Plans for State House Reconstruction Commission Formed
Senator Edward J. Bromberg’s committee approves a commission to decide reconstruction details for the State House. The plan mirrors the Boston Post designs with input from architects and Governor Guild. Costs total under 2 million dollars with a rear extension at 1.7 million. no appropriation this year. rentals may save over 52 thousand annually. wings add about 70 thousand cubic feet of room.
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Edward J. Bromberg
State House
Boston Post
Boston Society of Architects
Malone
Shawmut Bank
City licensing board bans lunch wagons after licenses expire
The licensing board orders the removal of lunch carts from public streets, prohibiting hot dogs Trilbys and ham and egg sandwiches from all carts when licenses run out. Vendors challenge the ruling, arguing license parity with storekeepers, while some seek court relief to resume stand operations.
Local Irreight Agents' Association Elects Officers
The annual meeting was held yesterday afternoon at the Pathfinder rooms No 67 Federal street. Officers elected include W T LaMoure president of Boston Maine railroad George W Apsey vice president of Metropolitan Steamship Company and J S Carder secretary and treasurer of the Eastern Steamship Company Portland division.
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Irreight Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Rooms
Federal Street
W. T. LaMoure
Boston & Maine Railroad
George W. Apsey
Metropolitan Steamship Company
J. S. Carder
Eastern Steamship Company
Portland Division
District Attorney and Health Board Asked to Look to Christian Scientists
A New York coroner's jury censures Christian Science healers and a widower for not seeking medical aid in a pneumonia death. It urges action by the district attorney and Board of Health, notes doctors sign death certificates for patients treated by Christian Science methods, and names two healers cited for complicity.
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Dist
Attorney and Health Board
New York
District Attorney’s Office
Board of Health
Corinne McBride
Robert C. McBride
New York City
Rockport Woman, Pastor's Wife Ends Her Life
Mrs Charlton B Bolles 22 wife of the Second Baptist Church pastor in Danbury Conn hanged herself last night Her Rockport Mass parents Mr and Mrs Everett Lane report she had two years of marriage and recent melancholia with no clear cause for the act.
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Danbury, Conn
Charlton B. Bolles
Second Baptist Church
Everett Lane
Rockport
Mass
R. A. Supreme Council Opens 30th Annual Session in Boston
The 30th annual session of the Supreme Council Royal Arcanum opened at the Hotel Vendome with over 3800 members present. Governor Guild addressed the gathering at a luncheon, followed by remarks from Supreme Regent Wiggins and other officials. Massachusetts membership stands at 17,996 with funds totaling $97,247.13 for the general fund and $820,735.50 for widows and orphans' benefit.
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Supreme Council
Royal Arcanum
Hotel Vendome
Boston
Grand Council of Massachusetts
Governor Guild
the Vendome
Supreme
Howard C. Wiggins
Rome
N. Y
J. A. Langfitt
Pittsburg
A. S. Robinson
St. Louis
Clovis H. Bowen
Providence
A. T. Turner
Brookline
Massachusetts
James T. Shaftoe
Springfield
Guild
Fitzgerald
Wiggins
Vendome
Waltham Band
F E. A. Skinner
New York
Widows and Orphans’ Benefit Fund
Roosevelt Drops Taft Man as Postmaster
Washington May 15 Colonel A N Hughes postmaster at Columbus Tenn a Taft man was today removed He was told he was inattentive to duties and would have to go Brownlow backed him but Hughes protested denying neglect and claiming John W Jackson the assistant postmaster crafted the story Jackson will receive the office
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Washington
A. N. Hughes
Columbus
Tenn
Taft
Brownlow
John W. Jackson
Jackson
Fishermen Warned Against Seines Near Sable Island
In Hwalifa Nova Scotia on May 15 American vessels and two Nova Scotian ships were warned not to fish with seines within the three mile limit. The Canadian cruiser Canada sailed for Sable Island to investigate reports of illegal near island fishing and warned captains to refrain within the three mile limit. The rule applies to both Canadian and foreign fishermen.
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Hwalifa
N. S
Nova Scotia
Canada
Sable Island
Bold Patent Remedy Claim From Cold Ads
Headache and neuralgia relief claim from cold remedies. Laxative brom0 quinine advertised as the worldwide cold and grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name and signature BE. W. Grove at 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Baby to Miss Annex Sale Promises Hidden Friday Lots
A local notice highlights Friday sales in the Baby to Miss Annex area featuring many unadvertised lots. Officials urge shoppers to inspect listings and arrive early for deals.
Art Dealer Knoedler Reported to Have Wedded Mime
New York May 15 Roland B Knoedler head of M Knoedler Co towed by family as married to Mme Theo famed French actress The claim surfaces as Knoedler firm traces back to Goupil Co The couple allegedly wed amid speculation by relatives and press dating back to Mme Theo arrival in 1884 and noted career highlights
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Knoedler
Theo
New York
Roland B. Knoedler
Boston
Mme. Theo
Mr. Knoedler
M. Knoedler & Co
Goupil & Co
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Edmund JL. Knoedler
Mule
Mme
France
Wheo
Karl Thea
Crusaders March on Court to F Fight Saloon Evil
More than 200 residents led by ministers with Bibles gathered at the Mays Landing county courthouse as the grand jury prepared to hear on Sunday liquor selling gambling and other evils in Atlantic City. The group held services and sang the Glory Song before Supreme Court Justice Thomas W. Trenchard Circuit Court Judge Endicott and County Judge Higbie took the bench.
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Mays Landing
N. J
Atlantic City
Court House
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Endicott
Higbie
First Cold Tablet Declares Original Brominated Quinine
The passage notes a single authentic remedy named Bromo Quinine as the original cold tablet. It warns against similarly named laxatives and highlights a white package with black and red lettering bearing E. W. Grove's signature.
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E. W. Grove
Woman Claims Trinity Stock Belongs to Her
Miss Grace L. B. Hart of Cambridge files a bill in the Superior Court seeking a restraining order against William Hunt & Ellis Company to stop disposal of Trinity copper stock. She alleges she gave Walter Hook $100 two years ago to invest, Hook returned $40 and bought $60 of stock, now held by the brokerage. The suit also names C. P. Hook, administrator of Hook’s estate.
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Trinity Copper
William Hunt & Ellis Company
Grace L. B. Hart
Cambridge
Miss Hart
Walter Hook
Hook
Trinity
C. P. Hook
Memorial Day eight mile cross country run
On Memorial Day a novice cross country run under the Columbia Athletic Club will take place from the North Cambridge railroad crossing over the usual course. The total distance is eight miles. Sentries should be made with John A. Tupper at 243 Massachusetts avenue.
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Columbia Athletic Club
Cambridge
John A. Tupper
Massachusetts Avenue
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