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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
5
Dorchester Gym Doors Stay Closed Amid Money Questions
Dorchester residents and supporters accuse Mayor Collins of withholding a new gym, saying the building is costly and funds are lacking. Malachi Jennings cites the mayor taking keys to Hot Springs while critics claim the move targets Gore and other Democrats. Local athletes and groups complain of lost access and urge action as petitions go unheeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Malachi L. Jennings
Dorchester
Columbia Road
Tie
Joseph A. Cahalan
D Street
Boston
Catholic Club of
Collins
Quincy Likely to Go on National Committee
Massachusetts Democrats plan to install Josiah Quincy as Massachusetts representative on the national committee at the state convention. George Fred Williams sought a resolutions post and a national committeeman role, but Gloucester chairman Captain Flaherty objected to Williams holding multiple prominent posts. Williams’s case prevailed with support based on his Bryan association as the delegation moves to St Louis to back Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Josiah Quincy
George Fred Williams
Kansas City
Captain Flaherty
Gloucester
Williams
Bryan
Mr. Quincy
St. Louis
Easter Display At Boyle Bros In Roxbury Presby
Boyle Bros 853 Washington street showcases spring lingerie gowns veiling and suits with New York Paris lines and China silk options. The store offers a credit system with first payment after delivery, appealing to moderate means and large families. Men and boys receive coats, suits, and tapcoats. hats and ladies dresses in vivid colors are featured at low prices. Passions Week noted at Roxbury Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle Bros
Washington Street
New York
Paris
Evening church service on The Appeal of the Cross
At Ren Street corner of Woodbine Street a church service is held this evening. The Rev. James J. Dunlop will give a brief address on The Appeal of the Cross. Stainer's Crucifixion will be rendered by a chorus of 60 voices led by Mr. H. E. Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Street
Woodbine Street
James J. Dunlop
Stainer
H. E. Washburn
No Angels At State House
Representative Jeremiah J. Good of Boston cautioned that neither the City Council nor the Legislature has many angels, as he weighed what would occur if matters were left to these bodies to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Jeremiah J. Good
Boston
Chickering
J. J. Good
City Hall
City Council debate on two thirds vote for bills
Amid fragmented remarks, Mr. Good presented a bill to a cities committee requiring a two thirds vote in both City Council chambers and allowing public submission of any matter. The discussion touched on the possibility of a measure being put to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Good
Committee On Cities
Comedy of Errors Grips Howe Family in Dorchester Tale
Mrs. Luella Howe of Dorchester sparked a multi city runaround over three days as her husband and father hunted for her across Boston and Northboro. She had merely gone to visit relatives, fell ill, and returned to Northboro, where the uproar ended when she learned of the mistaken chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOWE
Luella Howe
S. E. Howe
Washington Street
Dorchester
Boston
Northboro
Hudson
Music catalog note with numerous songs and prices
A listing of songs and composers including Anona My Love I Dare Not Tell Uncle Sammy and Your Dad Gave His Life for His Country. It notes 500 other titles at 17c sold at 20c and 500 more at 29c to 34c elsewhere with several authors and titles such as Rose of Sharon Salome and Salome Rose of Riviera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe Rosenfeld
Harry Bulger
Anona
Zenzibar
Sammy
Paul Dresser
Dan Sullivan
Faster shoppers admire Wolf's elaborate apparel displays
Crowds along Hanover and Portland streets pause at Wolf's My Clothier to view extensive windows of men’s, women’s, and children’s apparel. The Hanover store on busy Portland Street draws notable attention as shoppers pass by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Inheritance Tax Bill Advances From Tax Committee
The taxation committee reported a direct inheritance tax bill setting a 2 percent tax on the clear market value of the passing. It exempts $5000 of personal property and $15,000 of real estate under the act. Seven dissenters include Cole and Rounds from the Senate and Doty, Smith, Davenport, Gates Hooper from the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Taxation
Cole
Rounds
Sei
Doty
Smith
Davenport
Gates Hooper
House
Sanford Suspect Not Chicken Sullivan In Tucker Murder Case
Sanford Me March 30—arrested at North Berwick on suspicion of being Chicken Sullivan, a murder suspect in the Tucker case from Massachusetts. John E. Sullivan of Malden was identified as not the suspect. he will be released in the morning after police verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Florida
Sanford
North Berwick
Connec
Tucker
Ly Mass
Fogg
Lynn
Malden
Mass
John E. Sullivan
Old Lowell apothecaries preserve Fair John's Medicine note
Carton and Hovey of Lowell Massachusetts hold the old prescription book for Fair John's Medicine. It states the remedy is not a patent medicine and contains no morphine or opium. The medicine funds bronchial trouble and colds, strengthens, and builds weak systems as a tonic. it has been in use for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carton and Hovey
Lowell
Mass
John O’brien
Low
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