Speaker Rules On Governor Street Railroad Location Bill
Boston May 6 legislative notes show Luce bill engrossed no division taken and Speaker Myers rules on the governor street railroad location bill. Ways and Means to hear concerns on grade crossing and street railway location bills while public lighting proposals favor towns owning outer plants. Court actions and amendments cited on bond approvals and election law tinkering with Luce and Schofield bills.
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Myers
Boston
Philliph
Desmond
New Bedford
Parker
Ways and Means
Commonwealth
O'Neil
Jones
Public Lighting Committee
Concord and
Boston Street Railway Company
Massachusetts Engineering Company
Street Railway
Mann
Frederic @. Chisholm
Charles S. Sullivan
Messrs. Marshall
Gloucester
Malden
Rogerson
Mansfield and
Leahy
William F. Draper
Grafton & Upton Street Railway Company
Upton Street Railway Company
Milford & U
Gardner
Nantuckt
Schofield
Luce
Newton
Everett
Ivice
Somerville
Mr. Schofield
Steeper
Winthrop
Stearns
Waltham
Sutton
Needham
Garfield
Brockton
Republican State Committee
Underhill
Coulthurst
Kinney
House
Creeley
Belmagnt
Richard L. Gay
The
Leach
Walpole
Cambridgeport Trust Company
Cambridgeport
Brewster
Springfield
O’neil
Donovan
Cambridge
Cambridgeport Trust Co
Frothingham
Drinkwater
Braintree
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Essex County
Reed
Taunton
Taunton Great River
Fall River
Somerset
Senate
Committee On Street Railways
Old Colony Street Railway Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
West End Street Railway Company
Metropolitan Water District
Manning
Worcester
Berry
Suffolk
Middlesex
Committee On Ways and Means
Bliss D. Hamp
J. W. Sullivan
Golden wedding anniversary celebration at Carlisle residence
Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Nickless of Carlisle celebrated their golden wedding last evening at home. They married May 6 1852 in Lowell by Rev William Brewster. Five of seven children attended: Nellie Proctor Lowell Richmond Carlisle Warren Clifford Boston James Webster Somerville and Harry P North Billerica. Clarence Gilman and Sabra Monroe died in 1901 and 1894 respectively. Mr Nickless born Dec 14 1822 in Carlisle was a lifelong farmer and Boston market figure. Mrs Nickless daughter of James Warren and Hannah Wilkins lived through the decades with devoted husband and children.
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Gilman Nickless
Carlisle
Lucy Ann Wilkins
Lowell
William Brewster
Ing
Nellie
Augustus Proctor
Richmond
Warren Clifford
Boston
James Webster
Somerville
Harry P
North Billerica
Clarence Gilman
Sabra
Edwin Monroe
Mr. Nickless
Ezekiel
Rebekah W. Nickless
Nickless
James Warren
Hannah Proctor Wilkins
Debate Over Caucus Reform Bills Sparks Session Shuffle
Lawmakers clash over Luce and Schofield caucus reform proposals with speeches alleging political maneuvering. The House rejects attempts to substitute bills, approves several measures, and returns to routine business amid questions of quorum and procedural moves.
Legislature Adopts Early Adjournment Delay
Folk urged an early adjournment arguing that waiting for full Senate attendance would push passage into next year. The bill was postponed to Thursday and the Senate adjourned.
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Folk
Senate
City Farm Repair Funds Blocked In Tie Vote
Debate over a $10,000 repair plan for the city farm ended in a 11 to 11 tie, with members split on reducing the appropriation to $5,000. Supporters urged immediate action to improve deplorable farm conditions while opponents cited cost and questioned the project’s priority. Casey gave notice of reconsideration at the next meeting as the council adjourned.
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Gillow
Pickering
Welch
Hilliard
Lowell
Laporte
Casey
Wyman
Appropriations Committee
City Farm
Yeas
Fairweather
Grant
Greenwood
Henderson
Hill
Legare
Roche
Swan
Nays
Cronan
Dillon
Donahoe
Finnerty
Fontaine
Little
Palm
Pinder
Worcester
Special Aldermen Session Draws Jurors
The board of aldermen met in a special session to draw jurors. Present were Aldermen Badger Carmichael Brown Barton and O Sullivan. At 8 20 PM Badger ordered the draw and names were listed including Sax Harris Scrognan Fowler Coleman Crowell Farrington McIlholm Brown and Little. The meeting adjourned at 8 35 PM on motion by O Sullivan.
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Board of Aldermen
Badger
Carmichael
Brown
Barton
O'Sullivan
Alderman Badger
Alderman Carmichael
Robert G. Sax
Appleton Street
George H. Harris
Blossom Street
Nicholas Scrognan
Pleasant Street
George L. Fowler
Middlesex Street
Patrick Coleman
Colburn Street
Albert Crowell
Rogers Street
Charles E. Farrington
Webster Street
William H. Mc&lholm
High Street
Benjamin G. Brown
Westford Street
John Little
Alderman O'Sullivan
Murphy Faults Civil Service Review Over Swill Charges
Murphy argued the commission misreads the charges and would hurt the civil service system. Knapp testified the city began charging for swill in 1897, never giving it away since, and that Murphy is unfit for civil service, urging removal from the eligible list. The hearing closed as the commission took the case under advisement.
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Murphy
Knapp
Lowell
Civil Service
Special Drive Sale at Old Reliable Safe Place to Trade
Ninety dozen boys and girls double knee stockings priced at 19c a pair. Special drive offers two pairs for 25c for sizes 6 to 9 1 2. Also 50 dozen ladies Jersey vests in high and low neck styles 2 for 25c. Hurry to the store advertised as the Old and Reliable Safe Place to Trade for bargains daily.
Castosria Beara the Kind You Have Always Bought
The notice notes a signature related to Castosria Beara and remarks on the phrase you have always bought. It presents a formal query about authenticity and proposes verification of the stated signature. The text references a signature line and implies a concern over repeated assurances associated with the name.
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Castosria
Beara
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