HUB Police Branded Brutes By Boston City Council
Boston Councillor Daniel J. McDonald denounced many officers as brutes unfit for duty and urged stricter enforcement powers. He asserted numerous cops cannot be trusted and should not receive more discretion in street loitering arrests. The amendment was rejected as the council approved 309,000 for a municipal lighting plant ending a long dispute over a 2.5 million lighting contract.
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Boston
Daniel J. McDonald
McDonald
Charlestown
Smith
Milk inspection bill clears veto in Senate
The medical milk inspection bill passed the Senate yesterday 27 to 4, despite Governor Foss's veto. It would create private boards to inspect milk. Senators Doyle Malley Murray and Timilty voted against the bill. Senator Ross defended it, saying the Governor misunderstood its purpose.
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Senate
Doyle
Malley
Murray
Timilty
Ross
Boston Dock Bill Endorsed for $9 Million Measure
Speaker Walker backed the Metropolitan affairs committee action to report the Brown $9,000,000 dock bill creating a five member dock board. The plan allows private interests like the Belgian syndicate to develop the docks if approved by the Dock Commission, with Boston owning docks akin to subway ownership. The speaker urged larger sums to make Boston the Atlantic seaboard’s biggest port.
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Walker
Metropolitan Affairs Committee
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Harbor and Land Commission
George Smith
Dock Commission
Compensation ef amie BOARD SPLIT in three bills to settle claims
The Workingmen's Compensation Commission reported to the Legislature that it could not pick a single solution. It proposed three bills the Saunders-Parks plan to curb employer defenses with insurance, the compulsory Lowell bill modeled after the English act, and the Alexander plan requiring joint contributions. Members include James Lowell Amos Saunders Joseph Parks Magnus Alexander with Henry Howard abroad.
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Workingmen’s Compensation Commission
New York
Alexander
Henry Howard
Brookline
James Lowell
Amos Saunders
Joseph Parks
Magnus Alexander
Fourteen Hurt As Street Car Collision Injures Passengers
A street car collision on Broadway Extension near Harrison avenue injured fourteen people. Motorman Coyne and Conductor Frank J. Moore led a forward car load of 18 passengers after a service car rear ended them. Paramedics and Grace Hospital staff treated victims at the scene.
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Broadway Extension
Timothy Hayes
Grace Hospital
Harrison Avenue
Harvard
Harvard Street
City Point
This Street
Coyne
Frank J. Moore
City Point Electric
Moore
Sadie Ward
Lillian
May Let Road Cut Fenway
At the State House the Foss decision on extending Boylston Street across the Fenway hangs over the bill. Opponents include Olmstead who warns of park damage. Senator Tinkham argues Governor’s personal honor is involved. Supporters say development is necessary despite possible statue moves. Mayor and City Council approval needed. opposition cites historic society leaders.
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State House
Foss
Fenway
Back Bay Fens
Tinkham
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
George B. James
Ivor Boyle O'Reilly
Joseph Smith
Lomasney
Boston
Charles Francis Adams
The
Massachusetts Historical Society
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Moorfield Storey
Sylvester Baxter
Unitarian session stirs Boston with Fletcher protest
Sensational moments at the Unitarians anniversary week in Boston feature Rev. Grover Mills denouncing Senator Duncan U. Fletcher for vice presidency nomination. The ministerial union discusses ethics, wages, and ministry staffing as 800 delegates gather at the Hotel Somerset for a reception.
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Boston
Channing Hall
Grover G. Mills
Watertown
American Unitarian Association
United States
Duncan U. Fletcher
Florida
Mills
Lorimer
John Haynes Hopkins
New York
Unitarian Fellowship For Social Justice
Unitarian Ministers of
Elihu Root
Fletcher
Illinois
Charles W. Casson
Tremont Temple
Edward Cummings
Paul R. Frothingham
Roderick Stebbins
Louis
Masked Men Rifle New York Gambling Den for 16000
Two masked gunmen robbed a Sixth Avenue gambling house early today, taking more than 16000 in cash. Most of the money allegedly came from a single gambler during the night’s play. Police believe the raid is tied to ongoing gambler warfare and enmity among rival groups. The attackers reportedly targeted several other well known gambling houses following the initial success.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Baggarozzo Denies Murder Charge in Quincy Court
Vincenzo Baggarozzo pleaded not guilty to the murder of Joseph Mier in Quincy District Court through attorney Jesse Gove and was held without bail for June 2 arraignment. He was moved to Dedham jail after East Boston police captured him early yesterday.
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Vincenzo Baggarozzo
Joseph Mier
Quincy
Quincy District Court
Jesse Gove
Dedham
Raggarozzo
Boston
Testimonial honors Monsignor O Callaghan at St Augustine’s
More than 5000 parishioners from St. Augustine’s in South Boston gathered for a reunion and testimonial to Monsignor Dennys O’Callaghan who completed 43 years as pastor. Mayor Fitzgerald praised O’Callaghan and John O’Callahan for Irish causes, as a vaudeville entertainment, dancing, and parish sales followed a long program with notable guests including Senator Powers and Commissioner Gallivan.
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St. Augustine's Parish
South
Boston
Monsignor
Dennys O'Callaghan
D. D
P. R
Wiundreds
Fitzgerald
Monsignor O'allagnan
John O'Callahan
Father O'Callaghan
Adeline
Charlies 8S
Connor
William C. Wall
John J. Lydon
John T. Donahue
Edward G. Morris
John L. Monahan
Peter F. McNiff
Wiliam J. Day
James J. Powers
M. J. Murray
James A. Gallivan
Francis Colpoys
P. H. O'Connor
James F. Creed
John J.lydon
Michael J. Reidy
Daniel C. Metsaac
I Phillips Oppenheim Visiting in Boston
English author I Phillips Oppenheim arrived at the Bellevue Hotel in Boston for a 10 day visit to the hub. He plans no American material for new works and says travel scenes have little influence on his writing.
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I. Phillips Oppenheim
Boston
Ei. Phillips Oppenheim
Elsie Hopkins
Chelsea
Bellevue Hotel
America
London
Brookline Boys Win Major Verdict in Auto Crash Case
In Dedham on May 22 a Norfolk County Superior Court jury awarded $41,000 total in two cases from the Scituate auto crash of August 26, 1909. Richard L. Cressy’s mother sues for $25,000. Thayer and Harrigan to pay half each. Richard Brown’s father and administrator sues for $8,000. verdict against both. Brown died at the scene. Cressy will not fully recover from injuries.
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Dedham
Norfolk County Superior Court
Brookline
Scituate
William H. Thayer
George M. Harrigan
Lowell
Richard L. Cressy
Susan R. Cressy
Harris Street
Thayer
Harrigan
Richard C. Brown
J. Edward Brown
Gannet Street
Harrigan Auto
Thayer Auto
John L. Bussey
Brookline High School
Clarence Reddy
Nathaniel Mitchell
Brown
Cressy
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Brandreth Pills
Emorial
Snow's
Cradle of Liberty
Market Street
Mgr. O’callaghan
James A. Houston
P. H. Magrane Pres
P. B. Magrane Treas
Houston
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