Boston Letter on Statute Consolidation and Local Politics
Special political dispatch from Boston explains the consolidation committee's sessions on codifying public statutes, member assignments, and August sessions to refine amendments. It notes Hutchinson’s election as Republican city committee president and forecasts quiet state ticket activity with potential council shifts and a Watson‑Dean Lowell-Malden link.
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Boston
General Court
Frederick W. Hurd
Chas. W. Clifford
Charles N. Harris
Senate
Soule
Beacon Hill
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Hutchinson
Boston and
Bates
House
J.r. Hutchinson
John Marno
Hart
Collins
Crane
Col
William A. Gaston
Col. Gaston
McNary
Democratic State Committee
Gaston
Senators up for January requalification list with several names
The article lists half the Senate likely to be ready for qualification in January. Names from Suffolk include Howland Mahoney Fitzgerald Codman Dowd Porter Nutt Jones Williams Fletcher Wood Sparks. Middlesex mayors include Sparks. Worcester names Blodgett Day. Hampshire Morse Hampden Marsh. Suffolk Currier Clancy Sullivan. Bristol Holt Soule. Cape Combers Luscomb. Harrington Worcester potentially. Attwill of Lynn is looking.
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Senate
Howland
Mahoney
Fitzgerald
Codman
Dowd
Suffolk
Porter
Essex
Nutt
Jones
Williams
Fletcher
Wood
Sparks
Middlesex
Manning, Blodgett
Day
Worcester
Morse
Hampshire
Marsh
Hampden
Sprague
Holt and Soule
Bristol
Essex County DA race and local political reshuffle outlined
The text discusses Essex County district attorney race prospects and confirms contests by ex representatives Carleton and Howe for Senator Butler. It notes a Bridgewater man aiming to replace Chamberlain and William H. Felker seeking Senator Post’s seat. It mentions James J. ers likely returning to the House as Speaker.
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Essex County
Carleton and
Howe
Haverhill
Butler
Bridgewater
Lynn Night Watchman Charged After Bank Assault
Herman BE. Stone of Lynn, 45, a night watchman, is under arrest on assault charges after Rose McDermott, 40, severely bruised and in critical condition at Lynn hospital, was found injured in the National City bank basement. Police traced the injuries to a fight. Stone admits the woman was in the bank but says he ousted her for drunkenness and denies any assault. Stone to appear in police court tomorrow morning.
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Lynn
Herman BE. Stone
Rose McDermott
Lynn Hospital
McDermott
Stone
Market Street
National City Bank
Oxford
Market Streets
John Clark
Bank
Wilson
Bartlett
Head-On Collision Delays MB Railroad Trains Near Waltham
A head on collision on the Central Massachusetts division of the B M R R near Waltham halves two freight locomotives and wrecks two cars after a Wayland local and an extra westbound freight collide near Linden street. Engineers and firemen escaped, wrecking crews cleared debris by 9 p m, with losses in the thousands.
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Waltham
Central Massachusetts
Lyman
Linden Streets
Waltham Station
Wayland Local
Hawkins
Lyman Street
Linden Street
R. A. Abell
Dangerous use of strong laxatives warns readers
Early health advice cautions against pills and bitter waters that quickly irritate the mucous lining of the stomach and bowels. It recommends Carlsbad Sprudel Water, noting its solvent and stimulating action without irritation, with Carlsbad Salt added for best morning relief. Obtain the genuine imported article from ElsNger & Mendelson Co of New York as sole U.S. agents.
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Carlsbad
Mary Baker Eddy Addresses Boston Christian Science Followers
Thousands attend at the Mother Church as Mary Baker Eddy delivers her annual message. John W. Reeder reads the message. Eddy asserts Church growth, healing claims, and biblical foundation while denying posthumous influence. About 10,000 attend and 21,631 communicants are cited. International followers join in a frame response.
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Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Mrs. Eddy
Eddy
Murder Suicide in Great Barrington Tragedy
In Great Barrington on June 22 the bodies of William Barnes aged 54 and his wife aged 45 were found in their home. Deputy Sheriff Douglas and neighbor Albert Hayward discovered the nude, throat cut bodies, with weapons sharpened on a stone nearby. The couple had lived apart from Friday morning and had married about four years ago.
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Great Barrington
William Barnes
Barnes
Tragic suicide of Mrs Mary Conroy in Boston home
In Boston on June 23 Mrs Mary Conroy was found dead by hanging in the cellar of her West Ninth street home. Police say she had threatened suicide amid a period of illness. She leaves a husband.
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Boston
Mary Conroy
West Ninth Street
Dartmouth President Praises Moral Attitude Toward Responsibility
President Tucker at Dartmouth college delivers a baccalaureate sermon on the growing burden of youth with heavy responsibilities. He urges 1901 graduates to oppose injustice, show sympathy, and walk in humility as they enter high positions.
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Hanover
N. H
Tucker
Dartmouth College
Weymouth Water Superintendent Arrested for Embezzlement
Weymouth June 23 Inspectors arrested George J Ries superintendent of the water works on a Quincy district court warrant sworn by Town Treasurer Stetson charging embezzlement of 1800 of water department funds He was jailed and declined bail arraignment set for tomorrow The arrest follows a report showing about 600 in water rates uncollected amidst the water department finances
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Weymouth
Fitzgerald and
Butler
George J. Ries
Humphrey
District Court
Quincy
Stetson
Water Department
Died From Fright During Thunder Storm
Manchester New Hampshire June 23 a severe midnight thunder storm caused Mrs Richard Be Class aged 50 living in the Globe block on Hanover street to die from fright.
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Manchester
N. H
Richard BE
Globe Block
Hanover Street
Jubilee Fishing Schooner Goes Ashore at Rockport
Gloucester reports the fishing schooner Jubilee ran ashore in a squall and dense fog at Rockport. The vessel's condition is unknown and a tug has been dispatched to assist.
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Gloucester
Jubilee
Rockport
Steamer Winifred Damaged in Dense Fog Collision
In Boston on June 23 a steamer named Winifred at anchor in quarantine was struck by an unknown vessel in thick fog. The impact damaged her stern above the water line.
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Boston
Winifred
Visitors 18 Camp Near Framingham Draws 2000
Framingham June 23 Visitors day at the First Brigade camp drew fully 2000 people. Morning inspections followed by religious services, despite a thunderstorm. An evening dress parade at 5 pm featured the Sixth Infantry and Second regiment. Field maneuvers with Brig. Gen. Matthews planned near Hunneweil estate in Wellesley and Millis, Monday and Tuesday. Gov. Crane to review on Friday. camp ends Saturday after breakfast.
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South Framingham
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Matthews
Hunneweil
Wellesley
Millis
BE. P. Clark
Second Infantry
Crane
Criterion Issued July Number Features Renowned Authors
The July issue showcases high quality short stories and essays by Kate Up son Clark Elliott Peake A B Thomas Stephen MacKenna and James Huneker with pieces on Rodin Holmes and Pan-American Expo gardening. Also notes Ledger Monthlies and Ainslee's Summer Tales plus a Good Housekeeping column by Mrs. Bradley Gilman on neglected husbands.
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Leslie's Monthly
Grand River
Michigan
Lake Michigan
I. A. Hourwich
Gethsemani
Eden Philpotts
Elbertson
The
Criterion
Kate Upson Clark
Bermuda
Maré Elliott Peake
Pineville
Tompkins
A. BE. Thomas
Anne Throop
Edgar
F. Maurice Newton
Charles Henry Meltzer
Free Siagers
New York
Honore Balzac
James Huneker
Richard Burton
Albert Bigelow Paine
Carolyn Wells
Madison Cawein
John Vance Cheney
Criterion Publication Co
East 21St Street
New York City
Bradley Gilman
Good Housekeeping
A World Where Women See Competition as Battle
The remark laments a view that many see no path to advancement but by besting others, noting women especially prone to interpreting life’s struggle as a ruthless contest where rivals must be downed to rise.
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