City Council Faces Budget Clash Over Annual Appropriation
In executive session Corporation Counsel Babson warned the Mayor not to reverse the council’s slice of the annual appropriation bill and said Supreme Court action would be pointless on a dispute. Councillor McDonald challenged the view as the council moved to read a loan order for 300000 for sewerage and finance committee considers playground improvements across several districts.
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Mrs Glover's Marriage Stile An Inquiry
Mrs Lillian Marie Glover told Judge McIntire in East Cambridge probate court she knew of no reason Hattie LaBlanc should shoot Clarence F Glover. She said at the Waltham inquest she did not know of any trouble between Hattie and Mr Glover. Attorney John J Scott read her testimony from the inquest transcript.
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Trial details hinge on Glover marriage proof and witness humor
Attorneys clash over a 1900 Providence marriage license and a 1902 deed while Mrs. Glover testifies. Judge MelIntire limits past life evidence and rules on admissibility of inquest testimony as the courtroom scene stays tense amid misstatements about birthplaces and revolvers nicknamed The Twin and Crackerjack.
Bottle Bill Advances in Senate to Engrossment
The bar and bottle bill moves to engrossment in the Senate after defeating all hostile amendments. It would bar saloons with bar licenses from selling liquor by the bottle and draws strong advocacy from Senator Evans of Everett. Debate featured claims of higher taxes and moral impact with votes split along party and location lines. The bill is set for House reading and third reading Wednesday as supporters push for passage.
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Widow Julia Stickney Dies in West Newbury Aged 80
Julia Noyes Stickney author and poet dies at 80 in West Newbury after illness. Daughters Josephine Stickney and others travel from Chicago and Paris. two sons and three daughters survive. Funeral set for Thursday at 8 PM.
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Strike danger passed on Western railroads after talks
Chicago March 14 Both sides in the 25,000 firemen dispute on Western railroads held back today union officers warned a strike was near while managers said the danger point had passed after lengthy talks and tentative understandings.
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Whose Child Is This The Post offers $5 gold piece prize
A Boston Post photo contest invites school children to identify themselves at the City Editor’s office for a $5 gold piece. Nineteen named winners from several neighborhoods are listed with ages, parents, school, and teacher.
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Shows Girls How to Vault at Radcliffe Gym Class
Radcliffe athletes watched an exhibition of vaulting by Miss Ness from the department of physical training at Wellesley. She assisted Miss Wright to organize the gym class for the April annual meet, performing a variety of vaults from horse and bar to pole vaulting for nearly an hour.
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Civil War Veterans Celebrate Post 7 Anniversary
Charles Russell Lowell Post 7 held its 43d anniversary in the Post Hall at 1152 Washington Street with many Civil War veterans and friends. Relief Corps No 8 joined in the celebration, marking its 27th anniversary the same day.
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Lords Warned by Rosebery on Lords Reform Plan
London March 14 The House of Lords opened a discussion on Roseberys self denying ordinance ahead of radical reform. He moved to committee to consider reforming the upper chamber and proposed ending peerage as a seat, urging elective selection by associations and councils rather than popular votes while rejecting a single chamber as a threat to the empire. He cited America as a cautionary example of veto power.
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Fire destroys Danvers leather factory with $12000 loss
Danvers March 14 Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Excel Leather Company factory and contents tonight. The loss is placed at 12000 dollars and is partially insured.
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Radcliffe Students Hear Women League Speakers
Members of the Women s Municipal League of Boston spoke to Radcliffe students at an Emmanuel Club open meeting in Agassiz House. Mrs C S Bowlker sister of President A Lawrence Lowell, Mrs Richard C Cabot and Miss Rose Lamb addressed the gathering. Miss Mary Coes and Prof William Bennett Munro of Harvard attended as guests.
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King Edward III Confined by Slight Cold at Biarritz
In Biarritz France on March 14 King Edward III is confined to his apartments with a slight cold. He is expected to resume his walks tomorrow as he recovers.
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Mayor Reappoints Supt Sullivan in Extermination Effort
Mayor Fitzgerald yesterday named Henry Sullivan, chief of the brown tail and gypsy moth extermination program, as Superintendent of Public Grounds. Sullivan continues oversight of the pest control effort and city grounds maintenance.
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Itching Eruptions Cooled by Special Oil Mixture
A Chicago D D D Prescription from D. D. Laboratories claims instant relief for severe itch using oil of wintergreen thymos and glycerine. Regularly one dollar, but limited bottles offered at 25 cents. Riker Jaynes Drug Stores urge quick purchase before the offer ends.
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