Great Socialist Victory on Beacon Hill in Senate
Boston May 23 The Senate rejected the Fales resolution calling for reciprocity with Canada amid a busy legislative day. The House refused to reconsider its abutters' law rejection and postponed the blasting bill. The Carey resolve to amend the constitution to allow voter submission of pending questions was debated as the session closed a strenuous week.
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Boston
Senate
House
Military Affairs Committee
Collins
General Court
Assembly debates on town records and civic reform
House reports favor preservation of town records before 1350 and sewerage works for Nashua river watershed Clinton. Debates include liquor law reconsideration, city permit authority on blasting, parade rules for youths, caucus ballot positions by lot, and a constitutional amendment initiative allowing direct voter action. Carey’s initiative and opposition to substitute a resolve end with a narrow roll call and adjournment.
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Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Nashua
Clinton
Donahue
Fall River
Collins
Boston
Messrs
Keith
Brockton
Newton
Everett
Adams
Melrose
Benjamin A. Ham
Committee On
Mr. Vinson
Satchelder
Haverhill
Messrs. Quinn, Duff and Adams
Committee On Public Health
Carey
General Court
United States
Plymouth Rock
Fall of
Malden
Messrs. MacCartney
Rockland
Jackson
Senate actions include salaries and financing measures
Senator Manning of Worcester under suspension of the rules proposed paying the widow of the late Judge Hopkins the year's remaining salary of 4001.36 dollars. The towns committee reported a Winchester indebtedness bill for 125000 dollars for a high school and other school needs. Engrossed bills establish the South Deerfield Water Company, limit employment of women and minors to fixed schedules, raise salaries for Suffolk county assistant district attorneys, and increase the Plymouth county sheriff’s salary. A state representation at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition was also engrossed. Senator Skinner of Middlesex spoke against the measures.
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Senate
Manning
Worcester
Hopkins
Committee On Towns
Winchester
South Deerfield Watermpany
Suffolk County
Plymouth County
Skinner
Middlesex
Real Estate Brisk Week Shows Strong Prices at Auction
Real estate activity in Belvidere shows robust demand and good prices as Fort Hill syndicate auctions draw many bidders. Four lots owned by Dr. R E Bell at Oaklands peak attract attention with elevated, scenic site and a walnut grove.
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Belvidere
Fort Hill
Conant
Rogers Street
Fort Hill Park
R. E. Bell
Oaklands
Lowell
Dimon
Lowell Normal School
Trade Review and Cotton Crop Advices Good
New York May 23 Bradstreet outlook notes broadly favorable crop reports boosting retail demand for cotton and grain. Labor unrest mainly local besides anthracite strike raising coal costs and auto idle. Eastern dry goods markets quiet. woolen strikes near settlement. shipments and activity mixed across regions with some gains in hardware and shoes amid ongoing industrial changes.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Bradstreet
Chicago
St. Louis
Johann Hoff's Extract Promises Strength and Vitality
A vintage advertising pitch extols Johann Hoff's Extract as a universal tonic for weakness digestion and blood health. It cites doctors from Garrison Hospital in Austria and U S physicians claiming convalescence catarrh digestion and nerve strength benefits and notes the product's long history since 1847 amid imitators.
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Johann Hoff
Ischitz
Kaiser
Imperial Hospital
Garrison Hosital
Agram
Austria
Walter W. Naylor
South 16Th Street
Philadelphia
Eisner & Men
Delson CO
New York
Massachusetts Senate Debates Reciprocity and Corporate Legislation
The Massachusetts Senate debated reciprocity with Canada with dissent from a Federal relations committee member who urged state focus. Fales and Foster supported resolutions and war-ship construction points, while Nye and others opposed duties on iron and steel. The session saw votes on preferred stock, amendments, and an adjournment after orders.
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Canada
Congress
Fales
Norfolk
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Foster
Gloucester
Senate
United States
Washington
Joint High Commission
Howland
Suffolk
Jones
Middlesex
Nye
Cape
Bliss
Hampden
Special Commission
Frost
Essex
Massachusetts
Marsh
Fitzgerald
Japanese Finance Chief in U S for 100 Million Loan Prospects
Count Matsukata prime minister of finance and the Japanese finance minister are in the United States seeking a 100 million dollar loan to build ships railways and mine operations in Japan. The Belgian attache Theophile Gollier confirmed the mission detailing accompanying officials and early travel notes through Canada and major U S cities.
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Seattle
Wash
Matsukata
Japan
United States
Theophile Gollier
Tokio
Gollier
Count Matsukata
Y. Fukai
Bank of Japan
Tanegro Megata
Bureau of Taxation
Department of Finance
S. Koba
Victoria
B. C
Jas. J. Hill
St. Paul
Chicago
New York
Washington
Quincy
Henry L. Higginson
Eliot
S. Hamlin
England
Eleven-Unit Block Planned in Chelmsford Street
David Kirkind eyes a three tenement block on Chelmsford Street part of the former French estate. Elizabeth Fox sold to Mary E. Boyle a two tenement house and 2400 feet on Marion Street for 2900 dollars via C. M. Potter. Runels building at Gorham and Central advances. Welch Danahy plumbing contract set. A new Catholic church is reportedly possible for Pawtucketville, with D. J. Murphy taking an interest.
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David Kirkind
Chelmsford Street
Arnold Byam
C. M. Potter
Elizabeth Fox
Mary E. Boyle
Marion Street
C. M. Potter Runels
Gorham
Central Street
Blodk
Welch & Danahy
Pawtucketville
D. J. Murphy
Real estate transfers in Lowell and nearby areas
Rebecca Sussihan transfers land with buildings on Aiken Street to Sarah Goldman for $1. Florence Hildreth Nesmith and Roena Palmer sell land on Ludlam Street to Simeon Lagasse for $1. Louis Emile Laliberte and wife to J W Bennett for land with buildings on Cumberland Road for $1. Hannah A Wright to Michael D Yor- on Cumberland Road likely incomplete sale.
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Rebecca Sussihan
Sarah Goldman
Aiken Street
Florence Hildreth Nesmith
Rowena Palmer
Simeon Lagasse
Ludlam Street
Louis Emile Laliberte
Etux
J. W. Bennett
Cumberland Road
Hannah A. Wright
Michael D. Yor
Land transfers and parcels across multiple towns
A compilation of real estate transfers listing grantors grantees and parcels. Transactions include land and buildings on various streets in towns such as Billerica Chelmsford Tyngsboro Dracut Westford Wilmington Tewksbury and Dunstable with prices largely at $1 and occasional higher amounts like 733 for Gerrish avenue and 1050 for Randolph street. Notable names include Hannah A. Wright Mary E. Sawyer James Wood Alice Fay and Frank Trefry among others.
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Elizabeth Fox
Mary FE. Boyle
Union Street
Edward E. Puffer
Hattie . M. Campbell
Coburn Street
James E. Dugdale
Mary Langley
Randolph Street
Samuel P. Pike
Albert G. Thompson
Bartlett Street
William H. Whitman
Mary FE. Sawyer
Lincoln Street
Wilmington
Charles W. Moulton
Lawrence FE. Swain
Tewksbury
Cyrielle Nadeau
Joseph Christman
Riverside Park
Frank H. Lane
Mary E. Sawyer
Artistic Picture Framing Takes Fresh Spring Mouldings
G. C. Prince & Son announce new spring mouldings now in stock with a full line of frames. Prices on the new moulding are extremely low and prices for all classes of work are available. The shop emphasizes personal attention and inspection on every frame, large or small, reflecting the firm’s established reputation for fine work.
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G. C. Prince & Son
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Beacon Hill
Mann
THE
Beecham
King Christian
Denmark
Johann Heff
United Shoe Machinery Co
Trade Review
Committee On Industry
Atherton
Edward Cawley
Dracut
Lowell & Pelham Electric Road
Pelham Center
F. M. Woodbury
Pelham Centre
John J. Gray
Ayer City
Bennetville
Col. J. W. Bennett
Mr. Grey
R. E. Wilson
F. H. Barclay
D. L. Page
Whitter & McDonald
North Chelmsford
Salman Sirk
Merrimack Corporation
Mr. Sirk
East Merrimack
Stackpole Street
Bridge
Trench Street
Sirk
Count Ito
Clain Facts
State Street
Evary Garmant
New York Cloak and Suit Co
John Street
Eureka Opal
Thompson Hardware Company
Merrimack Street
Fred C. Miller
Robert G. Bartlett
Billings Street
Nancy M. Lang
Eugene G. Russell
Linwood Street
Edward H. Nichols
Etul
William Street
Woonsocket Institute For Savings
Billerica
Coutney Faulcon
Frank Trefry
Arthur W. Allen
Francis A. D. Singhi
Andover Street
David W. Fitch
Crawford Burnham
Chelmsford
John M. Fiske
James A. Waldken
Homer C. Ladd
Alice S. Fay
Royal L. Stevens
Tyngsboro
Paul Payette
Dunstable
Frances H. Cummings
Nelson J&. Nelson
Amar A. Flint
Lottie T. Flint
Kearsarge Slope
John J. Donovan
Odell Mercier
Gerrish Avenue
Westford
Frank E. Miller
James A. Walkden
John Callaghan
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
W. 1. S Bartlett
J. B. Goopwin
T Thorndike ST
Courier-Citizen
Theatre Tremont Theate
Prince Pilsen
Pixley
Luders
King Dodo
Biltmore
Caleb L. Smith
Bostch Branch
Middlesex St
Pearson's Drug Store
Central St
Col. Appleton
G. G
Wm. Nichols & Co
McKissock Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Midiand Street
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
Cutter
Sherwicd
Taylor, C. F
Whiskies
Aarvard Haup-Stocz and
LAGER
A. F. Roach
Harvard
T. H Boyle & CO
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