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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1914

Page

2

Battle over Massachusetts cat licensing bill shifts to House

Mass lawmakers prepare for a heated House debate on House Bill 1742 licensing cats with a 50 cent fee and a bounty. Opponents led by Representative John L. Donovan anticipate defeat while the Boston Cat Club and animal supporters distribute resolutions and urge senators to oppose the bill. A letter-writer argues cats protect against pests and questions the bill’s cruelty and enforcement.

Massachusetts House of Representatives John L. Donovan Ward 7 Boston Boston Cat Club Morgan Kent Sewall Avenue Brookline Gilbert O. Oliver Cambridge Street Allston Henry A. Fox Pinckney Street Raymond Coppins Centre Street Newton Commonwealth of Massachusetts Helen C. Broyton George B. Brayton Brighton

Navy Seeks More Recruits After Order Pause

Navy recruiting in the city resumes as Washington wires to relist applicants. The local station had met its quota when orders ended enlistments, but many promising men who passed exams remain on a waiting list and will receive first chance to enlist at Newport.

United States Navy Washington Navy Newport

Marine Society Holds Annual Banquet for Widows and Orphans

Boston Marine Society, founded in 1754, entertained members wives and sweethearts at a Venetian room dinner. Officers announced 3200 dollars distributed that day to aid seafarers families in need.

Boston Marine Society

Hyde Park Delivers Fight for Five Cent Trolley Fare

Hyde Park residents plan a morning hearing in the Mayor's office at 11 o clock to push for a five cent trolley fare. Mayor invites Elevated President Bancroft and Bay State Railway President Sullivan to attend as Hyde Park delegation pleads its case.

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