Athol Water Gas Bill Moves in House Morning Session
The Town of Athol may use water gas under a bill that passed the House after Senate approval. Lawmakers spent most of yesterday’s session on amendments, rejected all, feared wider risk on return to the Senate, and set a Monday morning session. The Senate agenda showed little public interest as the treasury committee returned the Shanly resolve without recommendation.
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Debated resolutions shape legislature over Carr case and rail bill
The calendar focused on Patrick Carr's resolve with senators clashing over precedent and pay. Debate touched on railway consolidation with amendments limiting fares, time limits for tunnels, and council authority, as lawmakers push for engrossment and further readings amid partisan exchanges.
Lawmakers Pass Transit and Gas Bills Amid Debate and Votes
The House debated rapid transit for Chelsea and fare fairness with votes on 5-cent fare amendments, tunnelling provisions, and related financial interests. A second bill to license gas supply with over 10 percent carbonic oxide was engrossed after broad support and few objections. Also approved were several engrossed resolutions concerning military property loans and related claimants.
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Commonwealth
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Tufts Class Day Celebrations Marked by Oration and Music
Tufts College observed class day with a morning program in Goddard Chapel featuring an oration by Leo Rich Lewis, a class poem by David Lee Maulsby, and a history by Wilson Lincoln Fairbanks, followed by an outdoor band concert and a tree oration by C B Lynn. The event closed with a procession, class gifts, and a late reception in Goddard gymnasium.
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Walt Whitman Cottage Fund Gains Noted Irish Support
John Boyle O'Reilly serves as treasurer after newspapers named him to the role. Subscriptions pour in from Papyrus Club members and others, boosting the fund toward a seaside cottage for Whitman. Plans with Frank Hill Smith to design a fitting, simple home emerge as the effort nears $600. The Whitman chapter recalls his Boston visit in 1841 and the literary connections to Oscar Wilde, with mentions of editions and a 1855 Brooklyn NY imprint. The piece closes with a note praising the Revere House cooking as unmatched in America at modest prices.
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Governor Ames Reviews Massachusetts Camp Parade Weathered by Cool Sky
Crowds witness Governor Ames arrive from Boston and review the Massachusetts brigade at Camp framed by a clear day. The grand review proceeds at 2 30 pm with cavalry salutes and detailed company movements. Mortar practice and dress parades mark the ceremony as tents stay busy and meals are served. Camp breaks at noon Saturday with units returning.
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National Electric Light Association Holds Boston Meeting Plans
The National Electric Light Association executive committee met at Boston Electric Light Company to arrange the semi annual gathering, set for Parker House in August. Members present included J Frank Morrison F A Gilbert Thomas McCowbray Frank Ridlon and P Q Keilholtz with two vacancies filled by M M Slattery and A V Garratt. The group discussed expected attendance surpassing prior totals and anticipated broad participation from electric light firms nationwide.
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Harvard University coming week calendar events
Sunday June 12 at Appleton Chapel 7 30 p m Rev Alexander McKenzie D D weekday morning prayers 5 45 p m no seats for officers or classes Dr McKenzie at Wadsworth House after prayers June 81 Wednesday June 15 Episcopal Theological School Commencement diploma delivery sermon by Rev Charles J Hall D D ordination by Bishop of Massachusetts St John’s Memorial Chapel 10 30 a m FLAGS bunting tents hammocks bathing suits tennis shoes June July goods at G W Simmons Co 52 North Street
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Duffy's Malt Whiskey Promoted Amid Sanitary Claims
The Sanitary News cites Dr. Charles Smart on typhoid death rates in New Orleans versus Philadelphia to argue water quality drives disease. It touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a safe water additive that kills germs, improves digestion, and claims a British report endorsing small whiskey at meals for digestion.
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