Senate Kills Labor Bill After Wrangle
A disputed labor bill is defeated after an amended clause was adopted 20 to 18. Sen Shaw Norcross led the amendment as Jenney dissented while Vahey returned to offer a speech criticizing recess committee members for opposing the measure.
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Vahey
Norcross
Monson
Faxon
Potter
Fisk
Jenney
House
Joint Committees On Judiciary and Labor
Recess Committee
Hisgen Bill Beaten in Senate Vote
The Hisgen anti Standard Oil bill failed in the Senate by 20 to 16 with Senator Jenney opposing, arguing the measure did not affect the company and sending the bill to the next General Court.
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Senate
Jenney
Committee On Judiciary
Rengo Product Promises Fat Reduction and Health Boost
An advertisement claims Rengo reduces excess fat and strengthens health for regular users. It markets the product as natural, delicious, safe, and harmless with a short trial period.
Rengo fat loss tonic marketed with health claims
An advertisement asserts Rengo will quickly reduce fat without exercise or dieting. It claims safety for the digestive system, palatability, and portability, urging purchase from Detroit based The ae Co and via Boston and Washington retailers with a free trial offer by mail.
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Ae Co
Detroit
Mich
Boston
Jaynes Drug Co
Hevary Siegel Co
Washington and
Essex Sts
Boston Mayor Hibbard in Washington for charity convention
Mayor Hibbard of Boston arrived in Washington to attend the charity and correction convention in Richmond Virginia. He met with President Roosevelt after being introduced by Senator Lodge and discussed criticisms of the President's last message to Congress. Miss Mary Boyle O Reilly, daughter of the late Irish poet, was presented to the President and praised her charitable work.
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Washington, D. C
Hibbard
Boston
Washington
Richmond
Charity and Correction
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Congress
Steel
Iron Men
White House
Finance Commission of
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
State Board of Charities
Governor Guild
Hubbart Wins Right to Bury Wife in Family Tomb
Charles S. Hubbart secured permission to place Mrs Thankful Ann Hubbart in the Granary Burial Grounds tomb on Tremont Street after a five month dispute. The remains were interred yesterday following a long legal contest that asserted familial claim to the vault once held by Hubbart ancestors.
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Thankful Ann Hubbart
Tremont Street
Lottie
Cornhill
Hubbart
Francis Parker
William Meen
Charles
Brookline
Etta
Elvira Williams Clark
Revival of Sports at Boston College
A mass meeting of Boston College students reorganized the athletic association and began athletics anew. Each class will choose two members to work with faculty on rules for all departments. The committee reports to students late next week. Professor Miley is drafting plans for a new athletic field at the Newton site, hoped ready by next spring.
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Boston College
Athletic Association
Miley
Newton
East Boston Conductor Convicted of Larceny in Fares Heist
Conductor Lee Smith of the East Boston division of the Boston Elevated Railway Company was tried in East Boston District Court on charges of larceny of company fares. He was found guilty and sentenced by Judge Clary to two months in the house of correction.
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Lee Smith
East Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Company
East Boston District Court
Clary
House of Correction
Houdini Will Use Milk If Audience Requests
Houdini at Keith's explains the milk stunt is a challenged idea not his own. He says milk or water matters little to him and will perform it if the audience demands it.
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Houdini
Keith’s
Hyland Knocks Keyes In National Sporting Club Bout
Fighting Dick Hyland of San Francisco fought Bert Keyes in a hard in fighting star bout at the National Sporting Club of America. The duel was a fast, close contest from start to finish.
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New York
Dick Hyland
San Francisco
Bert Keyes
National Sporting Club of America
Hurley seeks arrest in Mullins case as motive tightens
Captain Hurley asserts the Mullins case suspect should be arrested. Motorman Donnelley testifies a man rode his car at 7 17 pm near Shepard street claiming to have an engagement with a girl. Officers say witnesses support a single lead, linking the man to the Von Jagemann home.
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Shepard Street
Walker Street
von Jagemann
Donnelley
Annie Mullins
Gire
Hurley
Cambridge
Arlington
Donnelley Mistaken Suspect Denied Tales of Ride on Car
A man named by Captain Hurley as riding on a car with Motorman Michael J. Donnelley on the night Annie Mullins was murdered says he was not on the car and was in bed at home. He admits possible prior rides with Donnelley but insists Donnelley is mistaken about this night.
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Hurley
Michael J. Donnelley
Annie Mullins
Post
Shepard Street
Donnelley
Linnaean Street
Porter Station
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Charles D. B. Fisk
Thomas Pattison
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Columbia Phonograph Co
Main St
Brockton
Chelsea
Warren St
Roxbury
St St. Jeen's
Essex St
Salem
Market St
Lynn
Mass
Broad’y
Hisgen Bill
Fin. Com
C. S. Hubbart Buriel
Granary Cemetery
Dept Store
Washington and Winter Streets
Vischer-Hennessy Co
District Court OF the United States
Southern District of New York
Chas. Shengood
U. S
Waverly Place
Borough of Manhattan
Bernard Hess
Nassau St
Olas
Lvice
White Lawn
Kaan
Mullins
Raymond Street
Rice Street
Capt. Hurley
Frontier Asthma CO
Delaware Av
Buffalo, N. Y
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Riker-Jaynes
Platt
Hubbard
Ss. Jaynes
Riker
Violet Cerate
Ikfr-Jaynes Drug Stores
WM. B. Riker & Son CO
N. Y
Brooklyn
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Temple Place
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