Senate Passes Textile School Resolve and Pension Bill
Boston March 13. Senate action includes passage of the Lowell textile school resolve to be enacted and a bill authorizing the city to pension a former police officer. A heating and ventilating plant for the textile school was ordered to a third reading. Various committee reports and petitions were received or withdrawn, including liquor law items and tax petitions, with activity across public lighting and harbor matters.
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Senate
Thomas Ingalls
Boston
Cheney
Fletcher
Boynton
Lowell
Mann
Committee On Cities
Fall River
Boston Citizens’ Association
Boston Aldermen
Licensing Board
George J. Raymonda
Boston Electric Lighting Companies
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Gamaliel Bradford
House
M. J.sullivan
Jackson
Richard H. Foley
C. W. Rowley
Courtenay Guild
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as La Grippe remedy
The article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an effective preventive for La Grippe and catarrh. It cites Rev. L. E. Palmer of Ceresco Michigan praising the product and states tablets can be taken hourly for two to three days to avert pneumonia and complications. It claims the tablets are harmless antiseptics without cocaine opiate or poisons and suitable for frequent use by those with catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
L. E. Palmer
Ceresco
Mich
House postpones adverse report on clerk salary petition
The adverse report on the petition by William Pond and others for an increase in the salary of the clerk of the third district court of southern Worcester was postponed to Tuesday next on motion of Mr. Osgood of Hopedale. The House adjourned.
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Osgood
Hopedale
Public Service Committee
William @. Pond
Third District Court
Southern
Worcester
Worcester mayor salary bill and traffic rail bill debate
The committee on cities reported favorably a bill to set Worcester mayoral salary at up to 5000 dollars, replacing the prior 3000. Petitions on Boston Copley square height, Melrose charter changes, and railroad bond taxation were withdrawn or debated. A plan to improve Bass River channel, boost Metropolitan Park funds, and re submit Haverhill charter passed. Senator Fletcher questioned Boynton grade crossing abolition hearing adequacy. How argued rail freight fears. side bill tabled. crossing reform urged. The bill was rejected by 5 to 21.
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Committee On Cities
Worcester
Boston
Copley Square
Melrose
Board of Aldermen
Bass River
Dennis
Yarmouth
Metropolitan Park Commission
Haverhill
Lowell Textile School
Commonwealth
Fletcher
Middlesex
E. Moody Boynton
Boyntom
Bliss
Hampden
How
Essex
St Patrick's Day Parade Arrangements Formed
Final plans for the St Patrick's Day parade were announced by Chief Marshal Charles H Molloy. About 2000 in line with seven divisions and designated rosters. parade forms Clark Common Salem streets and moves along Salem Adams Liberty route starting 11 am.
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Charles H. Molloy
Salem Street
Common Street
Marshal Brother Mathews
St. Patrick's School
Brother Mathews
Marshal
Bowers Street
William Barry
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
Common
Clark
Salem Streets
Salem
Adams
Liberty
Fraternal groups mark anniversaries with supper in Centralville
Fraternal and civic groups gathered last night across Centralville. The Fraternal Centralville lodge of Odd Fellows hosted a supper for over 200 in the hall with J A Evans as caterer. George H Taylor spoke on the lodge history, and Henry Myers gave impersonations with Kittredge’s Orchestra providing tunes.
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Centralville
Kittredge
R. L. Stevens
J. W. Stewart
L. C. Hall
A. H. Cluer
Charles Parker
Fred Fleming
John Chandler
John Peabody
Hughes Held on Charge of Stealing Team
John Hughes was arrested Tuesday in Lowell on suspicion of stealing a team and committed to Lawrence jail without arraignment in police court. He was indicted by the grand jury before arrest, a capias issued, and his case will be called at the next sitting of the superior criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Lowell
Lawrence
Capias
Superior Criminal Court
Semper Fidelis Concert at Goreham Street Methodist
The Semper Fidelis class of the Sunday school held a benefit concert for the new building fund in Goreham Street Methodist church halls. The program featured piano solos, songs, readings, banjo and violin numbers, vocal duets, club swinging, piano duets, and a grand finale impersonating an American seaman by several performers.
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Goreham Street Methodist Church
New Building Fund
Richard Holgate
Alice Leith
Fitzpatrick Shoes on Sale at Pollard Basement
Merrimack street displays showcase Fitzpatrick shoes in all sizes and widths. Footwear includes box calf vid kid wax calf and patent leather. Regular retail values range from 3.50 to 5.00 dollars per pair. The sale begins tomorrow Friday at 1.98 dollars per pair with your choice, in the basement department of A. G. Pollard & Co.
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Merrimack Street
Burdock Blood Bitters Advertised for Distress Skin Diseases
A historical sales blurb touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a quick and permanent remedy for crofula salt rheum erysipelas and other eruptive skin diseases by claiming cleansing and purifying effects.
Depew Speech Amid Cable Debate In Congress
In Washington March 12 the post office bill debate continued in the House with clashes between Corliss of Michigan and Richardson of Alabama over the Pacific cable. Richardson accused Corliss of bias while Corliss attacked the cable monopoly and questioned motives behind government action.
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Washington
House
Corliss
Michigan
Richardson
Alabama
Gardner
New Jersey
Dougherty
Missouri
United
Ress Gallery
Gorliss
Clark
Western Union Telegraph Co
Commercial Cable Company
Greene
Pennsylvania
United States
Philippines
Payne
New York
Glenn
Vreeland
Sherman
Gillett
Alexander
Ryan
Ship subsidy bill dominates Senate debate in Washington
In Washington on March 12 the ship subsidy bill dominated Senate proceedings. Senator McCumber of North Dakota argued the bill’s protective benefits for agriculture, while Senator Depew of New York analyzed pros and cons and highlighted the need for American ships to operate under the American flag amid rival subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Depew
New York
Committee On Commerce
Mr. Depew
NOW BUILD YOURSELF UP Dr Greene’s Nervara remedy ad
Spring weakness and rheumatism are urged away by Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. The testimonial claims the medicine purifies blood fortifies nerves and restores health, with a Boston physician offering free consultation and a home purchase option.
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Earth
Dr. Greene
Hawaii Silver Coin Redemption Bill Passed
In the debate a plan to build ships in competition with foreign yards was discussed as a few bills passed, notably one authorizing the redemption of Hawaiian silver coins and their substitution with American silver coins.
Belmont residents oppose Battles Home site in Belmont street
A Belmont street petition to Rev A St John Chambre expresses strong opposition to locating the Battles Home for Aged Men at No 15 Belmont street Lowell Mass. Residents argue the site is too small for a suitable home and would harm surrounding property values asking relocation funded by the site’s income.
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Belmont Street
Battles Home For
A. St. John Chambre
D. D
Battles “Home
Lowell
Mass
Belmont
Ethan A. Smith
William H. Hope
A. B. Woodworth, Jr
George L. Hooper
Elizabeth Livingston
Edwin Ll. Fletcher
Charles T. Rowland
Andrew J. Halpin
E. Victor Bigelow
C. H. Hanson
H. P
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway praised for service
The piece extols the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway as top in gas comfort speed and punctuality. It claims Uncle Sam recognizes its daily cargo movement and reliability across the East and West, highlighting its enduring position in transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Sam Hho
Picture Framing and Cold Remedies Ad
An old notice promotes framing pictures and offers Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy for colds. It highlights framing services at a corner shop near Jon and errimack streets and cautions that small colds can become serious.
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Jon
Errimack
Dr. Wood
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Chas
Lillian
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Boston Branch Grocery
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