Democrats Fail to Elect Leader Amid Senate and House Actions
The Massachusetts House failed to elect a chairman as John Fenton and John L. Kelly started temporary leadership duties. John F. Sheehan and John H. Ponce led the race, with sessions detailing party rules, petitions, and prison industry appropriations of 685000 debated and tabled.
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Becket
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Boston
Medfield Insane Asylum
Sherborn
Boston Park Commissioners
Revere
Danvers
Highway Commission
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Salem
Newburyport
Salisbury
Newton Police Court
Justices of the Peace
New York
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Rhode Island
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Holyoke
John H. Ponce
Cambridge
John J. Fenton
Ward 19
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Paine Fails to Recognize Suspect Thieves at Police Headquarters
Newell Paine Roxbury druggist visited police headquarters with Chief Inspector Watts to view photographs of men under arrest in Philadelphia. Paine examined the images for his alleged attackers in a recent cruel assault and robbery but could not identify any.
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Roxbury
Watts
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Hotel Clarendon Reopens Under New Manager
The Hotel Clarendon reopened last night under Mr. Andrew Andersson with about a thousand well wishers. Flowers from local donors, a Sweden and United States themed piece, and new modern fittings marked the renovation. Andersson plans table d hote dinners, new office layout, and baths in many rooms, with Boynton’s Orchestra performing through the evening.
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Sol Bacharach
Sweden
United States
J. F. Garrasson
C. J. Horner
D. O. Slettingren
Harry
Moragne Arrested for Larceny of Shoes from Smith’s Store
Basil Moragne aged 23 of 31 Harwich Street was arrested after noon yesterday for larceny of property valued at 155 dollars. He allegedly took twenty five pairs of imported shoes worth seven dollars each from Elmore H. Smith at 322 Boylston Street while working as a porter.
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Elmore H. Smith
Boylston Street
Moragne
Smith
Annual Pine Tree State Club Banquet at the Vendome
The Pine Tree State Club held an elegant banquet at the Hotel Vendome with about 20 members and several distinguished guests including Governors Llewellyn Powers of Maine and Roger Wolcott of Massachusetts. President Prentiss Cummings chaired the reception and program, with letters of regret from John D. Long and remarks praising Maine leaders and the club's ties to both states.
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Boston
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Commonwealth
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Scotland
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Cincinnati
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Washington
Judge Folsom
Seth P. Smith
Augustus Rust
Charles K. Nichols
Wilfred A. French
James Gardiner White
George P. Field
Retail Grocers Dine at seventeenth annual night off
About 200 Boston grocers gathered at the Quincy House for the seventeenth annual night off. President Morrison lauded a prosperous year and predicted even better times ahead as speakers praised the trade and its public benefits. Curtis Guild Jr spoke on expanding markets for American products.
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Communion of Good Fellowship
Morrison
Bates
House of Representatives
Curtis Guild
Chauncey Depew
Massachusetts
State House
Curtis Guild, Jr
Home Talent Afternoon Opens Under New N E W P A Chair
The New England Woman's Press Association began its term with a Home Talent Afternoon at Parker House from 4 to 6 pm. New president Mrs. Gosse introduced her predecessor Mrs. May Alden, and featured speaker Mrs. Margaret J. Magennis.
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Emerald Isle
Castle
Magennis
America
Barry
Robert Browning
Clara L. Shedd
Jeanne Bond Chaloner
New England
Kennebec
Walter L. Chaloner
Bigelow
Mary Lincoln
A. E
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Gosse
Parker House
Catholic Foresters Ball Hosts 150 At Berkeley Hall
Constantine Court No. 49 M C GO F held its twelfth annual ball at Berkeley Hall with about 150 couples attending. Choate's Orchestra performed 8 to 9 pm, led by D A Sullivan and his wife in the grand march, among many guests listed by name.
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Berkeley Hall
Choate
D. A. Sullivan
W. J. Goslin
Jady
M. J. Denehy
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Fourth annual Hall of the Wheelmen held in Paul Revere Hall
The Metro politan Wheelmen hosted their fourth annual event in Paul Revere Hall last night drawing over 200 couples. Arthur T. Otis served as floor director with guests including Captain A. D. Peck and H. E. Morine of the Massachusetts B. C. and Captain W. B. B. Files. Many members and their companions attended, listing numerous individuals in attendance.
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Paul Revere Hall
Arthur T. Otis
A. D. Peck
H. E. Morine
Massachusetts B. C
W. B&b. Files
A. T. Otis
A. G. Frot
Marie Green
Nellie Dunn
Tillie Sumner
Lena Campbell
Effie Campbell
Jennie Powers
F. C. Jaeger
Jaeger
Milier
Brookline Firemen’s Relief Concert Draws 400 Couples
The twelfth annual concert and hall event of the Brookline Firemen's Relief Association drew about 400 couples. An eye catching painting of a burning building, framed by an American flag, greeted guests above the stage while the greenery filled the set. Chief George H. Johnson led the grand march with his wife, followed by John H. Hutchins and wife and about seventy five couples.
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John H. Hutchins
Ives Beats Sutton in High Stakes Chicago Billiards Match
Frank Ives defeated George Sutton 400 to 160 in a Chicago billiards card noted for its technical display. Ives led early, faced a late comeback by Sutton, and secured victory with a late burst, marking the first tourney game where the bank winner also won.
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Frank Ives
George Sutton
Ives
Sutton
Napoleon
Marker Matthews
Frank
Page Ives
Catton Defeats Spinks In Balk Line Match
Catton defeated Spinks 260 to 249 in the third game of the 18 inch balk line tournament at Chicago. Spinks held early momentum after beating Schaefer, but Catton surged in the eighteenth inning with a 30 point run to clinch the win.
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Catton
Spinks
Schaefer
Century Prizes for College Graduates
The Century magazine offers three annual prizes of 250 dollars each for graduates of US colleges. The awards cover best metrical writing, best essay in biography history or literary criticism, and best story, with word counts specified. Entries due by June 1 after graduation, submitted under pen name with a separate envelope containing real name and address.
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Century Magazine
United States
Century Company
Union Square
New York
Pension for incapacitated Patrolman Clarendon Gray
General Order No 48 announced last night that Patrolman Clarendon W Gray of Division 3, after nineteen years of service, is pronounced incapacitated and placed on the pension roll.
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Clarendon W. Gray
East Boston Family Nearly Succumbed to Gas Leak
Eight people eight including five children nearly suffocated by illuminating gas leaking from a sewer and gas pipe near 368 Maverick Street East Boston. James N Pero and lodger William Ring saved and revived by neighbors after a morning emergency. Gas company crews digged up street and shut off gas.
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Boston
James N. Pero
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Ring
John Hankard
East Boston Gas Company
Long Wharf Company declares higher dividends and adds dock expansion
At a Long Wharf Company meeting a $100,000 surplus was noted and dividends raised from 4 to 5 percent per year. Proposals include adding a new story to the shed end to house customs and immigration staff. The report covers arrivals and maritime movements including the Borderer, a full-rigged ship, various schooners, tug operations, and dock dredging plans near East Boston and the Hoosac Tunnel docks.
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Valentia
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Great Clothing Sale Clears Store Stock Under Court Receiver
Godfrey Morse, appointed receiver for Spitz Bros. & Mark at 67 and 63 Summer Street, launches a large clearing sale of over a quarter of a million dollars in fine clothing. The sale draws widespread public interest for bona fide bargains and substantial savings on high quality apparel.
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Spitz Bros. & Mark
Summer Street
Godfrey Morse
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