Prorogation Bill Agendas Dominant In Massachusetts Senate
The Massachusetts Senate and House advanced key measures as prorogation looms. Actions included passing the Shanly claim to engrossment, rejecting water gas and telegraph bills, and considering a veto on Acton veterans bounty while debating asylum for inebriates and a prison labor plan.
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Senate
House
Committee On Finance
State House
Boston
Acton
Athol
West End
Legislature Debates Governor Salary and Telegraph Negligence
Senator Clark reports inexpedient to legislate on Governor salary. Senator Jones of Essex and Representative Upham dissent. Senator Alger opposes the telegraph negligence bill. Morse supports it. After votes, the bill fails third reading by 6 to 20. Calendar items include picnic laws and water supply bills, with several measures passed to be engrossed.
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Phillips
Committee On the Treasury
Senate
Kimball
Alger
State Board of Health
Worcester
Westboro Insane Hospital
Society For the Relief of
Senator Forbes
Committee On the Judiciary
House
Athol
Walter Shanly
Marble
Reed
Dwyer
Yeas
Fernald
Fletcher
Gleason
Plymouth
Glines
Gould
Howard
Jetts
Jenkins
Jones
Essex
Jordan
Keith
Morse
Newhall
O'Sullivan
Perkins
Roada
Sayles
Shea
Welch
Clark
Cook
Currier
Cape
Milliken
Towne
Wilbur
Berkshire
Pilsbury
Slattery
Yes
Forbes
Hartwell
Nav
Committee On Public Service
Upham
Salem
Andover
Baldwinville
Templeton
New England Industrial School For
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Committee On Claims
William H. Cook
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Infantry Volunteers
Massachusetts Legislature Passes Prison Labor and Public Works Bills
Debate over prison contract labor ends with the bill advancing to third reading. Supporters argue the State account system boosts work training and public value, while opponents warn against market impact and insist on next Legislature review.
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Finance
John Morris
Worcester
Commonwealth
State Lunatic Hospital
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Batchelders
Peabody
House
Committee On
Federal Relations
Philadelphia
Hathorne
Boston
Stony Brook
McEttrick
Finance Committee
Dresser
O’connor
Massachusetts
Symonds
Salem
New York
Copeland
Brockton
Graves
Groton
Bailey
Everett
Miller
Chelsea
Jennings
West Lasyegewence
Conant
Acton
Brandes
Webster
Kearn
North Adams
Byanes
Clark
Lynn
Milliken
Malden
Massachusetts Asylum For
Ir. Parkman
Society For the Relief
Mr. Dresser
Legislative amendment alters land taking around Temple and Mt. Vernon streets
The document revises land appropriation east of Temple street between Mt. Vernon and Derne streets and adds section 2 authorizing Governor and council to negotiate with Boston on changes to Temple and Mt. Vernon streets. It shifts damages to the Superior Court in Schalk, adds five unpaid commissioners to plan state government land needs, and retains a $2,000,000 loan while striking the Mt. Vernon street buildings and library provisions.
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Temple Street
Mt. Vernon and
Derne Streets
Mt. Vernon Street
Derne Street
Boston
Temple
Mt. Vernon
Commonwealth
Schalk
Supreme Court
Funeral for James N. Buffum Held at Lynn Residence
The Hon. James N. Buffum's funeral occurred at his Lynn home 12 Herbert Street with Rev. Samuel B. Stewart officiating. A letter from Rev. Samuel May of Leicester praised Buffum's anti slavery work and personal virtues. Notables present included Mayor George D. Hart and others. burial was private at Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Buffum
Lynn
Buffum
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society
United States
James ¥. Buffum
Samuel May
William Lloyd Garrison
Mr. Buffum
George D. Hart
C. C. Frye
Thomas B. Knight
Theodore G. We
Contests Over Electric Regulator Patents Ignite Court Battle
A New York despatch reports Thomson-Houston fights to enforce its arc lamp regulator patents while American Electric challenges them. The case follows years of suits and counterclaims with DT casens president Goff and experts preparing for a decisive victory. Separately, Cambridge Episcopal Theological School commenced with degrees announced by Robert Winthrop and ordinations led by Bishop Paddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Thomson-Houston
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson- Houston
New England
Goff
DT Casens
Golf
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mason Memorial Chapel
Robert C. Winthrop
Charles H. Hall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bishop Paddock
George Z. Gray
Remarkable record of Vita Nuova remedy promotes health
A sensational tale links a Hudson River home tragedy to a malady caused by a defective soil pipe. The article promotes Vita Nuova by Harriet Hubbard Ayer as a cure for malaria and general weakness, claiming its safety and efficacy for all ages and urging purchase from druggists, grocers, or the manufacturer in New York.
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Hudson
America
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Union Square
Park Place
New York
60 share 10 ao do An 1 share
The fragment presents a terse numeric sequence unclear in context. It lacks identifiable persons organizations places or events to confirm a concrete news item. Further readable details are needed to craft a proper headline and summary.
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Menard
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Tolwas
United States Treasury
Oliver Ames
Electric Manufacturing
Ensolvency Notices
Bernard E. Bradley
Suffolk
Geo. R. Fowler
Summer Street
Massachu
Charles Freeman
James W
Hoston
Monaye
Boston Post
Beaton
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Peter B. Brigham
Robert Codman
Constant J. Soyard
Aoasihy
Valentine M
Joan W. McKim
Massachusseti
Mary Elisabeth Gorman
Mary Elisabeth Fleming
Joms W. McKim
Eliyah Glorge
Coto Ee Op
Sufeolk
J. Frank Wadleigh
Said County
Kate F. Ellis
Sridapee
John W. Mokim
Eli Wellington Wheelock
County of
Frances H. M. Wheelock
Henry IL. Hyde
Benjamin EF. Bates
Henry B. Hyde
John W. McKiu
Elwah George
Henry H. Hyde
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George Register
MASSACHU_SETTS
William R. Whiting
Rose
Whiting
Ward
Jane
Eral
el Peven
Rte Teeter
Massachuusetts
Supfolk
Martha Frances Winning
Susan Priscilla Munroe
Lexington
Middlesex
Spyres
William Martin
Solomon P. Fay
Henry L. Farnsworth
Elisah George
Catherine McGiwan
John J. Swanton
Massachuu Sptts
Ryetyte
James Thomson
Julius A. Palmer
Benjamin C. Hibbard
Commonwealth OF Massaon
Lucy H. Boles
Said
Arthur S. Boles
Ernest C. Kieb
Fanwood
New Jersey
W. McKim, Escuire
Elij AL George
Otiuce
George Wells Healey
Caroline HL. Dall
Executrix
Post
Atorneys
Sarah Scott
Testate
John H. Curtis
Stoughton
Norfolk
Jons W. McKim, Esquire
John T. Ogden
Charlotte ‘A. Ogden
Ela AH George
James Blake
Linus M. Child
Elizabeth Wood
James M. Soule
James
Wilson
Schuyler F. Seager
Lansing
Michigan
Charles A. Welch
Bridget Lennon
Delia Lennon
Delia Linnan
Edward J. Rogers
Adin
Brice
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Linwood Square
Norfolk House
No. Bradlee, Esq
EB. Garrison, Esq
Pond Street
Rockwood Street
Jamaica Plain
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress Street
Commissioners’ Sale
Prescott & Chapin
Atlantic Avenue
Pearl Street
Ami
Nath'l J. Bradlee
Newton Talbot
Charles G. White
Commissioners
Dorchester
Forest Hill Avenue
Corbet and
Fuller Streets
Norfolk Street
Corbet
Fuller
Anle
Forest Hill
N.E
Richards & CO
Reade St
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange
Lowell Machine Shop
Boston & Albany RR
Old Golony RR
Fitchburg RR
Missouri
Cambridge RR
Boston Con
St. Ry
Metropolitan RR
Everett Natl
Tremont Natl
Revere Bank
Amluly
Newmarket Mfg. Co
Boston & Providence RR
McKay & Bigelow
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Bowker Fertilizer Co
Taunton Copper Co
Harlestown
Incinnati
Cimelman
Summit Branch RR
Boston & Lowell RR
Conn
Pass. Rivers RR
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Pueblo & Ark. Valley RR
North Pacific RR
Michigan Cent. RR
Im. Air Line
Cedar Rapids & Mo. River RR
DAY & Company
State St
Manchester Mills
Jay Ladare
Ana Suffolk
Winnisimmet Co
American Shoe Tip Co
Washington
State
Webster Bank
Newmarket Mig. Co
Lawrence Duck Co
Lyman Mills
Old Colony
Eastern RR
Boston & Chelsea Horse
Boston & Providence
New York & New Jersey Tel. Co
Concord Granite Co
N, H
N. H
City of Cleveland
City of Chicago
M. L
Floratio Harris & CO
Atwood & Weld
Sears Building
Trustees’ Sale
Charles Hill
Centre
St. John Street
R. Knights & CO
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Washington Street
Sumner Street
North Ferry
Ladd’s Dock
Harrison Avenue
Albert Howe & CO
Brighton
Warren Avenue
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