Senate Delays School License Bill on Women Voters
The Massachusetts Senate debated a bill letting women vote on liquor licenses in cities or towns, framing it as home protection. Senator Kingsley supported the measure, while Senator Crosby challenged it. Senator Gleason moved postponement to Tuesday and priority in the orders of the day.
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New York
Senate
Crosby
Kingsley
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Gleason
Accident Insurance Bill Moves To Third Reading In Senate
Senators debated extending accident insurance to cover employer liability for injuries to their workers. A substitute by Kingsley was rejected 16 to 14, and the bill returned to its third reading. A constitutional amendment to disenfranchise crime offenders was amended and passed 24 to 5 with five senators voting no.
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Lsans
Metcalf
Kingsley
Senate
General Court
Crosby
E. J. Donovan
Gibson
Howard
Hunt
Fire Marshal Whitcomb Salary Raised in Boston Bill
Senate bill to set Boston fire marshal salary was amended by Senator Gunn increasing from 3500 to 4000. The measure, amended, was ordered to a third reading.
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Whitcomb
Senate
City of
Boston
Senator Gunn
Committee On Public Service
Hartford and Western Railroad Extension Bill Reported
Senate reports a bill allowing the Hartford Connecticut and Western railroad to extend from Connecticut through Massachusetts to Springfield and to lease or acquire lines along the route. It may mortgage up to 25 000 per mile for single track and 10 000 extra per mile for double track, with one director residing in the Commonwealth. Completion required by December 1, 1892. Reference to Housatonic railroad incorporation noted. dissenting senators and representatives listed.
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Committee On Railroads
Messrs
Housatonic Railroad
C. E. Stevens
Raymond, Taft, Wyman
Gordon
Senate Actions and Harvard Athletics Recap
The senate discussed railroad matters including grade crossing abolition and an extended construction timeline for a New York and Boston Inland Railroad plan, with debates on taxation exemptions and committee reports. In Cambridge, HarvardAthletic Association events featured many track and field results, a new steam launch nearly ready, and marching plans for upcoming class games and schedules.
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Senate
Hathorne
Committee On Railroads
New York & Boston Inland Railroad Company
Symonds
Boston
Crosby
Albert Hopkins White Oaks Chapel Association
Pittsfield
First Baptist Society
Methuen
Towns Battle Over Sewage Bill Amid Ocean of Objections
Debates in the legislature pit Arlington and Winchester against Everett over striking Everett from provisions. Advocates claim the system is needed to curb polluting creeks feeding Mystic, Boston Harbor. Amendments proposed by Somerville and others were rejected. the substitute Chelsea bill fell. The measure advances to a third reading.
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Metropolitan
Mystic
Charles River
Sanger
Cambridge
Davis
Somerville
Holman
Clinton
Howland
Chelsea
Boston
Ferren
Stoneham
McCall
Winchester
Arlington
Connell
Everett
McNary
Bastor
Raymond
Slocum
Newton
Charles
Turner
Malden
Wardwell
Haverhill
Barnes
Hours for tour workers proposed in paper mills
Mr Keane of Holyoke moved to amend the labor report by substituting a bill that bans any tour-worker in a paper mill from 6 p m Saturday to 7 a m Monday during heats. The House adjourned pending the motion.
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Keane
Holyoke
Committee On Labor
Bills to extend street railway into Blackstone and Boston charter
House calendar shows bills to authorize Woonsocket Street Railway to extend tracks across state line into Blackstone and to amend Boston charter on advance payments and liabilities. Senate calendar includes bills incorporating Mattakessett Creeks and New England Electric Exchange, rail passenger safety, trespass prevention on railroads, and Grafton Water Company incorporation.
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Woonsocket Street Railway Company
State Line
Blackstone
Boston
Senate
New Mattakessett Creeks
New England Electric Exchange
Grafton Water Company
Monday Night's Carousal in New York Supper Room
The New York World recounts a chaotic supper room scene with elites, officials, and celebrities among drunken behavior, free champagne, and neglect of duties. Police struggled to distinguish staff from guests as fights and disorder spread through the corridors and coat rooms late into the night.
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N. Y. World
Ed Mnent
Coal Miners Strike Spreads to Pittsby Area
The railroad coal miners' strike at Pittsby has spread to several other mines with about 3000 miners out. Work along the Pennsylvania railroad is all in operation after a compromise was reached.
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Pittsby
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ayer
Sharon Grove
Mary A. Jackson
Salem
Mass
J. W. Bowen
Enquirer
Baseball Yesterday in the Atlantic Association and Other Contests
Philadelphia defeated by Clarkson aided by errors, New Yorks beat Washingtons in a high scoring game, Cleveland won against Pittsburgh on a tight, error prone play, and Indianapolis outslugged Chicago with strong hitting led by Pfeffer and Daily in a busy day of baseball results.
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New Yorks
Clevelands
Indianapolis
Atlantic Association
Eastons Beat Lowells In Low-Scoring Bout Of Cold Weather
In Easton Pennsylvania on May 2 the Eastons defeated the Lowells in a tightly played game noted for sharp fielding despite cold weather and only about 300 in attendance. Scoring was limited with multiple innings blanked and errors kept to a minimum amid frigid conditions.
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St. George
Welch
Senators
Clark
Mack
O'Day
NEW Yorks
Washingtons
ALE
R. BH. PO
ALE. Gore
O’rourke
Shoch
Tiernan
O O Wise
Connor
O Myers
Ewing
Morrill
O Ward
Carney
O Rich
Sweeney
Whitney
Sj O’day
Ward
Gore
O'Rourke
Richardson
O’brien
McAleer
MckKean
Clevelands
Stricker
McKean
Pittsburgs
Atlantic Association
Easton
Penn
Eastons
Lowells
Wrug
Wilkesbarre
Worcesters
West Side Park
Wolcabless
Jersey City
Hartfords
Say
McCabe
Mann
Henry
Mahoney
Powers
Jersey Citys
Newark
N.J
Lally
Newarks
Emsuong Ges Cis Sccrees
Murphy
Lynch
Pierce
Corcoran New Havens
Ladies' Aid to Decorate Soldiers' Lot on Memorial Day
The Ladies' Aid Association met at the Unity Church vestry to perfect Memorial Day decorations for the soldiers' lot in Malden. Harrison Hume of Gettysburg Post 191 will deliver the oration. The group voted a $50 contribution to the rifle team's England trip. Thirty members joined, totaling 1010 members.
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Ladies’ Aid Association
Church of the Unity
Malden
Harrison Hume
Gettysburg
England
Combination Surf for Boys Sold at Simmons Store
A boys combination surf outfit priced at 4.50 includes a jacket two pairs of pants and a cap sold by G. W. Simmons & Co at 32 to 44 North street.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Malaria Seen as Threat to Kidneys by Medical Authorities
Leading doctors and Russian and American surgeon-generals describe malaria as a direct complication of chronic Bright's disease. The kidneys must stay free of disease and malaria germs as blood filtration occurs hourly. Warner's Safe Cure urged as precaution for kidney disease or malaria in spring or fall.
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Dacosta
Atkinson
Pepper
Soldaton
Woodward
Bright
Warner
Harvard Overseers Nomination Committee Chooses Five-Year Term Slots
A Harvard Alumni Association committee proposed nine names plus outgoing overseers for five six year vacancies to be filled at Commencement. Ballots due May 31 to Archibald M Howe. Voters must be graduates or honorary degree holders. professors emeriti may vote.
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Association of the Alumni of
Harvard College
J. Collins Warren
Charles P. Greenough
Russell Gray
Francis H. Appleton
William C. Loring
John T. Wheelwright
George Walton Green
Richard M. Saltonstall
A. Lawrence Lowell
Messrs
Lincoln
Edmund Wetmore
Newark
Lewis S. Dabney
Boston
Francis L. Higginson
George B. Shattuck
Eliot C. Clarke
Augustus G. Bullock
Worcester
Howe
Brookline
Edward W. Hutchins
Morris Gray
Newton
William N. Swift
New Bedford
Robert Bacon
Association
Archibald M. Howe
Tremont Street
Mass
Somerville Men Reported Missing After Lynn Canoe Trip
Clarence P. Page and Frederick Hines of Winter Hill Somerville disappeared after leaving Lynn in a newly bought canoe. They started toward Somerville on Sunday noon amid a strong southwest wind, and no word has come from them since. Harbor police doubt they could have reached Shirley Gut, eight miles away. They are nephews of Captain Vinal of Station 13.
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Clarence P. Page
Frederick Hines
Winter Hill
Somerville
Lynn
Shirley Gut
Vinal
Station 13
Cambridge YMCA Holds Annual Meeting with $8402 in Expenses
Last evening the Cambridge YMCA conducted its annual meeting revealing expenses of 8402 for the past year. Elected officers include President O H Durrell Vice President J G Brown Treasurer Warren Sanger Secretary J H Appleton and directors J B Kempton G H Howard J F Pennell and W F Stark. The funeral of Jonas C Wellington formerly of Cambridge was held yesterday at his North Avenue home with Spiritualist Mrs N J Willis officiating. Delegations from Anchor Lodge F and A M Post 30 G A R and Wellington Camp S V attended.
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Cambridge Young Men’s Christian Association
O. H. Durrell
J. G., Brown
Warren Sanger
J. H. Appleton
J. B. Kempton
G. H. Howard
J. F. Pennell
W. F Stark
Jonas C. Wellington
Cambridge
North Avenue
N. J. Willis
Somerville
Anchor Lodge
A. M
Post 30
J. C. Wellington Camp
Sons of Veterans
Subscriber asks publisher to verify Warner's Safe Cure claims
A reader submits a letter questioning the testimonials for Warner's Safe Cure from H. H. Warner & Co. of Rochester New York. The writer urges careful inquiry into kidney disease remedies and cautions against misattributing cures to other ailments.
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George Waite
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Edward J. Bumstead
Annie M. Bumstead
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