Free List Cuts Sugar Tariff As Senate Debates Provisions
In Washington the Senate committee completes the free list section of the tariff bill leaving salt but striking sugar. Changes pass on silk wool and stone wording as lawmakers trim paragraphs. A separate bill to curb obscene literature is advanced while a North End incident sees a woman slash Castelluccio with a razor amid padrone protests.
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Senate
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Nebraska
Shandler
New Hampshire
Yeas
Aldrich
Kyle
Quay
Alen
Finance Committee
Hale
Maine
Jones
Hill
North End
Post
Epworth League
Boston
Vincenzo Castelluccio
West Newton
Bianco Turco
Turco
New York
Castelluccio
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DIZER DEF IANT FIRM STANDS BY Italian LASTERS IN DISPUTE
EAST WEYMOUTH June 19 The firm of M P Dizer & Co refuses to hire old lasters and will use Italian help instead Secretary Daly of the Lasters Protective Union mediates but the firm stands firm The lasters say they have supported the firm for ten years and accuse management of inciting riots A mass meeting with Daly and labor advocates is planned as the dispute continues
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Lasters
M. P. Dizer & Co
Daly
Lasters’ Protective Union
Sugar Inquiry Ends. Senate Committee to Meet on Report
Washington June 2 Lodge said the Sugar investigating committee had examined all witnesses and gathered the information needed. The committee will meet tomorrow to discuss a proposed report. It will be several days before the character of the report is decided. It is understood there will be two reports, majority and minority. Some Senators were absent from Washington and could not answer the drag net questions.
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Lodge
Walker Against the Hatch Bill Debate in Washington
Massachusetts senator Walker speaks against the Hatch bill in Washington, voicing opposition to anti option measures during a June session. The fragmented wire report highlights a national debate on legislative options and party line differences.
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Hatch
Washington
Alker
Massachusetts
Vorwalk's Colonial Ball Crowns 244th Anniversary
In South Norkalk Conn attendees dressed in colonial attire gathered for Vorwalk's celebration marking her 244th anniversary. Nearly 1000 people attended the evening event featuring hoop skirts knickerbockers powder wigs and gold trims.
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South Norkalk
Conn
Vorwalk
Ter Brewing Company Bottles Popular Draught
The Ter Brewing Company markets its popular standara beer in bottles at the Vos location. Aimed at regular customers, the move highlights distribution expansion and brand visibility in local markets.
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Ter Brewing Company
Vos
Avenue Improvements Around Milton Line Planned
The street commissioners proceed with an 120 foot wide avenue from Washington to the Milton line at Neponset River Mattapan while compensating numerous property owners for takings along the path. Names and parcels include Eckert Garland Peterson Raymond Topham Leonard Salisbury McKenna Cook Ufford Wells Gomez Wade Cushing Sandford Daley Jones Bradley Tavaner Fisher L Bartlett Hart McKandry Hollingsworth Burt Obert and New York and New England Company among others. The takings extend across both sides of the railroad with a single combined figure on the Milton side.
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Blue Hill Avenue
Washington Street
Walk Hill Street
Milton
Neponset River
Mattapan
Hill Street
Clara E. Eckert
Harriet A. Garland
Reuben Peterson
Ann J. Raymond
Francis H. Topham
Amos M. Leonard
Ohn J. Cushing
Martha P. Sandford
Charles A. Ufford
R Patrick Daley
Woodman Jones
New York &New England
New York & New England Railroad
J. Walter Bradley
Thomas Tavaner
Elizabeth Fisher
Annie L. Betcher
Mattapan Inde- Arigent Soci’l Club
As ¥. Temple
J. W. L. Bartlett
Isher
Fred
William N. Hart
Sarah F. McKandry
William Tavaner
Hariah
Hollingsworth
G. L. Burt
T. J. BE
F. J. Obert
D. L. Bartlett
New York & New England Company
John
Arthur Lor
W Tava
He Tavaner
Fitza Hempgon
Vermont Seminary Baseball Forfeits 9–0 to Goddards
In Vermont on June 2, the Vermont Seminary baseball team forfeited to Goddards with a final score of 9 to 0. Goddards used a picked lineup in the game.
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Goddards
Harvard Overseers Confirm Extensive Faculty Appointments
The Harvard board met at 50 State Street to approve five year appointments for Fitz Green Burrell and 14 more instructors across physiology obstetrics clinical surgery and multiple medical and dental specialties. Special clinical instructors and admin board members were named from notable Harvard faculty and associated departments.
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Harvard
State Street
George W. Fitz
Charles M. Green
Herbert Leslie Burrell
Frederick R. Clow
George O. Virtue
Samuel J. Mixter
Charles T. Withington
William M. Conant
Francis S. Watson
Frank B. Mallony
Arthur J. Oldham
Arthur H. Stoddard
Henry G. Bixby
Arthur W. Pidtred
Fred H. Woodcock
Harry §. Parsons
Ezra_¥. Taft
Forest G. Eddy
Edwin
John H. Vincent
BE. Winchester Donald
Samuel McC. Orothers
Dwight M. Clapp
William H. Potter
Theodore W. Wisher
Samuel H. Durgin
Charles L. Sander
Patrick W. Moriarty
Joseph T. Paul
Nathaniel P. Wyllie
John Homans
Baward Giles
Francis B. Greenough
George W. Gay
Georges L. Walton
Philip C. Knapp
Abner Post
Frederick B. Cheney
Walter L. Burrage
George H. Washburn
Thomas A. de Blois
John W. Farlow
Algernon Coolidge
B. A
Ira N. Lis
Edwin Hall
Paul J. Hanns
John EB. Wolff
George W. Fits
Salem Board of Underwriters Elect Officers
The Salem Board of Underwriters elected Samuel A. Potter president George P. Daniels vice president and B D Jones secretary and treasurer.
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Salem Board of Underwriters
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George P. Daniels
B. D. Jones
Tufts Commencement List Honors and Speeches
Tufts College held its thirty-eighth annual Commencement with a prayer by President Capen. Speakers included Herbert E. Benton and Arthur W. Grose addressing topics from Revolution to Newton. Degrees were conferred on numerous candidates across A M B S and honorary PhD and LL.D. citations were also announced.
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Capen
Herbert E. Benton
Arthur W. Grose
Adelbert H. Morrison
Fred C. Hodgdon
Sir Isaac Newton
Frederick H. Pember
Charles J. Snow
Edwin H. Wright
Omer G. Petrie
Canes
Frederick W. Perkins
Canaiaary A. M
Isaac B. Hersey
John Cavitt
Thomas FE. Greene
Charles St. Clair Wade
Fred S. Walker
Albert P. Wills
Frank G. Wren
A. M
Charles A. Hathaway
Charles R. Tucker
Minnie A. Nichols
Fred Dayton Lambert
Muscatine
Herbert FE. Benton
Annisquam
Waltham
W. L. Leighton
West Falmouth
Willard
West Brattleboro
Vis Blanchard F. "Hicks
Rockland
Eee
Robert C. Brown
Pipers Stetson
A. B AP ‘Sp. B
Edward P. Byrne
Medford
Carl V. Seothawrad
South Eest
Isaac H. Hersey
Hingham
John O
John P. Mallet
Topshame
Lawrence
Robert H. Morse
West Somerville
Frederic H. Pember
Peabody
Rufus C. Reed
Attleboro
Samuel A. Spaulding
Danvers
Edwin * Wright
Charlestown
A. B
Orville J. Whitney
B. M
Inen Brown
Cadillac
Mich
Augustine WN
Agereeen
Conn
Abington
Hervey H. Hoyt
Kan
George E. Leighton
Dexter, Me
D. Morrison
Brookings
M. D
Roxbury
el Dorado
LeGrand Blake
Boston
May Ghadhodene
James Clark
Henry B
Alice Palmer
Batavia
Richard M. Pearce
Helen Rabinovitch
Ee York
James McD
Roy D
Somerville
BH. Smith
Valley Falls
R. 1
Eva Me de Lawrence
Dward FB. Thorpe
Newton Centre
William Walker
William A. White
Ella R. Wylie
Elihu Thomson
Lynn
W. E. Gibbs
Thomas Allen
England
Jarvis
White
Brooklyn
N. Y
Long Island Hospital Medical College
Goddard Gymnasium
Graduation Exercises Close Mass Agricultural College
Governor Greenhalge presented diplomas to the class of 184 at Massachusetts Agricultural College in Amherst. Prize awards followed with Grinnell prize going to John Gifford of Brockton for first place and George Merwin of Westport, Conn second.
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John Gifford
Brockton
George Merwin
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Meigs Bill Faces Urgent Decision in Boston
Lawmakers confront pressure over the Meigs bill with calls to approve or send to the people of Boston for a direct vote. Public debate intensifies as opponents warn of potential consequences and supporters push for swift action.
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Boson
Bos
Dartmouth seniors hold sing out and Casque and Gauntlet initiations
Hanover June 20 The Dartmouth senior class closes its color evening with D D Barrows as chorister and H A Gibson as organist The Casque and Gauntlet Society announces the initiation of junior members including Robert A Campbell Edwin R Davis Frank P Dodge Natt M Emery Fred G Folsom John Gault John B E Hayes Charles H Hawkins Harry C Morrison Charles W Gillard Edward J Rossiter Burton T Scaies in Hanover and surrounding towns
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D. Barrows,m
Lowell
H. A. Gibson
Marlboro
Robert A. Campbell
Edwin R. Davis
Laconia
Frank P. Dodge
Henniker
Natt M. Emery
Suncook
Fred G. Folsom
Oldtown
John Gault
Hocksett
John BE. R. Hayes
Somersworth
Charles H. Hawkins
Haverhill
Harry C. Morrison
Bold daylight burglary in Somerville shocks locals
Mrs Brown and carpenters watched two thieves ransack the Laurel street home while a crew across the street held still. The robbers escaped with a suit, coat, vest, trousers, jewelry and cash worth substantial sums, disappearing toward Norton's woods. police extended the manhunt but made no arrests by nightfall.
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Somerville
George A. Brown
Ely Brown
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Rice
Park Street
Beacon Street
Norton’s Woods
Cambridge
Young Miles Injured in Hull Staging Collapse
In Hull a temporary house frame collapsed injuring George Miles Jr 25 and carpenter Levi Walsh 40. Miles in critical condition and Walsh seriously hurt. others escaped with lighter injuries. Miles vacationing in Hull and employed by his father George Miles Sr a South Boston boiler maker.
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George Miles, Jr
George Miles
South Boston
Les Levi Walsh
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Miles
Walsh
Litchfield
Dr. Galvin
Galvin
East Broadway
South
Boston
YMCA Training School Commencement Adds New Trustees
Springfield June 20 The Y M C A training school held commencement exercises with twenty eight students receiving diplomas. New trustees named include Henry Bond W A Keeler G A Warburton Hamilton Kuhn John McFethries J W Cook EB Lee Brooklyn and F G Goodman.
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Springfield
Henry Bond
W. A. Keeler
G. A. Warburton
Hamilton Kuhn
John McFethries
J. W. Cook
EB. F. Lee
Brooklyn
F. G. Goodman
Tragic Rail Fatality on New York & New England Line
A man about 30 to 35 was struck by the inbound Ghost train near the Norfolk Avenue bridge on the New York & New England railroad and ground to pieces. Fragments were sent to City Hospital morgue. Medical Examiner Draper notified.
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Norfolk Avenue
City Hospital
Congress
Draper
Wounded man claims A P A remark sparked shooting near Dartmouth Street
D A Maginnis 23, of 222 Shawmut avenue, was shot in the right leg near Dartmouth Street while passing Back street at 9 PM. He says two men arguing about the A P A fired at him after he warned them to stop talking. He is at City Hospital. he cannot identify the assailants.
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Dartmouth Street
Forced from home in Amesbury ejectment case
In Amesbury on June 20 a French family Vegent faced eviction from a Hamilton corporation tenement. After a 12 year old girl lost part of a finger at work and a tort suit began, the tenement was leased to Kelly who forced the family onto the sidewalk despite doctors warning the move endangered the sick man. Further suits promised.
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Amesbury
A. W. Reddy
Vegent
Hamilton Corporation
West Springfield
Kelly
Corporation
Reddy
Lynn editor Jacobs feted by local newspaper men
H Edmund Jacobs editor and proprietor of the Lynn Weekly Advocate was honored with a reception in Lucerne Hall hosted by fellow Lynn journalists. The evening featured an orchestra entertainment and refreshments. Rochester Brewing Company's extra dark Bavarian beer in bottles at the "Pop" concerts.
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Lynn
H. Edmund Jacobs
Lucerne Hall
Rochester Brewing Company
Colby Triumphs Over Bates for State College Title
Colby defeated Bates to win the state college championship in Waterville Maine on June 20. Patterson's pitching and Brackett's one hand stop highlighted the win. Colby 6 to Bates 2 with Colby 9 base hits and 3 errors to Bates 6. Batteries Patterson and Coffin Slattery and Gerrish.
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Colby
Bates
State College
Patterson
Brackett
Coffin
Slattery
Gerrish
Brown Baseball Falls to Alumni in Bright Contest
The Brown nine played a spirited game against college alumni in Providence. The alumni scored 17 runs to Brown's 6 in a game noted for sharp fielding and solid hitting. Batteries were Sexton Brady and Cook for the alumni and Robinson and Lang for Brown.
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Cook
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