Guild Ready to Respond in Massachusetts Senate Bid
The ambassador states if invited to head the re united forces of the Republicans who favor equal rights and national welfare, he would consider resigning and joining the national campaign. A Progressive League meeting on June 29 will discuss a United States Senator candidate with Mr. Guild likely to be the name presented.
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Republican Party
St. Petersburg
Massachusetts
Senate
Progressive League
United States
Guild
Widow testifies in probate case over $200000 estate
Mrs. Anna Oleanda Prince, widow of Charles John Prince, testified in Probate Court about her life interest in the estate after the will rewarded her with a life stake in $200,000. Charles Barnard Prince, the testator's son, received $500 now with the remainder after Mrs Prince's death.
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Anna Oleanda Prince
Charles John Prince
Charles Barnard Prince
Nurse Recounts Meeting and Marriage to Prince
The nurse testifies about her meeting with Mr. Prince and their marriage. The case contends that the son Prince, living in Sherborn, seeks to overturn a will by claiming undue influence and his father was of unsound mind when he signed. Nine wills exist between 1907 and his death, the last dated March 20. James R. Meaney recalls the elder Prince was in a sanitarium in New York State, with no definite time fixed. He notes Prince was nervous, irritable, and exacting during illness.
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Mr. Prince
Young Prince
Sherborn
James R. Meaney
Prince
New York State
Hunt witness in Marsh case
Lynn police seek Asa Bohanna of Hudson shoe factory fame rumors say he saw George E. Marsh with William A. Dorr the murder suspect in the tragedy Bohanna says he was in Lynn visiting his wife and declines to confirm the sighting while claiming knowledge of who started the rumor
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Lynn
Asa Bohanna
Hudson
George E. Marsh
William A. Dorr
Bohanna
Dorr
Marsh
Mayor Gaynor Accepts German Fleet Reception Invite
Mayor Gaynor today accepted an invitation to attend a kommers stand up informal lunch with beer wine and song at the Hotel Astor on June 12. The event, hosted by the combined German societies of Greater New York, welcomes the German fleet officers arriving in New York Harbor June 9. The mayor's reception committee will attend.
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New York
Gaynor
Hotel Astor
New York Harbor
Greater New York
Cuban Rebels Win First Fight in Oriente Fight
Cuban rebels claim victory in the first clash as General Mendieta holds ground awaiting General Monteagudo with reinforcements. Rebels under Estenos Ivonet mobilize 2000 mounted men, while Havana enlists about 1000 home guards and 700 volunteers for field service.
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Estenos
Ivonet
Havana
Peldra
Baire
Oriente
Sanchez Riguera
Marines Ordered to Stations in Cuba From Wakefield Camp
In Wakefield on May 28, 200 United States Marines were ordered to report to their naval stations for duty in Cuba. Lt. S. Lee announced the orders as marines left the rifle range camp for Charlestown Brooklyn Newport R I and Portsmouth N H to proceed to their posts.
Cubans in Florida Offer Their Services
At a Tampa meeting of Cuban colony representatives on May 28 a resolution was adopted pledging support to the Cuban government in its fight with rebels and offering services in Cuba. A committee was named to consult Consul Ralph Ybor, who said the disturbance does not require recalling subjects.
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Tampa
Fla
Cuba
Ralph Ybor
Mrs Porter Dies on Train to Boston
Mrs Alice M Porter who ran a school in the Pierce Building Copley Square died suddenly yesterday afternoon on a train approaching South Station. She boarded at South Braintree and a doctor was summoned at the shed and pronounced her dead.
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Alice M. Porter
Pierce Building
Copley Square
South Station
South Braintree
Vincent Club Member to Become Bride June 18
Miss Colette Dumaresq, longtime Vincent Club member and sister of Mrs. William Otis Gay, will wed Charles Handsand Whitney at the Church of Our Saviour Longwood at noon on June 18. The wedding will be quiet with no bridesmaids and a small reception at 58 Bay State Road. Whitney, Harvard ’01 graduate, is connected to Rockledge Milton and Mrs. Francis S. Watson line, a member of the Perkins family.
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Boston
Vincent Club
Colette Dumaresq
Philip K. Dumaresq
Charles Handsand Whitney
Church of Our Saviour
Longwood
Miss Dumaresq
Charles Whitney
Rockledge
Milton
Francis Ss. Watson
Clarendon Street
Thomas H. Perkins
Harvard
Somerset
Confession Claim Marks Testimony in Poison Trial
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Miss Winifred Ankers, accused of poisoning nine babies at the Brooklyn Nursery and Infants' Hospital, allegedly confessed after police threatened to take her baby. Dr. Charles Reese testified the pressure led to guilt. Justice Scudder adjourned to allow brief filings and defense hopes for release on grounds of duress.
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New York
Winifred Ankers
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Nursery and Infants
Charles Reese
Miss Ankers
Justice Scudder
Tomor
Supreme Court finds homestead bill unconstitutional
In a unanimous opinion the Supreme Court informs the House that the homestead bill is unconstitutional. The court says the measure aims to provide homes for renters and taxes the whole state, exceeding legislative power and not serving a public purpose.
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Supreme Court
Courts To Untangle Veto Knots On Beacon Hill
Four veto messages sent late by the House court movement head to the Supreme Court to decide if the bills became law. Governor Foss says messages arrived before the five day veto window and Massachusetts’ stock issuance supervision would change rail stock water. Public Franchise League’s Eastman criticizes New Haven Boston & Maine control since 1907. Executive session moves for an indefinite extension to study Interstate Commerce Commission report.
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Supreme Court
Beacon Hill
Governor Foss
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Eastman
Public Franchise League
New Haven
Boston & Maine
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louis D. Brrandeis
Daniel J. Kiley
David O. Ives
Law on Veto Messages Tests Constitutional Timing
The passage discusses four bills vetoed by the governor and whether they became law despite a ruling by Speaker Cushing that the veto messages were not properly received. It describes the timing, filing, and potential legal challenges involving the pensions for court and probation officers and funding for Lowell and Bradford Dury textile schools. The outcome may hinge on warrants and possible court action.
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House
Cushing
Sherman
Kimball
Lowell
Bradford-Durfee
Fall River
Lomasney order investigation postponed awaiting interstate report
The final hearing on the Lomasney order to probe the railroad situation was held by the Railroad Commission and Port Directors. Boston Chamber of Commerce President J D Russell urged Boston and Maine ownership in New England interests and urged deferring the report until the Interstate Commerce Commission files its New England rail rates. James F Jackson criticized two merger bills as insufficient to cover the state's control over the Boston and Maine.
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Railroad Commission
Lomasney
Joint Board
J. D. Russell
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston & Maine
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
James F. Jackson
Committee On Railroads
Three Amendments to Grand Trunk Bill
The Grand Trunk bill faces Senate debate with three pending amendments. One by Senator Blanchard restricts railroad takeover of gas or electric plants without Gas and Electric Light Commission approval. Senator Coolidge proposes western extensions near Northampton. An amendment bars holding stock in competing steamship lines.
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Grand Trunk
Senate
Blanchard
Somerville
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Coolidge
Northampton
Hnesg
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States of the Union
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Bromfield St
Wm. D. Eldredge
Wakefield
Florida
Colette Dumarhsq
Charles H. Whitney
Vincent
Row
Interstate Commerce Board
Crawford
Progressive
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co., Makers
Pride of Aden
Wilk
Campbell’s
Ines Canoe
Duffy’s
GinterCo
Elm
Union
Washington
Beonty Shen
Tremont
Horlick’s
Horlick
Houghton & Dutton
Oxford Copley Square
B. B
N. Y
New Opera House
Art Museum and Mechanics
Harry
Ellmu
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