Debating Tax Bill Edges On With Two Week Timeline
Washington June 3 debate on repeal of the State bank tax bill drags on as Democrats press for a two week limit while Republicans demand extended discussion. House rules likely to test whether the measure will be finished or talked to death before moving to Indian appropriation and other fiscal issues.
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Pomeroy Interview Faked Says Deputy Warden
The Globe ran a purported interview with Jesse Pomeroy, claiming months old content about his release. The deputy warden doubts its authenticity, noting no officer has left the prison in three years and suggesting the piece may involve an outsider or a repairman.
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Sailors Woes Prompt Labor Day Talk at New Hall
The Central Labor Union held its first meeting at 46 Eliot Street Caledonia Hall where Andrew Furnseth of the Seamen’s Union outlined grave sailor grievances. Sailors face desertion arrests, long hours, rotten food, poor sanitation, and no holidays, with calls to align U S laws to English standards. A bill to address these issues was endorsed and Massachusetts congressmen urged to press national action.
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Italians Celebrate Independence Day in City Hall Gathering
The Star of Calabue Society marked Italy's independence and 1819 constitution with a yesterday celebration at Little Hall Hist street attended by about 800 members. The event featured songs, feasting, flags, and performances from Astrella brothers and several Italian societies. Italian consul Dr. R. Brindisi, Mr. Morello, and other prominent Italian figures joined in the merrymaking.
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Liberty Chimes to Vermont Teachers Issued in Webb Name
New York June 3 Dr W Seward Webb former president general of the Sons of the American Revolution authorizes the Columbian liberty bell committee to present in his name a copy of Liberty Chimes to every teacher in Vermont Webb is a grandson of General Webb and Shelburn Vermont is part of land given to his grandfather for Revolutionary Army service
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Free Medical Services Until Cured for All Diseases
Dr Dewey the specialist offers free examinations and medical attendance to all before July 1. Offices at 7 and 74 Boylston Street. Hours adjusted to work schedules. Medical services extended to both rich and poor who apply in time.
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Stabbing on Lucas Street Ends With Assault and Bail
Mystery surrounds a Saturday stabbing on Lucas Street near No. 8. Dennis O Connor was cut on the head neck and back by John Minnehan after an alleged insult to Minnehan’s acquaintance. O Connor was treated at Station 6 and later jailed as a witness while Minnehan was sent to the Tombs and O Connor released on bail.
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Baptist Boys Parade at Warren Avenue Church
Over 200 Baptist boys in bright uniforms attended a mass meeting at Warren Avenue Baptist Church. The event began at 4 pm with Mr. A. F. Kenney presiding. Addresses were delivered by Rev. M. R. Deming of New York and Rev. E. D. Burr of Ruggles Street Church. Bible drills and songs followed. Participating companies included First Regiment A B C D and Fourth Regiment A C D E H L, with Company A of the Fifth Regiment.
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Newton Incendiary Attempts Burn Barn at Dudley Street
Two bold arson attempts were made to set fire to a barn on Rev. A. G. Ayres premises in Newton Centre yesterday afternoon. The first blaze in a hay mow was quickly put out with no material loss, while the second attempt gained headway before neighbors spotted it and a fire alarm from Box 75 brought the department. A stream of water saved the hay. damage reached 10 dollars. Police suspect one suspect but have no trace.
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Bread Weight Law Spars Fire With Boston Bakers
Boston bakers push to enforce a bread weight law while critics argue weighers and inspectors are unnecessary. Several shopkeepers claim full two-pound loaves at five to ten cents are feasible, though many loaves shrink in baking. Public compromise hinges on fair weight and affordable prices amid rising flour costs.
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Lowell Man Rescued From Water Remains In City Tombs
Frank J. Sullivan of Lowell was pulled from the water at Craigies Bridge in a half drowned condition yesterday morning and remains at the Tombs. He has not had contact with friends, is regarded as insane by Dr. Thompson, and awaits action by public institutions directors. He lives on Washman street, his occupation unknown, and was described as medium height, well dressed in a light overcoat with dark complexion. He apparently jumped into the water in a suicide attempt.
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President to vacation at Gray Gables after adjournment
Washington reports Wesland and her children will depart for New York tomorrow aboard E. C. Benee Oneida heading to Hersard. The President is expected to spend a few days at Gray Gables in July and not leave Washington permanently until after Congress adjourns, then join his family there until late September.
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Episcopal Church concert unites choirs for high order music
A joint service at an Episcopal Church brought together the choirs of two parishes for a well executed program. Stainer in B flat featured prominently with anthems from this year’s state selections. Soloists included Mrs. H and Master Harry Weyman among the performers.
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Reverend Mutler Delivers Farewell Sermon in Everly
The Rev Ellery C Mutler preached his farewell sermon at the Old South Unitarian Church marking twenty four years of pastorate. He will be installed as pastor of the Unitarian Church in Quincy next Tuesday evening.
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Bell's resignation from Post Office leadership offered
Washington June 3 Second Assistant Postmaster General J Lowrie Bell has tendered his resignation effective June 30 to become general trainee manager of the Central Railway Company of New Jersey. The move is voluntary and comes with a substantially higher salary.
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Body found in Mystic River near Charlestown
A man’s body was discovered floating in the Mystic River yesterday morning near Charlestown. The draw tender at Malden bridge, alerted by local boys, rowed to the scene and recovered the corpse, which detectives believe had been in the water about four weeks.
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