Alien Labor Bill Dominates Senate Pension Session
In Washington on June 6 the Senate opened executive business briefly before resuming debate on the alien labor bill for public works. A Teller amendment to require US-made materials and citizen bidders sparked objections. Hawley denounced it as illiberal while Blair defended it. With no quorum, the session adjourned after passing 116 pension bills and finishing the day’s calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sherman
Teller
United States
Blair
Teiler
Hawley
Russia
Committee On Education and Labor
Vance
House
Lumber Section Debates End With No Action on Key Amendments
In Washmerton on June 6 the House haggled over the tariff bill during committee of the whole. Debates over picks, pailings, shingles, clapboards, and logs led to passes over most lumber provisions while Dems clashed with Republicans. Breckinridge pressed a Canada trade amendment. Dingley fought it. The House adjourned at 4:30 p.m. without action.
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Washmerton
House
McKinley
Ohio
Boothman
California
Outhwaite
Sherman
New York
Labhs
Buchanan
New Jersey
Dingley
Maine
Cox
St.Louis
Cleveland
Mr. Tarsney
Tarsney
Weaver
Iowa
Funston
Kansas
Brewer
Michigan
Mr.Tarsney
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Canada
United States
American Philological Association Holds 20th Meeting in Amherst
The twentieth annual meeting of the American Philological Association will convene in Amherst starting Tuesday afternoon July 10 at Walker Hall Amherst College. President Isaac H. Hall of New York City will speak Tuesday evening in Williston Hall Athens room. Members must send names to L H Elwell Amherst Mass to assist planning and readers must notify John H Wright by June 28 for a second circular.
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American Philological Association
Amherst
Walker Hall
Amherst College
Isaac H. Hall
New York City
Athens
Williston Hall
L. H. Elwell
Almherst
Mass
Continental Clothing House to Move and Sell Off Stock
The Continental Clothing House on Washington Street will relocate to the new Boylston Street corner, selling off its current stock at greatly reduced prices. Boots, shoes, hats, caps and a wide range of wearables are included, promising unusually good bargains from a long established Boston firm.
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Continental Clothing House
Washington Street
Washinton and
Boylston Streets
Boylston
Boston
Reading's New Issue of 4 Percent Bonds Taken in Full
The $24,686,000 Reading 4 per cent bonds were fully subscribed at 87.5, with total subscriptions exceeding $40,000,000. Philadelphia, New York, and London together placed about $40 million, with roughly $8 million from Philadelphia, $13 million from New York, and $19 million from London. All subscribers will receive pro rata allotments, with yesterday’s and today’s filings treated equally.
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PrmAvErrata
Drexel & Co
Brown Bros. & Co
Cable
Philadelphia
New York
London
Stoesbury
Weddings Across Cambridge and Boston Courtyards in June
A string of weddings graced Cambridge and Boston venues including the Vendome and Harvard Street Baptist Church. Nathaniel Upham Walker and Helen Frances Dunklee wed in private ceremony with elaborate floral arch and 1000 invitations. Other couples included William H. Stuart and Ada Isabel Parsons at Harvard Street, Edward O. Thorndike and Ida M. Chase at the New Old South, Aquila B. Rich and Mattie Dellen Mellen in North Cambridge, and George F. Edson and Henrietta Hadley in Cambridge, with receptions and summer plans outlined for each pair.
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Vendome
Nathaniel Upham Walker
Helen Frances Dunklee
John W. Dunklee
The
Brunswick
Baldwin
James E. Leach
Dudley Lunt
Portland
Charles Currier
Charles Walker
Concord
Joseph Woods
William Fiske
Cranston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Minnie Haggett
Lowell
Sherley
Catherine Mersmet
Miss Cady
Cincinnati
Joseph Walker
P. Kennard
Charles Corrier
J. H. Gunning
Creighton
Rochester
New Old South
Edward O. Thorndike
Ida M. Chase
Henry F. Chase
Louisa Bigelow
Belfast
A. J. Gordon
Cambridge
Mattie D
Mellen
Aquila B. Rich
New York
Charles A. Skinner
Somerville
Sadie Mellen
Clara O. Rich
Annie Cunningham
Chelsea
Staten Island
Henrietta Augusta Hadley
L. J. Hadley
George Franklin Edson
Boston
Kirkland Street
Old Cambridge
Dr. Parker
Shepard Memorial Church
Josie Gould
Alice Bouve
Charles Eves
Henry Locke
Gannet Institute Commencement Celebrates Class of Graduates
The Gan nett Institute held its commencement yesterday morning with high literary standing. Dr Gannett announced the school’s thirty fourth birthday and prosperous condition. The program included vocal and instrumental music and an ode by a graduate. An address was delivered by Rev Jonathan Edwards and diplomas were conferred on Jennie Lawrence Coe Durham Alice Esther Fuller Minnie Garrison Joffrey Elizabeth Vanderbelt Myers and Mamie Doxtator Torbert.
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Gannett Institute
Gannett
America
Jonathan Edwards
Jennie Lawrence Coe
Durham
N. H
Alice Esther Fuller
Wilton
Minnie Garrison Joffrey
Columbus
Elizabeth Vanderbelt Myers
Chicago
Ill
Mamie Doxtator Torbert
Dubuque
Corporations Formed In Boston and Westfield
Yesterday at the secretary of the Commonwealth office new corporations were recorded. Shreve, Crump & Low Company is formed for the importation manufacture and sale of gold and silver articles and jewelry with capital of 300000 shares 3000 in total. Benjamin Shreve president W P Shaw treasurer. Westfield Hotel Company creates a hotel at Westfield with president D M Weston treasurer Frank Ward. Thorndike Literary Institute of Boston organized for social literary and benevolent purposes. Logiers James E Gallagher treasurer J Allison.
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Secretary of the Commonwealth
Shreve
Crump & Low Company
Capital
Benjamin Shreve
W.P. Shaw
Westfield Hotel Company
Westfield
D. M. Weston
Frank Ward
Thorndike Literary Institute of Boston
James E. Gallagher
J. Allison
Taft Hosts Rubber Clothing Trade Dinner at Taft's Hotel
The United States Rubber Clothing Association held a dinner yesterday at Taft's Hotel in Point Shirley. Attendees included representatives from New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Cleveland and other Western points, with Mr. John D. Vermeule chairing. Taft personally attended, reinforcing his noted fish and game dinner reputation as the larder was well stocked. Trains run from the Boston Revere Beach Lynn line with direct coach connections to the house.
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United States Rubber Clothing Association
Taft
Point Shirley
New York
New Jersey
Chicago
Cleveland
John D. Vermeule
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Massachusetts Press Association Excursion Plans Seven Day Trip
The nineteenth annual excursion organized by Raymond and Whitcomb travels through Saratoga Lake George Lake Champlain the Adirondacks and Ausable Chasm. Depart Boston July 6 return July 11 for seven days at a total cost of 25 dollars. A large number have signed up.
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Massachusetts Press Association
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Saratoga
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Adirondacks
Ausable Chasm
Burlington
Rutland
Boston
Music Hall Promenades Offer Ideal Evening
The promenade concerts at Music Hall draw large crowds thanks to perfect ventilation, pleasant surroundings, fine music, and a well stocked buffet. Tonight Otto Roth will perform the Wieniawski polonaise for violin amid a varied, bright program.
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Music Hall
Otto Roth
Franz Kneisel
March
Pawlof
Zampa
Herold
Furstensteiner
Bilse
Sylvia
Delibes
Rubinstein
Wieniawski
Langer
Galop
Lion Chase
Kellar
Straws From State Street Feature Atchison Market Shuffle
The April statement sparked heavy selling with Atchison stock sliding to 83% before recovering to 84. Evans and others fueled the rally as Chicago lines weighed reduced Chicago St Paul rate talks continue. Grand Trunk stockholders meet to discuss contracts and a potential Great Britain steamship link. St Paul & Duluth stock debates loom over Omaha extension. New York & New England adds a Washington to Bar Harbor Pullman service, linking to routes via Palmer Worcester Portland, anticipated popular with western travelers.
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Atchison
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co
Evans
Europe
Car
Grand Trunk Railway
Great Britain
New York & New England
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Portland
Bar Harbor
Boston
New York
White Mountains
Composed Principally of Raw Beef and Duffy’s Whiskey Cure
A promotional claim describes a tonic composed mainly of raw beef and Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey. It asserts it cures early consumption, builds tissue, boosts strength and vitality, improves color, and stimulates appetite, claiming unmatched tonic and blood-building properties.
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Duffy
Miss Clara Barton Addresses Lasell Seminar y Students
Yesterday morning Miss Clara Barton president of the National Red Cross Association spoke on its history and aims to the young women of Lasell Seminary, delivering a talk that commanded deep interest.
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Clara Barton
National Red Cross Association
Lasell Seminary
Lasell Seminary Rooms Nearly Booked for Next Year
At Lasell Seminary for Young Women in Auburndale rooms are nearly filled for the year beginning September 20. Electric light is favored as a study light, signaling a shift in study conditions.
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Lasell Seminary For
Auburndale
Amusements listings in Boston show varied evening programs
The Boston program page lists Annette the Dancing Girl at the Amusements section with evening shows at 8. Jim the Penman and Tete appear at Hollis Street and the Boston Museum rounds, while Kellar performs at the Grand Opera House. Mascotte is scheduled for 2 pm and 7:45 pm at Cyclorama 541 Tremont Street. Gettysburg battle and Christ Entering Jesu s are noted in cultural venues with a promenade concert at Music Hall in the evening.
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Boston Garnet
Annette
Jim the Penman
Hollis Street
Tete
Boston Museum
Kellar
Grand Opera House
Mascotte
Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Battle of Gettysburg
Ucultural Hall
Christ
Jesus Music Hall
Auction Sales Today and Friday Details
Auction listings show horses by C T Walker at 10 30 a m and ponies by Moses Colman Son at 2 p m today. Friday features unclaimed freight at 10 30 a m by Lewis J Bird Co and paintings at 3 p m by Leonard Co.
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C. T. Walker
Ponigs
Moses Colman & Son
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Leonard & Co
Marriages Listed for June in Various Cities
A column of marriage notices dated early June lists couples in Cheyenne Cambridge Weston Boston and more. Notable pairs include Paul Brewster and Jessie Barkwell Charles Cox and Mary N. Lawrence Edward Guthrie McInnes and Mabel Fol som William H. Gay and Mary Sullivan Joan Kebler and Emma Abbot Kebler Aquilla Rich and Mattie Mullen William H Stuart and Ada Parsons Winfield Shedd and Myrtie Cook Edward O Thorndike and Ida Chase Nathaniel Walker and Helen Dunklee.
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Brewster—Parkwell
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Paul VII
Brewster
Jessie Barkwell
Cox—Lawrence
David Gregg
Charles V. Cox
Mary L. N. Lawrence
Edson—Hadley
Cambridge
Jr. Parker
George Franklin Edson
Henrietta Augusta Hadley
Freeman—Case
Weston
Mass
Chries F. Annsell
James G. Freeman
Boston
Caroline Sumner
James B. Case
Gay—Sullivan
E. Edmunds
Wihiliam H. Gay
Mary ¥. Sullivan
Kebler
Abbot
Westford
George N. Young
Joan Abbot Kebler
Denver
Col
Emma
John W.W. Abbot
McInnes-Folsom
C. A. Bartol
Edward Guthrie McInnes
Mabel Hool Folsom
Rich—Mullen
Charles A. Skinner
Aquilla B. Rich
New York
Mattie D. Mullen
Pire
Ida M. Chase
Walker
Dunklee
Phillips Brooks
Nathaniel A. Walker
Helen Frances Dunklee
Death notices list burials across Massachusetts on June dates
In North Brookfield and Southboro on June 4, deaths include Zabiah Burke widow of Richard Burke aged 70 years 3 months. Other notices show William Child Cambridge June 5 aged, and Sadie E. Waters East Boston June 6 aged 81 years 8 months. James A. P. Pen ane vat Jamaica Plain June 5 aged 27 years. Robert Weir Boston June 6 aged 78.
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Bemis
North Brookfield
Sorthboro
Masa
Zabiah
Richard Burke
Cambridge
William Child
Greenwood
Newtonville
Trade
Adelbert
An Kane Atlan
Ark HH. Puisom
Somerville
Ewy
Sadie E. Aters
East Boston
June & Sr
Boston
Robert Weir
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Taft's
Massachusetts
State Street
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Chicago, St. Paul & Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
M. de Lesseps
Panama Canal
Pacific Mail
John O. Sargent
Thayer
Harvard Law School
William H. Rhawn
St. Paul & Duluth
Duluth, Twin Cities
Omaha
Mr. Rhawn
William H. Fisher
James Smith, Sr
Philip Harris
James J. Earle
William Dawson
Benjamin Rowland
John 8. Brown
Thomas C. Conrad
Rhawn
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Express
Rochester, N. Y
John D. Knox & CO
Topeka
Bromfield ST
REW Publications
Badminton Library of Sports and Pastimes
W. B. WoopdeaTe
EpMonp Warre
D.D
Eton
R. Harvey Mason
D. F. Capp
G. Mitchell
Oxford
Henley
Putney
Morocco
Badminton Library
William
Wycherley
William Wycherley
Warp
Sir Peter Lely
Beaumont and Fletcher
Marlowe
Middleton
Massinger
Congreve
Dekker
Nero
Webster and Tourneur
Mass, Real Estate CO
New England
George Leonard
Advertiser Building
Eastern Banking
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborm
T. Merrihew
Kilby ST
Silas Peirce
Eugene EF. Patridge
Charles E. Macallar
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Benj. EF. Stevens
Jos. M. Giubens
F. Trulli
WM. B. Turner
Rocksr, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
Little, Brown & CO
A. B. Roker
Fort Scott, Southeastern & Memphis
Short Creek
Joplin
Rich Hill Railroad Companies
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Charles Merrlam
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Manual of Christian Evidences
Grover Park Fisner
Frances Hopason Burnett
Springfield Republican
Fort Scott Equipment Company
Memphis Equipment Company
Kansas At Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Charles Merriam
W. N. Reid & Co
Pemberton Square
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Hotel Wellesley
Wellesley
A. M. Mills
Geo. Hackett
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Connecticut
Boston & Albany Railroad Co
Sett Hunt
Springfield
Broadway
No. 96
South Street
Diassachus Setis
Superior Court
Suffolk
Georgana F. Mead
Jail County
James N. Mead
Plattsburgh
Clinton
Ellenburgh
James N
Moston
Glorgana F. Mead
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suuerion Court
County of
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Corporation Notices
Eagle River Copper Company
Kilby Street
Mason Building
C. H. Sprague
Miss Barton
Lasell
Chauncy Hall
Schoclineas
Boylston Street
Wall Street
Kead
A. B. Bowen
Massachus
Setis
Middlesex
George M. Brooks
Oliver C. Blanchard
Mallen
Samuel W. Tucker
Williams
Malona
George D. Malona
Copartners
Malona Brothers
W. Frederick Kimball
Court Street
Joshua BE. Whitney, Jr
Baker
Sia
Court Square
Joan B. Fitzpatrick
Salem Mining Company
Salem Mining Co
Mason I[bunding
A. D. Lamson
Treasury
Irivate
Mr. Hale
Otis Place
Institute of Techology
Harvard College
Boylston Place
Albert Hale
Boothbay
Boothbay Land Company
State St
Cali
Recorder Printing CO
Lincoln St
Baeder, Adamson
Commonwealth OF Massachiu
a/J SETITS
Supreme Judicial Court
James D. Butler
James C.slodder
Georg. T. Stoudder
Bangor
James H. Reed
Samuel D. Warren
Ezra Farnsworth
Caleb J. Symme
Sail Contany
Sail Company
James TD. Butler
James C. Stodder
George T. Stodder
Salfe
Morrill
Morgan
Simey
Soun
King
Vermont
Pillsbury Bros
East
Dedham St
Emerson
Oliver Ditson & Co
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Valrchild
Loston Post
Jouian Noble
C. H. Cooper
Fowler
Moodus, Conn
CANN
Bath House Pier
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
Edward Harrigan
Martin W. Hanley
Pete
Boston Theater
Eugene Tompkins
Allie Akerstrom
R. M. Flesb
Psycho
Vana Sahte
A. M. Palmer
Jim
Penman
James A
Katherine G. Herne
Proctor & Mansfield
Wilbur Opera Con
Horticultural Hall
Jerusalem
VA. M
Copartnership Notices
William E. French
C. Edward French
A.D
A. D
Limited Co
William E. Lrench
Edward French
H. Edgar Hendley
Commonwealth
F. Lovelace
F. 8. Lovelace
Medford
W.W. B. Fonda
St. Albans
Lovelace
FONDA
Mapford
Jesse C. Ivy
State OF Vermont
Franklin
W. Fonda
Stephen E. Royce
the Commonwealth
Henry J. Coolidge
Eugene H. Sampson
O. H. Sampson & CQ
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Franklin St
Henry F. Spurr
Gen
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