Federal Relations Committee Opposes Douglas Tariff Plan
The Federal Relations Committee split Governor Douglas's tariff recommendations into four parts and will hear each separately. Louis A. Hamlin and Col A. C. Drinkwater attended for the Governor while F. W. Clark spoke as a leather manufacturer supporting hearings on free hides. Charles S. Hamlin urged an industrial commission and swift action to repeal duties on hides and coal, arguing Massachusetts should press Congress to reflect public sentiment.
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Mayor's loan proposal sparks stormy hearing in city council
The city committee on cities sent back Collins' bill to draft a reduced annual debt appropriation after a heated session. Lyman Bigelow opposed the 1 million per year for three years, noting prior pledges and criticizing the 40 cent per thousand clause. Joseph Corbett and R Clipston Sturgis supported the measure amid a broader debate on schoolhouse needs and aldermanic voting requirements.
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Boston Law Department
Joseph J. Corbett
R. Clipston Sturgis
Thomas N. Hart
Mr. Bigelow
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Referendum Bill Filed in Massachusetts Legislature
Henry Sterling of Boston asks the Legislature to pass a referendum bill enabling questions of public policy to be submitted to voters. The bill would require written petitions signed by 10 percent of city or town voters or 5 percent of Commonwealth voters, with election officers duty bound to place the question on the next general or special election following the petition.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Chemistry Student Sparks Hair Comment Exchange
In a playful classroom moment Mr Fizz notes a chemistry student's remark about a classmate's hair. Miss Whiz asks for identity and Mr Fizz confirms the student is from the chemistry cohort.
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Jerome Asks Miller Pardon in Albany Action
District Attorney Jerome asked Governor Higgins to pardon William Miller who was convicted in the 5290 percent Franklin syndicate case. Governor Higgins said he would consider the application as Miller testified for the State in the Colonel Bob Ammon case.
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Hotel Chimney Fire Sparks Street Commotion
Fire broke out in the upper section of Young's Hotel chimney around seven last night. Chemical Company 1 responded with hoses and extinguished the flames, ending the smoky disturbance in the street.
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Food For Thought Quarrel Reveals Hidden Motives
Greene and Browne share a sharp exchange after a long period without dispute. Greene cites her generosity as the quiet reason. Browne counters that his own nature kept peace, exposing differing perceptions of their marriage dynamics.
Man Emerges From Ash Barrel Sleepy in East Boston Court
Alexander Gutthro slept in an ashhouse behind Dr. E J Keir residence on Saratoga Street. Officers Herdman and Small freed him after banging the barrel to pieces. The court placed the case on file, finding no deliberate infraction.
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Notables at wedding of Dr. Morgan Dixs daughter
Miss Catherine Margaret Dix daughter of Rev Dr Morgan Dix was married today at Trinity Church to William H Wheelock the ceremony performed by the bridegroom father assisted by Rev Mr Manning A reception followed at the rectory with guests including Miss Alice Roosevelt Mr and Mrs John Jacob Astor Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson
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Reading
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John C. Phillips
Lucius M. Sargent
John C. Gray
James W. Bartlett
Two Worcester Men Injured in Quarry Blast
Worcester today reports Michael Lombard foreman and Patrick Ceffe laborer badly hurt by a premature dynamite explosion at Millstone quarry. Ceffe is in dangerous condition with severe facial and body injuries.
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Knox Elected to the Senate in Pennsylvania
Philander C. Knox was elected United States Senator to fill both the short and long terms after the death of Senator Quay. Democrats backed State Senator J. K. P. Hall. A Democrat resolution to investigate Knox’s appointment by the Governor failed to pass in the Senate.
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Prisoner’s 16 year old escapes a yard leap to wed her pursuer
Michlinia Dilugio, 16, who jumped 30 feet to escape last Thursday, was married today to Giovanni Romeo. Romeo, held on $1000 bail, was arrested last Saturday after being kept under cover. The mother relented, saying she would drop the complaint if the marriage goes ahead.
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Lodge and Crane Elected Senators In Massachusetts
The Legislature yesterday elected two U S Senators Henry Cabot Lodge to a six year term and Winthrop Murray Crane to fill the unexpired Hoar term. Several Democrats abstained or failed to vote and one Republican was unrecorded. John D Long sent a note urging Hingham support and a voter urged not to back him.
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Tinkham May Fight Boston Political Contest
Republicans in Boston push for control of the city committee presidency amid fears Democrats may clash over the mayoralty candidate. Incumbent Alderman Fred H. Bolton faces ex-Senator Perlie A. Dyar with Eugene N. Foss discussed as a potential mayoral nominee if Dyar wins the presidency.
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Boston petition seeks abolition of transit board
John J. Collins of Boston asked the Legislature to abolish the Boston Transit Commission and transfer its powers to the City of Boston Board of Street Commissioners.
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Compromise candidate eyed for Bolton seat in city politics
Judge Dewey leads a potential bid as Bolton's successor with George Holden Tinkham named as a likely compromise choice. Tinkham, familiar with City Hall and business circles, could secure broad support for war views and campaign funding. Some Republicans prefer avoiding conflict, noting Boston and statewide Democrats loom large.
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Bolton
George Holden Tinkham
State Agency Seeks 3000 for Birds Study Report
The House considered an appropriation of 3000 to fund a special report on the birds of the Commonwealth. The State Board of Agriculture would prepare and print the study for lawmakers and the public. Representative Jewett of Worcester is involved.
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Bradley Plan Aims to Require Petitions for License Votes
In the House yesterday a petition by George H. Bradley introduced a bill to bar license vote on equor licenses unless 10 percent of city voters or 15 percent of town voters petition for the measure at least 30 days before election. The vote cannot be reconsidered for the year and requires another petition to be placed again.
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George H. Bradley
Site Purchased for New County Courthouse in Salem
Essex county commissioners authorized by the State Legislature to spend 50 000 for a site for a new county courthouse purchased four estates on Federal street and three on Bridge street adjoining the present courthouse. The new building will cost 250 000 to erect.
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Volunteer Harbor Masters Ball Set for Feb 15 at Berkeley Hall
Volunteer Harbor No 4 of the American Association of Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels announces its ninth annual ball to be held Wednesday evening February 15 at Berkeley Hall. Members include noted navigators and crew from merchant vessels along the Atlantic and crews from the palatial steamboats that visit the harbor each summer season.
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