Boston City Council Debates Free School Dental Clinics
City Council votes to study establishing free school dental clinics in South Boston East Boston Charlestown and Roxbury after Rep Edward F McLaughlin pushes a bill. Hearing set in City Hall Monday with Health Board to appoint dentists and run clinics 9 to 12 daily. pay capped at 500 yearly.
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Representative McLaughlin Bill Establishes Clinics
Representative McLaughlin's bill provides for the establishment of clinics to expand public health access. It outlines funding criteria, oversight, and a plan to locate facilities in underserved communities. The measure seeks bipartisan support as a step toward broader medical services.
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Howdah Fund Contributions Acknowledged Total
The record notes that contributions previously acknowledged amount to $285.43. This entry records the cumulative sum from donors and reflects the fund’s accounting status.
Lomasney Wins Victory in Senate
Lomasney secured a victory in the Senate with a decisive vote that prevented the bill from being defeated by a tie. The outcome leaves the measure intact despite concerns about its viability.
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Senate considers Lomasney-Robinson bill amid votes and pressure
The bill moves toward a third reading with hopes of executive approval as supporters back its passage in the House. Debate was brief with a roll call showing 18 yes to 15 no, including key shifts by McCarthy and Bellamy. Mayor Curley vows to oppose and kill the measure if possible.
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Cabinet Children To Attend Miss Wilson
The Capitol exhibits silver service to be sent to the White House tomorrow. The wedding at six o clock raises a fashion question for women guests whether to wear hats. Mrs Daniels and Mrs Burleson may wear new spring hats while Mrs Bryan and others likely appear hatless.
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Colorado Cavalry Takes Command As Mines Secure
Major W A Holbrook announced Colonel James Lockett of the Eleventh United States Cavalry will reach Trinidad Colorado tomorrow morning to assume supreme command of federal forces in the state. The Eleventh’s officers and men travel in seven trains and are expected to begin arriving soon after their commander.
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Negotiations Intensify as Strikes Stage Arms Drawdown
With reinforcements arrived, talks on surrender of arms accelerate. Guards at Colorado Fuel and Iron mines turn over weapons to soldiers while strikers in Huerfano County agree to deliver arms to Captain C. C. Smith. Company representatives back rapid disarmament as federal troops guard paymasters and mines. Mayor Holbrook starts guard service for paymasters. Major Holbrook to meet Colonel Lockett and report on coal field conditions.
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No More Disorder Washington War Department Summary
The War Department reports reduced tension in Colorado with no disorder where troops are present and no new reports of unrest in other districts. Arms embargo remains, railroads and express companies notified. Trinidad saloons stay closed for now. disarmament machinery is being prepared to take effect once ready, with hopeful officers.
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Ammons Explains Call as Colorado Legislature Opens
Colorado Legislature convened in extra session urged by Governor Ammons to address coal strike issues. J P Slattery won Democratic caucus for speaker 33 to 17, seen as Ammons supporters’ victory. Some advocate a joint committee to study the strike and report to the 20th Legislature, potentially postponing military funding and the governor’s program.
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I W W Threat at Wakefield Strikers Extend to Gardner Plant
The I W W at Wakefield rattan plant, via Caleb Howard, demand 48 hours for settlement or sympathy strikes at the Gardner plant. The Wakefield depot freight handlers may refuse shipments for Haywood Brothers & Wakefield. 85 machinists struck with more expected. Conciliation Board hearings resume tomorrow.
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Funeral for Gen. Sickles set at St Patrick's Cathedral
The funeral service for General Daniel Sickles will be held at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York on Friday morning with interment likely at Arlington National Cemetery Friday afternoon. Memorial services will be held at his home Thursday by the Phil Kearney Post of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
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Grand Army of the Republic
Wadsworth
Twelfth Regiment
State National Guards
Burning Craft Sighted At Sea Near Grand Banks
The Grand Banks weather is moderate as a burning vessel is reported near Cape Race. Wireless signals from Seydlitz failed to reach the ship. other liners in the area include the Franconia Olympic Pennsylvanian Kron Prinz Wilhelm Floride Pannonia Pretoria and Pretoria bound ships. Further details awaited from Seydlitz Franconia Olympic or other wireless reports.
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Fire At Sea Near Sable Island Triggers Rescue Effort
Wireless from Sable Island to the Canadian Marine Department reports a burning steamship seen by a rescue steamer Seydlitz after a call for help. The burning vessel showed a missing foremast and funnel, a high poop, and no sign of life, with the name unreadable.
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Queen Eleanora Delayed Visit Planned For Autumn
William Caspar, envoy for Queen Eleanora of Bulgaria, said a Sofia cable delayed the visit due to current political tensions but instructed arrangements for the queen to come this autumn.
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Brilliant Pops Night by Women at Symphony Hall
The Women's City Club hosted a pop concert at Symphony Hall last night. It drew 2530 members, with many men on the floor in full dress, marking a brilliant, successful event.
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First Annual Women's City Club Meeting Elects Officers
The gathering announced officers for the new club and voted to send Mrs. James J. Storrow as chairman. Miss Mora MacDonald named secretary and Caroline Saunders treasurer. A surprise bouquet honored key contributors and the club outlined plans for the Beacon Street home with eight bedrooms, multiple dining rooms, and dressing spaces. Membership stands at 230 with $13,000 in the treasury.
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J. A. Erwarton
Frances Curtis
F. B. A. Goodwin
Goodwin
Hamilton Place
George W. Coleman
Mora MacDonald
Caroline Saunders
Flora MacDonald
S. M. Borden
Alice A. Burditt
Frances G. Curtis
Alice C. Godin
F. E. A. Goodwin
Alice H. Grady
William H. Lothrop
Margaret E. Murray
Maud M. Rockwell
May Alden Ward
Mary Schenck Woolman
Emily M. Beal
Edmund Billings
Katherine B. Child
Mabel Gillespie
Clara T. Guild
Katherine T. Hodges
Louis E. Kirstein
Mary H. Ladd
Mary C. Melvyn
Katherine Osborne
George W. Perkins
Charles Sumner Bird
Josephine A. Bruerton
Mary Co. Crawford
Blanche A. Deniy
Glendower Evans
W. H. Foster
Bertha Hazard
J. F. McElwain
J. J. Storrow
Walter Wesselhoeft
A. L. Winship
Treasury
Paul M. Carpenter Dies Suddenly at Hotel
Paul M. Carpenter aged 37 a traveling salesman for the Republic Rubber Company died suddenly of heart failure in his room at the United States Hotel He had been to the theatre with his wife and collapsed in the elevator on return dying in his room a few minutes later Dr Koch of Warren Chambers attributed the death to heart failure.
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Quebec Prelate on Way to Receive Red Hat
Archbishop of Quebec Mer Begin formerly named cardinal by the Pope traveled from Quebec to New York en route to Rome for the consistory on May 25 where he will receive the cardinal hat.
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