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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1895

Page

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Massachusetts Bills Costly Legislation Records

Returns filed with the Massachusetts Secretary of State detail large payments for legislative counsel and agents. The Metropolitan Water Supply bill and insurance legislation appear among the costliest measures, with items listing numerous firms and individuals paid for lobbying and related services during the session.

Massachusetts Old Bay State Legislati Frank P. Goulding Bradford Water Supply Wenatt P. Goulding Worcester Water John D. Long Division Weymouth Moore Vs Ehjeets ‘Cereals Seccesssses Edgar R. Champlin Vine James W. Stockwell L. Clemens Kee Dew Eagle Robert Southworth Frank L. Badd Mendon Pond Alfred S. Pinkerton Henry P. Moulton Bradford Johnson Pond Frank L. Ladd Bee Cereus W. B. Stevens Woburn and Stoneham An- Morglion Inc Shattuck & Munroe Nashua River

West End Wil Not Cash Unused

West End Wil declines to redeem unused funds leaving petitioners seeking guidance from city officials. The decision affects local accounts and may prompt further review of residual balances and policy rules.

West End

Transfer checks dispute reaches railroad commission

The West End Railway refuses to redeem 8 cent transfer checks at its Milk Street office, claiming they expire and are not binding. The Rev. Albert Walkley of Brighton says he will petition the railroad commissioners for a hearing in August to seek redress for the small but accumulating losses to the public.

Caine George P Richardson Lowell- Andover RGD Coomne i Robert Epath Vier Young Henry Fales Division Medway Strout & Coolidge New York New Foland Ae Company Seeeeeeession, Jr New Ha Hartford Railroad Company S. Jewett Wells George H. Fernald Boston “Gaslignt Pische,quoppan & Warren, Lynn & Boston Railroad Company John D. Long Martin Wesson Bentley W. Warren J. Lewis Stackpole Mexican Central Railway Company Civip George W. Young REECE Renee M. Morse American Bell Teleone Company Esseene George S. Hale Reform School Sigan Arthur Lyman Csacescessssercececs Horace G. Allen George M Winslow & Co Charles Eka Samuel L. Powerson Boston Street Railway Company Hopkins & Bacon Metropolitan Cine Ee Areca William G. Russell Nashua Manufactur Bessa Sicac Et Parker Worcester Street Railway Sedaka Eye Ocean Mae Guatice & Munroe L. M. Harris Manufacturing Company Shattuck & Munroe Boylston Manufacturing Company Hamilton Wakeneld Water William B. Jone Springfeld Street Railway Company Arthur Tord Wouters Union Telegraphie Niles John Soopers Mutual Life Insurance Odadas Aus Vienig Ron Tieegen Charles Gallagher Oihas Dane Cb Dha Eae Thomas H. Russell James F. Sweeney Mutual Aeance Company OE Amorior Odin James FF. Sweeney Wick Barceune Aevcesces BONO Charles T. Gallagher Boston Transit Commission J. Maloney Louis G Haser Burrage H. Ben Pkler Sito Dbien Eng H. E. Merton West Bostston Enenecadss J. Otis Wardwell Massachusetts J.D D. Butlock Brookline Gas Company Bowdoin S. Parker Uxbridge Watersup- Railway Company Ceeseeeee Brackett P. Goulding Cordis Mars Ck Aecwr J. Otis Wardwell Bradford Water Wheaton de Solomon Lade Metropolitan Water Pupe Gaston Williams & Copeland Robert Southworth W. “Young Pillsbury Neponset River Arthur Lord Cape Cod Canal Reames A. Bacon William E. Russell Malden & Aaned Russell Cambridge Ainee Frank EP. Goulding West Boylston Frank J. Ladd Sévenvicen Se Sis Strout & Eae Boston Maine Frank Tadd Jonah Ieee Milton Pepe Railway Ee “Oecantetepreengal George H Arthur S. Knett Westfield Water Supply Mpany Chaste A. Russet Gloucester Harvey H. Pratt Buazard’s Bay Associa- Gas Company Chee West End Albert Walkley First Brighton Post G. Fred Williams Waikiey Flo South Boston E. C. Headle Winthrop Milk Street Walkley Legislative Committee Cummings Mr. Hyde Ofice General Management’s Department Hyde and Cummings Williams Rogers Building Messrs. Hyde Cumings Headle Railroad Commissioners

Hotels Seek Best Furnishings From Prime Supplier

The article notes that top hotels secure guest comfort through excellent management and superior food and furnishings. It highlights Messrs John H Pray Sons Co of 658 Washington St as a preferred supplier, noting their extensive work refitting Adams House Youngs Parker's in Boston and several resort properties from Maine to Massachusetts.

Taliy Price Messrs John H. Pray C. Messrs. Pray & Co

Robber Fails in State Street Hat Shot Attempt

In Lynn on State street near Market the assailant demanded ten cents and fired a shot that passed through E. W. Gregware s hat. Gregware chased the robber, knocked the revolver from his grasp, and police recovered a .22 pistol nearby. The suspect, about six feet tall and 200 pounds with a gray suit, fled toward Pleasant street.

Lynn State Street E. W. Gregware Washington Street Salem Lynn Beach Market Street Gregware Pleasant Street Boston & Maine

Mills Running as Hamilton Mills Open for Week

Mills at Hamilton in Amesbury resumed operations this morning with 22 entrants, up nine from yesterday. Workers report two operatives added since yesterday and anticipate further strike action with financial aid from New England cities. A mass meeting was held at 8 a.m. in Bahan Halls as about 1% looms reportedly run.

Amesbury Hamilton Mills New England Bahan

Boston Awash With Christian Endeavor Delegates

A vast influx of Christian Endeavor delegates converges on Boston with ten thousand travelers and eleven thousand registered by yesterday. The city braces for today’s deluge as 30,000 more are expected, with hotels, depots, and churches abuzz to welcome the guests.

Boston Monogram “Co. E Albion Union Depot Mechanics

Strike Ends at Talbots Mills in North Billerica

Lowell July 9 operatives at Talbot's Mills North Billerica vote to return to work after a five week strike. Initial 50 for and 68 against reversed to unanimous return. Committee to meet Treasurer Clark tomorrow. gates hoped open by Monday. City Council considers a commission to review the matter.

Talbot Mills Lowell Talbot's Mills North Billerica Clark

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