Removal of Stables to Brighton Urged
A Boston city hearing considered two petitions to end horse sale stables near North Union Station. Representative Woods urged banning sales sites within Boston limits with stables to close by 1906, while Edwin S. Small backed a broader measure. Horsesmen said they would relocate if a suitable site and lease terms were arranged, including a 20 year free rental offer in Brighton via Boston & Albany. The committee also heard on separate Lord's Day observance and death-penalty abolition measures with church leaders and notable figures present.
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Legislative Committee On Cities
North Union Station
Boston
William H. Woods
Brighton
Edwin S.small
North Suburban Association
Rtles
Durgin
Boston Board of Health
Knowlton
Fallon
Quincy
Michael Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh Brog
Horsemen
M. D. Abrams
Small
Woods
Boston & Albany Railroad
How
Committee On Probate and Chancery
Daniel V. McIisaac
Francie X. Greenwood
Otto Mueller
Senator Nye
Cape
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Hannah T. Nutter
Sophie Kampe
Ware
Josephine Webster
Mary G. Carbee
Anna Williams
Fannie Brece
I. Matook
Agnes Olson
Graves
Miss Emery
Hall
Hersey
Jackson
Dearborn
Mr. Littlefield
C. D. Ormes
Ormes
Miss Parker
Eve
Millan
Pye
Messrs. Mason, Nutter
Davis
Nutter
Hughes
McLean
George A. Gordon
Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Malden
Munroe
Malden Spiritual Association
Hollis Hall
Hollis
Washington
Circle
Kendall
Reed
Cutter
Barnes
McKenna
Howe
Public Figures Clash Over Death Penalty and Licenses
The record notes Mrs Howland accusing Mr Saunders of mocking human life and recounts prior hostility over anti death penalty efforts. Rep Ross argues against license limits, saying moneyed licensees affect politics more than boards or elections. Moody Boynton backs a Boston to Fall River bicycle road, seeking time extensions. Governor Bates plans the customary Washington Birthday reception at the State House 11 to 12:30.
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Ross
New Bedford
Committee On Liquor Laws
State House
S. Moody Boynton
Newburyport
Committee On Street Railways
Boston
Fall River
C. O. Howard
New York
Mr. Boynton
Bates
Washington
Exeter Street
George Washington
Lafayette
N. J. Willis
Miss Aldrich
Malden
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
G. Bosier
Redding
Lynn
Spiritualists’ Association
Dr. Caird
Lyceum
J. H. Foss
Students OF Truth
Susie C. Clark
Metaphocial Hall
Huntington Avenue
Brooks
Fox
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton
Tremont Street
Guttel
Hall
Wilde
E. Mack
Warren Street
Roxbury
Raymond
Shawmut Avenue
E. Littlefield
Sunday Services Across Tremont Street Churches and Halls
Readable rundowns of Sunday worship at Tremont Temple Tremont Street churches and neighboring halls. Listings cover Baptist Congregational Presbyterian Unitarian Universalist and Spiritualist churches and events with times speakers and choirs.
Hurricanes Harass Big Ocean Liners Return From Antwerp
The Oxonian from Antwerp arrives three days overdue at New York docks with 10 cattlemen and 1000 tons of freight including 4100 pigeons. Captain Colpitts earned a Boer War medal. similar honors went to crew of Priemore. Bethania and other ships faced heavy gales. Bethania carried 3600 tons including a 70 ton locomotive for the Canadian Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star Line
Oxonian
George W. Colpitts
Antwerp
New York
New Haven
Hariish
Elmer Rice
Melrose
Colpitts
Wales
Leyland Line
Ellis
Offncer Feeney
Priémore
C. Russ
Bethania
Hamburg
Oxonia
Baltimore
Mystic Wharf
Germany
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Jackets Routed To Auction As Storefront Frontquires
Local shop announces 38 ladies jackets have been placed at the front and will remain there until customers claim them or they are sent to a New York auction where such bargains will be valued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cash Register Litigation Infringement Suit Filed in Court
The National Cash Register Company of Dayton filed suit in the United States Circuit Court in Trenton New Jersey alleging Union Computing Machine Company infringes patents. Injunction and damages are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cash Register Company
Union Computing Machine Company
Trenton
N. J
National Cash Register Company of
Dayton
United States
National Company
Union Cash Register
Funeral of Senator Marcus A. Hanna in Cleveland
The last rites for Marcus A. Hanna were held at St. Pauls Episcopal Church in Cleveland with much of the city pausing. A five minute citywide transport halt and crowded Chamber of Commerce crowd marked the somber observance as Washington officials and Senators attended. The service featured a Bishop Leonard eulogy praising Hanna’s public life and worker solidarity. The casket lay in state, then moving to Lakeview Cemetery for final rites in Wade Memorial Chapel.
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Morpon Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Avien
V. Ja Bells
The
First Unitarian Church
Washington
Tremont Temple
A. C. Dixon
Igie
C. Case
Bydon Bble
Missionary Arena School
Berkeley Hall
Henson
D. D
Cordal
K. C. Russell
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
Christadelphians
Pais Park Square
Cleveland, O
Marcus A. Hanna E
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Euclid and
Case Avenues
Cleveland
Chamber Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Euclid Avenue
Taft
War Department
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Foraker
Perkins
Warren
Fairbanks
Kean
Scott
Beveridge
Kittredge
Cockrell
Bacon
Martin
McHnery
Senate
Charles G. Bennett
B. W. Layton
E. I. Cornelius
Governor Herrick
Ww. B. Saunders
Andrew Squire
J. B. Zerbe
A. Grasselli
A. B. Hough
Samuel Mather
Bishop Leonard
Hanna
You May Wise and Fatally at Fault about your
You May Wise and Fatally at Fault about your phrase appears as a fragmentary notice. The readable items mention nothing definite about persons places or actions beyond a puzzling title style query. No clear events dates or organizations emerge from the OCR snippet.
Grape-Nuts Claim Health Benefits In Old Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Grape-Nuts as boosting physical and mental energy. It cites natural phosphates from field grains, predigested manufacture for easy digestion, and a promise of better brain and nerve function. It also mentions a small book titled The Road to Wellville in each package.
Judge Burkes decision in money lending case
Michael Joyce a city employee suspended by Mayor Collins faced a suit from Jacob Heller money lender seeking the value of four notes totaling 30 dollars. Judge Burke condemned hidden payments and found Joyce had paid zero on the loan while ruling the notes formed a single transaction and reserving his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Joyce
Collins
Burke
Jacob Heller
Joyce
Blood Wine Promises Kidney Relief For Sedentary Work
Miss A. Davis of Boston testifies that Blood Wine restored her kidneys and eased pain after years of kidney trouble. The ad claims nine of ten women doing sedentary work suffer kidney issues and promotes 100 Blood Wine Pills for 25 cents with constipation guarantee. Samples free and available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Davis
Washington St
Boston
Davis
Fear Custom House Shakeup Feared in Washington Visit
Employees at the custom house buzz with anticipation as Appraiser J Lindsey Snell ing heads to Washington this week. Reports say he will overhaul the force following instructions from officials. General Appraiser Sharrett arrived from New York to review disputed machinery cases awaiting judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
J. Lindsey Snelling
Washington
Sharrett
New York
Wolfboro Bank Affairs Wound Up
In Wolfboro New Hampshire on February 19 a special meeting of local business men voted to ask the Wolfboro Savings and Loan Company directors to seek court appointment of an agent to wind up the bank affairs. They believed an agent would settle affairs more satisfactorily than an assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfboro, N. H
Wolfboro Savings and Loan Company
Whitney Goes to Chicago for Prisoner Return
General J. H. Whitney departed for Chicago last night to secure the return of Albert Richardson, held there on charges of breaking into passenger stations along the Boston and Maine road. He is accused of stealing tickets and selling them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Whitney
Chicago
Albert Richardson
Boston & Maine Road
Gratifying Attitude of Baltimore Trade Unions
Baltimore February 19 business leaders report broad satisfaction with unions stance amid the present crisis. Unions pledge no wage demands exploiting the central fire, a move seen as easing labor tensions and promising quicker resolution of the labor question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
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A. H. Plumb
W. H. Allbright
J. P. Bixby
F. K. Stratton
E. Phillips
East Wareham
Grover Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Joint Judiciary Committee
Herbert L. Baker
Shim
Florence G. Spooner
Willard Howland
Rabbi Fleischer
Baker
William
Lloyd Garrison
Saunders
Boston Sunday Post
Sunday Post
Marion Harland
New England
Lincoln
McKinley
Christie Warden
Alice Sterling
Yellow Press
Howland
Mr. Saunders
Boynton
Governor Bates
Chickering
Baptist
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
A. DC
Dixon
D. C
William P. Hall
F. H. Jacobs
Bible
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
P. S. Henson
L. H. Rhodes
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Canton Street
Herbert
Tobyeoes
Anna
Harvardale
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth
Ness
H. Rowley
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Christ Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
Methodist
People's
Charles A. Crane
Bible School
Young People’s Society
Adams Chorus
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Concord Street
E. A. Blake
Elilm Grant
Stuents
Presbyterian
ST. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
A. D. MacKinnon
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Charles G. Ames
Asea
Florence I. King
Angeline Andrews
Leah I. Nowell
George H. Woody
George Mendall ‘Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streete
Ellis R. Hotchkiss
Central Africa
Miss Upham
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendie
Alters
Moorfield Storey
Adelbert L. Hudson
Clement G. Morgan
Charles W
Perin
Charles R. Willis
Barre
William E. Rogers
Wellville
Wiman’s
Fear Custom House
Wolfboro
Whitney
SLOAN
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Allcock
York
Wenk
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