Saunders Will Lead Referendum Fight In Boston Subway Bill
In Boston, Saunders shifts to lead the referendum battle on the subway bill as amendments flow from lawmakers including Schofield and Carey. The debate centers on a 20 to 35 year term for street use and labor provisions, with votes expected after a long session.
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Saunders
Congress
Boston
Schofield of
Malden
Schofield
Committee On Metropolitan Affaires
House
Nickerson
Dedham
J. W. Kimball
Carey
Haverhill
McNary
Tremont Street
Albany
Sein
Bostor Elevated Company
Lord George Hamilton Praises American Locomotives and Bridges
London report shows Lord George Hamilton Indian secretary defends American engines and bridges in a letter to Sir Alfred Hickman. He argues American practices improve quality and price, cites fuel efficiency and load power, and urges British engineers to consider American methods despite past criticism.
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London
George Hamilton
House of Commons
Alfred Hickman
British Iron Trades Association
Aer Conan
Tisos & Beeb
Indalan Tall- Fong
Anak
Bri
Cher
Aa Fediway
Wreeke
Meérica
Wratlavsle
Emntra Celles Soconmatices Sncalaes
Tnndla
Temie
George Samt Ton
Concentrata
Shoroua H Iit
General Martin Illness improves at home
Water Commissioner General A. P. Martin, long ill at home, was reported last night to be much improved. He remains convalescent, keeping to his house but not bedridden, with family and his physician hopeful for full recovery despite the summer heat.
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A. P. Martin
Martin
Senate Adjourns After Brief Prayer Session
The House and Senate held short sessions yesterday with about a dozen members present in the Senate. After a prayer, the Senate adjourned to meet Monday at 11 o'clock.
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House
Senate
Boston House Adopts Voting Machines and Wharf Bill
In a short session the House, with fewer than sixty members, passed the voting machine bill authorizing city funding and the South Bay Wharf and Terminal Company bill from the Senate. The drainage committee’s adverse report on Middleboro sewage disposal was accepted, and several committee reports on hospital care, street widening, and the Wolcott memorial exercises were received.
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Myers
Boston
South Bay Wharf and Terminal Company
Senate
Charles EB. Grinnell
Middleboro
Thomas N. Hart
Boston City Hospital
Salem D. Charles
Walter Street
Arnold Arboretum
Ways and Means
Wolcott
Clergy feud flares over Christian Science letters
The Rev A C eathally Dixon challenged Far toa tie ou Sanyo chtuah near the 28 Cnnard Week for sux tomNe Tow. He said he would address Farlow's creed from his pulpit next week and would not discuss others' remarks about Christian Science.
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A. C. Eathally Dixon
Science Orn
Ie Porcis
Farlow
Ares
Buerer
Sterday
Divine
Highland Avenue
Dixon
Quips on stockings and devotion from two papers
The Chicago Record recounts Mrs. Reuben Necke recalling a failed shopping trip in rain and a jokey remark on stockings. The Baltimore American quotes a playful flirtation where a suitor pledges devotion and a clever woman nudges him toward a social chance with a magnate.
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Reuben Necke
Chicago
One Explanation in Baltimore Dining Scene
The shy damsel with the unsuspecting escort dines at a restaurant and orders nearly everything on the menu except bread and butter. She asks if her actions are a bet, while the poor man checks his dollar and thirty cents and laughs feebly asking if she is truly performing this for a wager.
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Baltimore American
Plage Mayor Appoints Acting City Treasurer and Auditor
Mayor Hart names City Auditor Dodge acting treasurer and Deputy Auditor Mitchell acting auditor. Experts Chase and Stewart audit the books. City branches meet for resolutions on services. Flag at half mast for late treasurer. Possible successor names include J Adams Brown and Charles H Allen. Salary for treasurer 6000 with sinking fund 700. appointment may last six months and face confirmation hurdles. Funeral for the late treasurer set for 3 PM at J W Belches residence in Brookline.
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Hart
Dodge
Mitchell
Messrs. Chase
Stewart
Ore
Turner
J. Adams Brown
Central National Bank
Charles H. Allen
Allen
Boston Sinking Fund Commissioners
J. W. Belches
Winsor Road
Brookline
Annual MIT Alumni Tech Reception Recalls Lessons
The MIT Association hosted its annual reception for graduating alumni. President Oy spoke on valuable lessons and offered guidance for those about to embark on their careers. Desmonditz Gerald shared humorous reminiscences of college life and notable film references.
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M. I. T. Association
Ee Ang
Welco
Oy Association
Anitohett
Mae
Desmonditz Gerald
Corporan
Martha Hichborn to wed James G. Blaine in June
Washington reports arrangements for the marriage of Miss Martha Hichborn daughter of Rear Admiral Hichborn to James G. Blaine. The ceremony will be at Admiral and Mrs Hichborns home on June 4 with Rev. Dr. Radcliffe officiating. Gifts include silver services and bric brac. The couple will honeymoon three months and sail from New York June 6.
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New York
Vivian Sartoris
U. 8. Grant
Archibald Balfour
London
England
Kent
Washington
Martha Hichborn
Hichborn
James G. Blaine
Hichbornesday
Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Blainé
Watermelon Season Opens Amid Market Cheer
Yesterday the watermelon season was declared open with market sellers offering melons at about 1.75 a piece. Citizens gathered at the market to buy fruit and celebrate the start of the seasonal harvest amid a festive mood and strong interest from passersby.
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U. S. Grant
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Sartoris
A. °.Rant
Lord George Hamilton
A.C. Dixon
D. D
Henry
Turners
G. H. Allen
Branswick
President Pritchett
Blaine
Abbey
Abbey Ee Effervescent Salt Co
Street
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