Massachusetts cattle inspection bill sparks House clash
House bill 2595 would shift dairy farm sanitary checks from the State Board of Health to the animal industry commissioner and local boards. Critics warn milk consumers lose protection while supporters say farmers tire of over inspection and that a new system suffices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
State Board of Health
Fred F. Walker
Animal Industry
Boards of Health
United States
Cattle Bureau
Chapman
House Committee On Agriculture
State Grange
State Board of Health Inspection
Commissioner of Animal Industry
Underwoods deny influencing Wheelwright will
Henry A Wheelwright will contest trial in Superior Court heard witnesses from the Underwood family. Sophia and Mabel Underwood testified the bulk of the late man's Cohasset and Boston estate favored the Underwoods, while Caroline B Foster, cousin and heir at law, received nothing. W Lawrence Underwood admitted ordering no one be admitted after Mrs Edward Wheelwright’s death to protect her effects. The case, valued around 500000, may go to the jury by Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Underwood
Mabel Underwood
W. Lawrence Underwood
Henry A. Wheelwright
Mr. Wheelwright
Cohasset
Boston
Underwood
Edward Wheelwright
Caroline B. Foster
W. Lawrenc
Tower & Underwood
Henry Wheelwright
Miss Underwood
Cohasset Place
Henry
Frank Underwood
Frank
Phillips Brooks
Boston Museum
Julia Marlowe
El Rado hair remover advertised by Pilgrim Mfg Co
The ad claims El Rado dissolves unsightly facial and body hair with no harm and promises skin smoother and whiter. Thousands of women use it and may test it with a money back guarantee. Available in 50c and 1.00 bottles from stores or direct from New York firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Mfg. Co
New York
Milk safety powers clash over state health board role
Myron E. Pierce argues against the Chapman bill saying it strips health protection from the public by limiting the State Board of Health's access to inspect cow barns. He warns the measure would harm Massachusetts milk consumers, including 300,000 children under five who rely on milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Chapman
House Committee On Agriculture
Myron E. Pierce
Massachusetts Milk Consumers’ Association
Commissioner of Animal Industry
Fred ¥. Walker
Post
State Board of Health
Boards of Health
Cattle Bureau
Board of Health
Massachusetts
Jobless again seek governor
Unemployed crowds plan a march from Boston Common to the State House to petition Governor Walsh for relief work. Circulars urged meeting at 2 p m to appeal. speakers include Morrison I Swift leader of the unemployed, Harry Phillips former Deputy Mayor of East London, James A Beatty Caleb F Howard and Malcolm McDonald.
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Boston Common
State House
Walsh
Curley
Boston
Morrison I. Swift
Harry Phillips
East London
England
James A. Beatty
Caleb F. Howard
Malcolm McDonald
Sothern Delivers Lord Dundreary at Shubert Boston
Sothern altered his bill at the Shubert Theatre presenting Lord Dundreary for the first time in this engagement. The cast includes Sydney Mather, William Harris, P. J. Kelly, Milano Tilden, George W. Wilson, Elizabeth Valentine, Alma Kruger and others. Shows run this and tomorrow, with If I Were King on Saturday matinee and Hamlet on Saturday evening as the current first week of the engagement concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Sothern
Shubert Theatre
Lord Dundreary
Boston
Mr. Sothern
Sydney Mather
Asa Trenchard
William Harris
Sir Edward
P. J. Kelly
Lieutenant Vernon
Milano Tilden
Captain de Boots
George W. Wilson
Binney
Elizabeth Valentine
Georgiana
Alma Kruger
Florence Trenchard
Boston Journal Seeks Writ of Error in Contempt Case
The Boston Journal Company seeks a writ of error from the Supreme Judicial Court to overturn a contempt finding in the Paine stock-broker suit. It argues articles Feb 4 5 were lawful and not contemptuous, and that Judge Brown erred in contempt ruling. The paper was fined $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal Company
Boston Journal
Supreme Judicial Court
Superior Court
Brown
James M. Hall
William A. Paine
Paine, Webber & Co
Burns Try to Save Son in Quebec Fire
Webster May 13 Joseph Franchette 55 formerly of Webster and Boston burned to death in St George of Windsor Quebec while attempting to rescue his son William 22 who woke and leaped from the second floor and escaped. The father is believed trapped on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Joseph Franchette
Boston
St. George of Windsor
Quebec
William Franchette
William
Two New Hampshire Agriculture Grads Receive Diplomas
Twenty graduates in agriculture at New Hampshire State College Durham receive diplomas. Two year class members learn their credentials as President F T Fairchild presides. James A Ford of Amherst delivers principal address in Thompson Hall.
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New Hampshire
Durham
N. H
New Hampshire State College
F. T. Fairchild
Thompson Hall
James A. Ford
Massachusetts State Agricultural School
Amherst
Elephant Fund totals and acknowledgments
The record lists Elephant Fund contributions totaling 6516.19 with named acknowledgments to Jim Nutting Henry Gelson Garfield Tagroe and a Little Friend. It also shows Howdah Fund contributions totaling 1885.64 with similar acknowledgments.
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Jim Nutting
Henry Gelson
Garfield Tagroe
Cekaheys
Runaway Team Collision Kills Cambridge Driver
Michael Mahoney of Cambridge was killed when his horses freaked on Prison Point bridge crossing from Charles Town into Cambridge. Morris Yapper of East Boston was injured. both drivers were knocked unconscious as the teams collided and fled toward Cambridge. Passersby stopped the animals and both men were rushed to Cambridge Relief Hospital.
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Michael Mahoney
Elm Street
Cambridge
J. P. Squire Company
Morris Yapper
Chelsea Street
East Boston
Express
Mahoney
Prison Point Bridge
Charlestown
Yapper
Boston
J. P. Squire
Lynn man charged as firebug for Union Street blaze
Charles P. Brown of Lynn was arrested by Chief Inspector William Thorne and Inspector James Broad on charges of setting fire to a deserted house at 11 Union Street. Neighbors found the blaze, started with newspapers in a second floor closet, and Brown was seen entering with papers as it was being extinguished. He faces arraignment before Judge Lummus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Brown
Lynn
William Thorne
James Broad
Union Street
Brown
Edward T. Murphy
Lummus
Socialist Author Given Six Months in New York Church Disturbance
Bouck White a socialist preacher was sentenced to six months in the workhouse for disrupting Calvary Baptist Church services. He entered with followers to protest the Colorado mine war alongside Milon Woolman who also got six months. Manuel Lopez received ten days while seven others were released on probation. John D. Rockefeller and son were noted church members.
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New York
Bouck White
Calvary Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
White
Colorado
Milon Woolman
Manuel Lopez
Ettor and Howard to Speak in Quincy Tonight
Mayor Miller granted a permit for Caleb F. Howard organizer of the I W W and orator Joseph J Ettor to address a mass meeting in City square tonight at 7 30 PM. The gathering aims to form a nucleus for organizing unskilled laborers at the Fore River shipyard.
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Underwoods
Will
Chestnut Street
Rage
Dford St
Jobless
Sothern’s ‘Lord Dundreary
Journal
Burns
Son
Elephant Fund
Howdah Fund
New
Rice & Hutchins
Batiste
Luu
Roger
Bliss
Castile
Weill
D.’s
Laa
Cois
Eternae
Vaunm
Oor
Minster
Valenciennes
Dutco
Bissell
Eliabla
Sani Genic_ oil
Dietz
China
Beeach
Aozen
Ecru
SP. M
National Biscuit Company’s
Uneeda
Lexington
Santa Clara
California
York State
Crosse & Trackwell
Wisconsin
I Bae
Ans
Ainty Lacey
Boye
Baldwin
Asue
Ford
Haddock
Ewest
le Norfolk
Biola
Blaze
Ettor
Howard
Quincy
UM Dag
Steve Tove
Stoddard Co
Gras
Washington ST. Opp. Bromfield
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