Controversy Over West Peter Chambers Bill and Veto
Governor Crane vetoed the Westminster Chambers exemption bill after a six foot overstep led to accusations of corruption at a legislative dinner. The House, facing a stalled probe, may rely on Rules for any investigation while contractor Leighton dismisses the vilification and expects legal resolution.
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Crane
Westpeter Chambers
Westminster Chambers
Greas
Quincy
Qisgor Hart
Coolidge
Committee On Rules
Trane
Bailey
Samuel J. Hider
Hitler
Ain Rules
Bbg
Sumyernor Crane
Sterm
Iton
City Solicion
Pillsbury
Ana’ Butler
Et ‘ Ani
Pooner
Committee On
Stone
Lott
Boston
Bass Point
Oliver W
Basa Point
Nahant
Lincoln
Battery
Wafrhain
Naval Beare
Postum Food Coffee Improves Health in Religious Community
A Rev. and a young woman from Athens New York report coffee related health issues including stomach trouble and nervousness improve after replacing coffee with Postum Food Coffee. The minister gains 15 pounds to reach 151, and cessation of Postum returns health declines. The testimonial cites strong gains in general health and the elimination of the twin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
N. Y
New England Warps to Dock After Transatlantic Voyage
The Dominion Line steamship New England, carrying 1125 passengers, narrowly berthed at Hoosoé docks just before noon. From Liverpool July 7, the craft carried 183 saloon 183 second cabin, 9 steerage, with a long list of named passengers led by Mr. F B Allen and Mrs. Allen among saloon guests, and numerous clergymen and guests including Rev T E Archer and Rev G H Dolan aboard.
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Dominion Line
New England
Hoosaé
Allen
D. G. ‘Allen
J. D. Armitage
Armita
Charles.g.‘ Asti
M. Anderson
T. E. Archer
Archer
Reginald Armitage
Austin
Sulla Bacon
Misa Catherine Barnes
G. I. Beatty
Beatty
A Becker
Bidwell
Bertha C
B. Bouton
Beige Dwyer
W. H. Edgerly
A 4S
Dridge
B. O
Erlandiss Gracens
Roe
D. F. Fehan
J. D
H. B. Glidden
H. G. Goodday
Wells Goodhue
Goodhue
T. M. En
Clark Hayes
W. O. Hickok
Hickok
Ae Voule
Htegeingen
Hingteon
Holmes
Holmes A. Sort
A. G. Hovey
A.howard
Howard
R. M. Hubbard
Hubbard
T. R. Job
M. Job
James Kershi
Kershaw
T. J. Kiernan
J. A. Lanigan
B. F. Leland
Arthur Rei
Mise San Sanders
John 5. Ford
Mr. Murray
Ww. Serene
Sherman
Sushee
Co. Smith
D M. Smith
B. Beith
Seahel Smith
FE. B. Speare
Speare
M. R. Stockton
M. R. Sturgis
A. L. Thordike
J. H. Trent
Lo Young
T. H. Young
Thirteen Year Old Etta Bishop To Appear In Court
Everett news reports that 18 year old Etta Bishop will appear in Malden Police Court to answer a charge of robbing six year old Muriel McCune of 2.76. The Bishop family is in reduced circumstances and the case highlights a wider trend of theft by children in the town.
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Etta
Everett
Malden
Muriel McCune
Iin
McCune
Everett Square
Etta Bishop
Tilestow Street
Bishop
McCunes
Annie Chamberlain Pleads Guilty in Larceny Case
Annie Chamberlain also called Julia Robinson and Everett Martin faced indictment in the Superior Criminal Court. She pleaded guilty to larceny yesterday and was held in bail for sentence at a later point in this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Chamberlain
Julia Robinson
Everett Martin
Superior Criminal Court
Thousands Cheer General Otis at Rochester Homecoming
Rochester celebrates Major General Boswell G Otis with a parade reception banquet and fireworks as President McKinley and Secretary Root send troops and the Marine Band to join the event. Crowds exceed 100000 line East Avenue while regiments march for the first time through Rochester streets. General Otis rides in a carriage with officials and leads a day of bands concerts and displays.
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Rochhester
N. Y
Citiiens of
Rochester
Boswell G. Otis
Congress
McKinley
Root
Marine Band of
Washington
Northern Central
Joe Wheeler
Camp Otis
Edward Moale
Terday
Fifteenth United States Infantry
Seventh United States Artillery
Fifth United States Artillery
East Avenue
United States
General Otis
Henry B Hathaway
Chamber of Commerce
James G. Cutler
Department of Public Safety
Stage Matters at Tremont and New Theatre Plans
Mary Sanders will perform briefly with J H Gilmour at Tremont Theatre and debut in The Classical Cowboy set for June. Joe Ott signs a three year deal with the Sire brothers. In McNally’s Central Park play, mechanical animals appear as Klaw buys them in Europe. rehearsals start July 14.
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Mary Sanders
J. H. Gilmour
Tremont Theatre
Joe Ott
Tokio
Sire. Brothers
John J. McNally
Rogers Brothers
Central Park
Marc Klaw
Europe
Ot McNally
New York
Madchester
Mass
Tremont
Neil Twomey
Rose Melville
Tiopkins
Charles Frohman
Miss Hobbs
Napier Lothian
Boston Theatre
Daniel Frohman
EB. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Academy of Music
Chelasa
John H. Reniger
F. L. Jones
Actors’ Colony
Revere Beach
Dan Daly
Boston
Ward
Vokes
William H. West
Ward and Vokes Company
Nellie Parker
Broadway
Tokio’’ Company
Buffalo Bill
Wild West
Congress of Rough’ Riders
Huntington Avenue
Village Postmaster at Castle Square Draws Big Crowds
The Village Postmaster at Castle Square Theatre draws large audiences this week with enthusiastic applause for principal scenes. The coming week adds matinees with chocolate bon bons on Monday and dainty china pin trays on Wednesday.
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Castle Square
J. H. Gilmour
Tremont Theatre
Carleycroft
Gilmour
Rodriguez
Bunker Hill
Victory Bateman
Harry Mestayer
Gil Ebert
Keith
Laugh
A. O. Duncan
Through Passenger Service Expanded By Fitchburg Railroad
The improved through passenger service lists multiple routes and schedules from Boston to Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Chicago and St. Louis with departures in the afternoon and morning, noting improved Pullman and sleeping cars for comfort. Connections include West Shore, N Y C & St L, D H Erie B&O, and Wabash lines with stated arrival times and daily operations.
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Fitchburg Railroad
West Shore R. R
Boston
Buffalo
Boaton
Eric
West Hore
Anhavadcan
Tagge
Cleveland
Saree
Detroit
Menion
P. W
Wabash
Luton Pp
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N.X. C
St. I
Bosai m
Chicago
Oston
Ae Oaton
Ion D. Eana Grie-Téave
Wie
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Wa Peat Éave
Wah St. Lowa
St. Louis
D. H
Erie
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Standard Oil Company
Aggrieves
Rules Committee
Vernor Crane
Wenn ‘B Leighton
Bury & Ae
Aeto
Yeater“Gay
Liverpool
Everett Schoe
Otis
Rochester,n. Y
Entertainments
Lafrigain
Havel ‘Brigade
Ostrich
Farmen
Gan
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Add Farm
Washington St
Bill
Burwell’s
Adams House
Grand Street
Charlestown
Huntington Ave
Columbia Theatre
Emil Wehlund
Mile
Tekla
Sandow
Austin & Stone
Woman's Athletic Pastime Club
Brooklyn
Mamie Anderson
St. Onge Brothers
Ryder and Dryver
Sandy” Chapman
Combination Park
George Evans
Proebel and
Ruge
Anna Whitney
Lillian Shaffer
Queen of Horsewomen
O'Neill
Rustic Theatre
Crescent Gardens
Olympia Quartet Vaudeville Company
Olympia Quartet
Laura Comstock
White
Harris
Carr
Jordan
Bryan
Nordrau
Norrises
First Regiment
Adelina Routino
Tom Carr
Norumbega Park
George Hazzard
Point of Pines
Trilby
Palace Theatre
Charlies River Park
Frank Butler
Hugh McLean
Banda Rossa
Airion
Kennedys
Hippodrome
Casino Roof Garden
Aleceric
Ryder
Odryver
T. Once Brothers
Andersons
Sullivan Square
Crescent Cardens
New Rustic Theatre
Pia
Laura
Comstock
Jordan Bryan
Nordrau White
Collins’ First Regiment Band
Revere
Lynn and
Lynn Cc
Marsh
Charles A
Sinosbanda Rossa
Alabama
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Ler
Hugh
Bunker Hin
James
Kennedy
N.C. A
Jimmy
Michael
Neing
Burns
Pierce
America
SotrepeHbans
Touraina
Iles River Park
Resort DE Luxe
SIN
NEW Rustic
Madame Tavary
Lynn
Tremont ‘St
Music Hall i
Oxford
Reeves
Alice E. Ives
Jerome H. Eddy
Villace
China
Rose Coghlan
Louis Massen
Harrigan
Tromper
Arselia
Perkins Fisher
Opi
Rner
Pauline Moran
Coon
Wills
Ito
Damm Brothers
Maae
Zoological Garden
Soustain
Vann
Subway
Triumph OF
Carley Groft
Moe
Boston Bicycles
Appen & Bassett’s
Mechanics’ Hall
Crand Orchestra
Gustav Strube
CondAuncter
Back Bay
Columbia
THE
Theatre
Promenade DE Luxe
Dunn
Waldron
New Palace
Bowery
Stone's
Moné Ron
Scollay
Sgt
Emil Wahlund
Varietiare
Tex
Winthrop Line
Atlanta Ave
Plymouth
F. W. Carter
Mgr
Philadelphia
Sorensen
Brate Atresy
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