in Boston is now handled by the Rev. Donald Brown formerly in charge of churches at South Groveland and Marion.
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Albert Crabtree
Church of the Redeemer
South Boston
Lawrence
State Prison
Charlestown
S. Stanley Searing
Mr. Searing
Boston
Donald Brown
South Groveland
Marion
Notable Writers in Sunday Post Magazine Prize Contest
Two renowned authors Arthur Conan Doyle and Mabel Herbert Urner are featured in tomorrow’s Sunday Post Magazine as part of the $10,000 prize story contest. Doyle’s tale “The Contest” centers on Emperor Nero, while Urner’s “The Truth” showcases her acclaimed literary style and emotional insight.
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Conan Doyle
Mabel Herbert Urner
Tomorrow's Sunday Post
Tomorrow’s
Tomorrow
Sunday Post
Sunday Post Magazine
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
The
Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
White Company
Sir Nigel
Brigadier Gerard
Micah Clarke
Rodney Stone
Tomorrow’s Magazine
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D A R Regents Explain Meeting Quorums
Mrs James G Dunning Massachusetts D A R state regent clarifies quorum rules for state conferences state board of management and regents meetings Roberts rules govern in absence of state rules and explains the Jan 26 meeting had no valid business due to lack of quorum. Springfield February 9 1911.
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State Board of Management
Roberts
Regents
National Society
James G. Dunning
State Regent
Massachusetts
D. A. R. Springfield
Root Opposes Direct Vote for U S Senators
Washington Feb 10 Mr Root of New York addressed the Senate against direct vote proposals for electing United States Senators. He opposed both propositions in the resolution and would not have Senators chosen by direct vote nor transfer election control from Congress to State Legislatures.
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Washington
United States
Root
New York
Senate
Congress
Stage attractions crowd Boston theatres next week
John Craig leads Haust at Castle Square Theatre in The Road to Yesterday with two matinees today. John Drew begins final week in Smith at Hollis. The Spendthrifts follows. Sam Bernard closings at Shubert. The Fourth Estate debuts Feb 20 in Boston. The Dollar Princess at Colonial to run two weeks. Madame X ends at Majestic. The Follies of 1910 a merry draw. Crane ends week at Park in US Minister Bedloe. The Commuters follows. Julian Eltinge's The Fascinating Widow second Boston Theatre week. The Rosary extended at Globe. Tracie Tom's Cabin closes at Grand Opera House. No Mother to Guide Her next week. Arbuckle headlines at Keith's The Welcher. Courtiers and Tempest and Sunshine also on bill. US Army Boys drill at How ard Monday. vaudeville and picture program at Bowdoin Square. Cozy Corner Girls entertain Columbia. Knickerbocker Burlesquers close Waldron's Casino tonight. next week Weber's Dainty Duchess company. Scenic Temple crew features headline acts all week.
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John Drew
Majestic
Tremont
William H. Crane
Park
B. A. Rolfe
the Courtiers
Bert Levy
Felix Adler
the Howard
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Columbia Theatre
Louis Robie
Waldron
Weber
Dainty Duchess Company
Scenic Temple
T. F. Thomas
Clifton
Lattorelli
Sumptuary Laws Hit Governor's Staff at Legislature
Providence Feb 10 The Maine sumptuary laws spread to the Governor's staff as the Legislature cut staff expenses for attending social functions and escorting relatives. Major Abbot asked for 127.78 with a 102.44 allowance, a move rejected by a 48 to 40 vote to recommit, and the reduction was adopted. Eaton urged ending payments for fairs dances balls and inauguration day presence.
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Providence
Maine
Emery
Final Burton Holmes lecture at Tremont Temple last evening
The final lecture in this season's Tremont Temple series by Burton Holmes occurred last evening. The event concluded the program and drew a attentive audience.
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Burton Holmes
Tremont Temple
Tremon Temple Burton Holmes
Woday
Two Ways Around the World Lecture Tour Outlined
The talk begins in Niagara and traces a transcontinental path to the Pacific coast Hawaii and Japan then across Siberia to St. Petersburg and Finland returning to America by the Atlantic. The second half visits Japan China the Arabian Sea Fez Paris and London before a repeat this afternoon. Tonight Mr Holmes presents The Passion Play at Oberammergau.
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Pacific
Hawaii
Japan
St. Petersburg
Finland
America
Atlantic
China
Arabian Sea
Feypt
Paris
London
Holmes
Oberammergau
Hoodoo Still On Hub Boat At Vineyard Haven
The Boston schooner Sullivan Lawin overdue after leaving Newport News for Wiscasset is hit by the barge Hauto at Vineyard Haven. The collision damages the barge and tears away the schooner’s jib-boom sails and rigging. No injuries reported.
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Vineyard Haven
Boston
Sullivan Lawin
Newport News
Vas
Wiscasset
Hauto
16 Shower Baths Feature At New Thorn dike School
Cambridge Thorn dike School to include 16 basement shower baths operated under a physical director. The baths allow 16 children to leave class, bathe, and return within minutes.
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Thorndike School
Cambridge
No Eulogy for Priest Delphos Burial Planned
The Rev. Alexis A. Delphos pastor of St. Joachin's Catholic Church in Chicopee Falls will be buried tomorrow in a $3 coffin with minimal vestments and no eulogy as per his last wishes. Two requiem masses will be held at Notre Dame Church where he served 18 years with Rt. Rev. Mgr. John T. Madden officiating in Bishop Beaven's absence.
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Notre Dame
Beaven
Mgr
John T. Madden
Springfield
Former Water Commissioner Hannan Offered Surveyor Post
Former Water Commissioner William S. Hannan, the sole official removed by the new Public Works Department formation, is offered a surveyor position within the department if he accepts.
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William S. Hannan
New Public Works Department
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