Speaker Myers Breaks Gavel On Picketing Bill Stand
Special correspondence from Boston notes Speaker Myers, who relinquished the gavel to Representative Newton, explained his opposition to the Carey picketing bill and signaled willingness to reconsider with amendments. The debate highlighted labor versus capital tensions and the role of direct versus representative government in the measure.
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Donahue
Fail River
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Brookline
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Ipswich
Sleeper
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Mills
Fall River
Brigham
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Haverhilll
Committee On Ways and Means
Harbor and Land Commission
Concord River
Billerica
Messrs
Cunningham
Gloucester
Hancock
Brockton
Bemis
Foxboro
Canada
Jackson
McNary
Mr. Jackson
General Court
Roll Call Vote On Amendment And Reading Ordered
Roll call shows 63 years to 65 nays on the amendment. The Jackson amendment failed 14 to 65. House voted 46 to 75 to refuse to order the resolve to a third reading. Carey roll call yielded 45 to 53 against ordering the resolve to a third reading.
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Carey
Senate votes and recalls mark Boston legislation session
Senator Sprague presided as the Senate debated the ballot by lot proposal, rejected a recall of a Boston damages bill for George Farwell, and adjourned toward further work on the Luce direct nomination bill. Amendments failed 8 to 22, and the bill was referred to the next General Court.
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Suffolk
Ballo
Jones
Middlesex
Boston
George R. Farwell
New Haven
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Russell
L. C. Southard
Farwell
Luce
General Court
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Chelsea
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Apsey
Chandler
Harvell
Holt
Nye
Williams
Wood
M. J. Sullivan
Committee On Probate and Chancery
J. A. Sullivan
Committee On the Judiciary
G. S. Achorn
Westminster
Merrimack River
Haverhill
Glendon Club Opens Camp Harvest at Varnum's Landing
The Glendon club opened the camping season at Varnum's Landing last night in their new camp Harvest. This marks the fourth season for this group of merry campers as they begin seasonal activities.
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Varnum’s Landing
Glendon
Trolley Party at Var num's Landing Given by Brussels Weavers
The Brussels Weavers union held a sociable at Var num's Landing last night with about 150 couples attending. The Columbus orchestra provided the music and the organizing officers included General manager Robert Burns and assistants Thomas Nickerson William H Shields and William Conway with aides Peter Donnelly William Hunt Joseph Callagher Bernard Kane and Hugh Thomas.
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Brussels Weavers’ Union
Varnum’s Landing
Columbian Orchestra
Robert Burns
Thomas Nickerson
William H. Shields
William Conway
Peter Donnelly
William Hunt
Joseph Callagher
Bernard Kane
Hugh Thomas
Glendons Members Plan Summer Gathering at River Resort
The Glendons president Fred C. Brown and members held a summer headquarters event at the Landing. An evening program featured vocal and instrumental performances followed by refreshments. Members listed include secretary Henry J. Murray treasurer Walter A. Hodgman and others.
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the Landing
Down-The-River
Fred C. Brown
Henry J. Murray
Walter A. Hodgman
John M. Stanton
George G. Paine
Cornelius McCarthy
George LeClaire
Daniel Wholly
William LeClaire
John Hennessey
George Goodwin
M. D. Brown
L. A
Senatorial Probe Details Philippines Camps Policy
Col. A L Wagner testifies before the Senate Philippines committee on two and a half years in the islands. He describes concentration camps with dead lines, claims camps protected natives from ladrones and aided rice collection, notes no shootings if avoidable, and compares American camps to Weyler’s. He says Sumner and Bell followed orders, and reports of torture are often exaggerated.
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Washington
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Col
A. L. Wagner
Philippines
Col. Wagner
Malvar
Weyler
Cuba
Sumner
Bell
Chaffee
Schley Arrives in Bangor for Memorial Day Observance
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley arrives in Bangor with Capt. C Webster Wilson and Congressman Powers. He is greeted by Mayor Engel and council, given the freedom of the city, and guests attend a flag raising at Chapin Park. Speeches follow at Gen J S Smiths residence and a banquet hosted by Mount Moriah chapter.
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Winfield Scott Schley
C. Webster Wilson
Congressman Powers
Boston
Engel
Princinal
Chapin Park
Admiral Schley
Mayor Engel
Gen
J. S. Smith
Guard of Honor
Mount Morriah Royal Arch
Capt. Wilson
Mount Hope Cemetery
City Hall
Cadets listed with ranks and drill winners named
The article lists cadet names and ranks in multiple companies and battalions, noting first prize to Corp. Mark Cole of Company B and second to Corp. Robert Parker of Company E. Prizes were presented by Andrew G. Swapp as part of a school drill event attended by board members, teachers, and officials.
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James J. Morris
Theodore L. Pearson
Ralph B. Saunders
Abraham Goldman
Boyd Putnam
O. Chester Davis
Walter K. Means
Max Grael
Warren Carnock
Grover C. Fels
Herbert Gage
Clarence Bowen
John E. Sexton
Joseph Burns
Edward Gage
Clarence A. Dana
Homer Gerry
Robert Tyrrell
Orrin A. Wing
Philip M. Battles
Francis Mitchell
Arthur Barnes
John Leggatt
Paul A. Grapn
Ralph H. Shattuck
Clarence J. French
Arthur Sullivan
James C. Reilly
Herbert Horne
John Maher
Corp
Mark Cole
Company B
Robert Parker
Andrew G. Swapp
Whitcomb
Lieut
Alexander Greig, Jr
George BE. Worthen
Philip McNulty
Apa Ae
9Th Regiment Infantry
Colby T. Kittredge
6Th Infantry
the Guard
Ambulance Corps
Hapgood H. Fay
Creditors Meet Over A A Flint Debts And Assets
A meeting of creditors in Burke Corbett office Glidden building discussed A A Flints debts and assets. Unsecured debts total 32000 and secured debts 9300 with assets ranging 15000 to 20000. Creditors offered 25 cents on the dollar and appointed Adams as chairman Perhams and Rowland as committee members. Next meeting Monday at 2 pm to decide on bankruptcy or continued negotiation. Creditors object to a claimed 16000 owed to his wife.
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Burke & Corbett
Glidden
Flint
Charles E. Adams
Mr. Perhams of
Tyngsboro
Peter A. Fay
Charlies T. Rowland
Lowell
N. N. Brown
Newbury
Ex-Congressman Charlies A. Hill Dies at 68 in Foliet Ill
Charlies A. Hill former congressman died today in Foliet Illinois at age 68. He served in Congress earlier in his career and left public office years ago. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Foliet, Ill
Charlies A. Hill
Democratic Congress Committee Meets in Washington
Washington May 29 The executive committee of the Democratic Congressional Committee held a lively session exploring preliminary plans and business for the upcoming congressional campaign.
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Washington
Democratic ¢Ngressional Committee
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