Solons Placed in Boston Legislature Committees Named
The Great and General Court drew seats in a lottery amid swaps and debates. Notable figures include James A. Gallivan John L. Kelly John A. Kelcher Daniel D. Rourke Tommy Keenan and others assigned to key committees such as ways and means election laws mercantile affairs and street railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Apollo
James A. Gallivan
Jimmy” Hayes
Judiciary
Morse
Irwin
Myers
Manchester
Senate
House
Charlestown
Tommy” Keenan
Ways and
John Quinn
Martin Lomasney
Boston
John L. Kelly
John A. Kelcher
Dave” Shaw
Gene” Moriarty
Commonwealth
North End
Daniel D. Rourke
Rourke
Callender
Dorchester
Senate Committee Rosters and Joint Standing Assignments
Senate standing committees list members including Ways and Means and Third Reading Bills with names such as Bradford Roberts Flint Farley Gallivan Ives Cook and Morse. Joint standing committees cover Agriculture Banks and Banking Cities Constitutional Amendments Counties Education Election Laws and more with varied members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Morse
Irwin
Barker
Smith
Ayes
Ways and Means
Bradford
Roberts
Flint
Barber
Prevaux
Ives
Jones, Quinn
Parsons
Putnam
Folsom
Harwood
Black
Tomasney
Dallinger
Morse
Bartlett
Derbyshire
Roe
Everett
Brigham
Davis
Crane
Moran
Holdenfish and Game
Gauss
Woodfall
Harding
Lomasney
Flint, Woodward, Moran
Quinn, Davis
Cook, Smith, Hayes
Bailey, Lomasney
Barker, Davis
Gallivan
Dallinger, Quinn, Bailey, Pwie
Parsons, Woodward
Everett, Cook, Arber
Jones
Soule
Towle
Yes
Lelsom
Farley, Roe, Putnam
Holden
State House
Woodward
Water—Roberts
Cook
House Committees Names and Assignments
Judiciary panel members include Myers Cambridge Pierce Milford Manchester Winchester Stone Springfield Dubuque Fall River Addis Northampton Bouve Hingham Atwill Lyon Magen North Adams. Ways and Means group lists Lowell Boston George Haverhill Clark Wellesley Kenetick Palmer Lawrence Groton Sanderson Lynn Keenan Boston Foss Cottage City Thompson Quincy Dean Malden Waite Med ord and Speaker aids Myers Cambridge Jones Melrose Lowell Boston Manchester Winchester Clark Wellesley Stone Springfield Traves Lowell Kenefick Palmer. FElections Addis Northampton King Boston Bartlett Boston Hall Dennis Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees O'Toole
Boston
Jones
Somerville
Dickinson
Cambridge
Merriam
Framingham
Mayhew
Braintree
Rouge
Hingham
Wood
Woburn
McKenna
Yay Roll
Calkins
Abington
Douglass
Boson
Kelton
Petersham
Cowee
West Boylston
Packard
Conway
Porter
Agawam
Crocker
Bridgewater
Downing
North Brookfield
Burr
Worth
Parsons
Greenfield
Peters
Crawford
Watertown
Reidy
Lyon
Crosby
Attleboro
Clark
Lee
Batchelder
Coleman
Howard
Clinton
Thrasher
Fitchburg
Shirley
Marblehead
Gibbs
Brookline
Mason
Taunnton
Woodman
Medway
Everett
Chelsea
Chase
Millbury
Hanson
Brockton
Waterman
Taunton
Gale
Russell
Worcester
Powers
Malden
Smart
Lawrence
Severance
Lynn
North Attleboro
Hall of
Williamstown
Fisher
Amherst
Winslow
Norwood
Grant
Trow
Salem
Morse
Marlboro
Sanderson
Moriarty
Quirk
Hathaway
Heenan
James
Merriam of
Blaney
Federal Relations
Mills of
Fall River
Day of
Blackstone
Fuller
Springfield
Baldwin
Estes of
Tague
Farrar
Foss
Cottage City
McClain
Rockport
Bailey
Plymouth
Newburyport
Lowell
Dooling
Holyoke
Smith
Gloucester
Ashley
Acushnet
Stocker
Beverly
Gardner
Nantucket
Francis
New Bedford
Hammond
Hoag
McManus
Pervere
Wellfleet
Light
Hyde Park
Brown
Concord
Cummings
Merrimac
Andrews
Mills
Estey
Perry
Natick
Clancy
Labor
Estes
Falvey
Hall
Davis
Bleiler
Feneno
Boutwell
Harding
Orange
Rowell
Huntress
White
Winchendon
Skillings
Bradley
Frederick
Methuen
Maxwell
Odlin
Andover
Washburn
Grimes
Reading
Neill
Shattuck
Hatfield
Hanover
Rogers
Sudbury
Keenan (James
Newbury
Nourse
Westboro
Dobbins
Hosmer
Billerica
Gallison
Franklin
Johnson
Denvil
Callendar
Pierce
Ayer
Bradford
Southbridge
Livermore
Spencer
McClellan
Grafton
Quint
de Beedle
Whittlesey
Pittseld
State House
Pittsfield
Stanley
Mayo
Montague
Coombs
Whidden
Waltham
Morierty
Hoyt
Kennedy
Cooke
Milford
Rourke
Wakefield
Emerson
Anthony
Adams
Joselyn
Peme
Leominster
Bartlett
Chandler
Bosworth
Whideen
O'Toole
Lockhart
Barnstable
Woodbury
Hopkinton
Stevens
Dracut
Marden
Stoneham
Howe
Hudson
Mellen
Great Barrington
Peabody
Rice
Norton
Buntin
Swampscott
Pratt
Middleboro
Haverhill
McCarthy
Hayes
Well
George
Evans
Myers
Milton
Manchester
Winchester
Stone
Dubuque
Addis
Northampton
Bouve
Atwill
Magen
North Adams
Ways and Mears
Wellesley
Kenetick
Palmer
Groton
T. F Keenan
Thompas
Quincy
Dean
Waite
Medord
Tales
Speaker
Melrose
Traves
Kenefick
King
Dennis
Massachusetts Press Association Dine Gives 28th Reported
About 180 members and guests attended the twenty eighth annual dinner of the Massachusetts Press Association at the United States Hotel. Governor Walcott Curtis Guild Jr Mrs M A Ward and J O Hayden attended prior to a business meeting that elected officers and adopted resolutions urging fair treatment for newspaper publishers in court and thanking legislators and public men for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Press Association
United States Hotel
Governor Walcott
Curtis Guild, Jr
M. A. Ward
New England Women’s Press Association
J. O. Hayden
New England Suburban Press Association
Benjamin Anthony
New BS Bedford
Ernest H. Pierce
Revere
Alexander Starbuck
Waltham
A. C. Dowse
Boston
R. S. Barrows
West Roxbury
George W. Prescott
Quincy
Harwood B. Smith
Rockland
J. S. Parker
Arlington
George H. Proctor
Gloucester
Massachusetts
Senate
Commonwealth
Somerset Club Whiskey Reign Claimed as Unmatched
A bold claim asserts no whiskey can surpass the famed Somerset Club spirit. The note centers on the club’s renowned reputation and its standing among connoisseurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Club
Seeley Dinner Dressing Room Allegations Reported
Testimony describes a sequence in which Miss Routt and Miss Renwood were present in a dressing room at a famous Seeley dinner. Claims include a man cutting a dress strap, embarrassing behavior, and girls being mauled and tossed. Miss Routt asserts possible undressing in the room while Miss Renwood details Captain Chapman entering and Routt presenting only an undervest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Renwood
Scandal at Seeley dinner with Little Egypt dance
New York reports from January 11 detail the Seeley dinner at Sherry's where Little Egypt and other performers faced cross examination over alleged indecent acts. Witnesses describe tights, gauze skirts, signs on costumes, and monetary arrangements while guarding privacy and propriety amid public outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
the Battery
North River
Bowery
Little
Egypt
Little Egypt
Cora Routt
Colonel James
Seeley
Sherry’s
Miss Warren
Miss Renwood
Santa Claus
Mr. Seeley
Annabelle Moore
Moore
Annabelle
William 8. Moore
Chapman
Hart
Mr. Moore
Sherry
Contested Will Case Over Col lamore Estate
The Probate Court heard the John H. Collamore will dispute before Judge Grant. The estate exceeds 500000 with 76000 left to Masonic orders. Neph ew and nieces seek to vacate gifts claiming unsound mind. several witnesses defend soundness. Case adjourned to Monday Feb 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Collamore
Grant
Collamore
Charles F. Liffler
Freeman C. Hersey
Boston
A. Morey
Schofield
Funeral of Rev. Edward H. Clexton in South Boston
The body lay in state at St Augstines Church South Boston last night with thousands viewing it. A guard of honor stood by the catafalque. Funeral services were held at 10 this morning at St Augstines Church with burial in St Augstines Cemetery. It was described as possibly the largest funeral ever held in South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward HE. Clexton
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
Guard of Honor
St. Augustine’s Cemetery
Ivory and Bell case heard at Old Bailey in London
The Edward J. Ivory alias Edward Bell dynamite conspiracy case was presented at the Central Criminal Court Old Bailey for the first time after prior Bow Street hearings. Recorder Sir Charles Bell told the grand jury it would likely find a true bill against the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward J. Ivory
Edward Bell
Glasgow
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Bow Street
Charles Bell
Runaway horse injures Richard McDonald on Atlantic Avenue
Richard McDonald aged 66 of 8 Charter Street was knocked down by a runaway horse owned by Johnson and Co of 1691 2 Essex Street and driven by George S Bradford on Atlantic Avenue near India Street yesterday afternoon. He sustained injuries to his head and right arm and was taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McDonald
Charter Street
Johnson & Co
Essex Street
George S. Bradford
Atlantic, Avenue
India Street
McDonald
Honeymoon Arrest Sparks Larceny Charge in Brooklyn
Mrs Matilda Ackley, bride, is arrested for larceny after allegedly stealing a gold hunting watch and other jewelry valued at 150. Her sister Miss Emma Hancke filed the complaint. The couple quarled at the station as Ackley and Paul Ackley were involved in a dramatic farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Matilda Ackley
Paul Ackley
Paul
Tillie
Captain Early
Emma Hancke
Brooklyn
Brothers' deadly duel ends in death near Crawfordsville
John and David Warris, two brothers, fought a pistol duel over a woman in Crawfordsville Fra. The combat ended with David mortally shot and John badly wounded. Mrs Warris watched from the veranda as the tragedy unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Fra
John
David Warris
John Warris
David
Vooodoo Killed Her in Trenton Insane Asylum Case
Emma Vanderveer, a New Brunswick resident, died at the New Jersey Insane Asylum in Trenton after a rival colored woman allegedly dosed her with a dark liquid. Emma complained of a headache, grew mad after ingesting the mixture believed to be alcohol and chloroform, and died two days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emma Vanderveer
New Brunswick
New Jersey Insane Asylum
Trenton
Emma
Catholic Alumni Club selects slate for next meeting
The nominating committee reports the Catholic Alumni Club slate with President Dr William A Dunn Vice Presidents Judge John H Burke Edward A McLaughlin Secretary James A Dorsey Treasurer Dr John C Bassidy and an executive committee including Hon Owen A Galvin John P Leahy J E B Burke Augustine L Rafter Thomas B Lawler and John D Drum. This will be the only list voted for at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Alumni Club
William A. Dunn
John H. Burke
Edward A. McLaughlin
James A. Dorsey
John C. Bassidy
Owen A. Galvin
John P. Leahy
J. E B. Burke
Lawrence
Augustine L. Rafter
Thomas B. Lawler
Worcester
John D. Drum
Funeral for Benjamin B Calef at Trinity Church
The funeral for Benjamin B Calef is today at noon from Trinity Church. Loyal Legion handles arrangements with Troop A of the First Battalion Cavalry providing bearers. Taps by Henry, Legion bugler, and The Lost Chord with choir and organ conclude the Legion’s hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Calef
Trinity Church
Loyal Legion
Cavalry
Henry
Legion
Boston University Board Adopts Resolutions on Death and Law School Dedication
At the annual meeting the Boston University board of trustees adopted resolutions of regret on General Walker's death and also approved resolutions dedicating the Boston University Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University Board of Trustees
Walker
Boston University Law School
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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MSS
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Warren
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Fifth Avenue
Captain Chapman
Tenth Avenue
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Miss Mortimer
Rosin
Mafla Specialty
C.E. Davis
Optician
Park Square
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Ake
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Father Clexton
Officer Gould
Hancock Square
John Dowd
Main Street
Gould
Division 15
Ivory and the Old Bailey
Harry Bebro
Harry J. Bebro
Superior Criminal Court
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Indianapolis
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Bedcham
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