Senate orders third reading on Boston subway bill
In a crowded session, Senate members approved a motion to consider the Boston subway bill for a third reading after a day added to the legislative schedule. Amendments to Section 5 were debated, with a $1,200,000 potential cost cited, and the bill set for engrossment before House concurrence.
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Senate
Boston
House
Jones
Middlesex
J. A. Sullivan
Suffolk
Collins
Transit Commission
Provincetown Harbor
John Hancock
Doric Hall
Harwell
Plymouth
Province Lands
Committee On Election Laws
Chelsea
Co. §& Sullivan
Fisher fleet lands 173000 pounds of fish at the pier
Ten vessels delivered 173,500 pounds including 114,000 haddock 80,000 cod 27,000 hake and 200 pounds. The Cromwell led with 35,000 followed by the Clara M Littlefield with 81,000. Prices ranged from 6 to 61 2 cents for large cod and haddock at 21 2 cents. A sighting of 40 seiners in the South Channel and several steamship line changes were reported amid poor nearby weather.
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Durin
Joseph H. Cromwell
Clara M. Littlefield
Governor Russell
Zephyr
Mary Cabral
Emily Pooney
Louis and
Rosa
Frank Monroe
Livonia
Rienzi
Cromwell
Haddock
Frank Cooney
Tiverpool and
London
Atlantic
Outport Steamship Lines
New York
Cunard, Warren, Leyland and Dominion Lines
Liverpool
Leyland and
Wilsons-Furness-Leyland
Ocean Steamship Company
City of
Macon
Urge C. Savage
Memphis
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Duluth
New Yor
Chicago
Cunarder Tvernia
Pritchard
East Boston
Queenstown
Saxonia
New England
Dominion Line
Commonwealth
Ivernia
Cambrian
Theominion
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Charlestown
Bangor
Penobsc
Wacque Shoal
Post
John G. Crowley
Camden
New Brunswick
Copan Lert Cates
Pilot Young
Gloucester
Admiral Dewey
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Crane delays DA appointment for Holmes successor
Governor Crane will not act on appointing a successor to Judge Lemuel LeBaron Holmes as district attorney of the southern district until after the Jane Tappan trial. Assistant District Attorney James M. Swift of Fall River, acting district attorney, will prosecute at the Tappan trial under Attorney-General Parker. Parker and Swift were in a lengthy State House meeting focused on the Tappan case.
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General Court
Dean of
Wakefield
Jackson
Fail River
MacCartney
Rockland
Senate
Ross
New Bedford
Messrs. Donahue
Fall River
Dean
Mesers
Dana
Newton
Everett
Bennett
Holyoke
Harbor and Land Commission
Mt. Tom
Mt. Nonotuck
Messrs
Keenan and
Albee
Boston
Gardner
Nantucket
Brewster
Springfield
Warner
Northampton
Dowd
Tapley
Smith
South Hadley
Ward
Buckland
Preston
Danvers
Adams
Melrose
Committee On Election Laws
Crane
Holmes
Lemuel LeBaron Holmes
Jane Tappan
James M. Swift
T Court
Braley
Tappan
Parker
Swift
Supreme Council Admits New Representatives at Parker House
The Supreme Council Home Circle held its 234th session at Parker House with new representatives from Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania and Maryland. Officers elected include J Varnum Abbott and Charles P Battelle. officers installed by Past Supreme Leader Tompkins.
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Supreme Council
Home Circle
Parker House
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Committee On
Supreme
E. P. Chichester
Thomas Jerman
Boston
Sucee
John Heydinger, Jr
Ofrooklyn
J. Varnum Abbott
East Dedham
Charles P. Battelle
Somerville
Wiliam F. Garcelone
Julius M. Swain
John Haskell Butler
Ton
William Bopton
W.W. J. Ayling
Case
N. Y
Supreme Sentinel
John Z. Jack
Philadelphia
Pe Ag
Uriah W. Tompins
Kert. B. Dixon
George I. Vincent
Tompkins
Arrestee Exits Reformatory After Six Years For Embezzlement
Louis Alfred Balent was arrested at the Napanoch Reformatory door by U S Marshal Henkel after completing a six year term for grand larceny. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Shields on a charge of embezzling 6 800 000 francs, based on a complaint by France Consul General Bruwaert.
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Seaving
New York
Louis Alfred Balenst
United States
Henkel
Napanoch Reformatory
Shields
Bruwaert
France
Judge Imposes $2 Day Fine in Teamsters Assault Case
In Municipal Court Judge Dewey fines Jeremiah Leary a day's pay or $2 for assaulting non union worker John Orr. The $2 amount reflected the strike wage for Leary and 160 other teamsters across several firms, a decision that amused labor men. Leary, a union teamster, faced the charge amid a labor dispute.
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Dewey
Jeremiah Leary
Teamster
Leary
John Orr
Shipping News Mini Almanac from a June Log
The miniature almanac notes sunrise and sunset times, daylight length, and moon rises. It lists arrived steamers Ivernia and Queenstown with passengers and cargo, Cleared steamers Cambrian and Santiago, sailed vessels including Prince Arthur and Gypsum Emperor, and multiple tug and barge movements along Atlantic ports and New York corridors.
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Pritchard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alexander Martin
Caie
Glasgow
Olivette
Allen
Halifax
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
St. Croix
Pike
St. John
Eastport
Portland
City of Bangor
Arey
Bangor
Herman Winter
Grove
New York
Penobscot
Marr
Bath
Sagadahoc
Ingraham
Kershaw
Hawes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Ndses
A. M. Graham
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mark Lillian
Kram
Philadelphia
Willie L. Maxwell
Mt. Desert
Bowden
Ponce
P. R
Nellie F. Sawyer
Willard
Henry May
Bee Currotoman River
Georgie Peking
Julia Francis
Alley
Moldyville
N. Y
Moon
Rondout
Charlotte W. Miller
Pinkham
Millbridge
George M. Winslow
Nulty
Ae Alice
Grace
Bessie
O. Co
Lennon
Bayonne
N. J
Barge
Gres King
Blizzard
YY & Co
Gypsum Perperoe
J. B. King & Co
Hokendauqua, Hock
Perth Amboy
Boston
Buffet
Prince Arthur
Aquileia
Paerees Boat
King
Windsor
Yonne
S. O. Co
Concord
Cien
Woman charged with criminal operation in city
Joseph E. Nolet druggist of 117 Hampden Street faced Municipal Court in $2000 bonds on a charge of performing a criminal operation on Parker a 19 year old wife of carpenter Edward Parker. The patient was moved to City hospital from a Waltham Street lodging house and was reported out of danger. Nolet was photographed for the Rogues Gallery and cried as he appeared before Judge Dewey.
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Joseph E. Nolet
Hampden Street
Awang
Sage Dewey
Parker
Edward Parker
Waltham Street
Burs
Montreal
Pol River
Lowell
Rogues’ Gallery
Tke x
Dewey
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Pahees App Ono & Marsters
Wash
B. R. Price
N. Bipaten
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Agt
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Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co
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Port
Iran
Providence
Attery Wharf
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Tolman
Spooner & Briccs
Devonshire St
Dexter Loan CO
Colonial Loan CO
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d&Sutt
Briggs
Washington St
Beacon
HUB Loan CO
Dewey & CO
Martin
Lever Brothers, Limited
Curtis Davis & Co
Broadway
Cambridge
Stonemasons
Gurney Hall
Roxbury
Main Springs
Alberts
Boe
W. W. Rowe
Cornhill
Congress At
Wil
Wheeler & Wilson M Mfg. CO
MUNRO
Elliots
WM. A. Barnes
Mass. Ave
Newfoundland
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Taylor’s
Bonavista Bay
B. Yerxa
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Stearns
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Summer St
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Boston Yacht Club
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Missaroline B. Nichols
Dudley Place
Castle Square Theatre
E. Courtney
M. Hatch
Park Sa
Noard Sewing Machine CO
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Jay St
Cambridgeport
Addie M
Brookline
John F. Cook
Tremont Building
Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Hiladelphia
Aiwace
Perth
F.P. Wing
Central Wharf
Bost
S. S
Dominion Atlantic Ry
Foot State St
Prince
WM. Filene & Sons
Howe, Lovetox Mfg. CO
Bedford St
Wien
Royal Mfg. CO
Kingston St
J. W. Frederick & CO
Eston St
Boston Asa
Auburndale
Highland Station
West Roxbury
J. Adams Brown
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Fiat
Hammond St
Wae Fe
Charles and
Ambridge Sts
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Claremont Park
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the Post
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Hull
Nancy Spitz
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Crocery
Mission Church Parish
Fourth St
Industrial Trust and Securities CO
Park Row Building
Nickerson
Geome
Merrimac St
Morris Sieverstein
Sch
School St
Leverett St
Hay
P. Firestein
Main St
Eee
Hampden Et
George
Torr Sale
Prof
Berry
Dudley St
McPhail and
Emerson
Boston Law Syndicate
Water St
Astrology
Thumim Siti
Crads
J. F. Johnson
Cor
Dover
Marie LeNormand
Hotel Touraine
Justice OF the Peace
Stanley
Carria
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