Bates Sunday bill storms through Senate amid clashes
Governor Bates's Sunday law bill passes the Senate in a stormy session as debates with opponents and key supporters, including Sen Bemis and Sen Callender, continue. The measure is then sent to the House amid procedural wrangles and readings, with further adjournment planned.
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Sunday bill urged by Governor Bates on Lord's day provisions
The proposed Sunday bill, urged by Governor Bates, punishes on Sundays for public diversions and nonessential labor. It sets fines up to 5 dollars for unlawful events and up to 50 to 500 dollars for managers or principals, with exceptions for religious or charitable activities and necessary labor.
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John Redmond to Attend UIL America Convention
John Redmond, chairman of the Irish parliamentary party, cabledespatched to John O Callaghan national secretary of the United Irish League of America announcing his attendance at the league s second national convention in New York City on August 30 and 31.
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Hearst Leads in Democratic Delegates for Nomination
William Randolph Hearst tops the pledged delegate tally in the Democratic race as Colorado Idaho and Hawaii shift support. The Hearst camp notes 120 pledged delegates with strong nonpledged backing and cites Illinois as a potential Hearst stronghold as the party converges toward the national convention.
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Sacred Heart Devotions Held at St Marys Church
Sacred Heart devotions take place at St Marys Church on Endicott Street all day tomorrow ending with 7:30 pm service including prayers sermon and benediction marking the annual feast of the Sacred Heart.
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King's Chapel Night Wedding
Edith May Jones and Edward Leroy Pierce were married at King's Chapel by Rev. Howard N. Brown. The bride wore white India silk and carried white roses. bridesmaids wore pink silk muslin. The groom's brother Henry L. Pierce was best man. The couple will reside in Cambridge after the ceremony.
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Electric Kills G. A. R. Veteran in Hatfield
Northampton June 8 George Jewett about 60 a Boston man and Civil War veteran was instantly killed about 11 oclock this morning by falling from an electric car in Hatfield the wheels passing over his head He had been stopping at the Hatfield Hotel with proprietor Jewett an old friend since last fall.
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Alleged Discrimination at City Hall Sparks Union Action
A Boston labor leader claims city officials discriminate against Trynion men to favor political friends. The issue to be brought before the Central Labor Union as water department workers consider strike over political dismissals.
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Russians Report Major Fight and Loss of Four Japanese Warships
A Reuters despatch from St Petersburg cites Chinese reports from Liao Yang on June 6. Japanese assaults at Port Arthur were repulsed with heavy losses while Vladivostok and Port Arthur fleets may have joined, and four Japanese ships were said to be lost in a naval battle.
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Removal of 9¢ City Employees
Superintendent Donovan announced yesterday that several men had been discharged in his department. Water Commissioner Sullivan said 12 men were dismissed. A close administration source cites imperfect civil service ratings as a cause and notes a new law grants hearings for suspensions or discharges starting today, potentially limiting some employees’ chances.
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Coleman Seeks Man Who Used His Name After Loss
George D. Coleman of 16 State Street, president of the Ship Coppering Company, demands help to locate a man who used his name when allegedly stealing $40 from him in a Kingston street doorway. Coleman was with his wife at the theatre the night of the incident.
Russian torpedo boat lost May 26 near Kinchow Bay
Reuters dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Emperor Nicholas receiving details from Viceroy Alexieff about a May 26 torpedo boat loss in Kinchow Bay during operations against Japanese forces. One boat hit rocks and sank. crew saved. one sub-lieutenant missing and six sailors wounded. News notes foreign reports on Port Arthur sorties and mounting war tension.
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Secretary Hay Receives Plea Over Etzel Body
Miss Anna Etzel of Denver asks Secretary Hay to recover and return the body of Louis Etzel, a newspaper correspondent killed by Chinese soldiers off the Liaotung peninsula. The State Department has no official word of the killing, and a Chinese response is not yet possible due to the consul general’s reported departure for the scene.
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Body in river with hands tied found in New York
The body of an unidentified man was found in the Hast River at the foot of Eighteenth Street. Police believe it may be murder as the hands were tied and detectives suspect the man was bound and gagged before being shoved overboard from a pier or harbor vessel. No facial or bodily marks noted.
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Woman sues fiancé for eight thousand dollars
Miss Gussie Resnick of Worcester sues Louis N. Price of Boston for breach of promise claiming $8000. The couple became engaged after a brief courtship and an engagement festival in the Hebrew church, but Price says his initial offer was to gain $3000 through marriage and refuses to honor it.
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Boston
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Metal workers strike in Boston for eight hour day
Sheet metal workers from Bost on affiliated with the union walked out yesterday afternoon demanding an eight hour work day for the nine hour rate. S D Hicks and Son granted the union demands. Strikers set up headquarters at Building Trades headquarters 18 Kneeland street.
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Red Fire for Wedding at St Patrick’s Roxbury
Miss Margaret McKeon and William Brown wed at St Patrick’s Church in Roxbury with Rev Father Walsh officiating. Celebration followed at 279 Norfolk Avenue with a Tiger Club escort, red fire, and a late-night reception after a parish first ceremony of its kind. Best man Patrick Sweeney and maid of honor Anna McKeon.
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St. Patrick’s Church
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Anna McKeon
Norfolk Avenue
Stable sets wealthy Brookline folk at war
The Soren and Shepard families of Brookline are not speaking after a stable on the Wales estate near Rawson road sparked dispute. The Sorens fear it blocks their view and access and have appealed to the Selectmen to have it removed or torn down.
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Wales
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Rawson Road
Roxbury Boy Missing After Circus Sighting
Nine year old Warren A Tyler has been missing from 64 Centre street Roxbury since May 15. Police only received report yesterday. authorities believe he may have followed a circus to unknown location.
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Roxbury
Family Takes Belongings Vanished From Cambridge Home
Henry Richter reported to Cambridge police that after boarding with a Washington street family he returned to find the household moved out and his property about 200 dollars missing.
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Washington Street
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Woman Sues Auto Owner in Arlington Collision
Mrs Rosaria Angrisa seeks 10000 in a suit filed yesterday against William D. Cousens a wine merchant linked to the Alameda Company and New York concerns. The auto crash occurred last Saturday on Massachusetts Avenue near Grove Street Arlington. Attorney Henry Siskind of Dana B. Gove & Sons represents Angrisa.
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Mail Seized by Court Injunction Against Mercantile Co
The Mercantile Company, based in the Winthrop Building, had a fraud circular issued against it on March 27. Judge Colt ordered Postmaster Hibbard to hold the company’s mail and not return it pending a decision on the injunction. The mail has piled up as the judge has yet to rule. Inspector Snow accuses the firm of operating a lottery in violation of rental laws.
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