Beverly Farms Loses On 1 Percent Bill Vote 93 to 108
The Massachusetts House yesterday refused to order a third reading of the 1 percent liquor bill in Beverly Farms. The 93 to 108 vote showed a partisan tilt with some crossovers, and the Senate debated Malt liquor provisions as the chamber advanced the measure to a third reading.
Senate Actions Report On Bills And Appointments In Massachusetts
Senator Sleeper moves to speed hearings. Rockport in Gloucester Police Court jurisdiction considered. Boston school board seeks land extension on Newbury street. Delano salary petition rejected. Mercantile Affairs endorses stock increases for charitable groups. Lowell Land Company incorporation approved. Rosanna Gaffney eligible for state aid. Banking laws deemed unchanged. Cambridge boards set compensation for new bridge commissioners. mayoral veto power restricted. Worcester clerk extra pay and Boston constables salaries set. Third assistant clerk for Suffolk civil court proposed with 2500 salary. Printing 1500 more copies of School for the Feeble minded report authorized. New gaming bill drafted. banning forfeited implements and billiards under consideration. Boston Ward 22 and 25 council seats reallocated. repeal of conflicting acts. Labor bill on holidays debated. 11 to 24 defeat of substitution. Mutual life investments bill engrossed. Secretary of the Commonwealth salary set at 4000. heated debate on adequacy. Court ruling on intoxicating liquor scope affirms police regulation framing.
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Sleeper
Cook
C. A. Russell
Rockport
Gloucester
Sprague
Boston School Board
Boston
Newbury Street
Senate
House
A. O. Delano
Second District Court
Eastern
Middlesex
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Lowell Land Company
Committee On Military Affairs
Rosanna Gaffney
Committee On Banks
Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Cambridge
Cambridge Bridge
Committee and
Public Service
Central District Court of
Worcester
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Committee On Printing
Massachusetts School
Committee On the Judiciary
Shea
Committee On Cities
Common Council of
Howard
Ainske Slattery
Stevens
Hartwell
the Commonwealth
Committee On Exacitutes
Senor Sleeper
Glines
Sullivan
Kimball
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Debates on Firearm Law and Beverly Farms Bid in State House
The judiciary committee withdrew a proposal for a mandatory firearm carelessness law. A liquor license order in wards with anti license votes was inexpedient. The Banks committee reported Warren Hapgood et al to form the Washington Loan Association of Boston with 25000 capital. Beverly Farms town incorporation bill faced a tight 4:30 pm closing, ultimately refused on a 93 to 108 vote after a long debate led by Qua of Lowell. Qua moved recon sideration to place the vote on today’s orders.
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Committee On the Judiciary
C. T. Deblois
Committee On Banks and Banking
Warren Hapgood
Charles W. Bartlett
Edward H. Savage
Horatio E
Committee On Railroads
House
Beverly Farms
Symonds
Salem
Qua
Lowell
Yras
Messrs
Allen
Woburn
Armstrong
Babbitt
Burnett
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Blake
Brewer
Brown
Butler
Call
Cannell
Carey
Cheney
Close
Cooledge
Crowell
Cutler
Davis
Delano
Desmond
Dexter
James Donovan
Daniel
Eames
Eldridge
Fisher
Fish
Garity
Gile
Gleason
Boston
Gordon
Gray
Greenwood
Gunn
Hagerty
Hall
Hartwell
Haskell
Hatch
Holman
Hooper
Hunt
Rugg
Seavey
Slocum
Dartmouth
Newton
Stowe
Taft
Thompson
Brockton
Tompkins
Trull
Upham
Vanderhoop
Wales
Walworth
Warden
Ware
Waters
White
Wilde
Wiley
Willis
Winchester
Witt
Wright
Adams
Atherton
Atwood
Backup
Bartlett
Berry
Blume
Boardman
Brackett
Brady
Breed
Brigham
Brooks
Burnham
Calnan
Carman
Carney
Carpenter
Carroll
Champlin
Church
Clark
Natick
Huntington
Collison
Conant
Conroy
Conwell
Coveney
Cronin
Dame
Methuen
Dewey
Doherty
Dolan
E. J. Donovan
Driscoll
Fales
Farren
Ferry
Finney
Floyd
Flynn
Fettler
Friend
Frost
Gagan
Gibson
Gracey
Griswold
Haggerty
Hastings
Hathaway
Hayes
Lynn
Hixon
Holbrook
Keane
Kendall
Lally
Leary
Lothrop
Lyman
Lyons
Martin
McCall
McCooey
McDonough
McEnany
MecEttrick
Merrill
Monahan
Norwood
Siaver
Towne
Turner
Wardie Wharton
Whitcher
Wilkinson
Wyman
Paris
Knox
Bottum
Henry
Morin
Grosvenor
McCarthy
Riddell
Milne
Temple
Peirson
Goss
Auburn
Hitchcock
Winthrop
Hinchcliffe
Yes
Dresser
Sohier
Russell
Seimerville
Tyler
Perkins
Kennedy
Woodward
Woods
Colby
Poore
Manning
Worcester
Newbury
Haynes
Wadlin
Dennis
Firemen's Monument Sways To Costly Forest Hills Plan
At a trustees meeting in the Mayor's office Mayor O'Brien was named chairman and Asa P. Potter treasurer. No fixed design chosen yet. several proposals exist. The leading plan would cost about $25,000, is elaborate and symbolic, and stems from Boston fire department input. The Forest Hills lot spans 17,000 square feet, valued around $66,000 to $67,000. A committee of John C. Paige Captain Camrell Captain Cunningham and Colonel Charles H Taylor will seek designs and may advertise for them.
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Forest Hills
O'Brien
Asa P. Potter Treas
Urer
Camrell
Boston Fire Department
John C. Paige
Cunningham
Charles H.taylor
Philippoteaux Diorama Exhibitions at Old South Church
On Saturday March 17 three exhibitions of Philippoteaux paintings illustrating General Grant will be shown at 10 30 a m 2 and 8 p m A graphic lecture and music accompany each event The price of admission is 60 cents including a reserved seat with a special child price offered by management
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Philippoteaux
General Grant
Old South Church
Nice Carnival Observations Compare Grotesque Masks with Rome
Nice reports on Mardi Gras amid rain and mud, detailing mask balls and confetti battles, royal visitors, and the Quinnepaug and Alva at Villefranche. The piece praises the committee, describes floats representing trades, and notes a number of prize banners and social scenes amid weather woes.
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Nice
Theatre Municipal
Europe
New Orleans
Brazil
Prince of Wales
Rome
Naples
Monte Carlo
Phe
France
Baden Baden
Coquelin Ainé
Raymond versus Russell libel case ends jury instructions
Judge Barker finished charging the jury in the Raymond Russell libel case. He outlined that damages for express malice apply to all counts if any utterance proved false. He explained privilege for mercantile inquiries and agency reports, and urged careful, truthful conduct by reporters. The jury began deliberations at 11 but had not reached a verdict when court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Raymond-Russell
Russell & Co
Boys' suits at 119 and 286 this week at Simmons
G W Simmons & Co advertises boys suits priced at 119 and 286 dollars this week. The store notes buyers are planning for Easter and the forthcoming children’s wear needs.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
Money Market Shows Quiet Rates and Stock Exchange Turmoil
The Boston money market holds at six percent with little discounting of time paper, while a touch of manufacturing paper brings five and fraction. Clearing house balances and New York funds shift modestly as exchanges fall from last year. New York reports heavy totals and a rare strike mention. The market remains weak and unsettled with room trading and advisory investments announced by Ballou and Moors.
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Boston
New York
Reichsmarks
Bank of England
Jay Gould
Island of
St. Thomas
Ballou
The
Stock Exchange
Prescott Bigelow
Exchange
John F. Moors
J. B. Moors
Devonshire Street
New York Stock Exchange
Brooklyn
Wall Street
York Stock Exchange
New York Herald
Erie
St. Paul
Lake Shore
Consolidated Exchange
Atchison
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Mexican Central
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York & New England
Norwich & Worcester
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Central Massachusetts Common
West End
Rutland
California
Oregon
Bell Telephone
New England
Central & South American Telegraph Company
Congress Street
West End Street Railway Company
Frenchman’s Bay
East Boston
San Diego
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Montana
Franklin
Pewabi
Directors declare dividends for multiple firms
At a directors meeting yesterday Cutting Car Company declares 2 percent dividend payable April 2 to stockholders of record March 13. Cape Gopper Company sets 2 pounds per share for three months at 100 percent per annum. Western Union directors declare 1.44 percent dividend. Manhattan Railway Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1.14 percent payable April 1.
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Cutting Car Company
Cape Gopper Company
Western Union
Manhattan Railway Company
Boston Mercantile Bank Notice Promotes Accounts
Mercantile accounts solicited and correspondence invited. Officers listed include R C Downer president F C Squire vice president and W R Dresser cashier.
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R. C Downer
F. C. Squire
W. R. Dresser
Stock Market Dull Yet Edged Back at Close in New York
New York March 15 The stock market opened dull and steady with slight strength from Lackawanna and New England. After midday a declining tendency emerged as granger stocks sagged. A late rally left prices near the day’s lows. Railroad bonds were quiet with modest sales. Money and exchange fixed steady and government bonds closed steady. United States 48 reg 12.
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Call
Gia
Oregon
Pacific Mail
Wwrenne
Pullman Pal
W. Union
Fitchburg Flint & P
K. C
I & Sp
Cen
SRS’ Board
Mar
Erie
Ranklin
Aos
P. RG. Cbs Settee
Rutland
Tec
Nyg&ne
N. J.C. Int
U. Pac
C& St L
Usmit
Pac
M. Union Pacific
W. Shore
West End
M&bos
Am. Bell
Tex
Amador
Ontario
French Bay
Scasss
Eastman
Pullman Palace
Hocking Coal
C & Hee
Mining and Stock Exchange
A- Kearsarge
Boston
Pewabic
Enee
TSS
Veee
Allouez
B&q
Mont
Napa
Creseeves
Franklin
Huron
T&sf
Rappa
Bell Tel
Lord Ac
Ocean
van Wie
Ae. Roe
Chicago
Paren Ee
B & Mont
N.Y
Areleieck
Atchison Eee
Osceola
Ee Arnold
Han
Kx PO
Ny&n Bs
Royal Ga
Bonanza
St. Louis
Breece
iSt
Mary
T&s F
Bruns
Catalpa
South Side
F & Mo
T’n
Winthrop
Hanover
Lamson SS
Mesnard Mass
Eeeree
Minnesota
Gl SZ E Meter Co
Nava Save Ili Ocean
San Diego
Nat Stan
Mete
Toledo Il
Eereve
Ees
A,t&s F
Seerse
Manitoba
New York
Ing
Alt
T.H
Pacific
Air Line
Roch. & P
Canton
Lowa
Ches
Ohio
Eree
Chi
Alton
Eeereee
L.w& P
Aig C
Dyve
Col
del. & H
Cie
del. & L
East ‘Tenn
Eeree
Fort Wayne
Hocking Valley
Houst. & Tex
Saas
Central
Kan
Lake Shore
Long Island i A Sou
Baie
Beach
Man
Go ‘ M.L
Bio Minn
Milas Pacific
Sac
Essex
Nash
Chatternee
J. Cent
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N. Y
Ohio & Miss
West
Bol
Isle
Pittsburg
Rome, W.&co
S.l
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
U. Pacific
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Lackawanna
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Rock Island
Burlington & Quincy
Flint & Pere Marquette
New Jersey Midland
Wabash Detroit
Chicago, St. Paul & Minneapolis
Harlem
Toledo
Ann Arbor & Grand Trank
United States
New England Marble Trade Forms Group In Boston Meeting
The fourth annual meeting of New England marble dealers gathered over a hundred leading merchants at the Boston Marble Company rooms on Thacher Street. A permanent association was proposed to unite retailers, seek fair practices, and coordinate responses to strikes and competition.
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Marble Trade of
New England
Boston Marble Company
Thacher Street
United States
H. ¥. Thompson
Portland
Alexander Lawson
Fall River
C. E. Cummings
Nashua
Be Aa
Kinney
Milford
John D. Allan
Boston
O. H. Linnell
Wellfleet
William A. Somes
Dorchester
Mass
J. E. Hastings
Malden
Rubert Clark
A. Rt. Chase
East Providence
R. I
C. H
Dedham
Messrs
Brennan
R. L. Sands
Mt. Auburn
John Kelley
Braintree
McGrath
Quincy
Kelley
Congress
Emery
Sands
Sands A Committee, Consisting of Messrs. Sands
Moran
Producers’ Marble Company
Rutland
Vermont Marble Company
Sheldon & Sons and
Gilsoy Woodfin
Real Estate Transfers in Suffolk and Chelsea Districts
A compilation of property transfers dated March 9 to March 10 across Suffolk County. Transactions include Merrimac Street parcels changed from William Berwin to Thomas M. Smith and to Jacob Berwin, with mortgage details noted. George A. White to Mary A. Thayer on Georgia Street. Bowditch Court and Centre Street transfers in West Roxbury. Chelsea and Dorchester parcels changing hands, with varied consideration and mortgage backs.
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Suffolk County
Merrimac Street
William Berwin
Thoma M. Smith
Henry Whittemore
Thomas M. Smith
Jacob Berwin
Merrimack Street
Roxpury
George A. White
Mary A Thayer
Georgia Street
Horace S. Shepard
Michael McCormick
Bowditch Court
West Roxpury
Alvah A. Burrage
William Clarence Burrage
Centre Street
Abraham B. Coffin
Edith V. Burrage
Chelsea
Charles A. Merriam
Frank O. Downing
Arlington Street
Harvey L. Boutwell
Dorchester
Ella F. Wallace
Cyrus Mayberry
Jones Avenue
Cyrus C. Mayberry
Anna Ferdinand
Mortgage Recorded on Reading Street Property
Maximilian Strassel transfers a mortgage on land and buildings on the easterly side of Reading street to John N. Frobn. The mortgage is dated March 9 and for $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Strassel
John N. Frobn
Mort Gage
Reading Street
Hoot and Shoe Buyers in Boston
A historical list shows buyers and firms across several cities including Baltimore Carroll Adams Co J H Urner and others. Major shoe firms and representatives from St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Columbus and St Paul are named with clearly identifiable buyers and companies.
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Boston
Baltimore
J Mullen, Jr
Tucker, Smith & Co
C Carroll
Carroll, Adams & Co
H Urner
A&f H Torrey, Craw
Bloomington
B & E E Smith
R P Smith & Sons
Limingham
Ale
C H Francis
H Francis & Co
Bowling Green
M Nahm
Amae Va
J W Craddock
Craddock
Torrey Co
Ad. Pulaski
Tean
J H Cannon
Craw
St. Louis
A W Allen
Claflin
Allen Shoe Co
St Louis
J H Schaffer
Schaffer, Swartz & Co
Eee
F A Einstein
Einstein's Sons
St Paul
Minn
C H Kellogg
Kellogg, Johnson & Co
Wu Sedalia
Mackey
Toledo
W B Taylor
American Hand Sewed Shoe Company
Trenee
Amick
J W
Amick & Co
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