Midnight liquor bill advances to third reading in Senate
The Boston midnight liquor bill moved to a third reading in the Senate after a heated debate. Senator Taylor of East Boston was admonished by President Dana for alleging missteps by the executive, committee, or both legislative chambers.
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Boston
Senate
Midniight
Taylor
East Boston
Dana
Supreme ‘Court
Governor Guild
Supreme Court
Taft
Worcester
Cassidy
North Adams
Clark
Committee On Bills
Cusick
Pursue Marotta to Hub as Boston Topsfield hunt continues
Police and state officers joined the manhunt for Rocco Marotta after an alleged vendetta shooting at Topsfield. A search of his brother’s Endicott street home failed to trap him though evidence suggests he planned to flee on the Canopic for Italy.
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Boston
Rocco Marotta
Giuseppe Laqualla
Topsfield
Sweetland, Jackson
McDonald
Hanover Street
Horace Roy
Marotta
Endicott Street
Italy
Arthur Wells
Division 1
Post
Woman Found In Somerville Hospital With Amnesia
Mary Dugan, about 28, rests in Somerville Hospital after being picked up on Somerville avenue by Patrolman Skinner in a dazed state. She gave multiple names and addresses, claimed to be Stella Grant from South Billerica, and later said she lived on Main Street Cambridge. police suspect drugging at a Boston drinking resort. Doctors cannot diagnose.
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Somerville Hospital
Mary Dugan
Somerville Avenue
Skinner
Church Street
Stella Grant
South Billerica
Docag
Main Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Boston
Veto Of Pond Bill Upheld By Legislature
Governor and Guild saw the veto sustained in the House in a 150 to 19 vote on a bill to permit boating and fishing on the great ponds including those under the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board. The list of 19 supporters includes Bell, Bower, Brigham, Clark, Conley, Gage, Gamwell, Lynch, McManmon, McManus, McNerney, Mitchell, O'Brien, Poor, Tarbell, Torrey, Wittum, Winch, and Downey with O Rourke and others among backers.
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Senate
House of Representatives
General Court
Commonwealth
Ereas
Guild
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Bell
Leicester
Bower
Methuen
Brigham
Marlboro
Clark
North Brookfield
Conley
Lowell
Gage
Holliston
Gamwell
West Boylston
Lynch
Avon
McManmon
McManus
Natick
McNerney
Becket
Mitchell
O’brien
Worcester
Poor
Danvers
Tarbell
Brookfield
Torrey
5A Et Wittum
Beverly
Winch
Framingham
Brooks
Downey
Cambridge
O'Rourke
Lowney
New Bedford
Mellen
Moore
Boston
Murphy
Cuba Big Brother Cigarros 10 Cent Box Sold Nationwide
Estabrook and Eaton advertise 10 cent boxes of Cuba Big Brother Cigarros sold through agents nationwide. The message urges shoppers to try the product and mentions the selling agents.
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Cuba
Bill Passed to Regulate United Shoe Machinery
The bill to regulate United Shoe Machinery advanced to engrossment after debate between Mr. Clark of Brockton and Mr. Brigham of Marlboro. Brigham read a company letter urging manufacturers to oppose the bill, calling it a threat. Clark offered an amendment but lost.
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United Shoe Machinery
Clark
Brockton
Brigham
Marlboro
Jurors Chosen in Terranova Murder Case
Eight jurors have been selected for the trial of Josephine Terranova the girl wife charged with murdering her aunt and uncle. She chose only married men with daughters hoping they would have hearts for her defense. The court drew crowds as Giuseppi her husband testified for the defense yet observers note he forgave her and renewed affection.
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New York
Josephine Terranova
Giuseppi
Ten Demands before the Russian Parliament Address
The draft address to the throne submitted in St Petersburg lists ten demands including general amnesty, abolition of the death penalty, suspension of martial law, full civil liberty, abolition of the Imperial Council, revision of the fundamental law, ministerial responsibility, interpellation rights, forced land expropriation, and rights for trades unions. The debate continued with radical groups opposing the address and a new rule on the previous question drawing attention.
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ST. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Fire at North Berwick Threatens Town Losses
Quick action by arriving Dover and South Berwick engines saved North Berwick from a larger fire. Flames from F O Johnson livery stable behind the North Berwick Hotel damaged the hotel and several buildings, with losses around 20000 dollars and church insured for 5000. Dover workers saved the school.
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North Berwick
Dover
South Berwick
F. O. Johnson
Chandler Known in Hub Linked to Divorce in London
Benjamin Martin Chandler, once well known in Boston, now largely unseen by Hub people, is son of George Byron Chandler of Manchester New Hampshire. The father, a banker, marked his 50th year in banking. Benjamin inherited substantial wealth from his mother and studied at Dartmouth and Harvard before moving to Boston then London where he pursued literary research. His divorce, granted on grounds including desertion, ends their marriage.
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Benjamin Martin Chandler
London
Boston
Chandler
George Byron Chandler
Chester
N. H
Benjamin Chandler
Dartmouth
Harvard
Estranged Siblings Searched After Earthquake Side
John Cannon of South Boston seeks help locating his sister Susan Underwood of San Francisco after the earthquake. He has written several letters with no reply and mentions she is a widow with three sons.
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John Cannon
West
Seventh Street
Boston
Susan Underwood
Pacific Street
San Francisco
Cannon
Eben Sears Dies Prominent in Secret Orders at 66
Eben Sears of Somerville died at his Dartmouth Street home after a 10 day illness from Brights disease. He was born in Yarmouth and was 66 years old, a well known member of secret orders.
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Eben Sears
Somerville
Dartmouth Street
Bright
Yarmouth
Prominent Secret Society Figure Dies Leaving Family
A notable member of a secret society dies leaving a widow two daughters and a son. The obituary notes his prominence and the family’s loss.
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Lane
Supreme Judicial Court
Laqualia
Anzana
Proctor Estate
Somerville Street
Somervile Hospital
Summer Street
Jaynes’ Orris
Rexall Rhymes
N. E
Bath
Birmingham
Our
Fenway
Oakdale
Truss Department
N. Y
Fancy Goods Department
Benge Juice
Jaynes
Munyon
Prescription Department
W. L. Scoville
Jaynes & CO
Summer St
NO. Berwick
Hub
Secret Soc
Bai
Portland and Sudbury Sts
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