Senator Vote on Draper Bill Divides Senate
The Draper bill vote shows 15 yes and 22 no with a paired yes and a paired no noted. Names listed include Butler Dixon Mahoney McEttrick Monahan Norcross Salter Sowle Turner Vahey and Abbott Bell Cowee Dean Faxon Fisk Galland Garfield Grimes Hall Jenney Johnson Keith Morse Potter Riley Schuster Shaw Spalding Stevens Treadway Williams with Richmond paired yes and Wheatley paired no.
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Butler
Dickinson
Dixon
Halley
Hibbard
Linehan
Mahoney
McEttrick
Mitchell
Monahan
Norcross
Salter
Sowle
Hall
Jenney
Johnson
Keith
Morse
Potter
Riley
Schuster
Shaw
Spalding
Stevens
Treadway
Williams
Senate Defeats Anti-Injunction Bill Amid Shifting Votes
The Senate defeated the anti-injunction bill 15 to 77 with Senators Fisk of Boston Faxon of Stoughton Potter of Worcester among those who shifted votes. They supported a supplementary report urging amendments after voting against the bill on roll call, a move linked to protecting Acting Governor Draper.
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Chapple
House
Recess Committee On Labor
Vahey
Draper
Tapory
Senate
Faxon
Stoughton
Potter
Worcester
Fisk
Boston
Boston Nationals Extend Winning Streak With 7–1 Victory
The Boston Nationals defeated Brooklyn 7 to 1 as the Americans lost to Philadelphia. They headed home last night and prepare to host the New York Highlanders at Huntington Avenue Grounds today.
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Boston Nationals
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York Highlanders
Huntington Avenue
Harvard Faculty Responds To Student Petition On Winter Sports
Harvard undergraduates, with a petition bearing 1606 signatures, persuaded the Faculty of Arts and Sciences to refer the grievance to the committee on the regulation of athletic sports. The response was hailed as a victory over Yale as news spread across Cambridge.
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Harvard
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Committee On the
Cambridge
Yale
Dave Brain Sold by Dovey to Cincinnati
Dave Brain, last season’s home run leader for the Boston Nationals, is sold to Cincinnati after failed talks with Boston. The move ends his Boston tenure as he joins the Reds, likely prompting a strong fan reception if he appears in Cincinnati colors.
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Dave Brain
DOVEY
Boston Nationals
Boston
Brain
Davey
Dave
Cincinnati
Boston Club
Free Instruction For Gas Range Use Difference
The passage contrasts a house and a home and notes the old method of cooking with fire. It states gas ranges require gas only during cooking and emphasizes economy. It mentions gas range prices starting at $8.50 and promises optional free instruction with purchase.
Smuggling Ring Alleged in New Bedford Arrests
The May 5 arrest of Joseph Perry, a U S customs employee, and Joseph Alves on liquor possession charges uncovers a vast smuggling scheme claiming to defraud the U S government of thousands of dollars.
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New Bedford
Joseph Perry
Joseph Alves
United States Customs Department
United States
Customs Probe Uncovers Aguardiente Smuggling Ring
Investigations point to Cuttyhunk island residents and boat owners sinking kegs of Portuguese liquor Aguardiente from Brava immigrants. Local police seized several kegs from Joseph Perry and Jose Alves after raiding homes on South Water street, exposing a scheme tied to the Brava community. Perry served as an interpreter for Portuguese immigrants and oversaw the wharf where packets arrive.
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Cuttyhunk
Buzzard’s Bay
Brava
Joseph Perry
Customs Department
South Water Street
Jose Alves
Perry
Big Balloon Lands Safely in Canton Conn Conqueror Flight
The Conqueror balloon piloted by A. Holland Forbes of New York landed safely at 4 45 p m in Canton Connecticut, about 75 miles south of North Adams, marking its first flight as the largest in America with 85000 cubic feet of gas capacity. Forbes, newly licensed as a pilot, flew with Leo Stevens and William F and Tenry F Whitehouse, both from New York.
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A. Holland Forbes
New York
Canton
Conn
America
Forbes
the Conqueror
Leo Stevens
William F. and
Tenry F. Whitehouse
Connecticut to Instruct for Taft at State Convention
Hartford May 5 The Republican State convention will instruct its delegates to vote and work for Secretary of War William H Taft for the presidency. The move may override the wishes of U S senators Morgan G Bulkely and Frank B Brandegee and refuse to send them due to their noncommittal stance toward Taft.
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Hartford
Conn
William H. Taft
United States
Morgan G. Bulkely
Frank B. Brandegee
Mr. Taft
Cambridge Detective Sees Suspect as Murderer Alibi Lacking
Captain Hurley, Cambridge detective chief, calls a man a tissue of lies and asserts he had no alibi in Annie Mullins murder. He says the suspect drank that night, visited the Von Jagemann home, and rode the 7 o'clock car toward Porter station before a later return with whiskey. Motorman Donnelley testifies the man rode his car and likely got off at Shepard street.
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Mis
Annie Mullins
Urquhart
Arlington
Higgins
von Jagemann
Porter Station
Donnelley
Shepard Street
Captain Hurley
Cambridge
Jumping Rope Ends in Death in Roxbury Tragedy
Six year old Annie Seagren died after a jump rope entangled with an express wagon driven by Jeremiah F Driscoll of Boston street. The accident occurred on Ray street in front of the Seagren home as children played. The driver was detained then released. police ruled no fault by the driver.
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Roxbury
Johnson & Co
Essex Street
Jeremiah F. Driscoll
Boston Street
Seagren
Ray Street
Driscoll
Dr. Thayer
Washington Street
Carl A. Seagren
Chickering
Holmes Company President Arrested for Forgery in Pittsburg
A Baron Holmes, former president and manager of the Holmes Company, a large local book firm, was arrested on forgery charges. He allegedly cashed $1075 of the firm’s funds to Caroline De Frabittus, a singer from Boston.
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Pittsburg
Penn
A. Baron Holmes
Holmes Company
Holmes
Carolina de Frabittus
Boston
Cambridge detective charges man in Annie Mullins case
Captain Hurley of the Cambridge police accuses a long publicly named suspect of murder in the Annie Mullins mystery. He criticizes District Attorney Higgins and Chief Urquhart of Arlington for delaying arrest. The body was found in Squire's Field, Arlington, on March 27.
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Captain Hurley
Cambridge
Annie Mullins
Hurley
Higgins
Urquhart
Arlington
Squire's Field
Boston Elevated prize won by A E Pinanski for transit essay
The Baldwin prize of 100 dollars from the National Municipal League awarded to A E Pinanski of Harvard Law School for a thesis on The Street Railway System of Metropolitan Boston. He lauds Boston Elevated Railway Company for efficient service, good faith, and strong public leadership with a 11 percent net earnings tax contribution and a million and a half dollars yearly payment to the city.
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National Municipal League
A. E. Pinanski
Harvard Law School
Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Boston Company
Europe
Glasgow
Hub Architect's Plan Wins $2000 Scholarship
The Rotech architectural competition jury chose Israel P. Lord, a Technology graduate and city architect, for the top prize with a $2000 scholarship paid in two installments for study and travel abroad. The Boston Society of Architects awarded second prize to N. H. Larsen of Boston.
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Israel P. Lord
Boston Society of Architects
N. H. Larsen
Boston
Holmes Company scandal ends in depostion and theft claims
The Holmes Company ousted its president amid demand for repayment of two cancelled checks for 500 and 575 dollars claimed to be owed by Holmes. Miss Petrabittus said she received 1075 dollars borrowed from Holmes with two checks, while former partners question any firm funds. Holmes posted 2000 bail for a hearing as DeFrabittus contests the claims.
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Holmes Company
Holmes
Miss Petrabittus
Singer
Miss DeFrabittus
Shot by girl in street
A girl fired a shot in a street incident reported as a stranger to the woman involved. No injuries are described and authorities are investigating the event.
Christina Bau Released From Asylum Then Kills Self
Miss Christina Bau, recently released from the Vermont State Insane Asylum, shot hotel clerk Louis Noveaux on Montpelier’s main street, gravely wounding him before fatally shooting herself. Noveaux told police he had never seen her before and could offer no motive.
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Miss Ball
Waterbury
Barre
Woodsville
N. H
Grafton
Vermont
Golding Douglas
Douglas
State Street
Neveaux
National Life Insurance Company
Western Avenue
Central Vermont
Pavillion House
Montpelier
Vermont State
Christina Bau
Louis Noveaux
Heaton Hospital
Noveaux
Boston Area Weather Forecast Brief
Weather forecast for Boston and eastern New York notes likely rain Wednesday with Thursday partly cloudy skies. Winds are light and variable early, shifting mostly to the south. temperatures may warm into Thursday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Father John's Medicine Strength Claim Advertised
An ad proclaims Father John's Medicine as a source of strength with the slogan All Pure Nourishment, promoting its tonic value.
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Father John
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