Farley Substitutes Senate Inquiry Into Prison Contracts
In a swift shift the House adopted Representative Farley’s substitute order calling the Prison Committee to probe any improper or neglected duties in state prison contracts and any ties to interested parties. The plan includes all prisons and related institutions, and Gov. Greenhalge may have backed a council inquiry if the House hadn’t acted. Farley’s measure now moves to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
house of representatives
Casey
Boston
house
committee on prisons
hnd
New Post Office Project Prompts Early Plumbing Bids
Indications show the government will push to accelerate the new federal building program. A call for bids on piping and plumbing has been issued, with expectations of warm weather interior work well underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
federal
Postmaster Nomination Boosts Democratic Loyalists in Lowell
A telegram from Moses Z. Sulvens praising Gardner W. Pearson for Lowell postmaster signals strong party backing. Stevens’ nomination is portrayed as a win for working Democrats, with Pearson’s supporters praising the appointment and critics backing Pearson as a loyal Democrat. Various locals weigh in, noting the selection’s impact on party unity and youth inspiration.
Augustus Spaleny Dead at City Farm
Augustus Spaleny, Bohemian nobleman, died after being taken from Myrtle street to the city farm. The story of his life was detailed in a prior issue and his children will care for the remains. Also noted are services for Tracy G. Ludwig, Esther M. Gustaphson’s funeral, Candlemas Day observances, Isle of Champagne Company opera reception, Rosgini choir baton presentation, Middlesex mills working time change, Lowell normal school hearing, and Inspector Redmond Welch’s recovery from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Farm
Augustus Spaleny
Myrtle street
Mr. Spaleny
Tracy G. Ludwig
George F. Kenngott
Bural
Lowell
Esther M. Gustaphson
Lundberg street
Mr. Soderman
Eason
yale
Middlesex mills
Lowel
house
Marion Marden
New York
F. T. Greenhalge
Edward Lane White
Nesmith street
Belvidere
E. T. Rowell
Methuen street
James H. Findar
A.A. Haggett
George AMarden
Alystery” Whist
Swann
Bartlett street
Abs. Olney land
Bert Foster
Gertruda M. Chandler
Ware street
Alice L. Colby
Lastrenve
J. D
F. A. Buttrick
Tizzie
Lucy Ann Stone
Kirk street
Dr. Benner
Elizabeth Sweeney
Bernard Sweeney
Ler
George stitet
Lucy Ann Howe
Kirk r Street
Ellen Hogan
Adamos street
Ireland
William Hogans
Nellie F. Hogan
John J. Hogan
David H. Hogan
Wm. A. Hogan
Shay
J. I. Shay
Centramile
General hospital
datite
Stevens Refuses Vote On Income Tax Tariff Row
Congressman Moses T. Stevens of the district did not vote on the Wilson tariff bill last night, saying he could not support an income tax and would not vote against his party. He stood silent on roll calls, then explained the stance after adjournment, citing courtesy to the committee and personal principles. Separately, Lowell Vespers beat Newton in bowling, aided by a large delegation, with Thorpe and Goulding delivering strikes and a 373 145 score in one string. The Highland club reports senior and junior tournament results, with Cheney leading Team Seven and Falls top-scoring in Team Six, plus shoe clerks match outcomes and a humane society note on a local case. A patent beer faucet by Albert Hallowell is praised by saloon dealers.
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Vaillant
Lewiston
Worcester
Mas
Wheeler & Wilson company
Bridgeport
W. Reeves
Providence
Frank Alpine Hill
Massachusetts board of education
Dickinson
Pall Mall Gazette
Gladstone
Newton Centre
Mass
Boston Chamber of Commerce
congress
Senator Hill
Rhoda Island
Gardner W. Veartson
Ekq
Moses T. Steven Wasuseroy
Gardner W. Pearson
Low all
Moses Z. SULVENS
Stevens
Pearson
Lowell
M. H. Fletcher
P. J. Brady
Col. Carmichael
Lawrence Cummings
democrats
gates
Congresman Stevens
Corgreasman
Moses T. Stevens
Vesper Boat club
Newton
Palwer
Thorpe
Goulding
Grover
Dearborn
Shirley
Corwin
Harris
Snirley
WESPENS
BOS
Bonund iL
Savage oh
MLS Shirley TADS
Highland club
Cheney
Abbott
Dickerman
Gaylor
Pratt
Buckland
Team
Sherburns
Butterfield
Ela
Davis
Falls
high roller
Pierce
Hustwick
Whithed
Sargent
Sparks
Kittredge
Fist
Stiles
Hills
Russell
Wilson
Bond
Simmons
Hownsell
Campbell
Young
Going
Joy
Boulger & McOsker
the
Humane Society
Ie Sun
Drury
jing
Bombardment Threat to Rio Held Possible by Admiral Benham
A contested dispatch from Rio describes Admiral Da Gama urging U S shipowners to resist interference as the Rio de Janeiro defense expands from six guns to fortified hills and trenches. Benham warns no pact exists with foreign fleets and signals readiness to bombard if American vessels are blocked from reaching their wharves.
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Rio der Animo
Admiral Da Gana
Admiral Benham
Rio Janeiro
Peixoto
Admiral da Gama
Benham
Rio de Janeiro
Hoehen
Miss Guiney Named Auburndale Postmistress in February
In Auburndale, Louive Culney is replaced as postmaster by Miss Guiney from February 1, with Miss Browe assisting briefly and Miss Nelle Soule retained as clerk. Crowds greet the new postmistress as the town celebrates her appointment after delay and wide local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Postwaater
Auburndale
fate
Cleveland
Louive
ogee Culney
Guiney
Misa Guiney
Catrin Browe
cemple
Miss Guiney
Mina Nelle Soule
Maas Guiney
Auburndalg
Bravery of Americans in Campaign Against Matabeles
Corynden reports Captain Wilson’s pursuit of Loben au l and praises Americans Birnun and Togtam who joined the expedition. They rode under fire to Bulawayo for reinforcements, endured storms and hunger, then helped Major Forbes’ force after a long perilous chase and retreat under heavy fire.
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Sonpay
Corynden
Matabele
Wilson
Lobenaul
Wilsonw
Birnun
Togtam
Shangani
Forbes
Major Forbes
Bulaweyo
Bulawayo
colin
bornea
AAWAIT
Nashua & Lowell Railroads End Long Litigation
The United States circuit court of appeals, Judge Putnam, Webb and Aldrich, issued a decision in the Nashua & Lowell Railroad Corp vs Boston and Lowell case. After 14 years of litigation, the court modified the circuit decree, ordering the Nashua firm to recover $29,670.41 with interest and costs, while dismissing against other respondents. The Boston & Lowell must pay 14 years of interest as specified.
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United States circuit court of appens
Putnam, Webb and Aldrich
Nashua & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Boston and Lowell Corporation
pver
Nashua company
Boston and Lowell
Nashua
Nayhua company
Boston & Lowell
United States circuit court
Holt
United States Supreme court
coat
Magsachussetts court
United States
Boston & Lowell railroad corporation
Boston & Lowell company
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Cornelius Herg
South Boston
Sullivan
Wasatigyon
John C. Sullivan
San Francisco
WASsHINGTOS
Carlisle
COLIMA
Mex
Senor
J. Jesus Carennas
Mexico
haseen
Biontreal
MontReal
tech
J. A. Villeneve
M. P
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NZED
lear
Fred’ bp. Austin
Francestown
Adress
Wislington street
Tsien, Maes
Crisp
Speer Crisp
Reed
P. H. HEELON
Nigwera preHNLAly
MR. PEARSON FLEASES
Wil
Democratic Party
Isle of Champagne Company
opera company
Opera
Isle of Champagne
wade
vale
Rosgini choir
Philips David
Pres. Octave terran
David
Red
Redmond Welch
CONGRESSMAN STEVENS
BOWLING NEWS
Albert Hallowell
Centralville
De Cama
CILARGE
SIL. PREER’S CHOIR
Hupan
St Peter's
Suale McLaughlin
Mary and
Goy McLaughlin
Anne Lee
Josephine Riordan
Missy Molloy
Kate Green
Cook
Lizzie Hinchey
Messrs. Molloy
Calnan
O'Brien
Ivers
Traders National bank
Sec. Carliale
GC. A
Hurd street
t he
Harmonic orchestra
Charles ‘T. Libby
F. A. Wilcox
Sohn E. Layton
Blanche E. Swaby
Hey. Le. G. Manchester
Beatrice Stockwell
Percy Swaby
P. Wilcox
Young Women’s Christian association
Daniel Floyd
Merrimack Valley lodge
eab
George Ainsley
John W. Broadbent
No. Billerica
Arthur Boothlodge
Lawrence
Mr. Vernon Benevolent society
W. UH. Kimball
Willian Lane
Elian B. Pierce
W. O. Coram
Henry McDonald
H. W. Pingrea
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COUR
Hadley
Civo
James Geoffrey
beng
James H. Cummings
ilegally
Donahue
Cummings
Lakeview Avenue
Arthur JK. Deagon
J. S. Murray
George W. Thomas
Wilford Ariing
Isle of Cimmapagne
Wiliam Guinan
James H. Smith
Seabrooke Co
Murray
J. E. Murray
Glenda Lough
Kathleen Mavourneen
Thomas
Mr. Arling
Manchester
N. H
qomant
Fred. Austin
Prancestown
CAPT. WILSON
PARTY
Peril
Boron
Sinentat
Annexation club
American league
United Stated
Wallis
Tawau
United States of America
cireles
Wordstar Hoy
Gotha
William Stewart
New Haven and Hartford
Bedford park
Oswald Ayrton
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George W. Childs
Childs
MeKane
BrRookLyN
John Y McKane
Gravesend
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Belgium
Flanders
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Hohenzollern
Schaefer
Ctnerswatt
beng Behaofer
Slosson
Paris
Alexandrine Leonine unBlanc
LeBlanc
SUPREME COURT
Jaso Hua
Hua
Maritab
Nashua & Lowell
BIN
Representative Hayes
ae bith
Lamson & Hub
eand
PUTNAM & SON
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS
Corner Central and Warren Straits
Savings Department of the
Traders’ National Bank
Middlesex Street
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