First Day Duties of Governor Douglas Outlined
The new governor's initial day included breakfast at 7, a sleigh ride to Montello to inspect factories, a 9:17 train to Boston with Private Secretary W R Buchanan, and drafting a death message for ex Governor Claflin. He met officials, signed bonds, and set office hours from 10:30 to 4 daily.
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Douglas
The
Commonwealth
West Elm Street
Montello
Boston
W. R. Buchanan
William Claflin
Secretary of State
Miles
Bradford
Arthur BG. Chapin
Henry E. Turner
Buchanan
Executive Chamber
Reed
Post
Claflin
Newtonville
Brockton
Hollywood
Beaming Beacon Hill committees announce chaired lineups
President Dana and Speaker Frothingham disclosed House and Senate committees for public lighting, taxation, and liquor laws among others. Names include Moseley Brigham Munroe Lane Parker Cheney Leahy Peters Gartland and many Boston Worcester and Suffolk members.
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Dana
Senate
Frothingham
House
Moseley
Westfield
Cole
Andover
Bullock
Brigham
Marlboro
Boston
Munroe
Worcester
Cushman
Somerville
Parker
Springfield
Ways and Means
Ward
Buckland
Cheney
Middlesex
Luce
Labor
Keyes
Berkshire
Ross
New Bedford
Peters
Roxbury
Beacon Hill
Seiberlich
Roxbury House
Senator Leahy
Senator Gartland
Lane
Taylor
East Boston
Collins
South Boston
Mellen
Charlestown
Moore and
Starratt
McDonald
Lomasney
Grady
Creed
Ferber
Back Bay
Messrs
Clark
Callender
Suffolk
Cummings
Norfolk
Burns
Hampden
Reed
Bristol
Harding
Cape
Dean
Walker
Essex
Chapple
Hampshire
Chamberlain
Leahy
Garfield
Plymouth
Gerrett
Franklin
Converse
Chase
Beck and Leahy
The
Kyle and
Chace
Beck
Gartland
Mellon
Callender and
Kimball
the Way
Hunter
Kyle
Heath
Craig
Melion
Woods
Hall of
Rounds
Castle
Nevin
Hall
Hill
State House
Rounds and Clark
Curleys Welcome Home From Jail By Tammany Club
Alderman James M Curley and Representative-elect Thomas F Curley greeted by Tammany Club Ward 17 members at 173 Hampden Roxbury after 60 day federal service exam impersonation sentences. They thanked supporters and spoke on district work during confinement. Executive meeting followed with no special plans announced.
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Tammany Club
Ward 17
James M. Curley
Thomas F. Curley
Charles Street
Curley
Hampden Street
Roxbury
Curleys
Curley brothers plan public reception after jail release
On Sunday night at 7 45 a reception will be tendered to James M Curley and Thomas F Curley. It will be the first gathering where friends of the members may attend with outside speakers on hand. The Curleys left jail yesterday morning after 5 o'clock and returned to their homes. The Alderman qualified as a board member at 1 15 taking the oath from City Clerk Edward J Donovan. The men declined to comment, promising a Sunday meeting to announce future plans.
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James M
Thomas F. Curley
Curleys
Alderman Curley
Curley
Edward J. Donovan
Post
Long list of Massachusetts legislators by town and committee
The article lists numerous members by surname and town across many committees and divisions including Education, Banking, Public Health, Railroads, Roads, and others. It names representatives and senators from cities like Boston, Cambridge, Fall River, Lawrence, Lowell, and Worcester and notes their assignments to various fields and departments.
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Messrs
Brigham
Marlboro
Jewett
Worcester
Deitrick
Cambridge
Clark
Moore
Boston
Starratt
Westall
Lowell
Gleason
Pittsfield
James A. McDonald, Jr
Dwight
Springfield
Howe
Waltham
Newton
Ross
New Bedford
Tanner
Butler
Luce
Somerville
Mayo
Leominster
Nowell
Reading
Barrett
Brown
Seekonk
Walker
Battis
Peloquin
Fall River
Jones
Chelsea
McKirdy
Fiske
Topsfield
Downey
Hall
Cutier
Timmons
Packard
Brockton
Collins
Woodward
Hubbardston
W. P. Grady
Messrs. Luce
Freeman
Quincy
Sowle
McIntire
Gloucester
Godfrey
Taunton
Millett
Salem
Dowd
Chrystal
North Adams
Owens
Grove
Edwards
Dennis
Essex
Insurance
Power
Smith
Templeton
Adams
O'Brien
Bearse
Salter
Lynn
Schofield
Ipswich
Norcross
Monson
Parks
Putnam
Charlton
Anderson
Pelham
Gunn
Northbridge
Chapin
Bernardston
Haverhill
Keefe
Hancock
Earr
Fitchburg
Stevens
Dracut
Paull
Robinson
Melrose
Jackson
Peabody
Bennett
Schumaker
Malden
Riley
Woburn
Dunbar
Hyde Park
Reinhart
Soliday
Dedham
Lomasney
Perry
Beverly
Porter
Amesbury
Lowney
Clare of
Webster
Staples
Framingham
Cushman
Ewell
Allen
Flaherty
Rare
Lawrence
J. M. McDonald
Fisk
Bradbury
McGrady
Hickey
D. J. McDonald
Phelps
Rockland
Ware
Risons
McCann
Baker
Flint
Enfield
Kenney
Holyoke
Spee
Aphers
Sheehan
Poland
Wakefield
McManus
Natick
Scigliano
Sim
Mayberry
Clinton
Easthampton
Jenney
Mattapoisett
Whalen
Googins of
Brewer
Dalton
Tenner
Crafts
Whiteley
Maxwell
O'Hare
Willetts
Wheatley
Abington
O’rourke
Sampson
Middleboro
Birch
Milford
Mason
Medway
Barker
Phelan
Liquozone touted as a cure all with free trial offer
An advertisement promotes Liquozone as a germ killer and vitalizer. It claims two years of testing, claims it cures germ diseases without harming tissue, and offers a free full sized bottle to prove results. It lists numerous diseases allegedly treatable and emphasizes oxygen-based healing.
Liquozone Free Bottle Coupon Offer From Chicago Firm
An advertisement offers a free 50 cent Liquozone bottle to first-time users. It promises to mail a local druggist order and pay the pharmacist, with no obligation. It urges readers to send name and address to Liquozone Company, 458 464 Wabash Ave Chicago, for testing by physicians or hospitals not yet using the product.
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The
Liquid Ozone Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Claflin Burial to Be Simple
Newtonville residents recall ex Governor William Claflin with a simple service at Newtonville Methodist Church on Sunday January 8 at 3 p m. Rev Albert L Squiers will officiate and there will be no pall bearers. Interment will be private at the Claflin tomb in Newton Cemetery. Attendance is expected from Governor W L Douglas and many state officials and legislators.
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Newtonville
William Claflin
Newtonville Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert L. Squiers
Claflin
Newton Cemetery
Legislature appoints Claflin burial committee
Governor Douglas informs the Legislature of ex Governor William Claflin’s death on January 6 1905. The Senate and House appoint a burial committee to attend the funeral and draft resolutions with members listed from Middlesex Norfolk Plymouth Newton Newton Worcester Buckland Somerville Cambridge Watertown and Chelsea. He urges fitting action by the legislature in response to the loss.
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W. L. Douglas
Curtis Guild, Jr
John L. Bates
John D. Long
J. Q. A. Brackett
Georges. Boutwell
W. Murray Crane
Dana
Senate
Clark
Middlesex
Cummings
Norfolk
Kyle
Plymouth
Warren
Lowell
Seward
Taft
Ward
Luce
Dietrich
O'Connell
Douglas
Claflin
House
Newton
Worcester
Buckland
Somerville
Dietrick
Cambridge
Watertown
Chelsea
House of Representatives
William Claflin
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
William L. Douglas
Senator Craig Not to Resign in Lynn District
Senator William F. Craig newly named Lynn postmaster will not qualify for the senate seat until after the Legislature prorogues. He fears holding the seat would delay a Lynn district contest with three named rivals in the race, including Rep. John M. Grosvenor of Swampscott and Reps Salter and Jackson of Lynn.
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William F. Craig
Lynn
Howard K. Sanderson
John M. Grosvenor
Swampscott
Salter and Jackson
Officers Installed by Division 49 AOH in Cambridge
The installation of Division 49 officers of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians drew several hundred members to Malta Hall Cambridge. Middlesex County President John F Donnelly led the ceremony with a social session, speeches by Donnelly Division President Doris and Past Presidents Casey and Reedy, musical numbers by local members, then a collation and dancing.
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Division 49
Order of Hibernians
Order
Malta Hall
Cambridge
Middlesex County
John F. Donnelly
Donnelly
Doris
James J. Casey
James J. Reedy
Hayes Bill Aims To Remove Dead Ones From Caucus Ballots
Representative Hayes of Lowell introduces the first bill to Luce's election laws committee seeking to keep dead candidates off caucus ballots. He argues ballots should show only the candidate names, especially in districts where nominations are not made by the people.
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Hayes
Lowell
Mr. Luce
Committee On Election Laws
Sleigh Strikes Howard Monahan on Albany Hampden Streets
Howard Monahan aged 38 of 76 Hampden Street was knocked down by a sleigh while crossing Albany and Hampden streets last evening. He was dragged several feet and suffered serious head injuries. He was taken to City Hospital. police have not located the sleigh driver.
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Albany
Hampden Streets
Howard Monahan
Hampden Street
Officers Installed by Court Daniel Webster in Somerville
The officers of Court Daniel Webster F of A Somerville were installed in Bacon Hall by Martin J O'Brien. A large gathering witnessed the ceremony. Post installation Joseph Jacobs received a dress suitcase and Mrs Jacobs a bouquet. The list includes C R S Litvin S C R John Hill RS Valentine Litvin F Samuel Rosenblant treasurer J Daniels lecturer O Martin senior woodward J Gonzales junior woodward J Recio senior beadle J Mullaly junior beadle J Recio
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Daniel Webster
F. of
Somerville
Bacon Hall
Martin J. O'Brien
Joseph Jacobs
Order
Fishermen in Harbor Collision Between Two Schooners
In Boston harbor the fishing schooner Helen B. Thomas, commanded by Captain William Thomas, collided with the Rob Roy led by Captain Gourley B. Anderson. The Thomas sustained heavy damage to its starboard side and rigging, estimated at $1000, while Rob Roy suffered $100 damage. Skipper Thomas said his wheelsman misread orders.
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Rob Roy
Gourley B. Anderson
Helen B. Thomas
William Thomas
Thomas
Roy
Anderson
Leeward
Commercial Pier
T Wharf
New Presentment Against Bishop Talbot In Philadelphia Work
Attorneys in Philadelphia prepare a new presentment against Bishop Talbot of the Central Pennsylvania diocese. The document cites alleged persecution of the Rev. Dr. Irvine linked to excommunication in Huntingdon. Signatures from Talbot’s diocese will be added before filing in New York, with time given for bishop to respond to the house of bishops.
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New York
Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Irvine
Elliott
Huntingdon
Bishop Talbot
House of Bishops
Bingville Town Hall Fund Raised In Odd Meeting
Last Tuesday Bingville residents debated a town hall in Hen Weathersby’s store. A public meeting Wednesday night in the church basement, presided by Rev. Samuel Moore, led to unanimous support for a town hall. Cy Hoskins pledged ten dollars toward the project, sparking humor and surprise. after donations, total reached 148 dollars as reported by the Bingville Bugle.
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Bingville
Hen Weathersby
Bingville Agin
Samuel Moore
Cy Hoskins
Moore
Hoskins
Naderly Ariz
Rev. Moore
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Pollard
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Ture
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Snow
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Hooke
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Messrs. Cole
Gringfield
Hubbard
Hall of Winchester
Whitcomb
Holbrook
Easton
Hemenway
Hopkinton
Faxon
Stoughton
Conant
Littleton
Godgins
Goddard
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Conway
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Messrs. Hayes
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Vet
Bright’s
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Somerville Foresters
J, Newman & Sons Corp
Tremont St
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Havana
America
Seal of
Sea of West Virginia
American Stogie CO
Pittsburg
Helen Thomas
Rob
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Bingville Bugle
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