Liquor law repeal moves in Massachusetts legislature
Governor Bates asks immediate action to repeal the original package sale ban in no license communities. The liquor law committee will hear the measure in days, with expected opposition and possible session lengthening. The House blocks a general trust bill while coal dealer licensing advances, tailed by licensing costs and enforcement provisions.
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Boston
Bates
Committee On
House
Senate
Special Coal Investigation Committee
Hayes
Lowell
Coal Committee
Committee On Cities
General Court
Charles J. Adams
State Board of Trade
Dyar
Messrs. Brigham
Marlboro
Cox and Klenn
Peland
House Proceedings Hear Debates On Bounties and Inheritance Tax
The Massachusetts House debated bounties for Civil War veterans, salary to father of late Representative McCartney, and a 3 percent inheritance tax over ten thousand dollars. It concurred with Senate on several bills including direct nomination for Congress in three districts and councillor districts. The session addressed liquor law enforcement, police pension reforms, and a Terminal Trust company matter, adjourned at 11.45.
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Luce
Somerville
Ramsden
Brockton
McCartney
Rockland
Schofield
Ipswich
State House
Hurtubis
Bates
Liquor Law Committee
Davis
Salem
House
Senate
Lyman School
Congress
Rogerson
Mansfield
Suffolk
Hunt
Worcester
Incorporation the Terminal Trust Company
Dean
Wakefield
Ways and Means Committee
Pingree
Haverhill Bridge
Underhill
Callender
Boston
Aylward
Cambridge
Conference Committee
Resolutions to Preserve White Mountains as National Park
In President Jones absence Mr Soule of Bristol presided as the committee on federal relations reported favorably on resolutions to preserve the forests of the White mountains by making them a national park. The joint judiciary committee voted authorizing cities and towns to establish municipal fuel yards. The joint special coal investigation committee voted to report in the House a bill licensing dealers.
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Jones
Soule
Bristol
Committee On Federal Relations
White Mountains
Joint Judiciary Committee
Joint Special Coal Investigation Committee
Senate actions on coal regulation and municipal fuel yards
In the Senate debates covered, reports on coal regulations and municipal fuel yards were accepted after suspending the rule. Amendments on coal sale methods were rejected, with a later compromise allowing bushel or smaller quantities to be sold by measure or weight. Committees reported on land for the Institute of Technology and pay for State House watchmen while other measures were tabled or referred.
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Senate
Apsey
Middlesex
Dillon
Hampden
Supreme Court
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Institute of Technology
State House
Seaver
Suffolk
Sullivan
Fall River Loan and Trust Company
Gaylord
Hampshire
General Court
Pratt
Plymouth
Clarke
Adjutant General
Committee On
Bemis
Norfolk
MacInnis
Berkshire
Endeavorers Rally Tonight At First Baptist Church
The Lowell Christian Endeavor union holds a grand rally this evening at First Baptist. William Shaw of Boston, treasurer of the United Society of the World, will give the principal address. Local pastors take part, with a united chorus led by Wm Beaven and soloist Mrs W H Pepin. Public welcome. exercises start at 7 45 p m.
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Lowell Union of Christian Endeavorers
First Baptist Church
William Shaw
Boston
United Society of the World
United Chorus
Wm. J. Beaven
Immanuel Baptist Church
W. H. Pepin
Low rates on Nickel Plate to Western resorts offered
The Nickel Plate Road advertises greatly reduced rail fares for travel to western tourist resorts. Prospective travelers are urged to inquire with local agents, including L. P. Burgess in Boston at 258 Washington Street, for details on comfortable train service and widespread discount access.
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Nickel Plate Road
L. P. Burgess
Nepa
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Mrs. Sarah W Curtis Praises Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mrs. Sarah W Curtis of Lee Massachusetts says she suffered indigestion and sour stomach for some time but Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets helped her. She can now eat many foods she previously could not. If you have stomach trouble consider these tablets. Available at all druggists.
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Sarah W. Curtis
Lee, Mass
Chamberlain
How ard libel case ends with $40 verdict and costs
Batavia June 9 The jury in the libel suit of Rev George N How ard pastor of Bank Street Baptist against Batavia Daily News awards $40 to Howard with $10 costs he must pay The libel claimed improper conduct with women at Melrose Highlands Mass Testimony included love letters from Lina and Stella leading to a sharp judge North critique of the pastors kissing history The case follows a year of church quarrels councils and letters later returned to him
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Batavia
N. Y
George N. Howard
Bank Street Baptist Church
Batavia Daily News
Howard
Buffalo
Melrose Highlands
Mass
Lina
Stella
North
Repeal of Section 83 urged by Parker in legal opinion
Attorney General Herbert Parker urges immediate repeal of section 83, chapter 100 of the Revised Laws governing original packages in Massachusetts. He argues the long standing immunity conflicts with federal commerce policy, disadvantages home producers, and undermines local option laws. The opinion notes Wilson bill of 1890 empowered states to regulate intoxicants and calls for uniform state provisions post repeal.
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Commonwealth
Attorney-General
Parker
Congress
General Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Herbert Parker
Best Cough Medicine Sells Well in Inland Michigan
F C Jaquith of Inland Michigan guarantees Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming it outsells all similar preparations combined and gives the best satisfaction of any medicine he has sold. Available from all druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. C. Jaquith
Mich
Brooks Thread Sale Highlights 5c Prices Across Items
A local ad lists Brooks machine thread 200 yards at 5c with 5 spools for 15c and 100 yard threads in multiple colors at 5c each. It features large spools of French basting cotton, 12 spools for 10c, plus 500 yards and 600 yard silk substitutes and other sewing goods, all priced to clear stock.
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Morris & Yeoman's Lady Hat
Civaas Apie
Caries S.ceiem
Duice
Sin Viris
Brooks
Aay
Sersesee
Talson
Napier
Jcas
Milford
Corset and Shoe Lace Sale Details
Advertises flat linen corset laces and cotton corset laces at discounted prices. Includes round cotton corset laces and rubber corset laces, with multiple pack sizes and sale prices. Also lists tubular shoe laces in various lengths at promotional pricing.
Hooks and Eyes Sale Prices From An Old Trade Card
Fad Hump hooks and eyes in black and silver offered at 2 cents each and 8 cents per gross. The Faultless hooks and eyes priced at 5 cents a dozen, sale at 3 1 2 cents. Collins colored hooks and eyes in shades, regular 10 cents, sale 5 cents per card. De Long hooks and eyes, regular 10 cents, sale 31 20 dozen.
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Collins
Hose Supporters Sale Prices From Liberty Co
Liberty Hose Supporters advertise low prices with several penny sale items. Dozen fancy frilled hose supporters silk mercerized at 19c sale. 5c and 10c pair bedding items offered. Ladies hook on hose supporters priced at 10c per pair, 20c worth sale at 10c per pair.
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Liberty Hose
Black Hose
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