Frothingham’s Record on Important Bills
A historical summary listing Frothingham’s votes from 1901 to 1903 on key measures. Notable items include opposition to eight hour state labor, free texts for schools, and temperance bills, with specific roll calls and outcomes.
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Frothingham
Labor politics and ballot disputes in Massachusetts 1903
The text outlines 1903 legislative battles over labor bills including hours for nurses and public employees, plus votes on eight hour day measures and attempts to pass peaceful communication during strikes. It notes actions by Frothingham and Foss, and details ballot irregularities involving Augustus Seaver with party protest filed by John F. McDonald and ensuing independent candidacies.
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Judiciary Committee
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Frothingham
Boston
Committee On Railroads
House
Drinkwater
Braintree
Committee On Military Affairs
Uaitea
Committee On Federal Relations
Congress
Yeas
Committee On Labor
Foss
Bates
Crowley Renounces Independent Run for House Seat
W. A. H. Crowley clarified that he filed as a Democratic Citizens candidate for the House in Ward 7 after a Post listing him as an Independent Republican candidate. He alleges the misprint is used by opponent John L. Donovan against him and notes pressure at the State House over Dock Commission leadership.
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Barnstable
Joseph L. Rogers
Bristol
George H. Gibbs
Charles Lewin
Essex
George Ward Cook
John J. Page
George P. Webster
Robert E. Pollock
Hampshire
Edward J. Roble
Middlesex
Henry M. Cutler
Reuben R. Sherb
Kingsdale Street
Albert T. Downes
Taft Street
Charles W. Jones
Dorchester Avenue
W. A. H. Crowley
House
Crowley
Secretary of State
Democratic Citizens
John L. Donovan
Rhenish Gifts to Germanic Museum Promised to Harvard
Professor Kuno Francke announced that Rhenish Prussia will gift a collection of casts from Romanesque to Renaissance works to the Germanic Museum at Harvard. The set includes Treves Cathedral portal and other Rhineland masterpieces, with additional industrial arts from Rhine land and Westphalia.
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Kuno Francke
Germanic Museum
Harvard
Rhenish Prussia
Clemen
University of
Lady Gregory Addresses Radcliffe on Irish Plays
Lady Gregory defended J M Synge and Playboy of the Western World in an address to Radcliffe Drama Club. She urged dramatists to use familiar material and cautioned against choosing morbid themes while receiving warm receptions and praise from students and faculty.
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Lady Gregory
Radcliffe
Drama Club
J. M. Synge
Agassiz House
Briggs
Dean Coes
George P. Baker
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Augustus Seaver
McDonald
Democratic State Committee
State Ballot Law Commission
State House
A. P. Langtry
Ballot Law Commission
Commonwealth
John F. McDonald
Seaver
William L. V. Newton
South Boston
James F. Powers
Alonzo P. Hoyle
Worcester
Cordelius J. Carmody
Daniel E. Denny
Hoyle
Carmody
Orion L. Griswold
Whitman
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Clarence W. Barron
Brandeis
M. O’keeffe
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Nlmountain Potatoes
Rent Road Bay State
Fulton
Greater Bus
M. City Branch
Democratic Citizen
Louis D. Brandeis
Hugo Bancroft
Gale & Kent
Court Street