Senate Tariff Debates On Glycerine Castor Oil And Cod Liver
The Senate debated tariff items on glycerine castor oil and cod liver oil. West accused Republicans of delaying to kill the bill while Aldrich defended orderly consideration. Amendments to raise duties on glycerine and cod liver oil were rejected, and the Senate adjourned after executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
West
Mr. West
Aldrich
Lodge
Rep
Mass
House Passes Naval and Agricultural Appropriation Amendments
In the House, Dockery steered private bills then moved to the naval appropriation bill. Amendments changed cadet selection rules for vacancies, allowing districts without actual residents to nominate cadets if made by August. Meikelsohn’s probe of armor plate frauds and Carnegie fines were ruled out. The bill, with added $55,000, passed. The house then began on the agricultural appropriation bill for 1895, with total $2,180,643, down $142,857 from the current year. At 6, six of twenty six pages had been disposed of before adjournment.
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Washington
Dockery
Dem
House
Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Meikelsohn
Rep
Neb
Carnegie Company
Woman Shot by Lover Remains Alive Amidst Suspect Evasion
In New York on May 11 Katie Rupp survives two gunshot wounds from her lover Bernhardt Allen berger. One bullet lodges in her head and another in the intestinal region. Doctors express cautious optimism for recovery as authorities continue to pursue Allenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Katie Rupp
Bernhardt Allenberger
Allenberger
The Coming Fight for the Seventh District Nomination
The article outlines a bitter Republican battle in Massachusetts seventh district with figures like Barrett Hayes Lodge and Everett in contention. It discusses intra party rivalries, patronage, and strategy shaping the Democratic and Republican nominations ahead of an anticipated tough campaign.
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Sweet Harmony
Massachusetts
Barrett
Hayes
Elihu
Bennett
Everett
Wellman
Turner
Malden
Sweet William
Lodge
Bret Barrett
Boss Lodge
Hoar
Nah
Charlestown
Conflict at International Miners Congress in Berlin
Opening session shows 41 German 38 English 4 French 3 Belgian 2 Austrian delegates representing 1 107 300 miners. German indignation rises over English delegate Pickard remarks about not supporting class against class and preferring French Lamendins address.
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Berlin
International Miners’ Congress
Pickard
Lamendin
Singer
Newton Plumbers Seek Permanent City Inspector
In Newton May 15 the master plumbers protest the City Council’s failure to appoint a permanent inspector of plumbing. A temporary inspector, Fred T. Burgess of West Newton, was named under a new law. Five applicants passed a recent examination, but no permanent appointment has been made, prompting a petition for a council hearing.
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West Newton
Board of Health
Monsignor Satolli Arrives in Waterbury Hartford May Day
Monsignor Satolli reached Waterbury from Hartford and was greeted by almost all city Catholic clergy. He dined with Rev J A Mulcahy at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, visited St Marys School, and saw the Notre Dame Convent. A reviewing stand hosted 1000 Catholic society members and a reception followed at St Patrick's Hall. Mayor Kilduff spoke. the Common Council attended.
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Hartford
Cond
Monsignor
Satolli
New England
Father Burdine
New York
Leo
Winsted
J. A. Mulcahy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Cockran Challenges Archbishop Corrigan At Exhibit
Bourke Cockran urged Catholics to remain loyal to the republic while praising the church. He warned that if a Catholic pulpit ever voices hostility to the government, it would be heretical and betray both the republic and the church, drawing prolonged applause.
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New York
Republic
Harvard Cigar Factory Affected by Grippe Outbreak
The notice reports widespread grip infection among workers at Harvard Cigar, reflecting a broader public health concern. Names and exact locations are unclear in the fragment, but the outbreak mirrors contemporary flu anxieties in workplaces.
Spring Overcoats On Sale For Ten Dollars Each
Store offers any spring overcoat for ten dollars with only two or three hundred left. Limited quantities include Meltons Kerseys Venetians and Covert Cloths once priced 15 to 25 dollars. Tailor made with satin sleeve linings some silk facing. Pick yours quickly for a prize.
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America
Congress
Yankee
Remnant clothing sale grimmed prices and sizes
Seventy pair of all wool trousers once 2.50 and 3 now close at 1.50. Odd frock coats once 6 and 7 now 50 cents each. Sizes small to 32 bust. Some vests priced at 50 cents.
Handsome new suit line hits Boston at 16 and 15
Advert describes a fresh range of suits in Boston with price tags at 16 and 15 dollars. It highlights new styles and urges readers to view the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Meigs bill hearing thwarts Meigs road proposal critique
The Meigs model faces sharp scrutiny at a State House hearing with Theodore Cooper condemning the system as unsafe and impractical. Engineers Allen Rice and others raise concerns about wheels, axles, lubrication, and maintenance while Towle jousts over witness credibility. The hearing resumes Thursday at 10 a.m. with further testimony to follow.
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Theodore L. Cooper
New York
State House
Cooper
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Harding
Mr. Towle
Towle
Boston
Meigs
Counsel Towle
Mr. Cooper
George S. Rice
Alphonse Freley
F. P. Stearns
R. L. Sloan
Stark
Herman Haupt
George 8. Rice
Boston Doctors Attend National Physician Meeting
A large contingent of Boston medical men will attend the Association of American Physicians annual meeting in Washington from May 28 to June 1. Dr. Fitz of Harvard Medical School serves as association president. Seven papers are listed for opening day with Boston authors Dr Harold C Ernst and Dr Charles F Folsom presenting on vaccine bacteria and traumatic headache respectively.
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Boston Medical
Association of American Physicians
Washington
Fitz
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Harold C. Ernst
Martin
Funeral of Miss Annie Lambert in Dorchester Street Church
The funeral for Miss Annie M. Lambert occurred in St. Augustine's Church Dorchester Street South Boston yesterday morning. A solemn high mass at 9 o'clock was led by Rev. Denia O'Callaghan with deacon Rev. John I. Lane subdeacon Rev. John J. Harkins and Mr. C J Colpore er gre a touch ye O Cal aghan. Interment followed at Holy Green Cunetafae.
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Annie M. Lambert
St. Augustine’s Church
Dorchester Street
Boston
Denia O'Callaghan
John I. Lane
John J. Harkins
C. J. Col
O Calaghan
Lambert
Holy Green Cuneta Fae
Tangled tale of mistaken identity in Gleason case
Mrs. Oscar R. Gleason, not Essie Arkins, won the woman who attempted suicide on the Old State House steps March 6. The confusion arose from Jordan as Gleason’s wife’s maiden name. investigations linked to confectioner William H. Jordan and Candymaker Oscar Davis amid a tangle of hotel sightings and alleged alimony battles.
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Oscar R. Gleason
Hotamer
Essie Arkins
Old State House
William H. Jordan
Jordan
Miss Arkins
Mrs. Gleason
Gleason
Boston
Wade
Metropolitan Hotel
Brockton
Ashland House
New York City
Shannon
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Williams and Williams visit in Iron Hall case
George Fred Williams attended a Superior Court conference with Judge Aldrich in New Bedford to expedite the return of funds held by the Massachusetts jurisdiction of the order to Indiana officials. The court had ordered the funds released to Indiana, and the visit aimed to hasten enforcement.
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New Bedford
Superior Court
George Fred Williams
Aldrich
Iron Hall
Worcester County
Massachusetts
Indiana
Williams
Strike Ends at Stott's Mills After Wage Cut Settlement
Lowell May 15. Difficulties at Stott's mills resolved with two hundred operatives returning to work tomorrow. The wage reduction, once ranging from 10 to 53 percent, is now an even 10 percent across the board.
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Lowell
Stott’s Mills
Senate confirms several diplomatic and postal appointments
The Senate confirmed nominations including George Keenan of Wisconsin as consul at Bremen, Herbert H. D. Pierce of Massachusetts as secretary of the legation at St. Petersburg, and Harry B. E. Tibbets as postmaster at Saco Maine.
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Washington
Senate
George Keenan
Wisconsin
Bremen
Herbert H. D. Pierce
Massachusetts
St. Petersburg
Russia
Harry BE. Tibbets
Saco
Jack Opposes Strikes At Steam Engineers Meeting
At the American Order of Steam Engineers annual meeting in Baltimore Charles EB Jack of Boston said the order is opposed to strikes and boycotts. It recognizes common interests of employers and employees and will not participate in actions that disrupt harmonious relations.
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Baltimore
American Order of Steam Engineers
Charles EB. Jack
Boston
Sullivan in Critical Condition After Blow by Richardson
John T. Sullivan is dangerously ill in New York after a blow from Leander Richardson. His nose is broken and symptoms of blood poisoning have appeared. A physicians’ consultation is in progress and recovery hinges on preventing infection.
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New York
John T. Sullivan
Leander Richardson
Tabernacle to Rise in Brooklyn After Fire
Trustees decide to rebuild the Tabernacle on its old site with a $280,000 target funded by a $125,000 mortgage from Russell Sage plus new loans and popular subscription The report notes Merwin Cogan of Orange New Jersey saw a stranger in the organ loft during the fire ending service.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Tabernacle
Russell Sage
Merwin Cogan
Orange
N. J
Supreme Court sustains demurrers in Putnam vs Grace Bradstreet Bennett
The full bench of the Supreme Court yesterday sustained the demurrers of James J. Grace William D. Bradstreet and Joseph S. Bennett in the equity suit brought by Henry W. Putnam as receiver of the American Protective League. The case sought to compel Bennett and Bradstreet to accept an assignment of the Tremont Street lease and to force Grace to consent if needed. The American Protective League held a twelve year lease at an annual rent of 12 000 dollars on the building at 181 Tremont Street.
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Supreme Court
Henry W. Putnam
American Protective League
James J. Grace
William D. Bradstreet
Joseph S. Bennett
Bennett
Bradstreet
Tremont Street
Grace
The
Insanity Nullifies Elm Street Estate Contract
George Sanderson and wife lost their suit against Mrs. Charlotte L. Armitage in the Supreme Court equity session. Judge Hammond held the May 1893 agreement for purchasing a Weston estate at 14 000 was void because Armitage was insane when it was made.
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George Sanderson
Charlotte L. Armitage
Elm Street
Weston
Supreme Court
Equity
Hammond
Nashua Acton & Boston Rail to Name Directors
At a recent annual stockholders meeting in Nashua the Nashua Acton and Boston Railroad elected directors B A Kimball Frederick Smythe John C Moulton George A Wason Freeman Higgins Joseph W Fellows J H Pearson Elbridge P Brown Charles Williams Josiah M Fletcher and Joseph L Stevens. After adjournment the board elected Benjamin A Kimball president and John L Webster clerk.
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Nashua, Acton & Boston Railroad
B. A. Kimball
Frederick Smythe
John C. Moulton
George A. Wason
Freeman Higgins
Joseph W. Fellows
J. H. Pearson
Elbridge P. Brown
Charles Williams
Josiah M. Fletcher
Joseph L. Stevens
Benjamin A. Kimball
John L. Webster
Manson Wins 52000 in Park Land Case Against City
Nathaniel G. Manson as administrator of Elven E. Hall’s estate won in Superior Civil Court. Judge Dunbar awarded $62,258 for the 50,000 feet of land on Pond Street Jamaica Plain taken for park purposes and damages to nearby houses and land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel G. Manson
Elven E. Hall
Boston
Dunbar
Pond Street
Jamaica Plain
Teamster Allan Lester Charged in Child’s Fatal Accident
Allan Lester, a teamster, appeared in Municipal Criminal Court before Judge Ely on manslaughter charges for the death of 7 year old Mary A. Paine at Shawmut avenue and Worcester street. An examination was requested and the case was continued with bail set at 1000 dollars.
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Allan Lester
Mary A. Paine
Shawmut Avenue
Worcester Street
Municipal Criminal Court
Ely
Narrow Escape From Death At Pearl Street Elevator
Cornelius O'Connor a 14 year old worker at 92 Pearl Street was caught between an elevator and the fourth floor yesterday morning. He was rescued unconscious and taken to the Emergency Hospital with severely cut hands and one knee but no serious injuries.
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Cornelius O’connor
Pearl Street
F. J. Jones
Nurses Training Time Extended at Carney Hospital
The program for nurse training at Carney Hospital now lasts three years instead of two. Students will gain broader experience across obstetrical gynecological abdominal and ophthalmic wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
Plaintiff Awarded in Glass Window Injury Case
A jury yesterday returned a verdict of 1200 for the plaintiff Elbridge G Libty in a suit claiming injury from a glass pane shattering while he passed by 877 Washington Street on December 5, 188. The pane fell from an upper story window of the same building.
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Elbridge G. Libty
Washington Street
Cleveland's Dike Plan Faces Oyster Grant Objections
Howard S. Crowell asked harbor and land commissioners for authority to build a dam in Cedar Pond Creek Bourne transforming a swampy area into a pond and eliminating odors. Bourne selectmen noted oyster grants held by E Blackwell Q L Perry and Charles Berry would be damaged by the dam. Commissioners reserved decision awaiting the grants owners consent and compensation for losses.
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Howard S. Crowell
Cleveland
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Cedar Pond Creek
Bourne
Mr. Crowell
George S. Briggs
Messrs. E. Blackwell
Q. L. Perry
Learned's Case Continued to May 22
The case against ex Patrolman Learned and Charles H. Billings is continued to May 22. Learned remains without bail but has secured counsel Owen A. Galvin and J. F. Sweeney.
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Learned
Charles H. Billings
Owen A. Galvin
J. F. Sweeney
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