Bulfinch front debate and subway votes in Senate
Boston Senate and House actions on Bulfinch front preservation and subway related bills dominate sessions. Amendments on land use and station location spar, with bribery probe into Senator Sanger causing broad discussion and calls for full light on the case.
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Beacon Hill
Senate
House
Lancaster
Senate Committee
Sanger
Bradford
Corbett
H. N. Bates
Norfolk County
General Court
McMorrow
South Boston
Cove Street
Sullivan
Suffolk
Lomasney
Railroad Commission
Boston
Joint Committee On
Norfolk County Committee
Commonwealth
Krebs
Bancroft
Reading
Middlesex-Essex
West End
Springfield Republican
State Senate
Wellman
Russell Night Sparks Vermont Democratic Rally in Montpelier
The May 26 pre convention event at Blanchard Opera House drew cheers for Russell and other national figures. Delegates, committees, and officers prepared for tomorrow's state convention with notes on a gold standard, tariff for revenue only, and support for J Henry Jackson as governor candidate.
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Montpelier
Russell
Opera House
Billee
Vermont
Massachusetts
Olney
Pattison
Cleveland
George Fred Wiliams
John Burke
Blanchard Opera House
John H. Senter
H. F. Brigham
Bakersfield
State Committee
Felix W. Mc Gettrick
St. Albans
F. E. Howe
John W. Gordon
Barre
Pennby -Vacua
Hoverc Ty. Pattison
Richard A. Olney
Old Commonwealth of
William E. Russell
J. Henry Jackson
Chicago
Wells Valentine
Bennington
W. H. Miner
Brattleboro
T. W. Maloney
Rutland
Michael Magiff
S. C. Shurtleff
Walter H. Creamer
Bethel
John McGeary
Burlington
P. J. Farrell
Newport
Grover Cleveland
Doctors Meet at Huntington Hall in Second Medico Psychological Association
The fifty second annual meeting opened with President Richard Dewey presiding and Acting Governor Walcott delivering a welcome. About 2000 attendees filled the hall as Father O Callaghan arrived to a standing cheer and a city reception. Messages highlighted neurology and gynecology topics, with papers on nervous diseases and insanity linked to neuropathy discussed by Boston and London Ontario physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
Medico- Psychological Association
Richard Dewey
MM. di
Walcott
T. W. Fischer
W. L. Worcester
Henry J. Berkeley
Brunswick Hotel
R. M. Bucke
London
Ont
Asylum
Joseph H. Rogers
E. N. Brush
Baltimore
Brunswick
J. B. Chapin
A. B. Richardson
H. P. Stearns
G. Stanley Hall
University Club
Beacon Street
Man Named Michael H Sullivan Found Wounded After Revolver Report
About 4 30 yesterday afternoon a revolver shot from a vacant Newbury Street lot near Brookline Avenue led bystanders to a man found bleeding from the right ear. The 60 year old Michael H Sullivan of No 2 Leland Place South End was taken to City Hospital after a 38 caliber revolver lay nearby.
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Newbury Street
Brookline Avenue
Division 4
Michael H. Sullivan
Leland Place
South End
Bunker Hill Day Names Staff and Plans Historical Society
At the Bunker Hill day committee meeting Mr. John Hurley announced William H. Oakes as chief of staff. They plan joint exercises with the new Bunker Hill Historical Society to mark graves of soldiers. Captain Luke Smith of Acton was invited. he is the oldest living son of a Revolutionary patriot.
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Bunker Hill
John Hurley
William H. Oakes
Desperate clash at Fort Branche ends in deaths
In Vincennes Indiana on May 26 a violent confrontation between Lentzs steamboat circus workers and local citizens at Fort Branche left seven dead and about a dozen wounded. Citizens tried to sink the boat but were repulsed by showmen, who fought back.
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Vincennes
Ind
Fort Branche
Lentz
Boston Parish Honors Return of Father O Callaghan
Crowds packed St Augustine's Hall in South Boston to welcome Father Denis O Callaghan home. Mayor Quincy and Massachusetts leaders praised his public spirit as a moving reception featured a $2000 parish gift, tributes from officials, a poem by P B Corbett, and a choir hymn.
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Denis O’callaghan
St. Augustine's
South Boston
St. Augustine’s Hall
Father O'Callaghan
God
St. Augustine’s Parish
Quincy
Thomas J. Gargan
Massachusetts
P. B. Corbett
Philip O’donnell
St. Patrick’s
South End
Father O’callaghan
Joseph H. O'Neil
John R. Murphy
Denis O'Callaghan
St. Augustine’s Church
Young dancers enjoy evening until one o'clock
John H. Tucker served as floor director with P. F. Fraher and W. D. Mc Carthy as assistants. The organizing committee included F. Bertrand, F. Nicholson, C. Cummings, F. Stout, Co. P. Tucker, Mr. Fraher, J. J. Ahearn and John S. Roach.
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John H. Tucker
P. F. Fraher
W. D. McCarthy
F. Bertrand
F. Nicholson
C. Cummings
F. Stout
P. Tucker
Mr. Fraher
J. J. Ahearn
John S. Roach
Winthrop Fete Honors Key Family at Silver Wedding
The Rev W S Key and wife were feted in Winthrop church with a reception and a musical program by Edith Estelle Torrey and the Channing Club Orchestra. Gifts included a full silver service and 25 silver dollars. Ushering and yacht club activities noted. A new Winthrop Beach bicycle club formed with officers listed. Short club run Saturday and excursion Sunday.
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W. S. Key
Rosetta
Amy
Beatrice
Theresa
William
Ernest
Reginald
Cecil
Edith Estelle Torrey
King's Chapel
Boston
Channing Club
H. A. Torrey
Charles Rouillard
Richard Stephenson
H. H. Parmelee
Commodore Cook
William H. Stimpson
J. R. Hodder
W. A. Garratt
Commodore Leighton
Fred Carey
A. W. Chesterton
Meston
Samuel Wild
Boston School Board Moves to Improve Sanitation and Ventilation
Boston officials announce a $75,000 appropriation for public school building improvements to enhance sanitation ventilation and fire safety, with plans to be approved by the school committee. Water reservoir transfer to the school system by August and several facility upgrades including gymnasia and a laboratory at English High. Phineas Bates ill. schools to reopen September 8 after summer recess.
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Boston
Isaac F. Paul
Quincy
Public Buildings Department
Water Commissioners
South
Chambers Street
Dorchester High School
Roxbury High School
West Roxbury High School
Committee On Rules and Regulations
Phineas Bates
Public
Matricide Trial Opens In New York Case Of Mrs Bliss Poisoning
In New York on May 2 the trial of Mary Alice Almont Livingston Fleming for the alleged poisoning of her mother Evalina M Bliss began. Witnesses described a flat, a drug package, and a powder with doctors and nurses recounting efforts to treat Bliss. Court adjourned to continue tomorrow.
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New York
Mary Alice Almont Livingston Fleming
Evalina M. Bliss
Miller
Frank E. Towle
Mrs. Bliss
Fleming
Colonial Hotel
Augustus L. Teubner
Mary Leonard
St. Nicholas Avenue
Mr. Teubner
Hannah Phillips
William F. Bullman
Boy, 12, Accuses School Principal of Assault
Douglas O. Bruce met Somerville police with a swollen face claiming Samuel A. Johnson, Prescott School principal, struck him in class and hallway. Bruce’s father said the principal should not oversee the school. Johnson denied administering any punishment.
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Douglas O. Bruce
Somerville
Kelly
Samuel A. Johnson
Prescott School
East Someville
Bruce
A. K. Bruce
Douglas
Mr. Johnson
Miss Brown
Forward Movement of Unitarianism Highlighted at Tremont Temple
The Unitarian ministers and lay leaders gathered for the seventy first anniversary of the American Unitarian Association at Tremont Temple. Speakers urged youth engagement in the movement while discussing Sunday wheel use and church services for wheelmen. Officers elected included John D. Long as president and Horace Wadlin as vice president. Governor Wolcott gave a welcome, invoking Channing Parker and Peabody as inspirational figures.
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American Unitarian Association
Tremont Temple
Forward Movement
Unitarianism
John D. Long
Horace Wadiin
Charles W. Wendte
Pacific Coast
Stephen H. Camp
Brooklyn
Edward A. Horton
Brother Camp
Thomas van Ness
Mr. Ames
Hingham
Horace G. Wadlin
Reading
Joseph W. Symonds
Portland
Dorman B. Eaton
LL. D
New York
Thomas J. Morris
Baltimore
Daniel L. Shorey
Chicago
Ill
Horace Davis
San Francisco
Cal
George Batchelor
Lowell
George W. Fox
Boston
George W. Stone
Wilmington
Del
Henry J. Hosmer
Concord
Alfred Metcalf
Providence
R. I
M. J. Savage
Kate Gannett Wells
Thomas R. Slicer
Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas L. Eliot
Ore
Wolcott
Channing
Parker and Peabody
Guardian launched as Boston police boat on harbor slip
The city of Boston welcomed its new police launch Guardian at Atlantic Works last evening. Blocks removed at 10 37 amid cheers of 200 spectators as Commissioner Curtis christened the craft with champagne. Onboard were Curtis and several officials including W H Pierce, Captain Bragdon, and others. A light luncheon followed at the Protector.
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Guardian
Boston
Atlantic Works
Arthur Binney
Curtis
W. H. Pierce
Bragdon
George S. Tarbell
J. D. Boyd
W. T. Keough
The
William Hinton
Tallon
Protector
Iniquitous Decision Protest Meeting at Ebenezer Baptist
The Massachusetts Racial Protective Association held a mass meeting at Ebenezer Baptist Church to denounce a Supreme Court ruling upholding Louisiana laws for separate cars by race. Clifford H. Plummer chaired, Rev. Dr. Kirk was permanent chairman, with speakers Rev. W. H. Scott Senator Roe Thomas Riley and W. E. Reed. They denounced the ruling as barbaric and against American principles. Riley urged organization to empower the roughly two to three million Black voters.
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Massachusetts Racial Protective Association
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Clifford H. Plummer
Massachusetts Bar
Dr. Kirk
W. H. Scott
Calvary ‘Baptist Church
Senator Roe
Worcester
Watch Presented to Foreman Margeson on Birthday
The foreman of the New York New Haven Hartford rail road car shops in South Boston, Mr. Parker Margeson, received a gold watch and Forester's charm at his home on Carson street last night for his thirty second birthday. The presentation was made by M P Nye, followed by a response from Mr. Margeson and songs and a collation by S Pickford and others.
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Parker Margeson
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Boston
Carson Street
M. P. Nye
Margeson
S. Pickford
W. A. Healy
J. Messervey
W. Hayes
Robbery at 2235 Cabot Street Hits Michael Conroy Home
Yesterday afternoon thieves robbed Michael Conroy's house at 2235 Cabot Street. They stole a lady's gold watch and chain a diamond ring a set of earrings a breast pin and $76 in cash totaling $159.
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Michael Conroy
Cabot Street
Farewell Address at Malden for Revered Fuller
In Malden on May 26 a reception at St Pauls Episcopal Church bid farewell to Rev Samuel R Fuller and his wife after his suspension and deposing over a second marriage while the first wife lived. Edward J Burtt led, Fuller spoke of gratitude, and letters were read from officers and teachers. The meeting adopted Burtt’s sentiments in a rising vote as the crowd expressed sympathy with the popular pastor.
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Malden
Samuel R. Fuller
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mr. Fuller
Lawrence
Edward J. Burtt
Fuller
Burtt
Bishop Thompson
Thompson
St. Paul’s
Women Clerks Benefit Association Social Held
America Hall at 724 Washington street hosted the first social of the Women Clerks Bene fit Association. Members include clerks from Jordan Marsh R H White Houston Henderson Gilchrist Shepard Norwell Pitts Kimball Lewis R H Stearns Conrad Co and other dry goods firms. About 10 members and 250 of the Dry Goods Clerks Benefit funds supported the group.
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America Hall
Washington Street
Women Clerks’ Benefit Association
Women Clerks
Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. H. White & Co
Houston & Henderson, Gilchrist & Co
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Pitts, Kimball & Lewis
R. H. Stearns, Conrad & Co
Mary E. Rourke
Bertha L. Newcomb
Bertha Stone
Minnie E. Mood
May Griffin
Elizabeth Allen
Bessie Wakefield
Ruth E. Clark
Edna M. Merrill
Augusta M. Burleigh
L. A. Conboy
Katherine H. Black
Minnie Mood
Albert Shaw
Morgan
Connor
M. Mainick
May O’brien
Gertrude Murray
May MacDonald
Jennie Robinson
John Curry
Mildred Clark
J. D. Green
May Healy
Mackie Mahan
William Stewart
James Pike
Archibald Hunter Dies in Crescent Beach
Archibald Hunter a Crescent Beach resident died at his Florence Avenue home after two months illness from dropsy. A popular old-time Revere resident, he was active in Knights of Pythias Royal Arcanum and United Order of the Golden Cross. He leaves a widow and five grown children. He was 52. Funeral set for Friday.
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Archibald Hunter
Crescent Beach
Florence Avenue
Revere
Knights of Pythias
Royal Arcanum
United Order of the Golden Cross
Republican committee letter on 67 contests and 158 delegates
Hon J H Manley secretary of the Republican national committee reports to Chairman Thomas H Carter from Augusta Maine that contests have been filed in states and districts. The communication notes 67 contests involving the rights of 158 delegates and includes a detailed table.
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Augusta
J H. Manley
Republican National Committee
Thomas H. Carter
Washington
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Tremont Row
Nash—Munro
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Elias Crafts
Fernald
William H. Fernald
Quincy Street
Richardson
Christopher
Flowers
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Oh Medicine CO
New York City
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O’callaghan
Thomas W. Flood
Willam S. McNary
William H. McMorrow
Henry F. Naphen
Timothy Brosnahan
S. J
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John F
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Edward J. Leary
E. E. Clexton
Conference of
St. Vincent de Paul
Father Clexton
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Father O'Callahan
Winthrop EN Fete
Rev. W.S. Key
Pawtucket
Connors
Mountain
Harkins
Rhode Island
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George A. Eee
Dent
Feiure
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Mayor Quincy
Westminster Hotel
4Th Ave
Grand Central Depot
Broadway
the Guardian
Harrisonville, Mo
Martin Frost
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Turck
Cherokee County
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