Outlook for Labor Bills Looks Dark in Joint Committees
In the combined judiciary and labor committees a struggle over labor measures leaves most bills headed for the waste basket. Hearings on anti injunction, peaceful picketing and workers compensation drafts proceeded with limited prospects. Employers campaign against anti injunction bills broadens across the Legislature as labor matters await executive session today.
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Judiciary
Labor
State House
Meikle to Receive 1350 for Legal Expenses
Lynn youth Meikle, recently acquitted of patricide, won Senate approval to pay Essex county guardian 1500 for trial costs. Opposition labeled the 1070 in fees excessive. others argued fees were prepaid. Senate adoption passed 29 to 8 to engross the bill.
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Edgar W. Meikle
Lynn
Senate
Essex County
Stevens
Ways and Means Committee
Keith
Cape
Wipe out parties sparks push in Boston legislative hearing
Bernard J. Rothwell led a bid to admit the Prince bill that would end party designations in city elections. The measure aims to erase Luce caucuses and allow voters to name any designation for municipal candidates, removing Republican and Democrat labels.
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Boston
Legislative Committee On Rules
Bernard J. Rothwell
Hibbard
Dr. Prince
Prince
Committee On Election Laws
Quincy
Luce
Three mill tax on stocks and bonds sparks doubts
Professor Eben T. Paull of Dedham calls a three mill tax on intangible securities a pipe dream, doubting bondholders would reveal assets. City Auditor Danforth and Thomas Hills say the rate would burden assessors with extra work, while Ex-Senator Schofield argues it would fail to foster honesty among the rich.
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Eben T. Paull
Dedham
Committee On Taxation
Danforth
Salem
Thomas Hills
Boston
Schofield
Papers found in Shaw trust boxes at Union Safe Deposit
Receiver Henry M. Rogers opened John O. Shaw’s personal boxes in Union Safe Deposit vaults at 40 State Street. The papers mainly stock certificates and notes are valued as possibly largely worthless, with a full inventory pending. Rogers and Hayes Williams Baker represent involved estates.
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John O. Shaw
Henry M. Rogers
Shaw
Union Safe Deposit Company
State Street
Mr. Rogers
Post
Hayes, Williams and Baker
Rogers
Supreme Court
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Committee endorses anti smoke nuisance bill amid four dissenters
The committee on metropolitan affairs reported the anti smoke nuisance bill favorably yesterday. Four members dissented from the decision.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston Central Labor Union Defends Newsboy Earnings
The Boston Central Labor Union Executive Board reaffirms support for newsboys in the dispute with a Boston afternoon paper over earnings. The union condemns cut from one-half to four-tenths of a cent per copy and pledges continued moral support until fair conditions match other one-cent papers. A. F. of L. figures warn against published personal views from Gompers regarding O Connell.
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Boston Central Labor Union Executive Board
Newsboy
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union 9077
A. I. of L
Boston
Newsboys
Frank H. McCarthy
New England
A. F. of L
Gompers
Free Oak Bookcases With Coupon Order
Limited stock oak bookcases available at no charge to customers who order using this coupon. Quantities are restricted and supply is first come first served.
Blocked Bill of the Mayor Reported Adverse
Mayor Hibbard sought to discharge a city employee without a hearing. The committee on public service reported the bill adversely, though civil service reformers support it if entrance to civil service remains guarded. The measure repeals a four year old removal law and followed a recent hearing led by Assistant Corporation Counsel Spring.
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Hibbard
Committee On Public Service
Corporation
Counsel Spring
City Hall
Rhodes Scholar Ralph C. Many Drowned at Port Isaac
Ralph C. Many, a Rhodes scholar from New Orleans at Oxford, was washed off rocks and drowned at Port Isaac, Cornwall. He won the Oxford appointment in 190% and studied at Queens. A coincidence links A. K. Read, the 1904 Louisiana Rhodes scholar, who died in March 1906 from meningitis.
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Rhodes
Ouisiana
Oxford
England
Ralph C. Many
New Orleans
Port Isaac
Cornwall
Queens
A. K. Read
Louisiana
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Cure
Miserable is the sufferer of indigestion and dyspepsia. The ad promotes 22 grain Triangules of Diapepsin for 50 cents a case, claiming rapid relief after meals and a meal friendly stomach, with claims of digestion of 3000 grains per grain. It touts the product as a stomach purifier and home remedy.
Everett Girl Chosen To Fly In Hippodrome Ballet
Elsa Holtz a 17 year old of Everett will be the only flying girl making her debut in the Ballet of the Butterflies at the Boston Hippodrome Mechanics Building next Monday night. She was selected for her light weight grace and calm nerves, while other flyers are experienced and many trained in Germany.
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Boston Hippodrome
Mechanics’ Building
Elsa Holtz
Chestnut Street
Everett
Miss Holtz
Germany
Atlantic
Bugle Central to Larceny Case In Municipal Court
A bugle claimed to have seen service in the Spanish American War figured in a larceny case in the Municipal Criminal Court yesterday. The instrument, linked to the American Hebrew Cadets at 27 Washington Street, was allegedly stolen by John Bush of 21 Cross Street on St Patrick's Day. Bush received a two month sentence to the house of correction.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Washington Street
John Bush
Cross Street
St. Patrick's Day
House of Correction
Falls Dead on L Train in Roxbury
Thomas Bragan a 72 year old retired tailor collapsed on an Elevated train bound for Dudley Street. Doctors said death was instantaneous from heart failure hastened by indigestion. He lived at 131 Zeigler Street Roxbury and leaves four sons Thomas George William and Joseph.
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Thomas Bragan
Dudley Street
Pleasant Street
Bragan
Zeigler Street
Roxbury
Margaret Bragan
L” Station
Thomas
Everett
George
William
Joseph
Lewis Jones & Sons
Oakland Street
Measles Claims Life of 77 Yearold Austin Haskins
Measles illness proved fatal for Austin Haskins a lifelong Lakeville resident and farmer died at his home March 24 at age 77. He was native to Lakeville and known as a poultryman.
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Lakeville
Austin Haskins
Haskins
Aldermen Clash Over Mayor Hibbard Bill Transfer
The attack on Mayor Hibbard by Alderman Cotton sparked a follow up protest by Alderman George P. Anderson. Anderson tried to block immediate action on the mayor’s bill and urged transferring 60 000 dollars to the Boylston street bridge fund. He argued there was a good prospect of obtaining 50 votes in the Common Council this week but warned that acting before Thursday could harm the bill.
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Hibbard
Cotton
George P. Anderson
Anderson
Boylston Street Bridge Fund
Common Council
L Robbers Plead Guilty in Paymaster Wagon Theft
Frank Harrington, James Kenney and James Leiser pled guilty to larceny in the $4300 paymaster's wagon theft from the Boston L last July. They appeared before Judge DeCourcy yesterday and will be sentenced later. James Collins, alleged associate, did not plead. his case set for Thursday.
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Frank Harrington
James Kenney
James Leiser
Boston L
John Wickman Missing From South Boston Home
John Wickman has been missing since February 17 from 296 Eighth Street South Boston. He left for work at the Massachusetts stable on Endicott Street and has not been seen since. Wickman is 60, smooth shaven, gray haired with blue eyes and uses a cane for a lame left knee. An appeal to the Post is made for his return.
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John Wickman
Eighth Street
South
Boston
Wickman
Massachusetts
Endicott Street
Mr. Wickman
Girl Saves Tots In Fire In Olneyville Rhode Island
Delia Paquin a 15 year old girl helped her father rescue four of her younger brothers and sisters from a tenement blaze at 54 Appleton Street Olneyville late yesterday After carrying the children to safety she returned to aid more toddlers in the house in Providence authorities reported.
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Providence
R. I
Delia Paquin
Appleton Street
Olneyville
License to Wed Price Change Sparks Boston Rush
Boston city clerks prepare for a surge in marriage license applications as the Legislature sets a $1 fee after Saturday, raising the 60 cent rate that has existed since 1795. E. W. McGlewen expects a typical rush, while Waltham’s City Clerk Hall braces for a larger influx.
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Boston
E. W. McGlewen
Waltham City
Oldtown student chosen for Rhodes scholarship at Oxford
ORONO March 24 Ballard FP Keith of Oldtown, a University of Maine senior graduating next June, has been selected by the university faculty for a Rhodes scholarship at Oxford. He will enter Oxford next fall.
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Orono
District Attorney Heads to Florida After NYC Prep
The county prosecutor left Boston on the 10 o clock train yesterday morning for New York and will stay a few days there before proceeding to Florida.
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Moran
Boston
New York
Florida
What Causes Headache from October to May
Colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Bromo Quinine removes the cause. Box lists B W Grove as the manufacturer with a 25 cent price.
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B.w.grove
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Werner Twentieth Century Edition
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