Senate clash over appropriations and safety at State House
Senator Maccabe presses for cuts in state spending while Senator Hutchinson and others defend committee work. The debate focuses on the Concord Reformatory, Bridgewater asylum funds, and a call to table bills until chairman Bradford returns. A later report urges action on Senate Chamber safety amid building concerns.
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Maccabe
Bradford
Committee On Ways and Means
East Boston
Hutchinson
Boston
Senate
Senator Bradford
Senaor Hutchinson
Boston Common Council
Suffolk
Hampden
Senator Maccabe
State School For Girls
Ways and
Reformatory
Concord
Almshouse
Tewksbury
Prison For Women
Sherborn
Medfield Insane Asylum
Concord Reformatory
Senator Hutchinson
Committee On Ways and
Bridgewater
Blodgett
Worcester-Hampshire
Senate Chamber
Committee On
State House
Darling
Hyde Park
State House Construction Commission
House of Representatives
Doric Hall
Senate of Massachusetts
Revered O Reilly Honored by Total Abstinence Leaders
The Rev James T O Reilly of Lawrence president of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union received an informal reception at the United States Hotel after a five month overseas trip including a Papal audience. Attendees listed include Jeremiah J Manning T M Devens Edmund Phelan Maurice Dineen and many others from Massachusetts towns and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. O’reilly
Lawrence
Archdiocese of
Sosion
United States
Pope Leo
Father O’reilly
New York
Europe
St. Augustine’s Band
Union
P. A. McKenna
Marlboro
Edwin Mulready
Jeremiah J. Manning
East Cambridge
T. M. Devens
Boston
Edmund Phelan
Maurice Dineen
Maiden
Peter Case
Wakefield
Father O'Reilly
F. Doyle
Ie Yee
Somerville
St. Serene’ Church
South
Ellis Roche wedding brightens Catholic social circles
Catholic social circles in the area filled a brilliant wedding reception for Miss Elizabeth A Roche daughter of Mrs Katherine Roche East Boston. She was married at high ceremony expected to be completed with traditional rites.
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Elizabeth A. Roche
Katherine Roche
East
Boston
Quays Daughter Married in Washington Home
Miss Mary Quay eldest daughter of Senator M S S Quay wed Louis R Davidson of Beaver Pennsylvania at the family residence. The house was decorated with palms and pink flowers and few guests attended. After the ceremony the couple left on a tour to Florida. Wedding presents were numerous and valuable.
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William J. Ellis
Roxbury
Father Clark
Church of the Sacred Heart
East Boston
Katherine T. Roche
John Neary
Marion Street
Ellis
Sixth Street
Thomas Park
Boston
Katherine Roche
Thomas Roe
Roche
James Ellis
Grainger
Henry T. Naphen
J. D. Berran
John Coveney
John D. Hickey
Sommers
Norwich
Conn
Ambrose Pritchard
Frederick L. Wright
William Hurley
Frederick Vegelahn
Savin Hill Yacht Club
Misses Barr
Charlestown
Richard Warner
Taunton
Thomas Killerin
Marlboro
Joseph Maxwell
Wakefield
James Dee
J. A. Dorsey
George P. Shean
Annie Boles
Julia Barry
C. H. Robbinson
Timothy Connell
John Bennyson
Patrick Curry
President’s Duck Hunt Near Quantico
The President and party arrived before daybreak at Quantico Virginia for a morning duck hunt. Ducks were plentiful and the President bagged substantial game, with a renewed afternoon chase and plans to sleep aboard, awaiting return to Washington the next day.
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Quantico
Washington
Cambridge Firebug Suspected After String of Fires
A Cambridge and Somerville fire spree prompts police action. Four incendiary blazes have damaged property including Wood's Lumber Yard. Chief Casey suspects a firebug with a mania for setting fires, and a special police officer is assigned to investigate.
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Cambridge
Somerville
Wood
Post
Casey
Fire Department
Robbed His Landlady and Arrested on Larceny Charge
Walter S. Houghton, lodging at 86 Mt. Vernon street, was arrested by Inspector Walter Abbott on a charge of stealing a $150 diamond ring from his landlady Mrs. Rena I. Howland after four months in residence. Michel Decasse died from a stabbing wound inflicted by five Italians last Monday night on Battery street. The assailants fled and remain at large as police continue the case.
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Walter S. Houghton
Rena I. Howland
Mt. Vernon Street
Walter Abbott
Headquarters
Michel Decasse
Battery Street
William Levangie
Massachusetts General Hospital
North End
John L Sullivan Falls From Moving Train
A Galva dispatch reports John L Sullivan fell from the rear of a Rock Island and Peoria train traveling about thirty miles per hour between Galva and Lafayette Illinois. He was en route from Rock Island to Springfield to appear at the Opera House tonight and is not believed to be seriously hurt.
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Chicago
Galva
Ill
John L. Sullivan
Rock Island
Winter Benefit Postponed for Children’s Health Fund
The annual winter benefit for the Children’s Health Fund at Wesleyan Hall 36 Bromfield Street has been postponed to Thursday evening February 27 at the same location. Tickets issued for the former date will be valid for the rescheduled event.
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The
Children’s Health Fund For
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Mystery of a Boston Death Sparks Bangor Family Search
Walter Mills of Bangor finds his sister Mabel after a two day chase in Boston. The missing man Alfred E. Gray, 28, formerly of St. Louis and an architect, is believed dead, though no death record is found. Police and relatives scramble to verify Gray’s fate as funeral details surface in Cambridge.
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Walter H. Mills
Bangor
Mabel
Alfred EK. Gray
St. Louis
New England
Mabel Mills
Gray
Boston
C. E. Mills
Walter
Moreland Street
Boston Board of Health
Berkeley Street
Colcord
West Cottage Street
Bessie
Cambridge
Quincy Plans City Estimates Amid Quiet Political Turmoil
The mayor locks himself away to finalize city budget estimates with Private Secretary Mullen guarding the inner precinct. Names for key posts surface in rumors as McLaughlin is urged for city solicitor and Ben Wells may leave streets role if Russell resigns. The mayor attends events today and plans Monday Aldermen briefing.
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Quincy
Mullen
City Hall
Josh
John R. Murphy
Ben ‘Wells
City Solicitor
Bob- Son
Ned
McLaughlin
State House
Ben Wells
Russell
Bristol Street
Michael J. McEttrick
Jerry McCarthy
Water Department
Murphy
Carney Hospital
Columbia
Real
Young Men's Catholic Association of
Boston College
Boston Press Club Banquet Draws 200+ Journalists
More than two hundred newspaper men and guests attended the Boston Press Club annual dinner at the United States Hotel. William V. Alexander presided, with Mayor Josiah Quincy and Senator George P. Lawrence among speakers praising journalism’s public role. Henry Haynie and Stephen O’Meara also shared remarks and memories of Boston’s press.
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Boston Press Club
United States
William V. Alexander
The
Transcript
Josiah Quincy
George P. Lawrence
Senate
Henry Haynie
Paris
William Bi Smart
Post
Frank J. Bonnelle
Herald
SF Frank Rice
Charles T. Dukelow
Williams. McNary
Ralph Cracknell
Frank A. Nichols
Alexander
Lawrence
Greenhalge
Quincy
Harvard Crimson
Boston
Henry Hayme
London
America
Haynie
Europe
Stephen O'Meara
Journal
Boston Press
Revere House
Luther Holden
Bill” Smart
O’meara
Globe
M. M. Ballou
Charlie” Hurd
Everett
O'Meara
Traveler
Actors Awarded Back Pay in Grand Op House Breach Cases
Actress Annie Clarke and Annie Clarke and Miss Kate Ryan and actor Arthur Forrest won judgments from Judge Brown for back pay after the Grand Op House owner Nat B. Goodnow breached contracts by closing the theatre Nov. 24. Clarke received 750 dollars, Ryan 315, Forrest 890, covering remaining salary through the contract period.
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Judge Brown
Annie Clarke
Miss Ryan
Kate Ry
Arthur Forrest
Nat B. Goodnow
Grand Op House
Miss Clarke
Forrest
Commonwealth
Brown
New York
L. J. Vincen
Arthur
Mr. Vincent
Mr. Forrest
Civic Work in the North End draws Union dinner remarks
The Rev. Justin Tomilson addressed the Municipal Union after its monthly dinner at the United States Hotel. He described reforms in the North End, while Rep. Joshua B. Holden spoke on municipal affairs. Arrangements began for the February union meeting.
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Justin Tomilson
Municipal Union
United States
North End
Joshua B. Holden
Hurlls Host Twenty-Five Friends For Evening At Codman Hill
Mr and Mrs John C Hurll entertained about twenty five friends Tuesday evening at their home No 5 Codman Hill street. After a bountiful collation the hours were pleasantly whiled away in card playing and singing.
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John C. Hurll
Codman Hill Street
Jones and Smith on Salary Satisfaction in Brooklyn Life
Jones jokes about feeling cheap while comparing his salary to what he thinks it should be. Smith asks what he means, highlighting a discussion on pay and value in Brooklyn Life.
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Jones
Smith
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Massachusetts
Henry L. Lawrence
Massachusetts Street Railway Association
Committee On Insurance
Atwill of
Lynn
Donovan
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Robinson
Gloucester
Essex County
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Revere Rubber Company
Boston Female Asylum
Total Abstainers
Ellis—Roche
Cambridge Firebug
Chas. Green
Ette
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Goodnow
Kate Ryan
Miss Annie Clarke
Dr. Bull
Mrs. Hurll
Henry A. Marr
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