New Labor Bill Seeks State Employee Minimum Wage
The House debated a substitute proposing a minimum pay of $2 per day for state engineers, firemen, oilers and other employees. Votes favored the substitution 60 to. Other business included action on a measure to permit women to vote at caucuses and reforms to the metropolitan water and sewerage boards, with several amendments discussed and laid on the table.
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Albee
Sde
Committee On Labor
Messrs. Healey
Boston
Donahue
Fall River
Post
Lenox
Senate
Hast
Boston Gas Company
Bradford Durichee
Boston Water Rates Proposal Seeks Free Domestic Use
The Metropolitan Affairs Committee heard Walter L Sears and others seek an equitable water rate in Boston. The bill proposes free water for domestic use funded by a general real estate tax, while mechanical uses would be paid directly as now.
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Mittee
Re House
Walter L. Sears
Boston
Sears
General Court
Governor's plan prompts bill on state supervision of accounts
An attorney general draft bill follows governors inaugural recommendations on state supervision of accounts. It was read by the House Ways and Means committee. Rockwell Hoar, a Worcester Lunatic Hospital trustee, said he would resign if the bill becomes law.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Rockwell Hoar
Worcester Lunatic Hospital
Omcee
Boston Legislators Push Gas Deposit Interest Bill
The committee on manufactures rejected similar bills for years. Representatives Edward Thyn and Francis J. Horgan of Boston sponsored a proposal requiring gas companies to pay 4 percent interest on deposits left to secure bills after six months, and the committee yesterday reported the bill.
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Committee On Manufactures
Edward Th N
Francis J. Horgan
Boston
Tufts Leader Urges Bill for College Hospital
President Elmer H. Capen of Tufts College testified before the committee on mercantile affairs advocating a bill authorizing the college trustees to establish and maintain a hospital.
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Elmer H. Capen
Tufts College
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Waterfront Steamers Dominate Week Ahead Freight Trade
Steamers continue to clear out bound for Liverpool London and Hamburg carrying substantial grain. Notable losses include the three masted Mattie A Franklin sunk off Cape Romain loaded with 800 tons of coal and the Robert Graham Dun arriving Norfolk with a damaged rudder. Industry debate grows over building ships on this side versus abroad and harbor safety concerns persist amid near misses.
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Sagamore
Cestrian
Liverpool
Lady Armstrong
Teutonia
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Virginian
London
Ivernia
Noranmore
Mattie A. Franklin
Perth Amboy
Jacksonville
Cape Romain
R. A. Atwood
Macdonald
Mr. Atwood
Attle A. Franklin
Bath
Robert Graham Dun
Norfolk
Rockland
Crowell & Thurlow
Dun
Darien
Mystic
Cape Breton
Everett
Lous
Atlantic
Avena
Pleiades
Oy N Ws Boat Company
Ades
Honoulu
Boston
Unclear mast flags and bustling coal fleet scene at Gloucester
The article describes flag at half mast since Saturday following a cablegram about a birth, then shifts to Gloucester harbor news. Barges and steamers Frostburg Hector Reading Williamsport bring coal, total tonnage rising from 37 to 62,000, with Prescott high liner. Gloucester schooner Virginia reports near 100,000 pounds of fish at Quero Banks, with haddock and cod prices noted. Towboat skirmish over the five masted Prescott, Gallison and Woolley aid, Crowleys of Taunton own Van Allens Boughton. THE LANDSMAN.
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Tverpool
William
North Shore
Frostburg
Hector
Reading
Williams
Ohn
B. Prescott
Ide Harold
David P. Davis
O. D. Witherell
Prescott
Gloucester
Virginia
Quero Banks
T Wharf
Haddock
Red Star
William H. Gallison
John B. Prescott
Avery
Norfolk
Gall
Red Star Company
Landsman
Shipping News Miniature Almanac For the Day
Reading of sunrise and sunset times plus moonrise and high water. List of many ships and barges sailing to and from Halifax Boston Yarmouth and Philadelphia with many tug and barge movements. Cleared vessels include Future and Teutonia with cargoes to Norfolk Portland and Salem.
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Halifax
Pye
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
Prince Arthur
Kinn
Ineat Keene
Philadelph
Frostburg
Suan- Baltimore
Arm
Oo Noe
Aatter
Portsmouth
N. HD
Reading
Miller
Philadelpe
Monitor
Williamsport
Godfrey
Salem
Marion
Bay State
Dennison
Portchy
Gloucester
Ober
Howerd
Clrfax
Morris W. Child
Murphy
Apalachicola
William J. le ‘Oula
Ione Lane
R. J. Harding
Norfolk
Ay David
F Davis
Irwin
C. D. Wittimore
Childe Harold
Howes
Gilberton
Phi 14
Port John Tacon
Philaddelphie
Do Orford
Wilmore
Poeland
Walthamhiladelphia
Sandock
South Amboy
New York
Weehawken
Allee
South Tekert
Kelly
Baltimore
Fires, tort actions heard in Suffolk Superior Court sessions
A summary of multiple tort actions heard in the Civil Courts of Suffolk County. Cases include Walsh, Harrahy, Burke, Meehan, Finnegan, and others over explosions and injuries near Sum: avenue. damages set at 25,000 each, Meehan and city at 50,000. Judges Maynard Richardson Gaskill Stevens Mason presiding. various counsel listed. some trials on record.
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Suffolk County
Judge Maynard
Patrick Walsh
Alexander McMurty
Michael Burke
Same
Peter Harrahy
Thomas Meehan
J. J. Finnegan
City of Boston
Game
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Sum
Avenue Ec
Meehan
James E. Cotter
Thomas McAnarny
Walsh
Harrahy
Burke
L. Whipple
Charles Reed
Finnegan
W. S. Badger
H. Hudson
Richardson
Catherine O'Neil
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Taintiff
M. J. Creed
J. P. Crosby
Hulburt
Jones & Cabot
John Wells
Thomas Floyd
Albert Wells
Ear & Richardson
Elder, Wait & Whitman
Gaskill
Patrick Connolly
D. Bell
Luft
Connolly
Quincy Street
Roxbury
Piantir
Wu. Swasey
C. W. Bond
A. Hemenway
G. C. Dickson
Bell
Tena McManus
Boston_ Elevated railroad
Albert A. McManus
Cambridge Street
Bowdoin Square
Mr. McManus
William K. Sprout
Henry C.ag
G. L. Mayberry
A. J. Peckham
Stevens
Hyman Morris
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Tremont
Church Street
Angeeks
Guy
J. . Scott
EB. P. Saltonstall
Mason
Gon Electric Iluminating Comnune
Nathan Hilton
Munkley
Ladies Health Specialists Move to 54 Howard Street
Old Dr Dupree’s office for ladies removed to 54 Howard Street with free advice and examination by Boston’s leading specialist. J. BISHOP Spectalist in female diseases at 178 Tremont and 4 Boylston addresses. French English specialists at 271 Tremont Street opposite Hollis with Miss Johnson as assistant. Hours 10 to 7, closed Sundays.
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C. A. Lougest
Lougest
Europe
DOR. Loucest
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Dr. Hallock Medical Institute
Express
Howe
DR. Hallock Institute
Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
J. E. Frothingham
Howard Street
Allston Street
First Street
Bulfinch St
Wilson
E. W. Gahan
M. D
Tremont Street
Parisian Remedy Co
Tremont St
PROF
Glaxone
Gordon of
Ice Tremont Street
Dupree
Howard St
Thpmus
J. EB
Tremont &J
Boylston
Pelham
Hollis
Miss Johnson
Sundeen
Tremont
Guardian Appoints Mrs Etta White's Husband
Judge Grant in Suffolk Probate Court appointed Fred M White as guardian of the personal property for his wife Mrs Etta M White, citing concerns about thrift and management of assets. The Whites reside in Portage and the appointment aims to safeguard property and finances.
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South Boston
Etta M. White
Boston and Albany schedule and public notices 1901
Train times and stations listed for the Boston and Albany line with references to Interme tate Stations and service hours. Also includes notices from the Massachusetts State House hearings on House Bill No. 574 and an estate sale at 1874 Beacon Street Brookline with auction details and property features.
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Boston & Albany R. R
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Ville
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Soh
Menpield
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Woonrock
Sunays
Peter Clare
Endal
Manchester
Concord
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Henniker
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Chee
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St. Johnsbury
White River Junction
Monterat
Quebec
Montreal
Boston Air Line
Sun
AFREC
Chicago
G. T. Ry
Vie
C. P. Ry
Weirs
Loved E. Chamberlain
Frank E. Wetherell
Beacon Street
Brookline
Strathmore Road
William E. Fay
Rooma
GO State St
Boston
Providence
R. I
Banigan
Worcester
Deene State Munual
Lowell
Mass
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Timothy M'Carthy
Frances Trator
P. Murphy
Mn Arch
Ferencon
Boston Post
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Boston &Maine
Union Station
Portland
Banbor
Sunore
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Bunders
Aoem
Hallpax
Dem
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Calais
Wash
R. Aoe
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North Conway
Tiree Vale
Maine
Wiscassat
Thomaston
Rockland
Calata
GT Andrews
ST. John
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Boston ‘Olice ‘Board
Hospital For Tufts College
Shipping. News
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Joshua Lovett
Vineyard Haven
Savage
O. G. Co. No. 10
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Medical
Dr. Collins
DR. Collins Remedy Co
Berwick Park
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Shipping
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Atlantic Ave
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Newport News
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India Wharf
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Yarmouth Line
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Ottawa
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Canada
Montreal Express
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Rutland Express
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D. J. Flanders
Gen's Pass
Tkt- Agt
Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Probate and Chancery
Charles M. Draper
A. E. Kennady
B. H. Clement
William A. Butlder
Louis H. Warner
R. Knights & CO
John Mulholland
Water Street
Winhrop Building
Mutual
Tolman
Woburn
Gale
Belvidere Py
the Post
Ponta $ Mo
Savin Hill Ave
Saxton
Halla
Hanover
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Columbus
Mayan Os
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Gill
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Berne & CO
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Boston Commercial College
Berry
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Rox
Keene
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Cohen's
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Owarrenton
Raab
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Haymarket
Bates Dental
Tremontee
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Boston Boorbinding “Company
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Albert's
Balch Brothers CO
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Park South
Collins
Nee St
Renee
WIL
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East Honen
Bates ‘Ent .Co
Tremont PA
Field
Washington
Tuckers
Davis Frank & CO
Ernest Desouza
Templeb
Gordon
Wator
F. L. Bradman & CO
Bosto Mailing CO
India St
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Ans
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Cat
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Cambridgeport
Albee’s
George Weddell
Broad St
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Railroads
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Sunurst
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