Senate delays mill investigation bill amid party politics
The Senate postpones Flynn’s bill for a mill strike investigation to Friday as Democrats decide on leadership. House debates include licensing standards for milk dealers, park taxation abatements, railroad stock purchases, and public works funding while Governor Wolcott makes nominations. There is focus on the Boston & Maine railroad bill and its financial implications for the system and its customers.
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Senate
Flynn
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Boston
Bate Court
Free Public Library Commission
Berkshire & Hudson River Railroad
Examiner of Insurance
State Board of Health
South Hadley
Charles
Neponset
State School Fund
State Board of Education
General Court
McCarthy and Innes
Maine
Newton
Wolcott
House
Favorite Prescription praised by grateful mother
A letter from a family cites dramatic recovery after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for persistent menstrual flow and cough. The signer notes weight gain from eighty seven to about one hundred pounds, declares the patient cured, and endorses the doctor as a trusted authority in women's diseases. The message highlights free professional advice by mail and promotes the prescription as uniquely designed by an educated physician.
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Pierce
Thirteen Aldermen and Board Leadership Debate
Representative Innes of Ward 10 drafts a bill for thirteen candidates per party and thirteen elected aldermen with a chairman chosen by the body. In the House Democrats postpone leadership choice, delaying any nomination to avoid factional strife and potential discord.
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Innes
Ward 10
Board of Aldermen
Deadlock Eases In Legislature On McCarthy Bill
Conference planned after House and Senate deadlock over referral of the McCarthy aldermanic bill. Representatives Blaney Washburne and Saunders chosen by the House. Aimed move is reference to the election law and metropolitan affairs committee in joint session. Earlier, archbishop petitions for corporate status drew alarm but was defeated then revived and enacted in subsequent activity.
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Committee On Railroads
Norning
Boston & Maine
William A. Coolidge
Boston Board of Aldermen
House
Senate
McCarthy
Blaney
Boston
Washburne
Worcester
Saunders
Springfield
Haile
Henry S. Dickinson
George A. Denison
N. D. Winter
Zola Defense in Dreyfus Case Sparks Finance War
Emile Zola faces prosecution over defending Dreyfus, with supporters plotting a nationwide boycott of his works. They claim Rothschilds and major Jewish banks will back his cause, while Zola asserts government error and vows to reveal the full Dreyfus affair history.
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Paris
Emile Zola
Captain Dreyfus
France
Zola
Dreyfus
Renan
Christ
Zolaan
Dean's Ointment Promises Instant Eczema Relief
An advertisement asserts that eczema anywhere on the body is instantly relieved and permanently cured by Dean's Ointment, calling it the sovereign remedy for skin itchiness.
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Dean
Catholic Union Silver Jubilee Draws Leading Prelates
Catholic demonstration marks the silver jubilee of the Catholic Union with Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Corrigan and Mgr Martinelli among speakers. Banquet at Hotel Vendome February 16 will feature eminent clergy, lay leaders, and cable despatches from the Pope’s circle.
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Catholic Union
John H. Burke
United States
Williams
Cardinal Gibbons
Martinelli
Corrigan
New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
Mer. Conaty
Catholic University At
Washington
Joseph T. Daly
Catholic Club of
John J. Delany
Northwest
Ireland
New England
Henry L. Richards
Georgetown University
Boston
P. A. Collins
Joseph H. O'Neil
Thomas J. Gargan
Joseph D. Fallon
Thomas Dwight
John G. Blake
Hotel Vendome
America
W. Bourke Cochran
Daly
Massachusetts
Boston Theatres Buzz With Varied Touring Bill
Multiple acts and stars fill Boston theatres next week with Anna Held in The Cat and the Cherub, Miss Held’s return to local audiences, Lillian Russell and others, plus farces, burlesques, and Shakespearean drama at the Grand Opera House and Bowdoin Square Theatre.
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Anna Held
Boston
Miss Held
Lillian Russell
Della Fox
Jeff de Angel
Park Theatre
Heart of
Charles M. Towle
Bud Snyder
Keith
Marie D. Shotwell
Cumberland
Lizzie Derious Daly
Grand Opera House
Howard
W. B. Watson
Ikey Levy
Solomon Guards
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Lothrop
Grand Theatre
Alio
Thomas and Watson
Grace Atwell
Columbus, Ohio
Annie Blanche
Henry C. Miner
James A. Herne
Hollis
Museum
Columbia
Robert Mantell
Louis Cyr
Austin & Stone
Sam T. Jack
The
Palace
Zoo
Bostaire
Harvard Opera Comique
Eden Musee
Shakspere
Mr. Keene
Salvini
Richard
Richelieu
Louis
Mr. Hanford
Iago
Lucia Moore
Desdemona
Lawrence Lowell
Cassie
Louis XI
Julius Cesar
Harvard English Professor Involved In Clock Incident
Barret Wendell of Harvard, teaching English 8, reportedly slammed three clocks against a wall in a lecture room after disturbances by students. He declined to discuss the matter publicly, calling it private and of little importance, and later destroyed a drafted statement to the press.
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Wendell
Worker killed in mill belt accident at Guwerin Spinning Mill
In Woonsocket Rhode Island on January 26 Andrew Serfais was instantly killed after his clothing was caught in a belt and his body was flung around a shaft in the scouring room of the Guwerin Spinning Mill.
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Woonsocket, R. IL
Andrew Serfais
Guwerin
A.L. Holmes Starts Extended Mexico Tour Tomorrow
Mr A L Holmes of C H Robinson & Co receives a special traveling case from firm employees before beginning an extended Mexico tour via Havana Cuba. He travels from Dock Square Gaston. The gift marks a cheerful send off for the journey.
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A. L. Holmes
C. H. Robinson & Co
Dock Square
Gaston
Mexico
Havana
Cuba
Water as future homesteads hinge on supply
Frederick H. Newell of the U S Geological Survey addressed Boston engineers at Tremont Temple. He argued vast western public land remains unproductive due to water shortages and irrigation needs, stressing stream measurements as essential to future settlement and land use.
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Frederick H. Newell
United States Geological Survey
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
United States
Alaska
Consumers' Brewing Company Uplifts Plant and Profits in Annual Meet
The Lowell brewery group completed a new ale plant addition costing about 150000 dollars and plans to raise total capital stock to 500000 dollars. President Joyce reported a prosperous year with strong gains across departments. The old board was re-elected and a 4 percent semi annual dividend declared. Attendees included visitors from Bos pop Lawrence Manchester and Fitchburg.
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Lowell
Consumers’ Brewing Company
Joyce
Bospop
Lawrence
Manchester
Fitchurg
Pullman Sleeping Car To Run Under Erie Boston Line
The Pullman tourist sleeping car from Boston every Wednesday will run under the Erie & Boston line starting Feb 1 with Frank Priest named travelling passenger agent based at 268 Washington Street Boston. The service previously advertised by Judson & Co. on a Chicago route now aims to serve Western connections from Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Boston
Fitchburg Railroad
Judson & Co
Chicago
Erie & Boston
Cincinnati
Frank Priest
Washington Street
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Watson and Dupre
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CRAND
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Joseph Holland
Mat. Sauwday
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