Exempt the Soldiers Victory in House Vote
The substitute bill to exempt soldiers and sailors from civil service exams passed the Massachusetts House 158 to 37 with six pairs after a day of debate. The session covered the oleomargarine issue, a West End bill remonstrance, and related measures including a Malden water bill and a union passenger station proposal.
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House of Representatives
House
Malden
West End
Senate
Hathorne
Boston
Belcher
Randolph
Upam
Salem
Robinson
Deate
Messrs. Pa
McEttrick
Smith
Dover
McDonough
Dresser
Medford
Benvink
Cambridge
Symonds O
Collison
Davlin
Somerville
Messrs
Cutler
Quincy
Ray
Franklin
Milliken
Judd
Holyoke
Vegas
Adama
Allen
Westport
Armington
Arnold
Atwood
Barney
Bartlett
Batchelder
Bennett
Fairhaven
Long Reading of Massachusetts House Debates on Rail and Telegraph Bills
The article lists numerous lawmakers and towns as the Massachusetts House debates a water supply bill for Malden and amendments impacting rail and telegraph issues. It notes a fourth section amendment about railings and street alterations, a new Section 15 taxing North Reading lands, and a substitute bill on telegraphic message liability. It also records a remonstrance against the West End railway consolidation and discusses preferred stock and public costs.
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Bennett
Agawam
Bennink
Boardman
Bottum
Boyden
Brady
Brandes
Bray
Breed
Briggs
Brigham
Brockbank
Brooks
Burch
Butler
Calnan
Carman
Champlin
Clark
Brewster
North Brookfield
Colby
Collison
Conant
Conlin
Conroy
Dame
Davis
Davlin
Day
Dennis
Desmond
Dillingham
Dodge
Doherty
E. J. Donovan
J. Donovan
Dresser
Medford
Eames
Fales
Norwood
Farren
Felch
Field
Finney
Fitzgerald
Flynn
Foss
Fossett
Freeman
Garfield
Fitchburg
Lynn
Garrity
Giddings
Gile
Godfrey
Goodell
Greenwood
Gunn
Gurney
Hagerty
Boston
Haggert
Southbridge
Hall
Hallett
Handy
Harlow
Harris
Hayes
Heasley
Henderson
Hersey
Hervey
Hinelitte
Hitchings
Howe
Shrewsbury
Hunt
Jaques
Jennings
Judd
Holyoke
Keane
Kearn
Aero Kennedy
Ladd
Lally
Lang
Larrabee
Leach
Loring
Lovell
Maguire
McCarthy
McCue
McDonough
Mc Ettrick
Miller
Sprinfield
Monk
Morey
Morin
Morton
Murphy
Nies
Noonan
O’brien
O’hearn
Orcutt
Pear
Peirce
Perry
Pinkerton
Post
Pousland
Pray
Provin
Quinn
Fall River
Reardon
Reynolds
Robinson
Sanderson
Savage
Scully
Sillars
Smith
Dover
Stanly
Stevenson
Stockwell
Sutton
Story
Sullivan
Symonds
Taylor
Thompson
Trail
Tucke
Turner
Upham
Salem
Waltham
Wadlin
Wales
Walker
Wardwell
Waters
Whitcher
Wilde
Wilkins
Willis
Wood
Chicopee
Woodward
Wakefield
Young
Nays
Mesers
Allen
Brown
Carpenter
Copeland
Cutler
Darling
Fish
Gamwell
Gaylord
Hamilton
Harrington
Haskell
Hathorne
Henry
Hosmer
Clinton
Kent
Chelsea
Andover
Floyd
City of
Malden
North Reading
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Haverhill
Quincy of
Quincey
West End Company
West End Railway
Senate
Metropolitan
Cambridge
South Boston
Consolidated Companies
Railroad
Boston Legislature Sets Schedule for Wednesday Actions
The House placed the West End street railway bill first on next Wednesday afternoon’s calendar. Darling moves the prohibitory constitutional amendment to second on Wednesday forenoon. Items on the calendar include engrossment actions and several measures such as the Boston & Lowell Railroad Central Massachusetts railroad bonds sinking fund, and Boston sewer extension borrowing authority.
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West End Street Railway
Jand Smeg
West End Railway
Boston
West End Street Railway Company
William Perkins
C. H. Din
D. L. Webster
Jlenny G. Pickering
Henry W. Putman
Arthur Hobart
W. R. MeKry
Henry H. Sprague
William Caleb Loring
J. Edward Hollis
Causten Browne
John Jeffries & Sons
House
Darling
Somerville
Senate
Dennis Baker
Alice E. Barnard
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Peace on Earth Meeting by American Peace Society
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe led a June gathering at the New England Woman's Club to honor the peace cause. Speakers from Melrose Malden and Quincy urged women to embrace peace, recounting Civil War sacrifices and criticizing war's cruelty.
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Julia Ward Howe
American Peace Society
New England Woman’s Club
No. 5
Park Street
Hesseltine
Melrose Woman’s Club
Sewell
Abbat Gould Woolson
Bruce
Malden
Adelaide A. Claflin
Quincy
Henry B. Blackwell
Whiting Stone
Massachusetts Eclectics Elect Officers at Twenty Seventh Session
The Eclectic Medical Society opened its 27th annual session at Revere House with Dr. J. P. Bliss presiding. Officers elected include President R A Reed Newton and others from Boston Somerville Newburyport Cambridge Charlestown Worcester Lawrence Lowell. A lunch and afternoon session featured papers on Pneumonia and Diphtheria and a discussion on treatment.
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The
Eclectic Medical Society
Revere House
J. P. Bliss
M.D
Newburyport
B. H. Burrill
Boston
E. E. Spencer
Cambridge
G. H. Merkeili
J. A. Marston
Worcester
A. L. Chase
Randolph
A. W. Fuarbish
Charles
Grand sale of genuine diamonds and watches with tea and coffee
The Traders' Tea Company opens a Boston branch at 546 Washington Street offering cans of tea or coffee with a jewelry item inside. Each can priced at $1, with many buyers listed and 21 more cases sold yesterday. Orders by mail are forwarded nationwide. price breaks: six for 5, thirteen for 10, twenty seven for 20.
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Traders’ Tea Company
Boston
Washington Street
Adams House
United States
George Fortesque
Rice’s “Mvangeline
Hollis Street Theatre
F. Overton
South Street
Hinghas
Mass
Miss E Davis
Walnut Avenue
N. Fuller
Newell Avenue
Mia
A. Clark
Roxbury
Waltham
W. J. Nash
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
J. H. Edwards
Custom House
B. E. Ball
Lineoln Club
Beachmont
A. Mowatt
Western Avenue
Lynn
Sarah Mason
G. H. Bly
Stonington
Miss A. Clark
Chelsea
A. McCloud
Brockton
H. Diman
Covat & Osborn
Pleasant Street
Fall River
A. E. Simpson
J. G. Williams
Main Street
Charlestown
Maas
County of
Middlesex
Somerville
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Beacon Street
Dickinson Street
Dickinson Place
Cook
Concord Avenue
Place
Leon Street
Dickinson and
Leon Streets
Barbour and Hodges
Alexander Dickinson
Nathan Tufts
Kirkland Street
Langmaid
Jenness
Raymond
Preston
Willard A. Bullard
Martha E. Whittemore
Alex. Dickinson
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Jones
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Shea
State Normal School
Westfield
Cheshire Railroad Company
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Revere Water
Massachusetts Central Railroad Company
Reformatory
Pinang
Suffolk
West End Land Company
A and Company
Brookline
Dorchester
East Boston
Peace ON
Earth
Mrs. Howe
New England
Woman’s Club
Massachusetts Eclectics
Jonimon Salth
Massachlosetts
FOLK
John W. McKim
Rh. Morse & CO
Kinston
Frank M. Copeland
Noves Bros., Carpenters
Toston
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Jienry R.simonds
Winchester
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Cornelius O'Brien
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Loston
Susan Priscilla Munroe
Lexington
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Joan W. McKim
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New Hampshire
Joseph Scholfield
Pinckney Street
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Totice
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Harriet Jaques
Mary Coveney
John Bb. Burke
Adm
Margarey’ S
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John H. Antcliffe
Joseph Hancock
Ezra Bartlety
Linfolk
Flora Bartlett
Adinx
Hoston
May
Lyman Abbott
Abby B. Abbott
Caroline B. Eastham
William W. Fasthas
Adiia
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GUILD
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William J. Tracy
Tracey
Swoffolk
Patrick O'Loughlin
Hioston
Samuel Hatch & Co
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Webster Streets
Marginal Street
Haynes Street
Webster Street
Fairchild Estate
Belmont
Railroad Station
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Fitchburg Station
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
8. R. Knights & CO
Cambridgeport
Cabot
Ruggles Street
Telephone
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Kirkland Streets
Baldwin Street
Alex Dickinson
First National Bank
Harrison Avenue
Oak Street
May Place
Facin May
Law
L. Foster Morse
Omice
Warren Street
Executrix
Warren St
Edgewood St
Blue Hill
Miller's Field
Betsey B. Gil
David Miller
F. D. Osgood & Son
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Wand
Leonard Street
R.L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
Corrugated Wire Co
Amer, Waltham Watch Co
Bates Mfg. Co
W. L
Say
Louisville
Maine
Cleveland
AISUC
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Natl
Revere Bank
E. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Boston & Colorado Smelting Co
Aisu
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Asso
Eagle Bank
Addax Busting Machine Co Hingham Water Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Boston & Prov
Conn
Pass. Rivers Pfd
Sant
Reeman
Sxe
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Union Pac
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Toledo
Oregon
Middlesex Horse
Nashua
Rochester
Ateb
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Y Eliot
Lyman Mills
Canton Mfg. Go
Hartford
Manchester & Lawrence
McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Assn
Cyeclorama Co
Newmarket M Fe
Freeman’s Natl
Manchester & Lawrence Rd
Bank of Commerce
Boston Gas Light Co
G. & Lake Camp, Rd. Inc
Vy of
Sedalia
Wade
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Essex Land and Water Power Co
Freeman's
Old Boston
Tremont
State
Everett
Old Colony RR
Boston & Providence RE
Boston Athenium Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
Acua
Chicago
West Michigan
Cedar Rapids
Boston & Albany RR. Co
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Action Valve Co
Nat'l Bank of Commerce
Fitchburg RR. Co
St. Paul
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Passumpste Rivers RR. Co
McKay & Bigelow Heeling
McKay Metallic
Horatio Harris & CO
Ex Steamship
Horton
Palermo Oranges
Pier 2
South
Long Wharf
Holbrook & Fox
Dice
Post Office Square
Dorchester Lower Mills
Dorchester Avenue
St. Gregory's Church
Milton
Shawmut Branch
Old Colony Railroad
T. R. McNulty
Commissioners’ Sale
Muestiay
Towit
John Tillson
Broadway
Silver Street
Charles ©. Kendall
Chas, O. Burrill
Frank L. Blood
Haven
Haven's Colleges
N. Y
Phila
Lil
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Cal
Aaron BR. Gay & CO
Atlantic Express
Liverpool
Queenstown
Rome
Glasgow
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Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Cunard
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Bothnia
Scythia
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Pavonia
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Quebec
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
H. & A. Allan
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TOWA
Norseman
Kansas
Palestine
Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Inman Line
U.S
Royal Muan
OHTO
City OF Chester
Richmond
Peter Wright & Sons
U. MW. Palmer
Old State House
Great Southern
Charleston
Savannah
Florida
Superior
Richardson & Barnard
Savannah Pier
A. DE W. Sampson
N. E
Providence
Metropolitan Steamship Co
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Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Boston & Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Atr Line
Boston & Providence R. R
Walpo A. Pearce
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Spartan
Norman
Wilmington
West
E. B. Sampson
Wnarfage
Boston and Savannah Steamship Company
Macon
Nah Fier
Central & KR. of
Georgia
Florida& Western Railway
A. Dew. Sampson
Baltimore
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga. Air Line
Kanawah
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Norfolk
Geo. E. Smalley
Agt
India Wharf
Pier 11
North River
Anea
H. M. Whitney
Mallory
Galveston
Comal
Lampasas
Fernandina
Fla
State OF Texas
San Antonio
Seth Sprague
Cromwell S. 8
New York City
New Orleans
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Wineinal
Texas
Louisiana
Outhwest
E. V. Gager
Hudson
H. R. Freeman
Mobile
New Mexico
Arizona
Mississippi
Red Rivers
Alifornia
Tooll. N. Magna
Samuel Seaman
Pier 9
Baeder, Adamson & CO