Law vote splits as loan bill is challenged
Donovan and Garbett led the opposition against the loan bill with confidence of victory. The tally shows a bloc of 26 voting against with Alexander and Upham absent or not voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Garbett
Bill
Atwood
Barrett
Bennett
Cauley
Curry
Dolan
Donnelly
Egan
Fitzgerald
Flanagan
Hickey
Hoban
Homans
Kelly
Kenny
Lane
McDermott
McMahon
Mullen
O’ Toole
Phalen
Power
Raftery
Shields
Simms
Wing
Alexander
Upham
Children Die in Cambridge Fire on Green Street
Two colored children Rosie Johnson eight and Olimstead Treadwell three died in a fire at No 144 Green Street Cambridge. Neighbors say firefighters entered late and that women with a baby were seen jumping from windows. Fire discovered at 4 p.m. by Gertrude Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Johnson
Olmstead Treadwell
No. 144
Green Street
Cambridge
Kennedy
Gertrude Hayes
Massachusetts Avenue
Jenkins
Samuel Johnson
Olimstead Treadwell
Johnson
Cambridge Hospital
Liieutenant
McDnald
Lasder
Boston murder tale tied to Chelmsford and Canada
Chief Wade of the State police believes Mrs Blondin was murdered in Boston and her body sent to Chelmsford. He says Blondin left on the 1130 train Wednesday and is now in Canada with Detective Rhodes in Montreal. no trace of Blondin or his wife remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondin
Green Street
Wade
State Police
Rhodes
Montreal
H Blondin
Boston
Mr.Wade
Chelmsford
New England
Voted For The Loan Bill Amid Wide Support
A roll call shows many lawmakers including Curley Curtis Davenport Doherty Fitzgerald Flynn Gavin Gaylord Good Grady Hannan Hart Howe Jackson Kiley Lorey MacDonald McKee Mildram Monaghan Murphy Newton Nitz OHare Roberts Scigliano Sheehan Staples Starratt Sullivan Teevans Thayer Weber Weinberg White Whiteley Wood Young voting in favor. Fifty years were requested to pass the bill and the measure failed to reach that threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Curtis
Davenport
Doherty
Fitzgerald
Flynn
Gavin
Gaylord
Good
Grady
Hannan
Hart
Howe
Jackson
Kiley
Lorey
MacDonald
McKee
Mildram
Monaghan
Murphy
Newton
Nitz
O’hare
Roberts
Scigliano
Sheehan
Staples
Starratt
Sullivan
Teevans
Thayer
Weber
Weinberg
White
Whiteley
Wood
Young
Defeat of Monster Loan Bill Marks Narrow Loss by Four Votes
After three hours of discussion the monster loan bill failed by four votes on a roll call of forty six to twenty six, needing fifty to pass. Reconsideration motion won forty six to twenty five. Democratic leaders led the opposition, with James Donovan and Joseph J. Corbett directing the effort. Local Aldermen Norris Bowen Dowd OToole and others aided in the lobbying, as President Kiley and Thomasney coordinated arrangements in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
Ward
James Donovan
Democraticity Committee
Joseph J. Corbett
Democratic Executive Committee
Neer
Andy
City Mall
Norris
Alders R Bowen
Dowd
Frank J. O'Toole
Ambrose’ Woods
Daniel
J.kinhally
Kiley
Thomasney
Richt Hind
Doyle
Charles I. Quirk
Murder suspect Blondin traced to Lowell and Canada
Joseph Wilfred Blondin, wanted for the murder of his wife, was located in Lowell as police and telegraph networks tracked his movements toward Canada. Authorities report he pawned a watch near the murder site while the search intensified across Boston and St. John’s to Chicago in pursuit.
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R. H. White Co
Middlesex Mills
Enis
Russia
Ars -Blondin
Vorenberg
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Senate
Crane
Henry C. Attwill
Lynn
Edward F. Blodgett
Leominster
Loyed E. Chamberlain
Brockton
Guy W. Currier
Methuen
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
David Manning
Worcester
John F. Marsh
Springfield
Merrick A. Morse
Belchertown
David B. Shaw
John T Sparks
Lowell
John A. Sullivan
Star Brewing Co
Pital
Businesa
State Street
Mass
Wardwell's
Washington
Hawley GT
Middle Atlantic
North ‘Atlantic
Atic
Maine
New Canpahire
Walker
Jessie
Ron
Washington and Grattie Streets
Bullard Tedder
Breck's
North Market Street
Bester
Joseph Wilfred Blondin
St. John's
Chicago
Canada
St. Polycarpe
Black Beauty School
Lic
Gilchrist Co
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