Public Bar Debate Stalls Enactment Of Liquor Law
In Massachusetts the House debated resolutions urging strict enforcement of the public bar ban tied to liquor licenses. Speakers weighed political strategy versus duty, with calls to revoke licenses for on premises drinking outside hotels or restaurants and to press the governor and police for action. The Boston schoolhouse funding bill and a lease recording measure also drew attention as the session adjourned.
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Art
Gloucester
Perkins
Bprout
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Sprout
Mr. Sprout
Cook
Weymouth
Sohier
Turner
Malden
Dedham
Lice Commissioners of
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Senate
Bowman
Ware
P. J. Hoar
Lincoln
W. H. Coahinge
James H. de Lue
Samuel W. Johnson
Harrison Avenue
Wadleigh
J. L. Powers and Co
F. Loring
Alexina Martin
William W. Forbes
Phillips Street
J. L. Eldredge
R. Weimer
H. J. Boardman
Martin
Forbes
Way
House Bills And Reports From The Legislature
Bills reported in the House include penalties for trespass on dwellings and lands, court clerks forwarding papers to the Attorney General, and provisions for industrial schools at the Massachusetts Reformatory. Inexpedient measures cover joint tenancies and protecting private property. Resolutions on enforcing liquor laws move to today’s orders. The Senate hears a school attendance bill identical to the House version, advancing to third reading.
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Massachusetts Reformatory
Fee
General Court
Lynn Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Campbell
Suffolk
Senate
Committee On Education
Messrs. Breed
Essex
Coffin
Fenders on Electric Cars in Senate Bill Action
The Senate reports a bill requiring street railway cars using non horse power to have fenders and guards as ordered by railroad commissioners with a $50 fine for noncompliance after six months’ notice. Senate bills enact measures on cemeteries insolvencies insurance and railroad guarantees, with actions on refunds for savings banks taxes and various committee motions.
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Street Railway Committee
Senate
Evans
Middlesex
Committee On Banks and Banking
Treasury
Receiver General
Pollution of the Ice Supply Warns Public
The State Board of Health forwarded a report to the Legislature on ice pollution. From 189 city responses, twenty five had some pollution but no illness linked to contaminated ice. Analyses show differing quality within a cake and surface impurities. Flooding ice and snow ice yield higher impurity. snow ice freezes without purification. Warm seasons hindered tests.
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State Board of Health
Fusileer Veterans Parade Marks 103rd Anniversary
The Independent Boston Fusileers Company D, First Regiment, celebrated its 103d anniversary with a parade from Court street led by Captain Henry A. Snow. The Somerville Drum Corps wore new red uniforms and Lt. James L. Millis hosted a residents’ collation at his Somerville home. Guests included Mayor Hart of Boston and Mayor Pope of Somerville. the association now numbers about seventy scarlet uniforms.
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Veteran Association
Boston Fusileers
First Regiment
Court Street
Henry A. Snow
Somerville Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps
James L. Millis
Somerville
Hart
Boston
Pope
Active Corps
May term opens with grand jury and court hearings listed
The May term of the United States Circuit Court begins on Thursday the 15th with the grand jury at 11 o'clock and hearings at noon. Admiralty appeals and equity and law cases ready for hearing may be placed on the calendar by the 10th. civil jury trials by the 15th. blank calendar requests available in the clerk’s office. jury trial notices will be sent.
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United States Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Superior Court docket from Middlesex and Norfolk counties
May 12 sessions list cases including Joseph Stearnson et al vs. Charles Stilphen for $221.18 verdict over damaged furniture from negligent carriage, John Kennedy vs. William Wyman milk account verdict for $198.38, Cronin v Stevens, Connors v City of Cambridge, and Brookline vs. Boston & Albany Railroad on Cypress street crossing. Norfolk docket includes Inhabitants of Brookline vs. Boston & Albany Railroad pending apportionment. calendar items for May 13 listed with multiple cases.
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Insolvency Court actions listed in Essex County notices
Salem creditors file insolvency petitions for Solomon T. Trumbull of Gloucester and Edmund T. Davis of Lawrence, with assets including notes, cash, and 200 shares. involuntary petitions against Frederick A. Lupper & Co. in Stoneham. probate and administrational entries across Suffolk and Essex counties outline large inventories and wills.
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Boston
Union Vapor Fuel & Iron Steel Company
William H. Farnham
Stoneham
Frederick A. Tupper
George B. Gardner
F. A.lupper & Co
Lynn
Boston Money Market Quiet After Mixed Bond Activity
The Boston money market stays quiet and easy with Clearing House loans at 4 percent, call loans 4 to 6 percent, and New York funds at a small premium. Exchange figures show large New York and Boston dealings. government securities are dull with 4s around 102 to 103. A strong local bank surplus boosts reserve, while copper stocks surge then retreat amid overall turbulent market tone.
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United Verdi Copper Declares Ten Cent Dividend Per Share
The United Verdi Copper Company resumed dividends with a declaration of 10 cents per share. The Mercantile Fire and Marine Insurance Company declares a dividend of 4 percent payable May 14.
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Mercantile Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Excursion to Cardiff by New England Pullman Trains
ANOTHER EXCURSION from New England to Cardiff in special trains of Pullman vestibule cars will leave Boston early in June under direction of Mr W P Rice first Vice President of the Company whose name is the guarantee of successful intelligence enterprise and energy in the development of the New South.
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Promoters and Negotiators of Perkins and Mott Group
New England representatives of Perkins and Mott Agents for English Investment Syndicates based at 1115 Morasadway N. Presenting their role and location in a brief notice.
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Perkins & Mott
Mrosadway
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