Woman Suffrage Debate Reaches Senate After House Rebuff
The House refused to reconsider a suffrage bill, prompting debate over referring the matter to the next general election. Worcester lawmakers Mellen and Moriarty backed reconsideration, while Wood and Hayes faced criticism for amendments altering the bill. The measure moves to the Senate with hopes for public opinion input.
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Citizens praise Cleveland veto of seigniorage bill
Public figures from Beaton to Alden Speare and George Williams applaud President Cleveland for vetoing the seigniorage bill. They credit the action with stabilizing finances and preventing a potential panic and doubt about sound money.
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Beaton
Cleveland
Im. H. Peabody
Moses Williams
Alden Speare
Plin Haven, Jr
Thomas P. Beal
Mr. Cleveland
N. Aldrich
Grover Cleveland
Endicott Peabody
George Fred Williams
Russell
Edward Atkinson
Man and Girl In Suicide Attempt and Shooting
An apparent double danger report from Bondsville Pennsylvania describes Copacz and a Polish girl, once in Bondsville from Hasleton. Copacz allegedly pressed for improper relations, fired at the girl, then shot at himself after a failed plea to leave with her. He survived. the girl was wounded in the forearm during the exchange.
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Copacz
Copacs
News fragment on York and actor sanctions to union
Fragmentary text shows York ready to inform his brother of news about an actress and a sanction tied to a union. It hints at withheld approval and mentions Howard Gould in an unclear context.
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Surprise Fiftieth Birthday for Charles G Wilkins in Arlington
A surprise celebration was held at 2 Cleveland Street Arlington for Charles G Wilkins on his fiftieth birthday. Guests presented gifts including a desk and chair and a paper cutter. Mrs Frances Nicholson gave a paper bouquet while Marsh led the music and Mrs Kins and Mrs Lewis organized a post party collation. The event ended around 11 30 p.m. with attendance of many local residents.
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Charles G Wilkins
Cleveland Street
Frances Nich
Marsh
Kins
Lewis
Frank
Everett
Harrison Avenue car service to resume promised
Readers report long delayed streetcar service on Harrison Avenue with heavy rails and poles for electric wires installed. Business owners including P. L. Harvey and several firms urge a return of cars to restore trade and convenience, noting customers and workers missing the avenue.
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Newton Street
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H. W. Atkins
Market
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East Brookline Street
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Piano Company
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Reece
Mum
Sevall
Pension Office Clerk Asked to Resign Over Pension Agent Row
In Dorchester Massachusetts a pension office clerk named Miss Kennison and Mr. Osborne are involved in a dispute over a resignation. The incident centers on a three year service and a wound blamed on pension reasons. Osborne declines to respond and has not sent official documents as yet.
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Adelaide
Manson
CG. W. Kennison
Asion Office
Dorchester
Massachusetts
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J. Osborne
Sunday Services Continue Amid City Youth Gatherings
City churches report busy Sunday with Y M C A and Union Hall events. Rev. Dr. Louis Albert leads the Baptist service while Dr. John W. Brown and choir perform. mention of farewells and welcome at various gatherings.
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Y. M. Christian
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Jesus
Carey
Tor
Lorimer
Atorer
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Fulton
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Leader
Wewton's Annual Field Drill Prize Exhibition
WEWTONS ANNUAL OL ih School Batta held its annual prize and exhibition in the schog nasium yesterday afternoon. Senior squad won first prize with Sergeant Lee, and several medals. Junior squad took second with Private Howard and Private Paine among the honored names. The roster lists officers including Lieutenant Ings, Captain Marshal, and Captains Blanchard and Springer.
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Batta
Schognasium
Satporn
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Governororf
Bailey
Infa
Keeler
Howard
Paine
Inman
Tilton
Ings
Marshal
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Kimball
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Liew
Springer
Wilson
Nickerson
Blanchard
Fall River Mill Fire Tests Prompt Response
Fire broke out tonight at Chace Mill in Fall River but the structure was not in danger. Fire department and brigades contained the flames quickly and the mill is expected to resume operations soon with damage likely under 60 dollars, insured.
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