Governor Guild and clemency in Tucker case examined
The text argues that Massachusetts Governor Guild acted within constitutional prerogatives in the Tucker appeal for executive clemency. It outlines that pardoning power rests with the Governor with council advice, notes varied gubernatorial practice, and commends Guild for seeking judges’ opinion while keeping final discretion with the Governor.
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Guild
Tucker
Mabel Page
Massachusetts
Council
Governor Guild
Open Inquiry urged to ease tense State House lobby scene
A Rules Committee probe into bribery ties at the State House sparked a heated scene in the lobby. The piece argues for open testimony and public airing of motives to prevent further demoralization, urging Speaker Cole to open the proceedings.
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House Committee On Rules
State House
Rules Committee
Cole
Star Chamber
Implicit House Support Implies Easy Passage
The text suggests the House will back the measure with strong influence or personal backing, and that approval may come without hesitation. It implies coordinated political alignment and confident expectation of swift concurrence.
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House
Intercollegiate Games on Soldiers Field Draw Big Field
The meeting of college athletes at Soldiers Field today and tomorrow is a broad, non dual meet featuring Cornell Harvard Pennsylvania and Princeton with over 800 entries across 13 events. Harvard is favored though balance and competition suggest a close fight with Cornell and others.
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Soldiers Field
Cornell
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Cambridge
Second Battle of Winchester Highlighted in Today in History
The May 25 1862 entry marks the Second Battle of Winchester during the Civil War. A year earlier a Boston brokerage firm failed for 1,714,368.
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Winchester
Boston
Memorial Tablet Behind Dorchester Governor Wolcott Bust
The Roger Wolcott Grammar School in Dorchester received a memorial tablet honoring the late Governor Wolcott. Judge Lowell, a friend of the Governor, donated the tablet which now sits in the school entrance vestibule opposite the Governor Wolcott bust.
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Roger Wolcott
Dorchester
Governor Wolcott
Lowell
Danish Navy Instructor Aboard Cymric Sailings to Liverpool
Commander W Hovgaard of the Royal Danish Navy and Tech instructor was a passenger on the White Star liner Cymric which sailed from the port yesterday bound for Liverpool.
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W. Hovgaard
Royal Danish Navy
Tech
Cymric
Liverpool
Odd bird lobster creature on Bromfield street display
A curious exhibit in a store window on Bromfield street features a creature described as a cross between a parrot and a lobster. The birdlike beast wears a lobst er claw shaped bill, half broiled, making it one of the oddest sights in the Hub.
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Bromfield Street
Brook Line private gym to be built at cost of 120000
Dr. Walter Channing reports that ground will be broken soon for a municipal gymnasium in Brook Line. The project has stirred much local controversy among the town's wealthy residents. The completed building is expected to be the finest of its kind in the country. The project budget is $120,000.
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Walter Channing
Brookline
Fort Banke gunner Clarence Sharpe gains 50000 bequest
Clarence Sharpe, stationed at Fort Banke, receives wishes from his battery comrades after news of a 50000 bequest from a relative’s estate, a long pending salt figure. Miss Alice M. Bentley helps plan Lasell Seminary golden jubilee celebrations next month with alumni gathering. Francis H. Miles of North Cambridge earns W1st Point cadetship. past manager of Rindge football and local baseball. Mrs. M. A. Carson, Catholic Benevolent Association executive, visits Holyoke to organize branches and meet locals at Thorndike Hotel by appointment.
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Fort Banke
Inthrop
Alice M. Bentley
Lasell Seminary
Four Corners of the Earth
Francis H. Miles
Blake Street
Cambridge
Milles
M. A. Carson
Holyoke
Mass
The
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Holy Cross Cathedral
Thorndike Hotel
Mayor Seeks Royal Arcanum 1907 Convention in Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald expresses pleasure after receiving a letter from Michael J. Murray a delegate to the Royal Arcanum convention at Fortress Monroe. Murray suggested inviting the 1907 gathering to Boston and Fitzgerald sent the official invitation influencing the decision to hold the convention there. The move aligns with his policy for a bigger better busier Boston.
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Fitzgerald
Michael J. Murray
Royal Arcanum
Fortress Monroe
Boston
Murray
Fitzgeral
The
Oston
Relief in Sight as Senate Passes Free Alcohol Bill
The Senate at Washington yesterday afternoon passed a free alcohol bill, removing the revenue tax on denatured spirits. The measure would take effect on January 1, with debate over delaying to three months. Opponents argued wood alcohol makers needed stock time and the revenue office required plan work.
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Senate
Washington
Januang
Internal Revenue Office
Captain Francis Freeman of Roxbury Dead at 84
Captain Francis Freeman a Roxbury lifelong resident died at home Sumner Place in his 84th year. He once ran a grocery and provision business in Eliot Square and later manufactured steam fire engines before joining the Boston Fire Department as captain of Engine 13. He retired after 15 years or more of service and had long ties to the Dudley Street Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held at Dudley Street Baptist Church.
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Francis Freeman
Roxbury
Sumner Place
Eliot Square
Stea
Boston Fire Department
Dudleeet Popties Church
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Augusta and Walter Bond at White Mountains Hotel
In a New Hampshire resort Augusta, a clever orphan, adores her cousin Walter Loring. Walter arrives with a sleepy poodle Fritz and meets Agatha Gray, the woman he once loved, as Augusta orchestrates a reunion that unites the two adults.
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Sue
Fritz
Walter
Agatha Gray
New York
Walter Loring
Hal Conrad
Hal
White Mountains
Loring
Watson
New Hampshire
Mountan Etail Tig
Expeptea
Agatha
Civil War Vets Drake and Hinman Remembered in Obit Bits
Civil War veterans William A Drake of North Weymouth born 1849 and William V Hinman of Atlantic Massachusetts born 1819 are noted for their service. Drake enlisted on his 15th birthday and served in the First Battalion Maine Sharpshooters and fought to the end. Hinman enlisted in the Massachusetts Third Infantry in 1862 and left in 1868. Both men are revered by neighbors and post comrades with Hinman valued for anecdotes and post reunions.
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William A. Drake
North Weymouth
Concord
N. H
Maine Sharpshooters
Autre
Lee
William V. Hinman
Atlantic
Mass
Connecticut
Massachusetts Third Infantry
Bridgewater
Love and Sentiment for a Heartbroken Wife
A 23 year old married woman asks Miss Champagne for guidance after two years apart. Her husband now has a good job but she fears her mother’s disapproval if she reconciles. She must support a four year old daughter and herself and seeks advice on divorce or reunion.
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Miss Champagne
Death of Francis W. Kenny in Plaistow store incident
Francis W. Kenny, longtime immigrant from Srelana, died after an incident at the plumbing and hardware store in May 9 or pliances for plumbers workers. He came to the country 68 years ago.
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P. Ghey
Francis
Kenny
Fngt
Bai
Mary
Srelana
Worcester May Day Mickels Joins Swedish Congregational Church
Report from Worcester notes Mickels of the Finnish Church joins the Swedish Congregational Church in a formal church transfer. This ceremony marks a religious affiliation change within the city.
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Worcester
May
Te Mickels
Chu Burn
Fragmented OCR indicates a fantasy dialogue snippet
Readable text shows a partial quoted line with alien terms and a character named Minehead. No clear event, date, or full names to establish a full news item or report.
Newton Man Weds Rhode Island Belle
In Peace Dale Rhode Island Miss Anna Hazard daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Hazard of Peace Dale and Daniel Hawes Reese son of the Rev and Mrs Charles A Reese of Raeburn terrace Newton Highlands were married this morning at 11 30 in the Peace Dale church by Rev J W Fobes. The bride was attended by Miss Hazard maid of honor and the Misses Reese bridesmaids with Charles Reese as best man. Guests were entertained at breakfast at the bride's home after the ceremony.
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R. I
Anna Hazard
J. N. Hazard
Peace Dale
Daniel Hawes Reese
Charles A. Reese
Raeburn Terrace
Newton Highlands
J. W. Fobes
Miss Hazard
Misses Reese
Charles Reese
Newton Man Reese Noted as Popular Youth
Newton on May 24 reports Mr. Reese a popular young man in town. His father is a retired minister and now serves as clerk of the Newton Theological Institution.
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Newton
Reese
Newton Theological Institution
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