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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1901

Page

7

Massachusetts House rejects gas investigation in 111 to 61 vote

The Massachusetts House defeated McPherson's sweeping gas investigation order and Saunders' substitute by 111 to 61 after a long debate. The plan to form a joint House Senate committee on corporation laws was advanced as a possible permanent probe, with further debate anticipated when the Luce order comes up.

Massachusetts House of Representatives McPherson Saunders Boston Republican Party Apsey Cambridge Callender House Senate Myers Engand Gas & Coke Company Thomas W. Lawson

Life Underwriters Hold Annual Banquet at Youngs

The Life Underwriters Association met at Youngs with seventy members. Speakers included Curtis Guild Jr George T Wilson and Charles W Bartlett. Guild lamented media overreaction to political duties and warned against domestic decay as a threat to the nation.

Life Underwriters’ Association Young’s Curtis Guild, Jr George T. Wilson The Equitable Insurance Company Charles W. Bartlett Guild Senator Hoar Washington Worcester Commonwealth Avenue Back Bay Boston

Man Arrested in Jewelry Fraud Case Identified as Emanuel Goldberg

Chief Inspector Watts learned that the suspect in jewelry frauds, who gave the name John Torster Foster, or Forrester, is Emanuel Goldberg a former lawyer from 20 Broadway. He was arraigned in Municipal Court on larceny charges for 47 watches, bail set at 1009, with key sellers named Smith Patterson Co and others involved.

Watts Patterson Rooney John Torster Foster Forrester Emanuel Goldberg Broadway New York City Rom Smith Patterson & Co D. C. Percival & Co A. T. Morrill & Bros Ettell & Blake J. C. Sawyer & Co Mr. Sawyer Goldberg

Lucy W Snow reaches Nassau after long voyage home

A Nassau cablegram reports schooner Lucy W Snow Captain Hussey arrived there with no stores needed to continue to this port. The note recalls the Fantee voyage and notes faith of Mate Widdup's friends. Meanwhile about twenty fishing vessels supply fresh catch with near 300000 pounds. prices for hake pollock and cod rise. The Curlew towboat disrupts ferry service causing a rag time schedule. Divers work to raise the sunken tug Louis Osborn and the Curlew with chains ready to lift if the grip holds.

Nassau N. P Lucy W. Snow Hussey S J. Michaels Fantee Africa Widdup North End Tmacdock Hil Ttse Curlew Hesdiri Pasenger Boston Malcolm Baxter, Jr Mighter Salvor Louis Osborn Osborn

Boston highway bills face hearing in State House

The Committee on Cities will hear parties on Senate bills 188 and 189 petitions by John A Caulthurst for highway law changes in Boston and several House bills including 437 632 622 748 774 775 regarding streets drainage and betterments in Boston at Room 444 State House on Monday Feb 25 at 4 30 p m Chamberlain Wetherell signatories

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts State House Boston Committee On Cities Senate John A. Caulthurst Callender Russell Kilby Page J. Oliver Higgins

Massachusetts Hearing on Free Employment Offices

The Committee on Probate and Chancery at the State House Boston will hear Walter L. Sears petition 577 for free employment offices and Nathaniel B. Knox petition 682 for free public employment bureaus. Hearing set for Wednesday Feb 27 at 10 o’clock in Room 439 with WM. A. Butler chairman and Louis H. Warner.

Cee A Massachusetts State House Boston Committee On Probate and Chancery Walter L. Sears Commonwealth Nathaniel B. Knox

Hearing on Liquor License Objections in Massachusetts

The Committee on Liquor Law will hear Frederick McGrath and others on House No. 250 and John E. Smith on Senate No. 159 regarding real estate objections to liquor licenses. Also discussed is House Bill No. 211 on owners’ rights in license grants. The session is scheduled at Room 439 State House on Wednesday February 27 at 10 30 a m. Francis A Harrington and Thomas L Davis chaired.

Cede Massachusetts State House Boston Committee On Liquor Law Frederick McGrath Representative Callender John E. Smith Senator Codman Representative Donahoe Fall River Francis A. Harrington

Boston hearing on janitors' fund bill in 1901

Massachusetts House committee notices schedule hearings on two bills. The Mercantile Affairs Committee will consider a Boston public school janitors' fund legislation (House bill 476) at the State House room 481 on Feb 26 at 10 15 a m chaired by Frank A Fra les. The Roads and Bridges Committee will hear John T Sparks petition for a Merrimac River bridge between Tyngsborough and Pawtucket Falls in Lowell at room 426 on Feb 27 at 11 a m chaired by John F Marsh.

Massachusetts State House Boston Committee On Metropolitan Affairs E. N. Foss Metropolitan Park Commission Charles River Reservation Cambridge Hospital United States Arsenal Watertown John E. Parry A. P. Russell Committee On Mercantile Affairs George and Arthur W. West Thomas W. Downing Downing Salem A. Fales Beb. Wells Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Committee On Roads and Bridges John T. Sparks Merrimac River Tyngsborough Pawtucket Falls Lowell John F. Marsh Williams. O'Brien William Jackson City of

Mass Senate Committee Sessions on Foreign Corporations Stock

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs discusses House No. 686 on stock or securities issued by foreign corporations on property of domestic firms at the State House Room 481 with Frank A. Fales and Frank E. Wells presiding. A petition from Arlington Cooperative Association of Lawrence seeks authority to increase capital stock, noted for March 5 with Frank A. Fales and Frank I. Wipus as chairs.

State House Boston Committee On Mercantile Affairs Frank A. Fales Frank E. Wells Massachu Ce Ae Massachtusetts Senate Arlington Cooperative Association of

Shipping notes and salvage efforts near Curlew sinking

The report details pilot actions for sugar and liner movements in the harbor. Captain Tom McCarthy is not blamed for the Curlew sinking as the Curlew crossed the Bradley’s bow. Diver Michael Sullivan worked aboard the wreck and Salvor may lift the craft at low water. The Medford arrived from Delaware Breakwater and Elihu Thomson sailed from Victoria for Copper River.

Aleck Ohlson London Sidney Treat Zeeburg Boston Baltimore Thomas McCarthy Robert S. Bradley Bradley Michael Sullivan Medford Lisbem Delaware Elihu Thomson Pacific Victoria Ll. C Copper River

Shipping News Fragments Include Time, Tides and Vessels

Fragmentary shipping notes list times for sunrise and sunset on February 22, high tides at 1:15 and 1:45 am and 10 hours 54 minutes day length. Mentions the steamers Columbian and Viagaina with origins and routes, though details are incomplete.

Through Train Schedule for Portland and Maine Lines

The notice lists Jan 21 1901 timetable details for Western and Eastern divisions. It shows departure times from Union Station Portland and several connections to Bangor Bar Harbor Lewiston Manchester St John Halifax Calais Eastport and other points with daily and Sunday services and steamship connections from Portland.

Portland Bangor Maine Central Wiscasset Thomaston Rockland Portland Steamship CO India Wharf Chas. R. Lewis

Multiple Rail Schedules and Stops for New England Lines

Detailed timetable fragments list south district routes from Manchester and Concord to New England towns. Stops include New Boston, North Weare, Tilton, Laconia, Plymouth, and Manchester with various Sunday and weekday departures. Additional notes cover branches to Lisbon, Littleton, Whitefield, Lancaster, Bethlehem Junction, Twin Mountain, and Vermont connections to Norwich Hanover and Saint Johnsbury.

Manchester and Concord Suncook Valley Tilton Lakeport Meredith Ashland Laconta Weirs Plymouth Concord Warren Haverhill Campton North Woodstock Pemigewablet Valley Claremont Norwich Hanover ST. Johnsbury Newport Sherbrooke ST. J Montpelier Burlington White River Junction Montreal Quebec Boston Air Line Qufrbefc Chicago Ie West G. T. Ry C. P. Ry

Fitchburg Division Passenger Trains Schedule Fragments

Local and through trains listed for Fitchburg division show services to Troy Albany Buffalo Chicago and Boston with various sleepers parlor cars and routes via Niagara Falls Detroit Cleveland and St Louis on different days. It notes daily except Sunday services and Sunday only express options.

Fitchburg Gardner Greenfield North Adams Williamstown Troy Albany Saratoga Utica Binghamton Hornellsville Elmira Syracuse Rochester Watertown Buffalo Niagara Falls Hamilton Toronto Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago South LOUIS Boston St. Louis National Express Pacific Express West Shore & Wabash R. R Burlington Montreal D. J. Flanders Gen's Pass Tkt. Agt

Maritime Movements and Vessels Arriving at East Coast Ports

A detailed list of ships and tugs inbound and outbound including Zeeburg Tendon Boston Norfolk Halifax Glasgow Gloucester Pleiades and Norseman with cargoes to Baltimore Norfolk and Philadelphia. Multiple schooners steamers and barges are named with ports of call such as Weehawken New York and Portland and vessels like Frostburg and Wind Northwest sail or arrive.

Aberfeldy Hamburg Baltimore Cork Buenaventura Norfolk Bermuda Vlora Rogers Pascagoula Jesse Lena Gold Coast Africa Europe Dominion New England Leyland Devonian Niverpool Queenstown Viscania Wuba Guantanamo Zeeburg Tendon Vin Penarth J’co Boston Stanwood Yarmouth Prince Arthur Kinney Halifax Ellis N. S Bay State Dennisson Portland City of Gloucester Ober Gloucester Pleiades Smith Theolene Frances Brunswick Amnie NK. Lewis Hodgdon New York W. H. Oler Studley Newport News Savage Hand Dudley Pray Coffin Rondout Weehawken Bessie South Amboy William H. Park Millin Harry L. Belden Shawanese McGoldrick Perth Amboy Beacon Scranton Farnham Hoboken Chenango Tunkhannock Calcott Frostburg Sunburg Forest Belle Real Everett Sanborn Machias Read Norseman Liverpool Seminole Charleston D. C Jacksonville L. P. Holmblad Copenhagen Stettin Transit Asuncion Rand Paraguay Norcross Philadelphia Wind Northwest Lycia Avonmouth Pag Roeline Parthian Kershaw James S. Whitney W. No Wrestler M. S. Bacon Stroudsburg Lehigh Bee Portsmouth Edward E. Brliy

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