Legislators Rally for Deer Island Lease Vote Break
In a day of two sessions on Beacon Hill and Deer Island, lawmakers rushed back to vote 107 to 12 to enact the Fitchburg lease after a picnic near the harbor. Governor Crane may sign today as the Senate and House pass related measures and debate tax and charter bills.
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House
Deer Island
Atlantic Avenue
State Street
State House
Legislative Hall
Myers
Chairma Turtle
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Fitchburg
Crane
Maine
Gardner
Essex
Lott
Suffolk
Haverhill Gas Securities Company
Newburyport Water Commissioners
Yeas
Messrs
Attwill
Baldwin
Butler
Chamberlain
Clemence
Currier
Fales
Hanson
Ijiaington
Innes
Joy
Kelcher
Lawrence
U.°Ach
Luscombe
Mahoney
Hampden
Maxwell
McClellan
Ferry
Post
Reynolds
Ross
Sanderson
Soule
Tague
Tolman
Witt
Gleason
Hazelton
Moran
Patch
Ray
Huntress
Kenefick
Washburn
Woodcurn
Mr. Whall
Boston
Senator Soule
Railroad Committee
Davis
Cambridge
Ivernia Sails Today From East Boston for Queenstown
The Cunard steamship Ivernia sails at 11 AM from East Boston with Captain Alexander McKay planning a voyage to Queenstown and Liverpool. The ship carries 150 saloon, 150 second cabin and 60 steerage passengers on the year’s largest passenger list from the port.
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Ivernia
Alexander McKay
Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Dr. J. Allen
C. F. C. Arensberg
N. J. Ayer
J. Murray Bacon
J.dellinger Barney
J.W
Edward Browa
Harold Prova
Mr. Gale
W. J. Gallaner
Sra
William B. Okies Given
Jane B. Given
Arthur E Guild
Arthur B Guild
Grace Hall
Maud
M. B. Harney
John Hassett
Hatton
H. L. Hewson
A Hilton
Baileir Maude Locke
William A. Love
J. Russel Marble
Anna Marble
Helen C. Marble
Ee Mathews James McGiffin
Albert Ichelson
Francis Murrogh
George C. Newell
W. Norcross
Minna B
Mabel F. Noyes Pias
M. E. Ordwa Osborne
Enoch Paige
Pearson
H. Prince
Prince
Genmions Raymond
Louis ¥Eineman
Louis Reineman
W. Richardson
Sampson
Knige T. Fmith
E. Spanhoofd
Pases Brasnard Stearn
Roward
Stott
Challeg
A Taylor
Will contest over Clark founder Jonas Clark estate
June 2 Probate Court sees Adelphia Clark contesting the late Jonas G. Clark will claiming mental incapacity and undue influence. Adelphia Clark, daughter of the deceased Simpson Clark, faces a $200 legacy while other kin receive thousands. The outcome could affect Clark University which stands to gain over a million dollars as more beneficiaries consider joining.
Horse thefts strike multiple Dorchester stables
Early yesterday morning horse thieves forced stable doors and stole three costly horses and a promising colt from four locations in Dorchester. The losers are Albert Edgecomb of 38 Bowdoin Street Fred E Walker of Harvard Street Edmund Hayes and Z N Xing of 739 Washington Street.
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Dorchester
Albert Edgecomb
Bowdoin Street
Fred E. Walker
Edmund Hayes
Harvard Street
Z. N. Xing
Washington Street
Hart's Entertainment and Council Ball Game Appropriation
The mayor may have allocated a small amount from his contingent fund to entertain City Council members at a harbor ball game. The secretary said the sum was modest and not for rum, intended to cover entertaining visitors from other parts of the state as a courtesy.
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Hart
Ernst
Grown Ups Praise Postum Cure and Coffee Substitution
A Pittsburgh Pa reader reports kidney trouble improved after quitting coffee and tea and switching to Postum Food Coffee. She notes family and friend approval, says a public name should not be used, and that the Postum Co Ltd of Battle Creek can supply her name if needed.
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Postum
Pittsburg
Postum Cereal Co.Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Anci ents Dinner Darkens London Club Marking Servia Voyage
The London Club of the Ancients anniversary dinner at Shirley Club House in Winthrop turned somber as Lieut Col William H Baker died in London on the 2th. About sixty members attended while Col Hedges read Ernest Bakers cable announcing the death. A condolence message was sent to the Baker family. notable attendees included Captain E Allen Col Sidney M Hedges Captain A A Folsom Col J Payson Bradley Carleton Keyes and President Upham.
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London Club of the Ancients
London
William H. Baker
Shirley Club
Winthrop
Colonel Hedges
Robert H. Upham
Ernest Baker
Colonel Baker
Hedges
E. ©. Allen
Sidney M. Hedges
A. A. Folsom
J. Payson Bradley
Carleton Keyes
Upham
Fred M. Purmort
New York Theatres Busy Week With Star Debuts And Seasonal Acts
Joseph Haworth returns from Quo Vadis to New York Theatre as What Happened to Jones heads to Castle Square. Mile Proto to lead Very Little Faust at Columbia. a Boston society woman to christen a lake cruiser for Hr. M. S. Pinafore on the Lake. Shipbuilding crews and performers prepare for a grand christening spectacle. Various performances, tours, and openings fill the week at Castle Square, Columbia, Keith's, and Nickelodeon with art and vaudeville acts, parades, and elaborate revivals.
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Joseph Haworth
New York Theatre
New York
Jones
Castle Square Theatre
Mile
Proto
Faust
Columbia
Boston
Chu
Henry J. Leslie
Leslie
Dorothy
Marie Tempest
RE. E B. Rice
Park Theatre
Lyric Theatre
London
Cissy Loftus
St. Paul
May Irwin
Robert Drouet
Mary Mannering
Tremonteatre
W. S. Gilbert
New Stoc Company
Castle Square
Wright Huntington
Sager Midgely
Gertie Carlisle
Toeea
Ward
Deforest
Keith
Lockhart
Huntington Avenue
Boylston
Arlington
Beacon
Park Tremont
Court
Washington Street
Newspaper Row
School
Tremont
Dartmouth
Columbus Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Minnie Ashley
Kate Condon
Richard Carroll
Hugh Chilvers
Kate Dark
Georgia Enomenon
Blodgett
Chinko
Austin& Stone
Maine
Raymon Moore
Baroness von Zieber
Ethel Tilson
John Shepley
Lynn Cadet Band
Trilby
Ed Latell
Dewitt and Burns
Keough
Ballard
Anna Wilks
Combination Park
Press Filbridge
Lelliott
Clerise
LesMott
Fred Herbert
Peymand
West
Little Sunshine
Elina Roattinarman
Olympia
Norumbegin Park
Charles River Park
R. G. Blake
Naples
China
Nahant Line
Jacksonville
Sunday Services and Church Listings Reventing July
Ruggles Street Baptist Church Rev Farrier from Poughkeepsie preaches with morning and evening services. Tremont Temple Baptist hosts morning prayer and public worship with Dr Eaton sermon. First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue, Warren Avenue, Old South Church, Berkeley Temple, and others offer Sunday services, Sunday school, and choir music. Uncertain events include temperance service, baptism, and special readings.
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Tremont Street
R. EB. Farrier
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Ruggles Street Maile
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
T. Eaton
D. D
Louisville, Ky
Gilbert Hall
Ens Crosby
The
Salvation Army
Kristian Endeavor
Germon
Dr. Eaton
de Gadavene
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
J. Hermanndall
Mr. Randall
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Herbert
Johnson
John I. Beckley
Newburyport
Mass
O. P. Gifford
Buffalo
Old South Church
Third Church
H. O. Hamum
Berkeley Temple
Dickinson
Tissot
Peopleys Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
H. Dorchester
Jeny Wervice
Loria
Mizart
Gserygaiem
Gallia
Columbia
Ocean
Trhemony Street
Concete
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Unday
King Solomons Noble Grand Elected at Lodge Meeting
Simon Goldberg, former vice grand, elected noble grand at King Solomon Lodge No. 236 I O O F meeting in Odd Fellows' building. Isaac Levy named vice grand. Goldberg, a West End citizen, belongs to several secret orders including I O O F A O F and others.
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Odd Fellows
Simon Goldberg
Isaac Levy
Goldberg
West End
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Tom Sharkey
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Governor Dingley
Count OF Pines
James Horne & CO
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Wee
Saly
ED Latell Dewitt
Burns Keough
Ballard Anna Wilks
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Advancth
Wright Huntington and Company
Castle Ride
Tremont St
Tel
Music Hall
Oxford
Roe
Er el
Zoological Garden
J. W. Gorman
Vann Cake
Subway
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Florence Rockwell
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Annie Clarke
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