Liberal gains and cabinet resignation amid partial election results
The Daily Telegraph reports the cabinet has resigned as a formality for reconstruction. Only four of twenty one constituencies have been announced with Liberals winning two seats, Carmarthen shire and Radcliffe cum Frarmworth in Lancashire. As quith predicted a Salisbury majority of 150 to 160 with ministerialists 327 and opposition 165 from 492 seats declared.
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Manslaughter Verdict in Dover Killing Case
The Dover jury found John Williams guilty of manslaughter in the first degree for the July 4 shooting on Main Street. Frank Gold and John Brown were acquitted in the same trial, which tied to the deaths of John McNally and Thomas Dobbins.
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Three Loan Bills Sent to Aldermen in Budget Clash
Three loan bills totaling roughly 4.86 million dollars were sent to Boston aldermen for review amid a looming clash over city finances. Alderman Tinkham urged scrutiny of land purchases, cemetery costs, and the controversial garbage plant move, while Gerry and Adams proposed smaller figures. The mayor may veto a portion, and borrowing capacity could be squeezed to about 381 thousand dollars if the bills pass as written.
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Monument and bath house requests in city finance bill
The finance committee submits a large appropriation list including a bust for Henry W. Longfellow, several bath houses and gymnasiums, cemetery works, wards 7 and 15 facilities, and major projects across Parks and Public Buildings. Total requested funds run into the hundreds of thousands with multiple departments named.
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Disappearance of Smalley clouded by firm failure in Framingham
Oct 8 Framingham report: Smalley & Co. assigned assets this morning amid rumors tying the move to Harry W. Smalley’s disappearance last week. Frank N. Smalley asserts the firm was not in distress and that his brother’s presence could have averted the assignment. The company owed a New York importer of straw braid used in its products.
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Milk Peddlers and Stores Offered Free Listings
The Post invites milk pedlers and stores selling milk at or below six cents a quart to publish their names and addresses in these columns. The list includes James H. Dalton Company locations across Boston and nearby towns, plus numerous pedlers and retailers delivering at seven cents or less. It calls for bids from those who will defy the Milk Trust orders.
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Milk Trust Faces Public Pressure in Boston
Within hours of word that the milk trust and its wagons violate their own rule by selling 7 cent milk to customers who won’t pay 8, readers urge the Post to keep up the anti trust campaign. Citizens from Dorchester Roxbury Somerville weigh in on prices and the need to crush middlemen.
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Harvard senior weds chorus girl Miss Savelli in Paris linked society
The Boston region reports a Harvard senior, George Lawrence, married to Miss Savelli a Paris born chorus girl who had worked with French Societe Nationale Socialistique. Lawrence says the marriage was private and he knew Savelli for months before tying the knot. Savelli is said to have left the stage after marriage.
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Smalley firm faces potential settlement and creditor claims
The custody dispute over Mrs Smalley’s belongings looms as sheriff visits may occur. Harry Smalley’s recent personal loans risk attachments, while assignee Judge Bates may negotiate with creditors. Smalley & Sons, founded sixteen years ago, evolved from Smalley & Staples and Smalley & Co. with Frank and Henry Smalley active after their father’s paralysis. The firm’s stock and fixtures were valued at $17,000 last year with $45,000 in insurance.
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Fire on Mt. Tom Pavilion destroys Mt Tom structure
Fire on Mt. Tom at Holyoke tonight burned the Pavilion and contents valued at 25,000. The three year old building owned by Mt. Tom Railroad Company drew thousands of spectators as the railroad planned continued summit cars until Nov. 1. A new pavilion will be started immediately for next season.
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Kingsley Post Celebrates thirtieth anniversary in Somerville
Willard C. King ley Post 139 G A R observed its 30th anniversary with a banquet at G A R Hall Highland Ave Somerville. Commander Henry S Braden presided. Attendees included Post 169 Norwood representatives city officials and department heads. Speakers included W W Blackmar S V D Barton J F E Gilman and others. Patriotic songs were performed by Co H Colgate Stamiford and Gilman.
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