Original-package liquor ruling shocks Lowell crowd
May 22 Lowell court ruling holds liquor may be sold in the original imported packages not less than the statutory quantities. Officials warn the decision could nullify the no-license vote and enable widespread importation and sale of Canadian beer through Lowell.
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Lowell
Leo Blachin
United States
John Fiske
Boston
Internal Revenue
Fiske
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Massachusetts
Nolan & Joyce
Haverhill
Charles H. Joyce
John H. Nolan
Canada
Alleged alienation suit opens in Superior Court
The Jackson versus McDonald case began before Judge Bond in the Superior Court session. Hattie W. Jackson, wife of Willard Jackson, accuses Martha P. McDonald of alienating her husband. Testimony covered acquaintance via telegraph operator Jackson, years of perceived undue familiarity, and McDonald claiming prior rooming and housekeeping roles. Hearing continued to Monday morning.
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Superior Court
Hattie W. Jackson
Willard Jackson
Martha P. McDonald
Bond
Francis P. Curran
F. H. Stewart
F. S. Hesseltine
Pittsburg
McDonald
Jackson
Boston
Delegates Tour Fort Warren and Plymouth during ASMUS Meet
Delegates to the convention of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States spent yesterday sightseeing. A party of 40 visited Fort Warren and met General Chaffee on the boat. Another group went to Plymouth. In the afternoon the delegates continued tours and in the evening most departed for home.
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the Association of Military Surgeons of the United
Chaffee
Department of the East
New England
Fort Warren
Fort Strong
Long Island Head
Captain Wilde Reassigned From Charlestown Yard
Captain Wilde, slated as captain at Charlestown navy yard, will not take command. He is ordered to the War College at Newport Rhode Island. It is the first vacancy at the yard not filled immediately in memory. Wilde remains highly popular with yard officers.
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Wilde
Charlestown Navy Yard
War College
Newport
R. I
Navy Yard
Boston
Washington St
Proeks
R. H
Oxford
Legislature Likely to Kill Antitrust Bill
The coal investigation antitrust bill faces doom as clouds gather. A vote earlier showed 72 to 63 with about 75 members absent or dodging, signaling a near-defeat and possible quick death for the measure. The municipal fuel yard bill is already dead.
Carpenter Injured In Fall From Rig On Lovell's Island
Rory McPhee, a government carpenter, slipped while rigging a staging on a building at Lovell's Island yesterday afternoon. He fell about 20 feet, suffering a fractured hip, contusions, and a cut left eye, and was taken to the Relief station for treatment.
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Rory McPhee
Lovell’s Island
Lodge and Bates Meet in Amos of Courteous Talk
Governor Bates and United States Senator Lodge met in the Governor's office for about thirty minutes to discuss Lodge delivering an oration at Washington on July 4. Bates had previously overthrown Lodge’s machine and captured the lieutenant governorship, and he declined the invitation due to several engagements that day.
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Governor Bates
United States
Lodge
Washington
Bates
Senator Lodge
State House
Somerville Board clash over Ryan reserve police pick
In Somerville the Board of Aldermen clashed Thursday evening over Mayor Glines nomination Patrick H. Ryan to join the reserve police. Alderman McCarthy and Alderman Sargent criticized the choice while Parkhurst lauded Ryan as eligible. Mayor Glines indicated he will stand by the appointment amid the dispute.
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Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Patrick H. Ryan
Glines
Reserve
Ryan
Parkhurst
Nickerson
McCarthy
Alderman Sargent
Alderman McCarthy
Pike
Sargent
Whitman Blacksmith Found Dead After Suicide Attempt
Arthur W. Reed of Whitman, a 29 year old blacksmith, was found dead in Milton woods Thursday night with a bottle of laudanum beside him. He had previously attempted death by his own action.
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Arthur W. Reed
Whitman
Milton Woods
Postum Cereal Coffee Reverses Prolonged Ill Health
Bridgeport Vermont resident recounts falling from 190 to 100 pounds after coffee dependence and La Grippe. He credits Postum and Grape-Nuts with rapid recovery, regaining appetite and strength, walking after ten months, and moving to Vermont in better health. Case attributed to coffee as root cause. aided by Postum’s use.
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la Grippe
Bridgeport
Green Mountain
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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