Senate balks at the merger measure vote showdown looms
Senate debate over the Cole bill splits factions with Buttrick opposing all notions of merger. Vahey and Faxon marshal amendments while Higgins fights for time and O'Brien seeks delay. House votes defeat referendum and set act to take effect upon passage as Senate maneuvers create three opposite camps.
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Higgins
House
Mr. Higgins
O’brien
Worcester
O'Brien
Senate
Allan G. Buttrick
Buttrick
Vahey
William C. Faxon
Committee On Railroads
Vahey-Hayes
Cole
Faxon
Senate Chamber
Lodge
Yeas
Allen
Andrew
Baker
Bennett
Springfield
Boston
Birch
Bishop
Blair
Brigham
Brown
Buckley
Burns
Callahan
Carbrey
Chambers
Clark
Collette
Conboy
Conley
Converse
Conway
Cook
Haverhill
West Springfield
Coolidge
Davis
Dean
Wakefield
Taunton
Denny
Dillon
Dorman
Draper
F. J. Dr
Learned
Leining
Leonard
Lewis
Linscott
Lomasney
Long
Lothrop
Lyons
Macomber
Marley
Mayberry
McCarthy
McEttrick
McGonagle
McGrath
McKirdy
McKnight
Meehan
Mildram
Mock
Morse
Nash
Nason
Newhall
O'Connell
O'Connor
O'Rourke
Parker
Porter
Prindle
Putnam
Quinn
Robinson
Chelsea
Ross
Smith
Soliday
Sowle
Stearns
Stoddart
D. L. Sullivan
J. I. Sullivan
Terry
Toland
Trudel
Walker
Webster
White
Wood
Ferber
Schoonmaker
E. W. Clark
Brockton
Graham
Kemp
Fay
Drysdale
McCann
Parks
Newton
Bristol
Nays
Bailey
Barker
Deals
Blanchard
Blodgett
Bodwell
Bolton
Boyer
Bryan
Bunting
Burnett
Chester
Coffin
Coleman
Fall River
Coombs
Coyle
Cushing
Dalton
Davenport
Delano
Dennett
Doyle
J. J. Driscoll
Duane
Dyer
Elmer
Farley
Fennelly
Fiske
Wflye
Fogg
Fuller
Gaskill
Giles
Greene
Gunn
Haggerty
Howard
Johnson
Nahant
Wellesley
Jones
Keith
Loring
Mapes
Marey
Mayhew
J. M. McDonald
McKenney
McKie
Myers
Morgan
Muehlig
Nickerson
Paradise
Parmenter
Patterson
Perham
Pickford
Pollock
Potter
Northboro
Powers
Rice
Mansfield
Rockwood
Russell
The Finest Come Sip A Liquid Delight Sale
The notice promotes HUB PUNCH as ready for unexpected guests and suggests a case of a dozen bottles serving about a hundred callers on July 4th. C. H. Graves & Sons of Boston, Mass offer guidance on serving for such occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Dynamite Found in Somerville Dump Between Avenues
Eight sticks of dynamite were found in the Somerville dump between Mystic and Middlesex avenues late yesterday afternoon. Street Commissioner Pritchard ordered a guard on the explosive and it will be moved to a safe place this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mystic and
Middlesex Avenues
Pritchard
Boston Vessel T Charlton Henry Sunk After Collision
The five masted schooner T Charlton Henry of Boston was sunk off Montauk Point after a collision with the English steamer Chelston. All 18 crew members were transferred to the Chelston and landed at Norfolk. The loss is estimated at 140000 dollars with partial insurance. The Henry sailed June 18 from Baltimore with 4200 tons of coal to Boston and was due to arrive today or tomorrow but fog delayed her. Captain Sanford will file a full report to Captain Crowley of the Coastwise Transportation Company.
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T. Charlton Henry
Coastwise Transportation Company of
Boston
Montauk
L. L
Chelston
Nicaragua
F. B. Sanford
Norfolk
Chamber of Commerce Marine Department
Baltimore
Davis Coal & Coke Company
New England
Chelsea
Coastwise Transportation Company
Thomas W. Lawson
John Crowley
Post
Sanford
H. M. and R. L. Bean Shipbuilding Company
Camden
Chesapeake Bay
Dynamite Found Hidden in City Dump Load
Ernest Steadman uncovered dynamite wrapped in brown paper among a dump load carted by Joseph Denehey. Each stick measured about eight inches. Denehey claimed a prior load came from Adrian and Joseph streets, though he did not recall the package. A crowd gathered but stayed distant as the news spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Steadman
Joseph Denehey
Adrian
Joseph
Explosion Injures Builder In Colorado Street Dig
H P Pitcher 68 of 31 High Water Road was severely injured by a dynamite blast while pipes were laid on Colorado Street in Matapan. A rock struck him from above causing a possible skull fracture. others escaped unharmed as rock and debris flew and workers were knocked down.
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Colorado Street
Mattapan
H. P. Pitcher
High Water Road
Pitcher
Winchester
Back Bay Tree Removals Debated by Boston Officials
Residents on Commonwealth Avenue seek word on summer tree cutting. Superintendent Pettigrew’s son says his father expects no further removals this summer after recent decayed trees were removed. Officials defer comment, citing the superintendent's discretion.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Boston Park Department
The
Post
Commission
Charles E. Stratton
Europe
James M. Prendergast
Daniel H
Moody Boynton Bill Is Signed
Governor Guild signed the bicycle railway bill renewing the Boynton charter. The act makes the Boynton railway law and authorizes construction on a single track from Boston to Fall River. Mrs. Boynton received the signing quill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
E. Moody Boynton
Boynton
Puck Fair Programme At Locust Street Grounds July Fourth
An active Puck Fair programme by the Knights of St. Brendan promises a baseball game and track events at Locust street grounds on July 4. The highlight is a Gaelic football match between Charlestown Kickhams and Kerry team of New York with a $100 incentive to attract the visitors. Ladies provide refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. Brendan
Locust Street
Kickhams
Charlestown
Kerry
New York
Chase-Chace Reunion Set for West Newbury Grange Hall
Members of the Chase-Chace family plan their eighth annual reunion at Grange Hall West Newbury tomorrow evening. Indications point to the largest gathering of the family ever held.
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Chase-Chace
Grange Hall
West Newbury
Harvard Grads Gather for 550 Degree Ceremony at Sanders Theatre
Harvard’s commencement day features 550 seniors receiving parchments after four years of study. A procession to Sanders Theatre with President Thot, Governor Guild and Dean Hurlbut leads to speeches by undergraduate orators. Overseers are elected from a slate including Bishop Lawrence and William Endicott. Alumni Association and Lawrence Scientific School meet in Sanders Theatre and University Hall respectively.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Thot
Governor Guild
Dean Hurlbut
Samuel H. Newhall
Lynn
Arthur L. Mayer
New York
Abbot Peterson
Jamaica Plain
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Bishop Lawrence
Robert §. Peabody
Boston
Frederick Dodge
Belmont
Francis J. Swayze
Newark
William A. Gaston
Charles G. Washburn
Worcester
George D. Markham
St. Louis
John IF. Moors
Walter C. Baylies
Taunton
William Endicott
Barrett Wendell
Lawrence Scientific School Association
University Hall
Harvard reunion highlights class memories and old ties
Last night Cambridge hosted the Harvard principal reunion of the old crads with the class of 57 at the Somerset Club marking its semi centennial. Members listed include John D Long Robert M Morse and Solomon Lincoln. The class of 87 celebrated at Youngs Hotel with over 200 attendees including N M Bartlett and Bailey from Japan. The 84 and 04 groups gathered at the Somerset Hotel with James P Burgess presiding as toastmaster J T Bullard assisted.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Somerset Club
Secretary of the Navy
John D. Long
Robert M. Morse
Solomon Lincoln
Young's Hotel
N. M. Bartlett
Panama
Mr. Bailey
Japan
Dean Hurlburt
T. €. Dawson
United States of Colombia
G. S. Mumford
C. E. Shattuck
Hamilton
New University of Washington
A. C. Smith
Omaha
Loving case hinges on prosecution rebuttal evidence
Testimony details Miss Loving revealing alcohol use and a drugged encounter with Theodore Estes. The defense asserts the charge against Judge Loving may be unprovable while prosecutors prepare to argue admissibility of crucial rebuttal evidence as the trial nears a key moment.
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Miss Loving
Estes
Wm. Tunstall
Lovingston
Loving
H. B. Melvin
Halifax
Sheriff Evans Not Arrested in Wareham Mystery
June 25 Wareham. Edwin H. Evans Bristol county high sheriff was not arrested last Sunday as first reported. A mistaken identity led to the arrest of another man named Evans while Sheriff Evans claims he spent the day in Providence and did not break the auto speed limit.
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Wareham
Edwin H. Evans
Bristol County
Sheriff Evans
Taunton
Providence
Fanny E. Prescott Vessel Seizure Quietly Remains Awaiting Disposal
The Boston fishing schooner Fanny E. Prescott seized for alleged illegal fishing within the three mile limit had 1380 barrels of salted mackerel sold today in Halifax under court order. The owner was present but did not bid. N. M. Smith of Halifax bought the fish for 1235 dollars. Ottawa has not yet advised on the vessel’s disposition.
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Halifax
N. S
Boston
Fanny E. Prescott
N. & M. Smith
Ottawa
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I. J. Driscoll
Fitzgerald
Forristall
Gilmore
Grady
Haggarty
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Hancock
Healy
Hogan
Keefe
Kelleher
Kenney
Kiley
Mack
Oliver
Stone
J. E
Sullivan
Tradel
Teeling
D. J. McDonald
Beals
Bounke
Grant
Griswold
Ham
Hardy
Hoag
Hobson
Holt
Hultman
Hyde
Keene
Leominster
Malley
March
Mayhey
MelkKirdy
Meyers
Nichols
Pattison
Pierce
Sandberg
Shepherd
Spaulding
Streeter
Taber
Trull
Turner
Varnum
Vittum
Waugh
Huntington Avenue
Maia
Carters
Sch
Back Bay
Moody Boynton Bill
Chase-Chace Reunion
Washington, Hanover & Elm Streets
Vorenberg’s
Harry Sneed
Sneed
Elizabeth Loving
Theodore Estes
E. L. Kidd
Strother
Elizabeth
Dr. Strother
Gap
Oak Ridge
Castoria
Evans
Minard
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Washington
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