Liquor Law Ruling Discussed by Lowell Police Board
The Lowell police commission met Tuesday night to consider the supreme court ruling on hotel liquor sales after 11 p m. They will take no action until formal court notice is served. Officials expect little disruption in Lowell as theatre supper business and hotel arrivals after 11 are minimal. The debate centered on punctuation in the statute, noting the change from 12 to 11 and the semicolon after 4 in the morning. Retail liquor dealers plan to seek legislative change to allow midnight openings.
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Supreme Court
Lowell Police Commission
Lowell
Boston
Hotels face liquor cutoff after eleven o'clock rule
Lawrence writes that local hotel keepers fear income loss from the eleven oclock statute. The Brunswick Franklin Waverly Central Park hotels cited late theater crowds and banquets as revenue sources now curtailed. Some owners call the law unconstitutional and say it intrudes on private rights, affecting guests who stay overnight.
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Essex House
Waverly
Central House
Park Hotel
Boston
Tie
Worcester anxious over liquor law ruling impact
Worcester officials weigh the U S Supreme Court decision on liquor with Chief Stone delaying new orders until a certified copy arrives from Boston. Hotel keepers warn 11 pm cuts could force losses while social clubs fear sales behind closed doors may become illegal. Some advise returning to non license era checks to members.
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Worcester
Screme
Stone
Rugg
Boston
Middlesex Bar Holds Second Annual Dinner at Young's Hotel
The Bar Association of Middlesex County hosted about 100 members and guests for an evening of speeches, songs, and a 19 course poetic menu. President 8 K Hamilton chaired with Chief Justice Mason and Judges Lawton Fox among the honorees. Speakers reflected on law, progress, and a hopeful broader future for Middlesex.
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Bar Association of the
County of Middlesex
Young’s Hotel
K. Hamilton
J. W. Hammond
Supreme Court
Mason
Frederic Lawton
Jabez Fox
Superior Court
Theodore C. Hurd
Middlesex
Myers
Samuel L. Powers
George E. Smith
John C. Burke
Lowell
Selwyn Z. Bowman
George W. Morse
E. B. Hale
B. N. Johnson
George C. Travis
G. A. Sanderson
P. H. Cooney
G. A. A. Pevey
R. P. Clapp
E. B. Malley
Frank L. Washburn
Lawrence W. Bond
Mr. Hamilton
Lawton and Fox
Hurd
Justice Hammond
Powers
Hamilton
Association
Congress
Legislative
General Court
Europe
Middlesex County
Rice
Massachusetts
Theodore Hurd
Old Court
Diphtheria quarantine rule requires negative culture before release
City health board instructs physicians that from December 15 1900 a diphtheria patient will not be removed from quarantine until a culture shows a negative result. If the attending physician suspects contagion remains, a culture must be sent for testing within 24 hours of recovery. otherwise the bacteriologist will perform the culture and fumigation will follow if negative. A separate note mentions a clock tower bet and a debt-limit vote over an Oakl"ands engine house loan.
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Board of Health
Paris
Dimon
Oaklands
Bless the Babies Father John's Medicine Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine for children’s health. It urges parents to treat mopey or tired children, claims the remedy stops coughs and colds, prevents pneumonia or croup, and promises money back if not cured. It highlights taste appeal and strength rebuilding, with prices for small and large bottle and a note that all druggists carry it.
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Father John
Stock Market Summary Signals Strong Tone Across Sectors
The market opened strong then eased slightly at noon with active trading yet contained within narrow margins. Amalgamated Copper and Steel shares showed mixed moves with optimism about dividends and earnings, while rails, especially Northern Pacific and Erie tied to speculation, and large buyers like Standard Oil influence the market trend.
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Butte
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Cochiti
Steel & Wire
Standard Oil
Federal
Wire
B. Q
Northern Pacific Preferred
Amalgamated
Wabash
Erie
Vanderbilt
New York
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Advy
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Pennsylvania
New York Central
Grangers
Southern Railways
Chesapeake & Ohio
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International Paper Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Wooien
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Fitchburg
Maine Central Company
Bay State Gas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Treasury Department
New York Stock Exchange
Amalgamated Company
Polot
Anaconda
Waltham
Elgin
Pocketbooks
Brusa
Wwood
Central Street
Theron
Merchants National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
National Exchange Bank
Bunker Hill National Bank
Charlestown
Mags
Canal Natonal Bank
Portland
Weumsutta Mills
New Bedford
Mass
Amory Mfg. Co
Stark Mills
Vinbaenas
Scawitensics
Sing Machine Co
Quincy Mining Co
Rutland R. R. Ist’ Mort
Francis Henshaw & Co
Railroad National Bank
R. R. Istmort
Tewellbass
West End St. Ry
Bright, Sears & Uo
New York Market
Am. Sugar Ref. Co
Andrew W Atchison
Bison
Am Tobacco
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No. Pacific
Ma OM Peon. Railroad
Babee's Gas
Phila. & Reading
Pullman
St. Lau
Paclio
Tenn. C
Texas & Pac
Pace P Betas
U.S
Tau
Wheeling & Wn Wig
Boston Markes
Doston & Albany
Hoston & Mates
Wong
Mining Amalgamated
Acadian
Camel
Lanbour
Oia
Lowel
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
Merrimack Street
Barnesley
Palmer Sireet
Chicago
Philadelphia Press
Ady
McKinley
Newark Central
Lake Shore
Weales
Atehicos Securities
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