Cuban Reciprocity Debate Sparks Senate Fight
In Washington on June 27 a sharp Senate dispute over Cuban reciprocity erupted as Teller of Colorado condemned a sugar interests driven push. Platt of Connecticut defended reciprocity as a plain duty while warning annexation threats and urging close US Cuba ties. The day also saw district laws, public monuments, McKinley address printing, and other routine measures advanced.
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Washington
Senate
Teller
Colorado
Senate Committee On
Cuba
American Sugar Refining Company
Platt
Connecticut
United States
Republic
District of Columbia
House
Alexander
New York
Cannon
Messrs
Illinois
Barney
Wisconsin
Livingston
Georgia
Secretary of War
Cooper
Payne
Crumpacker
Indiana
Jones
Virginia
Maddox
Mitchell
Ore
Oregon
Congress
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Coast
Portland
Mr. Platt
Conn
Mr. Teller
Great American Sugar Trust
Allison
Horton Vs. Butler
Missouri
War relic relieves misery after illness in Spanish American War
Charles J. Draper of South Shaftsbury Vermont recalls a painful relic from his service in Company D Fourth Pennsylvania during the Spanish American War. A friend suggested Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and after two months of use he recovered. The pills are advertised as a remedy for blood and nerve weakness with a list of conditions they claim to cure. Available from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY.
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Charles J. Draper
South Shaftsbury
Pennsylvania
Mr. Draper
Georgia
Porto Rico
Dr. Williams
Debated Report on Butler's Seat in Legislature
The minority urged declaring the seat vacant while Mr Butler was deemed lawfully elected by the report. Three hours of debate were allowed with Smith Iowa and Bartholdi Mo for the majority and Bowie Ala for the minority. A vote was scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Messrs. Smith
Iowa
Bartholdi
Mr. Bowie
Ala
Coronation Observed At Sea By New England Passengers
The Dominion line steamer New England sighted King Edward VII’s coronation day at sea yesterday and learned of the illness and postponement upon docking today. A 21 gun salute and evening fireworks marked the celebration aboard.
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Boston
Dominion Line
New England
Edward
Spaniards Welcome America, Enthusiastic Spain Mission
In a communication from Dr. F. E. Clark in Spain, the United Society president reports strong friendly sentiment toward America. Influential Spaniards said some cities would have opened gates during the late war if American fleets had appeared. Endeavorers in Spain sent hearty greetings to their American counterparts and spoke warmly of the United States.
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Boston
Christian Endeavor
F. E. Clark
United Society
Spain
Clark
America
Bargain on Men's Fancy Under Shirts at Pollard Company
Basement department offers about 240 undershirts in narrow fancy stripe, regular 50c value, now 29c each. All sizes and colors available. Advertisement includes testimonial: Dean's Ointment cured leg itching for C. W. Lenhart of Bowling Green.
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A. G. Pollard & Co
Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
TextileInvestigation Gets New Beacon Hill Panel
On Beacon Hill an Access Committee is appointed to examine the textile inquiry. In Boston the Legislature neared prorogation as the executive council adjourned to 11 tomorrow. The subway bill went to the Governor after engrossment. Tomorrow reappointments await for transit commissioners Croker and Allen. failure would have ended the commission July 1.
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Boston
Boston Transit Commission
G. G. Croker
H. S. Allen
Boston House Debates Subway Bill Reconsideration Vote
In the morning sessions Mr. Quinn of Boston moved to reconsider the vote on the conference committee report for the Boston subway bill. The House refused to reconsider by voice vote. Debate centered on concurrence with the Senate amendment to an order for textile factory investigations and related actions on primary election and probate court bills.
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House
Quinn
Boston
Myers
Senate
Messrs
Callender
Donahue
Fall River
Hayes
Lowell
Committee On Conference
Conference Committee
Nightingale
Messrs. Schofield of
Maiden
Bemis
Foxboro
Messrs. Donahue
Ross
New Bedford
Bartlett
Pittsfield
Jackno
Dean
Wakeeld
Luce
Somerville
Messrs. Adams
Melrose
Bullock
Reed
Taunton
Neponset River Valley
Committee On Public Health
Physician correspondent praises local hair preparations
A few weeks after a letter from a U S Immigration Service physician in New York City praised Rhodes' Dandruff Cure and Astringent Hair Lotion, two well known hair preparations made in this city receive similar attention from the same physician.
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U.S. Immigration Service
New York City
Rhodes
Sanitation bill debates shape readings in House
The House voted to suspend the rules for readings of a sanitary stations bill. Amendments to limit scope were rejected. Brockton and Medford were focal points in motions. The House refused Senate amendments on State House grounds and set a conference committee. A recess committee on Donahue order was named, and Scarboro harbor report urged Senate recede and concur. adjournment followed at 5 10 pm.
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McKinley
Senate
House
Messrs. Lodge
Allison
Iowa
Culberson
Texas
Committee On Territories
Hancock
Brockton
Nines Deane
Brookline
Bullock
New Bedford
Williams
Medford
State House
Messrs. Schofield
Malden
Ward
Buckland
Bemis
Foxboro
Donahue
Scarboro Harbor
Senate Amends Textile Labor Order and Baking Powder Bill
Discussion centers on visibility of the proposed work with adjournment set for 10.30. Senate Marsley wins a vote insisting on amendments to the textile labor investigation order and declining a conference committee. Bliss’ motion to reconsider is defeated 9 to 12 while the amendments to the baking powder bill are approved 15 to 8.
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House
Marsley
Senate
Bliss
Japanese Visitors Tour U S Business Sights
Baron Bichi Shibu sawa and party tour the United States visiting the American Waltham Watch plant in Waltham and Lynn shoe shops after arriving from New York. They also visit the Boston chamber of commerce while ladies tour Harvard and the Boston Art Museum. Foley's Kidney Cure ad follows.
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Boston
Bichi Shibusawa
New York
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham
Lynn
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Harvard
Boston Art Museum
Senate actions include highway and harbor bills and approvals
The Senate engrossed bills to improve State House grounds and tax apportionment and increased hospital trustees. It adopted recess committee orders 22 to 9, with several senators voting no. Conference reports on subway and revised laws were accepted, and bills on Scorton Harbor and Neponset river received amendments and approvals totaling several thousand dollars.
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Senate
State House
Massachusetts Hospital
Bliss
Chandler
Dean
Dyer
Gaylord
Jones
Marsh
Munroe
Sprague
Williams
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Nye
Ways and Means
J. F. Porter
Berry
Conference Committee
House
Luce
Conference
Scorton Harbor
Sandwich
Neponset River
Harbor and Land Commission
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Sen. Teller
Fort Greene
Brooklyn
N. Y
Beecham
Columbia Ladies
Imperial
Columbia
Chain
Hartford
Gentlemen’s Bicycles
Rambler
King
Stormer
the Thompson Hardware CO
Merrimack Street
DERBY
Adams Hardware & Paint Co
Iptician
GEO
G. Rogers
Draper
Dominion
Iil
Beacon Hill
Uncle Sam
U. S. Immigration Service
New York, N. Y
Arthur Rhodes
H. B. Stearns, M. D
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Ictors
Wholesale
State Street
C. F. Hatch & CO
Church Street
Woonsocket
Pawtucket
Chicago
Lowell Rubber CO
Central Street
Kodak
Eastman
New England Optical Co
C. T. Saul & Co
Merrimack ST
St. Anne’s Church
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. F. Careter
THE
Trae
OR. J. F. True & CO
Auburn, Me
True
Armour’s
Ge G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
Lakeview Park
D.L. Page Company
Diane
Prcnis
Hibbard
Lakeview Theatre
Joseph J. Flynn
May Evans
William Deveaux
Frank Loudan
Lathrope and Telman’s
All Star Vaudeville Co
Pinehurst Park
Billerica
O’connor
AL Lawrence
Madge and
Morton
Nellie V. Parker
Rice Bros
Britton
Monseur Kartpelui
Newton
Lexington
Boston St
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Mass
India
Biscuit
Caleb L. Smith
Grogery
Middlesex St
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
D. P. Knowlton
Prescott Street
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