Resolved thanks to Admiral Kimberly in State House action
The Senate and House pass resolutions expressing the thanks of Massachusetts to Admiral Lewis A. Kimberly for his service in Samoa and the Trenton at Apia. The governor is asked to affix the great seal and forward copies to him. Sanger urges including officers and men in the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Kimberly
Gilman
Newton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Senate
House of Representatives
United States Navy
United States
Samoa
Kimberly
Trenton
Bay of
Apia
House
Commonwealth
Admiral Kimberly
Matters in the Senate report on committee actions and bills
Reports accepted on voting rights and other measures. Expenditures and prosecutions under food and drug acts noted. several petitions to withdraw or amend measures, bills on cooperative banks taxation, and endorsements for third reading. The State Board of Health cites 140 prosecutions with 124 convictions and fines totaling 3589 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Marian. Hosmer
Henry Baldwin
Brighton
Wylon G. Hayes
Fitchburg
Board of Health
State House Commission
Malden
Washington Millis Company
Dir. Metcalf
Hampden
State Board of Health
Elevators and Aluminating Company Bills Assigned
The bill regulating elevator custodians and passenger elevator speed was assigned for Tuesday. The Jedison Electric Aluminating Company of Poston was assigned to have its capital stock increased, for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jedison Electoic. Aluminating Company of Poston
Boston House Withdraws Junket Motion
Mr Davis of Boston moved to withdraw his order granting street railways committees permission to visit places outside the Commonwealth. He gave no explanation and the House unanimously consented to the withdrawal of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Boston
Commonwealth
Debate Over Bust Authenticity Sparks Commission Inquiry
In the house yesterday Mr. Hildreth of Harvard explained that records suggest the bust in Doric Hall labeled Samuel Adams may be misidentified. He noted a Christ Church George Washington bust closely resembled it, implying the Doric Hall piece could be misattributed. The bill to appoint a commission for verification passed to a third reading without dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Samuel Adams
Doric Hall
Hildreth
Harvard
Christ Church
Lawmakers Ease Rules on Arrests Across States
Under the twelfth joint rule suspension, an order by Mr. Wardwell of Haverhill authorizes arrest without a warrant for crimes committed in another state and temporary custody until warrants are issued. The Cheshire railroad petitions through President William A. Russell seek permission for savings loans to invest in bonds of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wardwell
Haverhill
Cheshire Railroad
William A. Russell
Petitions Move to Withdraw and Expenditures Contested
House reports leave to withdraw on petitions for state aid for Martha Merrill George Hughes James H Mc Dermott and others plus constables payroll increase and dentistry board excess spending. Inexpedient on stenographers and Chelsea Police Court clerical aid. No legislation on State House construction and governor address extension. Ought not to pass on amending constitution to disfranchise for certain crimes.
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Martha Merrill
George Hughes
James H. McDermott
Sarah M. Tizhe
Municipal Court
Boston
Board of Registration In Dentistry
Superior Court
Police Court
Chelsea
State House
House Calendar Report on Gallery Reservations
Reports accepted proposing that the two front rows of seats in the east and west galleries of the chamber be reserved for the use of friends of the members of the House as an expedient to legislate on an order amending the proceedings.
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Chamber of the
House of Representatives
Many Minor Committee Hearings Proceed in State Legislature
The taxation committee debated double taxation on incomes invested in taxable property with differing views from Dr. G E F Freeman of Brockton and tax official Emicott. Other hearings covered insane pauper support, Beverly division case, Quincey council salary, Lowell high school funding, Lowell site decisions, gaming house seizures, Australian ballot matters, Washington roads aid, and sewer drainage entry rules.
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G. E F. Freeman
Brockton
Emicott
Wixi He. Ge. Hlale
H.W. Robinson
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Alice Kt. Cooke
Abs
Cooke
Recree A. Wing
Beverly
Committee On Towns
Robinson
Old Town
Fred H. Williams
Farms People
Common Council of
Quincey
Committee On Cities
Lowell
House Judiciary Committee
Whiting
Osborne
Cain
Hemenway
Hurley
Irish
Coulter
Committee On Election Laws
Washington
Committee On
H. W. Wolcott
New York Mildred League Unites Massachusetts Branches
The American Patriotic League for political action formed in New York in December and Massachusetts officials meet at 356 Bromfield Street Boston to establish a state wide organization. Permanent officers elected kept private while local groups to be formed soon. A monthly official paper to spread American principles is planned with a platform endorsing immigration limits naturalization, voter education, a secular public school system, no public funds for sectarian uses, and lands for American settlers.
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American Patriotic League For
New York
Issa
Massachusetts State League of the
Sane Order
American
Bromfield Street
American Patriotic League
League
Delightful spring tours offered by Raymond Whitcomb
The excursion managers announce two spring trips starting Monday April 23 from Boston. The seventh annual tour covers California Pacific Northwest Yellowstone over seventy five days, while the tenth annual tour visits Colorado New Mexico California and Utah in sixty one days. Special trains vestibuled cars and complete dining service are provided. Circulars and details available from W Raymond at 29G Washington Street opposite School Street.
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Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
California
Pacific
Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wraymond
Washington Street
School Street
Lynn Shoe Shipments Decline From Prior Week
Lynn, Feb 21. The shoe shipments from Lynn for the week ending Feb 21 totaled 5411 cases, down 495 cases from the same week last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Sprcrau
Health for Women and the Promise of Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
An advertisement urges women suffering from diseases peculiar to women to try Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claiming it restores health and relieves misery. It promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and recommends adding Dr Pierce’s Pellets to cleanse the liver stomach bowels and whole system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Sporting goods advertisement at Oak Hall column
SpoRTSMEN will find everything in clothing at Oak Hall 32 to 44 North street. Messrs. Summons Co s special advertisement and price list of sporting goods will be found in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hall
North Street
Messrs. Summons & Co
New York Financial Market Ends Mixed After Turbulent Day
Money on call eased to 2 percent with last loan at 2 as bar silver held 95. Sterling steady around 4.83 to 4.87. Government and railroad bonds quiet. Stocks showed active trading after 2:15 with Cotton Oil and Tennessee Coal leading moves, but overall market closed weak near day lows amid broad losses and heavy pressure on rulers like Tennessee Coal and New England issues.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Tennessee
Bears
Reading
New Knegland, Burlington & Quincy
Trusts
Rock Island
New England
Tennessee Coal
Jersey Central
Edison General Ketne
Hsll
Isl
Atlantic & Pacific
Keokuk & Des Moines
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Chicago & East Illinois
Erie Seconas
Harlem
Manitoba
Birmingham
Dt. Louis, Alton & Serre Haute
Frances
Reichsmarks
New York Bank
Atchison
Money Market Trends and Weekly Bank Statement Decline
The money market eased at the Clearing House with some loans at 4 percent as many today roll over to Monday due to Washington’s Birthday. Time loans ranged 4 1/2 to 6 1/2 percent. call loans 4 1/2 to 6 percent. New York funds at 80 cents discount per $1000. The New York bank statement showed a large surplus loss of about 3.5 million, with deposits down and specie and legal tender down as well.
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Moneymarket
Washington
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sight
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Asogas
The Option Markets Chicago Wheat and Market Rundown
The May wheat contract closed at bottom prices after selling pressure from locals and outsiders amid mild cold. Corn eased to inside prices while provisions fluctuated. Scarce fresh pork trading and a weak overseas tone reflected subdued overall activity in Chicago curb markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Boston
Boston Post notices seeks partners with capital and experience
A Boston Post notice offers a chance to connect with an established business for those possessing capital and business experience. References will be provided upon request. Respond with address and nature of business. No brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Post
Northern Pacific declares 1 percent quarterly dividend
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company has declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent on its preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Financial Markets Report From London and Bank of England bullion
London markets show mixed results with United States 48 125% Canadian Pacific 76 Erie 108 2 Isine 1s, New York Central 108%, Reading 20%. Consols at 97 1/2 money 97 9/16 for the account. Mexican ordinary 3 7 1/2, St Paul common 70%, Mexican Central 48 72 38. US Spanish figures 72 43. bullion into Bank of England today totals £123,000.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Allen
Arnold Sae
Sree Atlanlic
Soc Bee Oenza Development
Betle A Soston
Hecla
Catalpa
Aee
Central
Esaness
Dana
Hanover
Csescenecs
Fronton
Kearsarde
Sures
Santa Fe
Turnarack
Lee Washington
Anniston City
Aspilwall
Boothbay
Boston
W. P Sewers
Boylston Street
Campobelo
Eeree Serene
Cutler Ereeeeeres
Lamvine
Wollaston
Gece
Bell Tells
Atchison
de Ven
Mort
Lyo
Bos
Mont
Biscas
du Wen
L. G
Eves
D.D
LYGG
Coe
S.& M. Gar
Hk M
Lho & Ft
Eee & Re
Orezon SL
Ratland
Union Pacific
Tso Ae
Atlantic & Pacific
Albany
Lowell
Bos.on
Maine
Oslo
Southern
Entral of
Mass
Pines
Canton
Bom
River
Fitchburg
Flint & P. M. Com
Ses Gulf
Ay Kees & Sp
St. I
Aleke &N. J. Oa
Old Colony
Port
Aco
Paris
Rutland
Teers Summit
Union Pacife
W. Nash
Koch
Erie
Eastman
Lamson Store Ser. Co
Pullman Palace Car CO
E. Ree Union Stock Yards
Pneumatic Tool CO
Ay . T . O Eeee Oraw
Fastman Car Heater
Bay Stave
Rauswick
Inganese
Sunvton
Boston & Liverpool Ee
Do Inc
I Chen
Klee
Wayne Elee
Seeee
Thiantin Burg Well
Ilinois Steel Co
Mt. Desert
East Shore
FALCO
New
Engles
Malien Electric Co
O.S Iia
Nat ‘Vel Mey Co
Rie Telephon
Sirge Refineries
Utler i
Ari Doly
Newport
Ees
Sullivan Harbor Land
Butte & Boston
Whonison Llec
Osceola
Westinghouse Idec. Co
Quuncy
Ai Winulsumet Co
Saint Santa Ke
Col
Serene
Nick
Enone
Oregon S
Richi
Fermina
Mesa
Baerg
Cal. S
Doe
Rita
uGgo
Ae & A
O. Ivaniae Trey
Pacific
Bob
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohlo
O Chi
Aiton
Alee , Bb
Guy
Vaou
Nooo S. Spines
Wee
Green Bay
Hocking al
Lowa C
Lake Shore
Long Island
Nash
Louis
N. A
Man Beach
Man
Ty Minn
St. Leee
Fly
Weer
Nash, & Chat
N. W
Ohio
Miss
Oregon
Lia
West
Itty
Seth
Los
Sol Rock Island
St. L
Southern Pac
Sul
Texas Pac
Pace
Illinois
Pacific Mail
W. Union
Spokane
Kan
Isis
Nahse & St
London
United States
New York Central
St. Paul
Bank of England
Commercial Matters Mixed as Markets Hold Steady
Market items show price steadiness in flour, oats and corn with cornmeal firm and oatmeal dull. Butter and cheese steady or slow, pork products fairly active, fresh beef firm, other fresh meats steady, and various fruits steady or quiet including Florida oranges Almeria grapes cranberries dried fruits and nuts.
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Florida
Almeria
Suvar
The Print Cloth Market in Fall River
Fall River on February 21 reports a dull print cloth market with 64x64s at 342e. Weekly sales were very small, totaling about 100000 pieces.
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Fall River
Salt fish trade slows amid plentiful fresh catches and high prices
The Lenten salt fish trade remains below desired levels as dealers report a quiet market and barely sustained prices. Mackerel sales are modest but rising. fresh fish supplies and improved handling lessen salt fish demand. The Gloucester inspector-general appointment of Mr Bray is broadly approved, with surprise at Noah Mayo’s omission. Shipments from the Cave of Good Hope arrive, with 33 casks reshipped to Provincetown. Codfish trade is weak with low sales, while herring demand strengthens for pickled varieties. Canned goods market stays very quiet with prices steady.
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Bray
Gloucester
Noah Mayo
Cave of Good Hore
Provincetown
Cape
Halifax
Zoe P Guintal
Guintal
Baddock
Labrador
Luce Box
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CIY
Fletcher Webster
Francis A. Walker
Warren F. Spalding
Hoospital
Muc
THE
Lynn Shoe Shipments
NEW York Financial
Alchison
Hies
St. Laws
Kansas City
Cololano
Gull
Ile
Grand Vlals
He Ce & Col
Gulf
Southern Californ
Sinc Bod Iootte
Onetvilf Joint Miileage
Stee Er Ce &Alist Ey Aces
Galt
Gea
Santa Fes
Geo Lds
Southern Cal
Ross
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
United States Court
Milwaukee
Gresham
Messrs. Stewart and Abbot
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Wisconsin Central Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Villard
Ocean
Burlington & Q
Uiney
Clinton
Springfield
Sloss
Fort Scott
Memphis
West Michigan
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Secon
Flint
Pere Marquette
Denver
Easton & Maine
Eastern
Stock Exchange
Boston News Bureau
Boston & Maine
Lamson Store
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Boston Safe Deposit & ‘Trust Company
Frank M. Amgs
Joan Shepard
Bennett
National Telephone Manufacturing Company
Argentine Republic
Caracas
Venezuela
Allouez
Calumet & Heclan
Centennial
Kearsarge Mining Company
National Tube Works Company
Lamprecht Bros. & Co
Congress Street
Nuckolls County
Neb
New York City
Rokers’ Board
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W.ray & Co
State Street
Biovsor AL Iis
Hkouanza Dev
Burton
Reeve Burton Hole
W. Preseli &Jo
Devonshire Street
Cree Eastern Electric Cable Co
preLecseess Gethins Electrical Mig. Co
Sere
Union Electric Cat Con
Cere Eens
United States Mailbox Co
Lewmoe L
Thomson-Houston
O.& Trans
Imp
G. M
M. G
St.p. Cie Ts
Bek O. Tasos
Ceee Ee
Vie Lee Ar Lids Ir
Wyex, P. RK. G. Tr
Vis
Shore
TCR
Sheae
Bet & Belch
Col. Coal
Con
Kel Crisio
Hock
Focet Dental
HALLO
Poumie Cee Es
Iquicks
Sutter Creek
Lainson S
Spliwall
Enee
Boston Water Power
Boyiston Street
le Allouez
Boston & Mont
Eene Centennial
Kearsarge
Santa F
Col. Sp
Ll. Steel
Mt. de
Iast
le See
uVu
Liz
Ean
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Maren Vinss
Ain
St Louis
Minneapolis
Androscoggin & Kennebec
Maine Central Consolidated
Fred E. Richards
Exchange Street
Portland
Ine
W. Prescott & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Philadelphia
Boson Stock Exchanges
Fennessy, Armstrong & GO
Fiske Building
Uiet
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