Senate Tariff Conference Ends With Broad Support
Thirty-eight Democratic Senators met in the marble room to discuss the tariff bill. Gorman proposed a confidence vote restricting amendments to finance committee offers. Hill condemned the compromise and opposed the 41 million sugar tax, but the resolution passed 87 to 1, with hopes the measure clears by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Mills
Butler
Murphy
Lindsay
Irby
Gibson
Gorman
Hill
Mr. Hill
Messrs. Murphy
Smith
Norfolk Club Dines at Parker House Rally
The Norfolk Club a Republican wing hosted a nearly 100 guest ladies night at Parker House with Governor Greenhalge and Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott delivering campaign remarks against Democracy. Miss Edna L. Parker and Miss Maud A. Scott provided musical and literary entertainments. Richardson's Orchestra supplied the music.
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Norfolk Club
Republican Party
Parker House
Greenhalge
Wolcott
William F. Ray
Scott
Dalton
Champlin
Thomas
Edna L. Parker
Maud A. Scott
Greenharge
C. ¥. Ailen
General Champlin
M. J. Murray
C. H. Utley
Utley
H. J. Brown
W. W. Gowker
R. J. McNair
H. J. Dubois
Barnfield
J. A. Lakin
Colonel Hewins
Robert 8. Gray
PY. Dol. Ely
Josiah Reed
P. M. Carpenter
Davis
I. Cameron
A. Cameron
Marblehead Trial Trip Closes Final Seafaring Run
The United States cruiser Marblehead returned to Marblehead from a final trial off Sandy Hook after a two hour coaxed run at 4.6 knots. Previous speed tests hit 19 knots under forced draught. Tactical tests showed rapid turns and quick stops, with no vibration felt as on the earlier voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Marblehead
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Sandy Hook
Boston and Cambridge councils honor event with grand procession
Lowell hosts a large demonstration by Agassiz Council of Cambridge and Warren Council of Boston. Colonel J W Bennett leads a thirty‑strong staff in a grand procession followed by a banquet and speeches to cap the historic event.
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Lowell
Lowell Council
Royal Arcanum
Agassiz Council
Cambridge
Warren Council
Boston
J. W. Bennett
Summer Cottages and Bedding at Low Prices
For Summer Cottages at low prices and bed ding offerings from A. W. Wheeler & Co. located at 68 and 665 Hanover Street Boston opposite the American House.
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A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover Street
Boston
American House
Hood's Sarsaparilla Health Elixir Promises Full Body Revitalization
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla energizes the body by restoring appetite, toning the stomach, invigorating kidneys and liver, refreshing the brain, and rejuvenating the entire system. Hood's Pills are described as carefully prepared with the best ingredients and offered for trial.
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Hood
Pastor Installed At Immanuel Congregational Roxbury
The Immanuel Congregational Church Roxbury installed Rev Charles H Beale as pastor in a large ceremony at the corner of Moreland and Copeland streets The service featured readings sermons greetings from affiliated churches and a procession of clergy and speakers highlighting Beales reception by his new parishioners
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Immanuel Congregational Church
Moreland and
Copeland Streets
Roxbury
Charles H. Beale
Mr. Beale
Immanuel
Council
William R. Campbell
B. F. Hamilton
D. D
Nehemiah Boynton
Addison P. Foster
Bell Arrested for Pedaling Without License in South Boston
George Bell appeared before Judge Fallon at South Boston District Court for selling without a license. Bell, claiming hardship with his arm in a sling, was caught after resisting capture by Patrolman Maguire, with Dr. Boland aiding pursuit. He injured his head during the struggle. a second doctor treated the wounds after the arrest.
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George Bell
Fallon
South Boston
Bell
City Point
Maguire
Station 12
Als
Broadway
Dr. Boland
Polish American Ball Celebrates 103rd Polish Constitution Anniversary
Polish and Lithuanian residents of Boston held a grand ball at Caledonian Hall for 200 couples. The Polish National Orchestra provided music as organizers led by F Bartkiewicz and C V Skokowski raised funds for a Polish Catholic Church on Dorchester Avenue to be built under Father Chiemlinski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Caledonian Hall
F. Bartkiewicz
C. V. Skokowski
V. Bartkiewicz
A. V. Matulewicz
W. Plocinnik
W. Wojtowicz
A. Sienkiewicz
T. Mikolajewski
T. Nowak
F. Bachosz
J. Matulervicz
J. Siivskowski
J. Pilarski
J. Rudolski
L. Lael
Dorchester Avenue
Father Chiemlinski
State House Annex to Bring Comfort and Courtesy to Representatives
The piece extols the new State House extension with long corridors airy laboratories and a grand library as well as a refined Representatives' chamber. It notes expanded dining and committee spaces a skylight and electric lighting plus fans and steam radiation for comfort. The article argues the building will reduce physical distress and foster orderly conduct among lawmakers.
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State House
Board of Health
State Library
Charles River
Old State House
Commonwealth
Doyle On the Stand in Ward 17 Case
Representative Doyle testified as the first witness in Ward 17. He described his age and birthplace, his two years in politics, and his campaign activities last October. He denied involvement in repeating and alleged social-room use at 400 Shawmut and 612 Tremont, and stated he paid rent only once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Hayes
McCarthy
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont
Eugene Sullivan
John F. Sullivan
Alexander Farquharson
James P. Dunn
Jim
Penman
Champlin
Democratic City Committee
Russell
Thompson
Messrs. Hayes
Green Room
Boston
Ward 17
Mesars, Doyle and Hayes
Murdock
Sampson, Murdock
Pearson
The
Registrars of Voters
Sev
Mr. Doherty's Plea Ends Reappointment Odds
Water Commissioner Thomas F. Doherty faces nonreappointment as his name was omitted from the latest batch of reassignments. City officials indicate he will not be reappointed while Mayor Matthews considers a business executive for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F.doherty
Doherty
Matthews
St James Y M C T A Dance Marks Anniversary
Pretty girls and young men attended the twenty fourth anniversary dance of the St James Catholic Young Men’s Total Abstinence Society in Cotillon Hall last evening. William J Keating directed the floor with P J Sullivan assisting, leading the grand match with Miss Lee. Notable attendees included J J Barry G A Powers J A Gartland James Frazer M J Holland P F O Keefe J T Keyes J E Hawkins M A Sullivan Ww J F Keating J H Kyle J L Crane R A Butler J H Tiernay Miss Hassan Miss Murtha Nellie Frazer Agnes Power Agnes Watson Mr and Mrs J J Sullivan J G Conway Maggie Barry Lizzie Kinnaly John Finnigan Julia Hartz Nellie Dollid Charlie Gaynor Nellie McGurn Mr and Mrs Sweeney Daniel Donavan Nellie Shine John Gleason Richard Bacon and wife T A McCune Hannah McCarthy.
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St. James
J. T. Keyes
J. E. Hawkins
M. A. Sullivan
J. F. Keating
J. H. Kyle
J. L. Crane
R. A. Butler
J. H. Tiernay
Miss Hassan
Miss Murtha
Nellie Frazer
Agnes Power
Agnes Watson
J. J. Sullivan
J. G. Conway
Maggie Barry
Lizzie Kinnaly
John Finnigan
Julia Hartz
Nelle Dollid
Charlies Gaynor
Nellie McGurn
Mrs. Sweeney
Daniel Donavan
Nellie Shine
John Gleason
Richard Bacon
T. A. McCune
Hannah McCarthy
Free medical services offered by Dr Dewey in Boston
Advertisement announces free medical services until cured for all diseases by Dr Dewey a renowned Boston physician at Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street. Offices hours are 9 to 1 and 3 to 6 and 6 to 8 pm with Sunday hours 10 to 4 pm.
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Dewey
Boston
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Testimony Sparks Admission Dispute In Ward 17 Case
CROSSTALK flared after testimony on Ward 17 registration as opposing counsel argued over circulars from the election. The committee allowed both sides to admit the evidence under conditions and adjourned until Monday to challenge Witness Dunn’s testimony.
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Dunn
Miners' National Leader Arrives as Strike Talks Continue
Pittsburg May 3 There are indications of a change in the miners strike situation. President John McBride of the Miners' National Organization arrived in Pittsburg with operators J C Morton and Mr Chapman from Ohio. He met officials at the Home Hotel while Morton and Chapman conferred three hours with Francis Robbins and other operators, signaling a quick settlement.
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Pittsburg
John McBride
Miners’ National Organization
J. C. Morton
Mr. Chapman
Ohio
McBride
Home Hotel
McBryde
J. T. Nugent
Miller
Warren
Messrs. Morton
Chapman
Francis Robbins
American Wringer Co Wringers and Sweepers Manufacturer
The American Wringer Co at 15 and 15 Broadway extension, city, makes wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers are provided and orders by mail are promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Fires Burn Homes in Damariscotta and Bremen Maine
In Damariscotta the unoccupied heirs of Creighton Hiscock lose a Round Top house to fire with $700 loss and no insurance. Nearby on Elm Street Joseph McFarland’s home suffers a chimney fire, $50 loss, extinguished before engines arrive. In Bremen a combined house and barn belonging to Joseph S. Woodbury burns with contents. $3000 loss and small insurance. Sparks also damage the Church Company oil wharf, $800 loss, no insurance.
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Damariscotta
Creighton Hiscock
Joseph McFarland
Elm Street
Congressman Boutelle
Bremen
Joseph S. Woodbury
Church & Co
Boston College Alumni Banquet Set for June 21
A special meeting of the executive committee of the Boston College Alumni Association adjourned with President James S. Hayes presiding. Eight members attended and the banquet date was set for June 21. A arrangements committee with Dr. William G. Macdonald Dr. James I. McLaughlin and Rev. P. B. McManus was appointed and Dr. Francis J. Barnes chosen toast master. A number of guests will be invited.
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Boston College Alumni Association
James S. Hayes
William G. Macdonald
James I. McLaughlin
P. B. McManus
Francis J. Barnes
Bishop Tuttle Joins Salvation Army Auxiliary League
St Louis May 3 Bishop Tuttle head of the Episcopal diocese of Missouri was admitted to the Salvation Army Auxiliary League becoming the first bishop to join. He will aid the local regiment in establishing a slum mission and support their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Tuttle
Episcopal Diocese of
Missouri
Salvation Army Auxiliary League
Milton Man Fred W Chickering Dies By Own Action Near Arlington
The Milton resident aged about 31, employed at Piere's confectionery works and Baker's mills, was found dead near Arlington after leaving Milton on April 2 1 5. His wife denies opium use and previous attempts, cites illness and harsh mill conditions, and notes no police notification at disappearance. Cyanide of potassium caused the death with no clear motive established.
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Fred W. Chickering
Milton
Arlington
Chickering
Piere
Baker’s Mills
Savin Hill
Dorchester
City Hospital
South Boston
Morton Farm
Millor
Toole
Boston
Clothing Theft Probe Leads to Chelsea Lockup
Boston police on a warrant searched Edward Mayhofer at 9 Medford Street Chelsea and recovered 25 suits valued at 112 dollars for Daniel M Hodgdon & Co of Boston 23 suits valued at 103 for Rhodes Ripley & Co 42 suits valued at 168 for Albert Weiss and 168 dollars of clothing from unknown parties. Mayhofer, a children's clothing manufacturer, was arrested and later bailed by his wife and a friend.
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Boston
Chelsea
Edward Mayhofer
Medford Street
Chesea
Daniel M. Hodgdon
Mayhofer
Sparring Event Opens Brockton Athletic Club
The Brockton athletic club staged its first ever sparring exhibition with bouts including Young Fox versus Tim Murphy, Fred Russell versus Billie McCarthy, and a highlight five round bout between Peter Manning and John Burns. Manning impressed as a top New England champion.
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Brockton
Athletic Club
Young Fox
Metropolitan Club
Randolph
Tim Murphy
The
Crescents
Fox
Fred Russell
Eureka Club
Billie McCarthy
Crescent Club
Frank Ward
Lew Roderick
Athletic
Iub
Roderick
Bob Russell
Boston
Joe Buckley
Russell
Austin Hunt
Larry Dorgan
Peter Manning
New England
John Burns
Burns
Manning
Philo Celtic Society Marks Twenty First Anniversary
The Philo Celtic Society held its twenty first anniversary at Purltan Hall Washington street with a concert and dance. President J H Sullivan opened the event with a speech followed by an entertaining musical program and dancing led by Mrs M E Stepper and Mary L O Connor. Attendees included Maggie Lynch Dora McCarthy Jane Kelly Rose Stepper Mrs Farrell Stephen J Moore T J Flynn M Deenan C E Benning J Coyne John McCormack P K O Lally and P O Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of
Erin
Purltan Hall
Washington Street
Philo-Celtic Society
J. H. Sullivan
M. E. Stepper
Mary L. O'Connor
Maggie Lynch
Dora McCarthy
Jane Kelly
Rose Stepper
Mrs. Farrell
Stephen J. Moore
T. J. Flynn
M. Deenan
C. E. Benning
J. Coyne
John McCormack
P. K. O'Lally
P. O'Farrell
Bondholders Reject Plan at New York & New England Meeting
At a committee conference of second mortgage bondholders of the New York and New England railroad the group voted to issue a circular urging holders to reject the reorganization plan. The road proposes 40 percent cash and 60 percent new 6 percent bonds on about 5 million dollars in bonds with roughly 30 thousand dollars in interest due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Mortgage
New York & New England Railroad
Marie Burroughs Art Portfolio of Stage Celebrities
The Marie Burroughs Art Portfolio of Stage Celebrities advances in excel lence as it ages Part I now ready features portraits of E H Sothern Mile Rhea J K Emmett Jane Hading William Warren Agnes Booth Eleanor Duse and other favorites Remaining parts Nos 12 18 14 promise opera and music celebrity portraits and dramatic advertisements note coupon availability.
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Marie Burroughs
E. H. Sothern
Mile. Rhea
J. K. Emmett
Jane Hading
William Warren
Agnes Booth
Eleanor Duse
Lyric Stage
Pilgrim Bowling Filler Hosts Ladies Night on Broadway
On Broadway City Point Pilgrim Bowling fillers held a ladies night for gentlemen patrons. Candle pins proved popular with high scores by Mr Withiam Higgins and his lady at 188 and Mr and Mrs David Prince at 176. After 11 they shared a supper provided by Manager Kirby then moved to Pilgrim Hall for dancing until 2 AM.
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Pilgrim
Broadway
City Point
Withiam Higgins
David Prince
Kirby
Pilgrim Hall
Probable $500000 in gold to be shipped from Boston
Estimated half million dollars in gold will be shipped from Boston this Saturday. Authorities have not released further details about the transfer or the security arrangements.
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Boston
Longtime Sanitary Police Foreman Loses Post
Charles Forristall, a thirty-eight year veteran and foreman in the sanitary police, has been dismissed as the department trims expenses. His former salary was 1400 dollars annually. He confirmed the order to abolish his office after Deputy Superintendent Jackson relayed Superintendent Carter's directive.
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Carter
Charles Forristall
Sanitary Police
Forristall
Post
Jackson
Morgan-backed plan forms for Reading mortgage foreclosure
The Mercantile Trust Company will foreclose after deposit of 4.5 million Reading general mortgage bonds. J Pierpont Morgan backs the bondholders committee and the Atchison committee meets daily. A committee plan is forming and likely not finished for at least a week.
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New York
Mercantile Trust Company
Reading General Mortgage
J. Pierpont Morgan
Fitzgerald General Mortgage Bondholders’ Committee
Atchison Bondholders’ Committee
Memorial planned for Sir Andrew Clarke physician to Gladstone
London May 8 Duke of Cambridge chaired a Prince's Hall meeting to organize a memorial for Sir Andrew Clarke, late physician to Mr Gladstone. Gladstone proposed the memorial and praised Clarke as a high minded, kindly guardian to the premier, who appeared frail yet spoke briefly with a cane.
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London
Duke of Camebridge
Prince’s Hall
Sir Andrew Clarke
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Andrew Clarke
August Op penheimer Company Faces Creditors in New York
The August Op penheimer Company wholesale millinery dealers in St Paul adjourned a New York creditors meeting with about fifty present. Treasurer Kalman reported assets $157,500 and liabilities $178,000. Creditors agreed to a compromise at 69 cents on the dollar payable on indorsed notes at three, six, nine, and twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oppenheimer Company
St. Paul
Boston
Providence
Kalman
Harvard Boylston prize speaking preliminary results reported
The preliminary contest for the Boylston prize speaking at Harvard was held yesterday afternoon. Ten men were chosen to advance to the final next Thursday for five prizes totaling 260 dollars. Competitors listed include S. E. Johnson and others with class years noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
S. E. Johnson
L. PD. Roess
Goldmark
A. von W. Lesie
P. Dargan
A. D. Greenfield
R. C. Ringwall
W. P. Dodge
S. K. Vatralsky
H. C. Metcalf
Lecture on Daniel O Connell at Horticultural Hall
The Rev W H O Connell of St Joseph s Church West End will give a stirring Sunday evening lecture on Daniel O Connell in Horticultural Hall. A grand concert precedes the lecture, both to be held under the auspices of the St Joseph Total Abstinence Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Connell
Horticultural Hall
W. H. O’connell
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
St. Joseph
Two More Weber Lectures at Bromfield Street Church
The Rev J H Weber will give two illustrated lectures at the noon meeting in Bromfield Street Church today and tomorrow. The talks are free to all and will feature leading gospel soloists. This will close Mr Weber's work at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Weber
Bromfield Street
Weber
Boy Run Over By Teamster In Chelsea
Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock a teamster employed by F. S. Ducker of Maplewood ran over 65 year old Frederick J. Scanlon in Chelsea who was alleged to have been stealing a ride. He was injured about the head and legs and taken to his home at 263 Spruce street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Ducker
Maplewood
Frederick J. Scanlon
Chelsea
Spruce Street
Irish Federation Meeting in Boston Tonight
Members of the Municipal Council of the Irish National Federation of Boston and vicinity meet at Room 30 United States Hotel this evening. Plans for a State convention are set and Home Rule movement business will be discussed.
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The
Irish National Federation of
Boston and Vicinity
United States Hotel
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