Reform Plan for Lowell Tax Office Proposed by Dodge
William H. Dodge submits a minority report detailing flaws in the treasurer tax collector and assessors offices. He urges a new system, tighter abatement rules, monthly and annual reporting, and revised staffing to cut losses and improve collection, citing legal violations and costly abatements from 1897 to 1904.
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William H. Dodge
James B. Casey
Braden
Dodge
Lowell
Mass
Tax collection reform urged by city report
President Dodge report criticizes current system as violating state laws and city ordinances. It accuses prominent citizens of tax dodging and recommends boosting staff with a deputy collector, permanent and temporary constables, and a clerk to save on abatements. Proposes starting tax notices August 15 and adding night office hours 7 to 9.
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Soane’ Sametan Pan Formalioy Fe
Worcester
White
U. S
Treasury
Warants
Daniel Emery
Enoch Gerrh
Charles C. Hartwell
John McManus
George F. Stiles
William H. Dodge
Committee On Investigation
Reliable Medicine Vinci Cod Liver Oil Endorsed by Ellingwood
Local druggist Ellingwood of Ellingwood & Co. extols Vinci cod liver oil as a potent tonic. He claims it supplies life-giving properties from fresh cod livers, boosts appetite, cures stomach troubles, strengthens the body, and builds up children and the weak, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Ellingwood
Ellingwood & Co
Lowell
Vinci
Mr. Ellingwood
Higgists
Fraternal Group Officers Installed At January Meeting
Lady Franklin Council No 17 D of L observes its fourteenth anniversary with a supper and officer installations led by Deputy State Councillor Mrs Cora F Mansfield of Worcester assisted by Lowell members. Also Lowell Court No 199 K OF Foresters elects officers. United Irish League adopts new leadership at Hibernian hall with plans for March class initiation.
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Lady Franklin Council
No. 17
D. of L
Cora F. Mansfield
Worcester
Lowell
Rose Dunnell
Asols
Susie Nichols
Louise Rolins
Minnie True
Mary E. Foster
L. E. Keay
Mabelle Mercier
Lowell Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Timothy F. Rohan
Thomas J. Wallace
John J. Flynn
William A. Sparry
Humphrey Coffey
J. Enwright
Freedrick T. Maloney
Inside Sentinel
Daniel J. Murphy
Outside Sentinel
Mark J. Gearin
Daniel 0. Hearn
Joseph A. McDonald
John J. Hanlon
Frank J. McCarthy
Hugh Walker
Coll
United Irish League
Hibernian Hall
John P.lynn
M. A. Lee
Miss Mafia Markham
John Balfry
Patrick Connolly
Edmund Costello
Clash Probable As IslandTensions Rise Washington Dispatch
Reports from Sana Domingo indicate unsettled conditions on the island with official circles viewing the situation as serious. A clash of contending interests is considered probable according to the latest advices received by state and navy departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State
Navy Departments
Sana Doingo
President and Mrs Roosevelt Return to Washington
The president and Mrs Roosevelt with their children Kermit and Archie arrived back in Washington at 11 PM from Pine Knob Virginia where they had stayed since Wednesday. They were driven straight to the White House.
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Washington
Pro Cure Laxative Bromo Quinine Sold Worldwide
Traveling in Japan or a civilized country, you can procure laxative Bromo Quinine from any druggist. All nations use it, EB, W. rove's signature on box.
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Japan
W.rove
Deny report in Stanford case chills Honolulu inquiry
Honolulu officials and physicians protest a cable report claiming Stanford University President David Starr Jordan blamed a poison death for extortion, calling it a vicious falsehood. Doctors insist autopsy findings show death from strychnine poisoning, and a scientific statement will counter claims once released.
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Honolulu
Jane Lathrop Stanfor
David Starr Jordan
7@1
Stanford University
Denys
Colo
Humphreys
Jordan
Mauve
Italians Held Over Stolen Goods Worth Five Thousand
Brockton police recovered goods valued near $5000 from the homes of four Italians arrested on shoplifting charges. Two women in doorway flagged officers by passing items to two men. The group named Thomas and Fannida Renna of 14 Emmet street Florence Blasky and Aruda Letore of 86 Mulberry street. Merchants identified the merchandise at headquarters.
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Brockton
Thomas
Fannida Renna
Emmet Street
Florence Blasky
Aruda Letore
Mulberry Street
Pollard’s offers discounted fringe table covers deal
We closed out from a jobbing house with 150 colored fringed table covers in red and white damask plaid and red and green. Sizes 8-4 and 10-4, usual prices 69 75 and 89 cents, mussed but usable. All on one table at 9 cents each basement linen counter A G Pollard & Co.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Remarkable stomach cure advertised in old almanac style
An old advertisement touts a remedy for stomach ulcers and indigestion claiming to cure worst cases. It cites Dr Hutchins of London and directs readers to buy a patent product sold at a price per bottle, asserting it replaces heavy medicines like morphine and alcohol in treating dyspepsia and related symptoms.
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Huttchins
Londor
Ton
Erbiand
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Lowell’s
Gilbride
Pater
Marseilles
Union Huck Towe
Iahi
ThCloft
Frég
Special Committee On Investigation
Erty
Eral
Sa Depat
Civil Service
Biko
Gray
Iblette Ae
Gillette Sales CO
Times Bldg
N. Y. City
Pres. Dodge
White House
Stanford
Taston
Cluett, Peabody &Co
Maxens Ov
Cluett
Monanca Suets
Pruners
Husehly
Bell Albert’s
Merd
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