Luce Assails Democratic Leaders Over Tariff Split
In West Somerville Robert Luce denounces party leaders over tariff policy and calls for defending the revenue tariff principle. He warns that capitulation to protectionist compromise could destroy the Democratic Party and urges voters to back true principles.
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Washington
Columbian Hall
West Somerville
Democratic Club
Franklin N. Moore
George E. Baxter
G. M. Harmon
G. A. Williams
I. P. Coddington
Robert Luce
James &. Hayes
Charlestown
C. E. Fay
D. F. Buckley
Somerville
The cheval glass and self perception in furniture culture
The article wonders how many people study their appearance from multiple angles and notes that a cheval glass reveals front and rear views. It argues the cheval glass is essential modern furniture, praising Paine's warerooms for a large superior model priced at $70.
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Paine
Oma
The American Wringer Co. Advertises on Broadway Extension
The American Wringer Co. 13 and is Broadway extension, city, manufacturers of wringers, mangloa, epring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders in mail promptly attended to.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Unusually Large Divorce Session Opens Before Judge Sherman
Judge Sherman begins a three week session handling 168 cases with many contested filings. The opening day featured common marital claims as asides, including alimony disputes and reports of drunkenness, assault, and desertion. Details include Lawrence A. Jacobs seeking a decree nisi after accusing his wife of drinking and infidelity and Albert Stillwell accused of brutal conduct and spousal neglect.
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Sherman
Lawrence A. Jacobs
Charlestown
Willard Street
Jacobs
Cape Cod Wins Fight Over Normal School Sites
The House backed the Shute substitute for three normal schools located in Fitchburg Lawrence and North Adams rejecting broader plans. Cape Cod hailed the victory while Lowell Lawrence North Adams and Barnstable County debated site appeals. Lawmakers moved to readings as Boston fire leave and Suffolk reforms dominated session.
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Cape Cod
Fitchburg
Lowell
North Adams
Shute of
Malden
Committee On Education
Lawrence
Roe
Worcester
State Board of Education
Barnstable County
Shute
Haverhill
Simpson
Committee On Finance
Hayes
Dennis
Salem
Alden
Taunton
Duddy
Somerville
Brooks
Boston
Reed
Andover
Lynch
St. John
Messrs. Bates
East Boston
Gillingham
Fairhaven
Foss
Dallinger
Cambridge
Methuen
Malone
Greenfield
Farley
Comins
Dukes
Nantucket
Wellman
Phelps
Hatabrooks
Newton
Hadley
Estabrooks
Hibbard
Quinn
B. Hayes
Casey
Sullivan
Wood
Russell
Free Medical Services Offered by Dr Dewey at Hotel Pelham
Haston physician Dr Dewey offers free medical services to all during hard times. Office located at Hotel Pelham 74 Boylston Street with hours 9 to 1, 2 to 6, and 6 to 8 pm, Sundays 10 to 4 pm.
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Dewey
Haston
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Mrs Mackenzie Faces Judge Over Hotel Bills and Alleged Theft
The article describes Mrs. Mackenzie denying intentional crimes while awaiting a judge's verdict on hotel bill evasion. It notes balances at United States and Richwood Hotels, an alleged theft claim against a Florence Sherwood actress, prior forged checks possibly tied to her husband, and her claim of awaiting remittance from her spouse.
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Dedham
Mackenzie
New York
Boston
Mystery of Jessie Mackenzie Deepens in Boston
A unnamed narrator claims Jessie Mackenzie is hidden from the public eye, under surveillance by private handlers, and unavailable for court appearance. He hints at startling revelations linked to her husband James S. Mackenzie and promises a future sensational disclosure.
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Mr. Haynes
Jessie Mackenzie
Boston
New York
James S. Mackenzie
Jessie
Boston Measures Pass Amid Amendments and Debates
The senate defeated Cronan's amendment by 17 to 13 on bonds for a loan to not issue before 1895. Sanger's amendment was adopted and the bill to engrossment. A third reading ordered for the overhead wires underground in Boston. Woodlawn Cemetery charter amendment passed to engrossment. A prohibition on signing as surety for more than ten liquor licenses passed to engrossment.
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Shnatre
Swallow
Suffolk
Suffolk County Reformatory
Cronan
Kittredge
Boston
Roxbury
Sanger
Butler
City of Boston
Woodland Cemetery
Lumber lighter capsizes near Congress street bridge
George McQuesten & Co. lighter capsized while towing to the South End with tug C. H. Hersey. Five crewmen fell into the water and Miles H. Maloney, about 40, of Harmony place East Boston, drowned after lumber struck him. Both boats sustained heavy damage.
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George McQuesten & Co
South End
C. H. Hersey
Congress Street
Miles H. Maloney
Maloney
Harmony Place
Lexington Street
Boston
Funeral for Waldo Higginson Held at Chestnut Street Residence
The funeral for Waldo Higginson, prominent Boston citizen and businessman, was held at 8 PM yesterday at his home 32 Chestnut Street. Rev. Charles G. Ames led the service with Rev. William I. Nichols of Philadelphia delivering the obituary tribute. A quartet performed during the service and interment followed at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
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Boston
Waldo Higginson
Chestnut Street
Charles G. Ames
William I. Nichols
Philadelphia
Higginson
Harvard College
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
British steamer Alpha sails from Boston to Yarmouth
The Alpha, under Captain Harding, leaves Boston with heavy cargo for Yarmouth while passenger sailings increase. The Nellie Brett and Patrician head to Buenos Ayres, described as a slow heavy weather ship and a fast light weather flyer respectively. The cattleman personal description law aims to curb pass abuse and prevent emigration schemes aboard steamers.
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Alpha
Harding
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Nellie Brett
Patrician
Buenos Ayres
Europe
United States
La Champagne Floated After Shoreing at Fort Hamilton
The steamer La Champagne, ashore at Fort Hamilton, was floated at 8:30 this evening.
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New York
Fort Hamilton
Free clay modelling school opens at St Augustine trade school
Father C N Field of the Church of St Augustine announces a new free modelling in clay class at Grove and Cambridge streets. Twelve boys aged 11 to 14 applied. the plan is to model in clay then carve in stone with instructor C A Hastman. Classes run two evenings weekly and Saturday afternoons, aiming for self support as the program develops. Eastman, who runs a modelling depot in Revere, will travel to lead lessons.
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Franklin H. Batley
Shaw School For
Marlboro Street
Michigan
Hub
Hillsdale
Mich
Free Will Baptists
Mabelle L. Fisher
Henry
Lynn
Nisi
C. N. Field
Church of St. Augustine
Phillips Street
St. Augustine’s Trade School
Grove and
Cambridge Streets
Father Field
C. A. Hastman
Eastman
Revere
Roy Young
Michael J. Burke Dies After Long Career at Boston Traveller
Michael J. Burke a pressman for thirty five years on the Boston Traveller died at his home 216 Northampton street yesterday morning from bronchitis He was 62 leaves a daughter and two sons one son works in the Globe composing room and his fellow workers share in the family’s sorrow noting his West End roots and the regard in which he was held
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Michael J. Burke
Boston Traveller
Northampton Street
Mr. Burke
West End
Ife
Globe
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Free School For Modelling
OLD Boston Pressman
O'Brien Furniture CO
Ita
W. W. Spring & ‘Dr. Mattress
Hanover ST
M. Parlor, Marion Harlan
D. A. Lincoln
Mrs. Washington
Thomas J. Murrey
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John P. Lovell Arms Company
John P. Lovell
H. J. Cassady
Thorsen & Cassady Company
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