Senate Defeats Beverly Holiday in Prohibitory Amendment Vote
In the General Court the Senate rejected making April 22 a legal holiday as part of a proposed prohibitory constitutional amendment. The debate focused on how to handle voting for the measure with or without a holiday, with opponents urging against holidays to boost turnout and ensure sober, broad participation. The vote to reconsider the holiday section failed 23 to 9, and the amended resolves moved toward a third reading.
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Senate
House
Crosby
Commonwealth
Sprague
Boston
Thomas W. Cook
Gleason
Symonds
Kingsley
Pittsfield
Yeas and Ways
Veras
Clark
T. W. Cook
E. J. Donovan
James Donovan
Gibson
Gunn
Howard
Hunt
Pilsbury
Baker
B. F. Cook
Davenport
Dwinell
Evans
Fassett
Fisk
Harlow
Hosmer
Howe
Messinger
Metcalf
Palmer
Parker
Pike
J. T. Stevens
Tucker
Walker
Wheelock
Yeas
Collins
Crosbyways
Hathorne
C. E. Stevens
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Oakland Garden Association
Central District Court of
Worcester
Commissioner of Public Records
Old Ladies’ Home Association
Stoneham
Wakefield
Middlesex County
Guaranty Fund
Morgage
B. C. Perkins
Salem
Union Investment Company
State Board of Education
Thomas H. Bacon
Bass River Ship Canal Company
Sagamore Cemetery Association
City Hospital
Quincy
Superior Court
Dukes County
Marlboro
Samuel Hillman
F. B. Sanborn
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Sanborn
General Court
Robinson
Fallon
Wells
T. Bacon
Waltham
N. E. Spaulding
Hingham
Paine
Hiram
Cuee Lynch
Committee On Taxation
Benjamin Dewing
Revere
William D. Philbrick
Edwin M. White
Boston Single Tax League
Hastings
School of Political Economists
Public Service Committee
Army
Navy
Messrs. Bigelow
G. H. Innis
Fred C. Hills
Cyrus
Haldeman
Civil Service Commission
March Pilot Chart oil guidance from Captain Karlowa
Advance sheets of the Pilot Chart present Karlowa's oil distribution methods for sea safety. Directions cover oil from bow and sides to protect against quartering seas, with bags and waste pipes, plus towing, anchoring, and lifeboat use. Also includes signal flags, storm warnings, and dangerous navigation obstructions along the US Atlantic coast.
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North Atlantic Ocean
The
Post
R. Karlowa
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Hamburg Nautical School
Karlowa
Leeward
Atlantic
Eastport
Corpus Christi
Tex
Sankaty Head
Canonbury
Bird Island Light
N. W
Boot and Shoe Buyers Listed Across Several Cities
A wide list of buyers and representatives from firms in Cincinnati Chicago Des Moines Cleveland Detroit Nashville Philadelphia York City Norfolk Olney Towanda Trev and other places is shown, naming individuals such as C A McCune J P Smith G M Henderson M C O Neill L H Lancashire K L Barton and more, indicating a brokered shoe and boot trade network.
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Boone
Chicago
R Rosenthal
P Gore
G P Gore & Co
O'Neill
D O'Neill & Sons
Seth
Clarksville
Tenn
R Mainhardt
Black Bros
Cleveland
W Cady
Cady & Co
H Oviatt
Oviatt Bros
Des Moines
B Bentley
Bentley & Olmsted
Mich
P Connor
Connor & C
Maquoketa
H Cravens
Cravens & Frank
Nashville
Lusky
York City
St John
Kirkham &0
Norfolk
L Hofheimer
Hofheimer
Olney
Olney, Hl—S J and W J Eckenrode
Philadelphia
Penn
W Twaddle
Twaddle Bros
Vittsburg
A R McConnell
Craw
Portsmouth
A Brandt
Selma
Ala
A Kahn
Minn
C H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & C
Towanda
J D Humphrey
Humphrey Bros & Trev
Toledo
O C Smith
Smith, Simmons & Peabody
Washington
Ind
F Reinsel
J Reinsel & Son
Wheeling
P J Green
YW Locke & Co
City council debates Charles River bridges and bills
The Boston common council swore in Charles F. Sprague to fill a vacancy and then spent nearly three hours on major business. They discussed creating a joint committee to study closing the Charles River to navigation above the bridge, altering bridges, and repealing laws on river bridges. Various amendments and votes followed, along with decisions on bill contracting rules and multiple ordinances and orders affecting salaries, printing, parks, and city departments.
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Charles F. Sprague
Charles River
War Department
Congress
Richard Sullivan
Owell
Lowell
D. F. Barry
Hear
Ard
Robinson
Sullivan
Corporation Counsel
Law Department
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Fire Department
Joint Committee On Public Institutions
House of Correction
South
Boston
Old State House Memorial
City Messenger
Park Commissioners
Warren and
Causeway Street
George Putnam
Brookline
St. Mary’s Street
Newton
Boston & Albany
City plans funding for street dept permanent staff
A measure to secure return for city street use by private firms passed in concurrence. A communication from the superintendent of streets estimated the cost to place 690 employees on a permanent basis at 478000 dollars and was referred to the appropriations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lincoln
Scituate
Cohassett
Frank K. Foster
William A. Alexander
Watertown
Newton
F. J. Lake
Wellesley
H. H. Hunnewell
Lyman
Westboro
North Bridgewater
Brockton
District Court of
Eastern Ham
Committee On Appropriations
Somerville Aldermen Debate Schoolhouse Plans and Soldiers Hall
Somerville aldermen received two reports on Wards 2 and 4 schoolhouses with conflicting plans. a public soldiers memorial hall convention set for March 31. city auditor post to be filled after Robertson’s retirement. Also reports on Middlesex WCTU events and a funeral for Thomas Young. a Washington Council dance closes the item.
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Somerville
Prospect Hill
Concord Avenue
Charles 8. Robertson
Ouadeds
Douglas Frazar
Middlesex County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Franklin Street
East Somerville
A. T. Rolfe
E. Trask Hill
M. E. Carr
M. E. A. Gleason
A. F. Newton
Helen G. Rice
Concord Union
Francis Thornton
E. P. Moulton
J. W. Saxe
E. Richardson
Alfred Boynton
E. C. Damon
Thomas Young
Young
Scotland
School Street
Highland Avenue
John Abbott Lodge
Masons
Washington Council
Home Circle
Eberle Halls
Messrs
J. J. Underhill
John Hunter
N. H. Reed
Bank stockholders face $70 per share assessment
Receiver Corcoran of the Lancaster National Bank of Clinton, robbed by President McNeil, notifies stockholders of a $70 per share assessment due March 6 to cover outstanding claims against the bank.
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Corcoran
Lancaster National Bank of
Clinton
McNeil
Archbishop Williams Buys Cambridge Estate for Church Use
Archbishop Williams of Boston purchased Gordon McKay’s Cambridge estate for ecclesiastical purposes in a deal around 17000 dollars tied to St Pauls Catholic Church at Mt Auburn and Holyoke. The three sided frontage spans Mt Auburn Arrow Bow streets and involved court action clarifying title. A Cambridge social event followed with a G A R post meeting, musical performances and a war records presentation at Odd Fellows Hall. A Cambridge Social Union concert and M V M Company B assembly rounded out the evening with local entertainment.
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Williams
Boston
Gordon McKay
Cambridge
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Mt. Auburn
Holyoke Streets
Arrow Street
Bow Street
John A. Logan Post
Cambridgeport
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main Street
G. E. Cutting
A. P. Smith
Ad. Shirrett
G. W. Barnes
W. H. Badlam
Kearsarge
Alabama
E. B. Hale
J. W. Brown
Cambridge Social Union
Old Cambridge
G. B. Lenfest
M. Gertrude Hillman
Sarah B. Tawney
Blanche C. Sargent
Sadie M. Stearns
W. G. Hill
Lenfest
Central Square
Frank W. Dallinger
Edmands
Pocasset Manufacturing Company declares two percent dividend
Fall River February meeting reports assets of 1,298,630 with quick assets about 73,000 and gross earnings 139,748.65 on 800,000 capital. Depreciation charge of 309,296.28. Directors include Rodman Weld Hatheway Rodman and others. A 250 bed donation to Fall River Hospital approved. Crystal Springs Leachery and Dyeing Company also reports officers elected and profits about 24,000 applied to reducing debt.
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Fayl River
Pocasset Manufacturing Company
Bradford D. Davol
William S. Whitney
Samuel W. Rodman
B. R. Weld
Boston
Horatio Hatheway
Thomas R. Rodman
New Bedford
Alfred Rodman
Dedham
Milton Reed
B. D. Davol
A. B
A Woman's Advice on Health and Hunts Remedy
A column quotes Mrs. Livermore urging careful living and endorsing Hunt's Remedy for female complaints. She claims the remedy restores health and vigor, claiming many women have been saved from sickness and even death by its use.
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New England
Wm. A. Livermore
Hunt
Snow & Co Auction Sale Valencia Oranges
Snow & Co commission merchants and auctioneers announce regular fruit sales on Tuesdays and Fridays at 1 p m. A Monday sale on March 4 offers 621 cases Valencia Oranges shipped aboard SS Norseman and Bostonian at 1 p.m.
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Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Peconic
Fiske’s Wharf
Valencia
SS. Norseman
Florida
Florida Oranges
Gate City
All Rail
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
Bostonian
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Beverly
Liquor Committee
Towns
Messrs. Perry
Greenwood
Atherton
J. E. Dickinson
Christian Alliance of
Eastern
Massachusetts
McCooey
Blackstone
Messrs. Hayes
Lynn
McDonough
Fall River
Mellen
Lawrence
Keane
Holyoke
Messrs. Rugg
Leach
Holman
Dubuque
Sanger
Winchester
Second Methodist Episcopal Church of
Natick
Fisk Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston Society of the New Jerusalem
Wakefield Industrial School Company
Annie B. Hayes
Block Island
Alexander Campbell
Southwest Ledge
Barclay Street
North River
Atlas
Absecom
Eureka
Atteras Lighthouse
Diamond
Hatteras
Alice R. Chester
North Atlantic
English Channel
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Fortieth
Grent Banks
Madea
Psbor
Ing Caines
Greequich Mag Cnize
Christian Temperance Convention
Archbishop Williams
Fall River Corporations
Steamship
Victoria
Balance Cargo
SS. Victoria
J. C. Richardson
Friend Street
Canal Street
Fitchburg
Boson
F. P. Bruck
Almeria
Chas. H
Edgar Snow
Endicott St
Iowa
J. I. McFarlane
Welch & Hall
E. Russell
Red Front
Portland Street
W. A. Taylor
Ohio
Illinois
L. I. Maynard
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO
New York