Aldermen Pause on Mayor Veto and G A R Privilege
The Boston Board of Aldermen met for the first time in three weeks and set aside action on the Mayor's veto of the loan bill and on disbarring office holders from political activity. A committee was appointed to study suitable lands for open space in the North End. Alderman Keenan pushed resolutions endorsing a university level program for Boston Public Schools and the School Board’s study on costs and recommendations.
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White Star Passengers to Europe Amid Ocean Voyage
The White Star Steamer Teutonic departs with a Boston contingent including T. W. Hales Mrs. Dwight Prouty Miss Alice L. Prouty Mrs. Marion Crosby Dwight Prouty Joseph A. Molineaux and wife J. W. Swift Abbott Lawrence Mrs. Harriette Lawrence Miss Harriette Lawrence Mrs. Edward H. Gilbert and infant Mrs. H. B. Blagrave Mr. Sawyer A. Hallen Miss B. Wilkins Thomas Hunter J. M. G. Glessner William Lincoln Mrs. Lincoln Miss Helen F. Lincoln Miss Elsie Lincoln Pp. F. Bonney Holden Davis and wife Thomas Howell Master Fred Bonney George H. Leonard James H. Welch W Drysdale H E Griswold Mrs. Emma Salisbury and child R. H. Walker Mrs. C. A. Walker The Majestic, sailing from Liverpool yesterday, also brings a large list including J. Moors and Lamont G. Burnham.
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Old State House as a Popular Shore Line Hub
No 3 Old State House in Boston, run by Mr L H Palmer, became a busy transportation hub with tickets and drawing room car seats for Shore Line express trains and the Colonial express between Boston and Washington readily secured there.
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Ugly rumors about bribery probe hits Massachusetts legislature
A legislative committee is formed to investigate bribery and corruption rumors touching the endowment bill and Cape Cod canal bill. Two members claim they were offered payments to influence votes, while lawmakers debate scope, state versus out of state corporations, and broader reforms as actions extend to the printing office and hospital orders.
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Maine Democratic State Convention Nominates Johnson for Governor
The Maine Democratic State Convention at Bancroft, presided over by William H. Clifford, adopted a platform supporting legal holidays, repeal of parts of the prohibitory law, and urged renominating Cleveland. Delegates chosen include A. L. Simpson, S. W. Gould, I. W. Sherman, Daniel Cote, with electors at large George F. Clifford, William H. Newell, L. H. Murch, John K. Pike. Charles F. Johnson of Waterville nominated for Governor, receiving 585 votes to Galen C. Moses 148. Johnson accepted briefly.
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Bennett warns of bribery claims in House votes
Everett's Frank P. Bennett tells a Post reporter of two unnamed House members who allegedly received bribe offers for votes. He cites affidavits and mentions a memorial on innage fisheries. He opposes McCall's bill to curb election corruption, saying it would hinder legitimate campaign spending.
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West End Workers Press for Immediate Grievance Settlement
A ripple of unrest hits the West End Street Railway Company as union members clash over how President Whitney is handling grievances raised by President Rattigan. Despite promises of swift resolution, time cards and rules remain unsettled, fueling fears of delays and a strategic plan to replace strike risks with new hires.
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Chelsea Hustling Ahead In Business Notices
Chelsea shows as a bustling town with strong bank roots led by First National Bank, awaiting further notes on Carney hospital, Grove Hall electric car workers, and a looming transit strike. A Postman quotes workers fearing wage delays and warning that a meeting may be called to press for faster rights and possible action.
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Steamer Arrivals Round Up Coastal and European Voyages
Steamers arrive in Boston and New York from Liverpool Antwerp Baracoa London Rotterdam and Bremen with arrivals noted for June 8. Genoa Harbor reports Fulda sailing from age aeetadeeten at 4 p m. Bremen reports Havel from New York. Venetian sails from Boston to Liverpool. Carney is cited in a local pun while Lowells boast a potential star McLaughlin as a club seeks new players amid league concerns.
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Journey to Atvatabar and the sacred locomotive
An expedition sails through arctic ice to the interior of the earth to Atvatabar where King Aldemegry Bhoolmakar and Queen Toplissy greet Lexington White aboard the sacred locomotive. The car, a marvel of metal and jewels, speeds through tunnels and cliffs, with priests and guards in ceremonial procession. The royal palace rises, famed for new architectural style, gold lions, and a tranquil court. The banquet follows in the top story of the palace as the expedition receives royal honor.
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Sacred locomotive at Calnogor palace garden archway
A sacred locomotive entered the king’s Calnogor palace garden through a noble arch. The wide marble platform, or Causeway, was lined by tropical flowers as priests alighted in double file to receive it.
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