Senate Passes Subway Bill Toward Final Reading in Boston
Special Legislative Correspondence from Boston reports a 25 to 12 Senate vote to third read the subway bill with one pair. If Governor vetoes without referendum, 13 on record would back him, while 26 supporters would need the President to pass. Compromise with the Governor appears likely to move the measure forward. Bristol County Senators Morrison and Holt supported the bill but opposed the Chamberlain referendum.
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Boston
Joule
Chamberlain
Senate
Bristol County
Morrison
Holt
Mann
Senate approves subway bill third reading amid referenda fight
The Senate voted 25 to 12 to advance the subway bill to a third reading after rejecting a Currier referendum amendment for a city election. Sullivan’s bid for a Oct 1 special election referendum failed by voice vote. An 33 year lease term proposal by Marsh was rejected, and a 9 to 27 tally rejected the refer endum plan.
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Senate
Currier
Sullivan
Boston
Marsh
Hampden
Butler
Clancy
Clemence
Codman
Corser
Day
Dowd
Fales
Fitherald
Fletcher
Harrington
Holt Owland
Huntress
Jones
Lawrence
Mahoney
Morrison
Nutt
Parry
Porter
Post
Seaver
Sprague
Wood
Attwill
Blodgett
Chamberlain
Gardner
Manning
Morse
Shaw
Sparks
Williams
Pair
Luscombe
Tolman
Boston House passes voting machine bill and other measures
In conference on the Boston voting machine bill the House accepted Senate amendments to make machine purchase an election department expense and to delay effect until after January 1, 1902. Several committee reports were received and routine bills and resolves advanced or engrossed, including land for an almshouse, compensation for loss of an arm, state house quarters for commissions, guardians for minors, and death penalty amendments. The session adjourned after adjournment and reassembly.
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House
Boston
Senate
Election Department
Saunders
Luce
Somerville
Ways and Means
John J. Quinn
H Enterprise
State House
Judiciary Committee
Storti
Conway
Newburyport
Salisbury
Public Statutes Revision Committee
MIT Elects Stearns Lee and Tuttle to Fill Vacancies
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology corporation names James P. Stearns Pil Mot C. Lee and Lucius Tuttle to fill vacancies from the deaths of Augustus Lowell John E. Hudson and Om ars Garfield. President Pritchett reports a $10 000 gift toward a new electrical engineering building costing $275 000 and the proposed name Augustus Lowell.
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Boston
Corporation
The
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
James P. Stearns
Pil Mot C. Lee
Lucius Tuttle
Anastus Lowell
John E. Hudson
Omas Garfield
Pritchett
Rge 4
Gardiner
Augustus Lowell
Trials of a Sickly Mother
An advertising piece argues that drugs and tonics fail sickly overworked mothers. It promotes Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a natural strengthener, claiming improved food assimilation, richer blood, and lasting energy through meals, with long proven usage and a call for reader tests.
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Johann Hoff
Hon Jules Siegfried Tours Boston Harbor
Boston on June 13 Hon Jules Siegfried former French minister of commerce was guided by President Lincoln and Secretary Preston aboard the tug Ves ta to view the harbor dock facilities. He favors ratification of the French reciprocity treaty seen as a step toward closer U S France business ties and will visit Manchester and Lynn factories thereafter.
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Boston
Vesta
Jules Siegfried
France
Lincoln
Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Siegfried
Kasson
M. Cambon
United States
Manchester
N. H
Lynn
Boutwell and Warren Dispute Over Philippines Visit
Former Governor George S. Boutwell, head of the New England and Imperialist league, releases correspondence with Fiske Warren after Warren resigns. Boutwell objects to visiting the Philippines to avoid aiding colonial government efforts. Warren replies he will go as an information seeker with Sixto Lopez.
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Boston
George S. Boutwell
New England and Imperialist League
Fiske Warren
League
Gov. Boutwell
Mr. Warren
Philippines
Sixto Lopez
Boston Press Club Invites League To 1902 Convention
The Boston Press club voted to host the International league of Press clubs 12th annual convention in 1902. President Rice said the league had sought to meet in Boston for several years, and invited them as guests of the club.
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Boston
Boston Press Club
International League of Press Clubs
Rice
Capt Rand arraigned on mail fraud charge over luck stones
Boston June 13 Capt W L Rand charged with using the mails to further a fraud scheme by selling tiny stones he claimed brought luck. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Fisk and held in $1000 for the Federal grand jury. No defense offered.
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Boston
W. L. Rand
U. S
Fisk
Iver Johnson plant strike over nine hour day
About 50 employees at the Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Co in Fitchburg Mass strike after the firm refused the demand for a nine hour work day with ten hours pay. The action follows a prior request submitted some time ago.
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Fitchburg, Mass
Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Co
Friends of New England hold annual Portland convention
Portland Maine June 13 Following a 150 year old custom the Friends of New England met an annual convention in Portland today. Attendance was the largest on record with delegates from England Ohio Iowa Kansas Washington and from New England. The meetings will continue until Wednesday.
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Portland
Friends of New England
Newport
R. I
Ortland
New England
England
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Washington
Flower Show Closes After Successful Exhibition in Boston
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society flower show in Boston closed last night after a successful exhibition. Charles C. Baron of the Eastern Adit company, who managed the event, reports gratifying financial results. June weddings are plentiful, with some brides carried over to next year.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Boston
Charles C. Baron
Eastern Adit Company
Renae Kad Embraces Ma School of CasTORIA
Renae Kad joins Mas Sool of CasTORIA, a regional program shaping youth in culinary arts and cultural study, as officials announce new guidance and local partnerships to expand participation and skill training.
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Castoria
Renae
Inquests Two In East Greenwich And Warwick
Providence officials announce parallel inquests into the deaths of N. T. Reynolds of Providence and Edward Walsh of Lakewood who died while attempting to turn on ordinary incandescent lights. Both men were killed after touching the glass with one hand while completing the circuit with the other. Walsh’s body was found after clerks on a floor above smelled burning flesh.
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Providence
R. I
East Greenwich
Warwick
N. T. Reynolds
Edward Walsh
Lakewood
Walsh
Ruth Hanna to christen cruiser Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio June 13 The Hanna Johnson rivalry over christening the new Cleveland cruiser ends as Secretary of the Navy designates Miss Ruth Hanna to christen the ship. Mayor Johnson declines inviting his daughter Miss Bessie Johnson due to prior engagement. The launch is planned for Bath Maine this summer.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Johnson
Bath
Secretary of the Navy
Ruth Hanna
Bessie Johnson
Miss Field Engaged to William Engler in Chicago
Chicago announces the engagement of Miss Mary French Field to William C. Engler. Field, known as Trottie, be came a famed public reader after her father Eugene Field died five years ago. Engler, a Marylander and secretary of a large manufacturer, has lived in Chicago and in the Field home on Clarendon avenue for six months. The wedding is slated for the fall.
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Chicago
Ill
Mary French Field
Eugene Field
William C. Engler
Field
Trottie
Engler
Clarendon Avenue
Timothy Brown
Gilman G. Cook
Middlesex North District Registry of
Jane
Lowell
Massachusetts
Anderson Street
Gorham Street
L. B. Moore
Moore
Sai Lowell
William H. Anderson
Middlesex
Lucy A. Wilkins
Albion CG. Taylor
Frederick P. Marble
Mass
Water Ways at Southern Industrial Convention
Delegates in Philadelphia discuss water routes and trade, favoring a Nicaragua canal as the best Atlantic to Pacific link. J. B. Gibson cites iron and steel growth and investor gains, with Tolman addressing wage earners and Council speaking for the colored race at the evening session.
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Philadelphia
Nicaragua
Atlantic
Pacific
J. B. Gibson
Birmingham
Wm. H. Tolman
W. H. Council
Connecticut House passes amended corporation bill in altered form
In Hartford on June 13 the Connecticut House approved an amended corporation bill that shifts charter issuing from the General Assembly, imposes a franchise tax, and broadens privileges for out of state operators. The chamber also passed a primary check list bill amid near party line votes as the legislature set to adjourn next Monday.
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Hartford
Conn
General Assembly
Jubilee Y M C A Day Opens With Foreign Delegates
Boston June 18 Jubilee Day of the international Y M C A convention opened with a morning session at Mechanics hall. Cephas Brainerd and Rev Francis E Clark spoke as foreign delegates were presented. Gov Crane hosted a reception at the state house and railroad men spoke in the evening at Mechanics hall. Lucius Tuttle of the Boston and Maine rail line gave the principal address praising railroad workers and urging businesslike support for association efforts.
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Mechanics Hall
Cephas Brainard
New York
President Faunce
Brown University
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
James Stokes
Christian Physidias
Switzerland
Nicholas W. Vassilies
Russia
Faunce
Christ
F. E. Clark
D. D
United Society of Christian Endeavor
God
Young Men’s Christian Association
Church
Old South Meeting House
United States
Gov. Crane
State House
Faneuil Hall
Gov. Bates
Hart
Young Men’s Christian Union
Geneva
Washington
Lucius Tuttle
Boston and Maine Railroad
Cephas Brainerd
International Committee
J. G. Cannon
Ira D. Sankey
Mr. Sankey
Colored Baptists Open New England Missionary Society Meet
Two hundred delegates from six New England states along with New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey gather for the twenty third annual convention of the New England Missionary society of colored people at Messiah Baptist church Bridgeport Rev W T Dix of Brooklyn presides and Rev Geo W Nicholson of First Baptist gives welcome The assembly offers prayers for Mrs McKinley’s recovery
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Bridgeport
Conn
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
The
New England Missionary Society
Messiah Baptist Church
W. T. Dix
Brooklyn
Geo. W. Nicholson
First Baptist Church
McKinley
Three Boys Found Dead in Quarry Pool
In Baltimore on June 13 Arthur Barkman aged 19 Arthur Kalbfleisch aged 13 and Edward Sheets aged 13 were found dead in a water hole at Leonard's stone quarry after a search began when they vanished yesterday. The pool was dragged and then pumped to reveal the bodies.
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Baltimore
Arthur Barkman
Arthur Kalbfleisch
Edward Sheets
Leonard
Freight brakeman killed in Burrillville accident
In Burrillville at Oakland Center freight brakeman Fred A. Riley twenty six was run over by a train and killed instantly. While at work on the cars he mis stepped and fell beneath the wheels. Mrs John Caswell witnessed the accident and notified the train crew. Riley lived in Providence and was not married.
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Providence
R. I
Fred A. Riley
Oakland Center
Burrillville
John Caswell
Riley
Mint Accepted at Philadelphia Amid Ceremony
Secretary Gage today accepted the United States mint in Philadelphia after ceremonies. The building, completed at a cost of more than 2,000,000 dollars, is described as the finest and best equipped of its kind in the world.
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Philadelphia
Gage
United States Mint
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