Rail section from Old Guild Hall to be presented in Boston
A rail section used as a witness hand rest from the Old Guild Hall in Boston England will be formally presented to Boston Public Library next Thursday at 2 30 o clock. Alfred J Ogsten acting British consul will present the gift and Mayor Peters will accept on behalf of the city.
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Old Guild Hall
Boston
England
Boston Public Library
Alfred J. Ogsten
Peters
Old Guild House
Boxing Show Canceled in Lynn Weakened Interest
May 22 in Lynn, an attempted boxing card featuring Finney Boyle of Lowell versus Jimmy Sacco of East Boston at the Casino A. C. was called off due to insufficient attendance. Poor recent form by Sacco and Boyle helped dampen interest.
O'Brien Girl Arrest at the Barney Home in Boston
A Boston girl, accused of not appearing in court on a charge tied to the Barney case, was detained at Hanover Street station after police found her at the Barney home in Arlington. Sheriff Kelcher criticized Charles Street Jail conditions amid Barney’s ongoing health decline and escape-related inquiries, calling for immediate reforms and stronger guard oversight.
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O’brien
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Hanover Street
Crowley
Roslindale
Arlington
Worcester
Greater Boston
Herman L. Barney
Charles E. Deininger
Kelcher
Charles Street
Fruit Street
Eaton Street
Milk Street
Massachusetts law debate fuels division over liberty and safety
Lawmakers spar over a bill amid claims of protecting liberty and public safety. Speakers cite incidents in Roxbury and Lawrence, with references to immigration, the flag, and the aim to restrain criminals while balancing due process. Sheriff Kelshner defends strict action as he notes diverse district demographics.
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Abbott
Boston
Committee On Judiciary
Russia
Harvard Liberal Club
Sawyer
Powers
Newton
Wadleigh
Merrimac
Maloney
Chelsea
Worcester
Fitzgerald
House Passes Bill To Stop Anarchy
The measure prohibits distributing writings or images that advocate assault on public officials or incite violence, aims to prevent destruction of property or overthrow by force, and carries up to a $1000 fine or three years imprisonment or both. Section 2 allows arrest without a warrant by law officers for violations.
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