Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - March 13, 1902, Boston, Massachusetts TO INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS AND MAKE MORE MONEY Advertise in the Globe TO BUY TO SELL TO HIRE TO RENT Advertise in the Globe Best and quickest results TOL THURSDAY MARCH 1902FOURTEEN BY THE NEWSPAPER PRICE TWO The Greatest Medical Discovery of the DONALD KENNEDY of Has discovered in one of our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures every kind of from the worst Scrofula down to a common He has tried it in over eleven hundred and never failed except in two cases both thunder He has now in his possession over two hundred certificates of its all within twenty miles of Send postal card for A benefit is always experienced from the first and a perfect cure is war ranted when the right quantity is When the Kings are affected it causes Shooting like needles passing through them the same with the Liver or This is caused by the ducts being and always disappears in a week after taking Read the If the stomach is foul or bilious It will j cause squeamish feelings at i No change of diet ever Eat i the best you can and enough of one tablespoonful in water at Sold by all WAITT BOND sliding for That we are right when wo say the is the best 10cent on the market is shown by its immense lead over all other 10cent Wo also claim that it is much better than the average 15oent and all we ask of Smokers of that priced Cigars is to give it a single trial and be TWO MEN IN Amelia LeLonde Tried to Rescue Horace from the and Both Were Taken officer of 3 had a nph lust evening in Mcr sq as a result of to errest i man on rl intoxica tion and preventing by one his According to the police report of what happened me Horace Fram 41 years of 13 in Merrimac and several times ordered Iiim to go home or at least to get oft the When refused Grath arrested him and started to drag him to a patrol While this WHS in tlie police US years lives in the same house as and is ran up behind tho policeman and struck him In buck of the I hoy jumped on ri I ifs back and dropped turned nil nis audition iu kipt him fi a AIc drew his slick plied H vigorously over the head of his as with the result that lie finally brat him into and then him along to the patrol in the meantime John of 11 Russell who had witnessed the attack on the had col la ed and took him so when the patrol wagon arrived there were two prisoners waiting for a the station house was lacked up as a and Dr Thomp son was called to do a of professional needle work on the of When the doctor and his many were locked the man tae with assaulting an officer ind attempting to rescue a out of the light without Action Is Practically THE WAS March for Thursday and Friday For New showers Thursday brisk to high south to southwest Storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic coast from to Borden Has Already Met Other Manufacturers Offered 6 Percent This Refused by Unions of Local forecast for Boston and vicinity Thursday followed by fair weather cooler during high southwest Friday fair und cooler west The temperature as registered in thi following cities at S last evening Wash inston New York Atlanta New Orleans Jacksonville Chicago Louis St Paul Denver The temperature as indi by the thermometer at Thomp sons Bpa 3 a m G a m 9 a m 12 m 3 p m G p m 9 p m 12 mid 51 temperature yester fata Han Mil to Dm The Globes forecast for Friday and moderately cooler weather westerly weather with in creasing probably followed by showers in the afternoon or warmer southwest to south Antique Furniture Historical Crockery Friday and March 14 and At li Continuing same until all Is sold four ilvo thou sand lots in Is question largest and of old furniture crockery ever offered for sule In thla or any other city In the Dont fall to scp Goods on Catalogues walled upon 8 PARK 2t F NORTON CO OUR CATALOGUE For 1002 consists of KiS It la the most complete and desirable In it various kinds of flowers mid Hold for mid It and Itow to it la on f North March ex crisis arrived In the wage situa tion tonight when the several textile unions voted with practical unanimity to strike Monday morning for a 10 per cent There were 2351 votes of which 202S were yes and 323 Twentyfive thousand operatives will be affected and more than in capital will be tied The weekly pay roll Is The voting was done In 12 halls In dif ferent parts of the and streets were alive with people anxious to hear the Manufacturers had agreed to make an advance of G percent on the present making the price for weaving 21 cents per as The weavers union met on tho night of the uny this voluntary advance was announced and demanded 10 and further demanded a conference to settle should be the length of cuts On the following morning Borden the Iron Works mills posted notices giving the full advance ot 10 to go into effect March 17 in stead of April the day selected by the other On the same evening the Textile coun representing the mule spin loom fixers and voted to demand a full 10 At a meeting of tho executive com of the Manufacturers associa tion the demands of the council were and the weavers were told that could be done about the length of cuts until the wage question was set Tonights meetings were called at Borden then announced that he would grant the weavers de mand for a standard cut of 46 yards for common print cents for weav ing and from that time there has been little doubt of a The unions have funds amounting to and are now connected with the American Federation of labor through the national organization of textile Pres James Tansey of the Textile council says the strike is to be made because the market conditions warrant a 10 not a 6 percent and the best proof of it Is that such an advance has been given by Mr Tho manufacturers suy Mr Borden makes nothing but print and should not be allowed to dominate the wage situation from that The price of cotton is higher and cloth Is lowerthan when the last advance was The council met tonight after all the other meetings had been held and adopted the following resolutions In accordance with the vote declared in favor a strike by the unions con with the council for an in wages of 10 percent to go into effect March we request all our members to remain away from work on that date unless otherwise ordered by the according to resolutions adopted at all the TODAYS GLOBE Teamsters strike grows In extent and seriousness more than men out Sec comes to town Full River textile unions all vote to strike March 17 for an advance of 0 percent in wages operatives will bo Dr brother of Judge of district of Columbia supremo and father of Mrs private arrested on charge of placing a newly born in a garbage receptacle he claims he thought the child Senate committee on canals will re port the providing for the construction of a Nicaragua Two assaults on nonunion driv ers last night coal and some other merchandise moved throughout the Statement of the Boer cause presented at Harvard inere Railroad officials say they are not alarmed by the strike How the strike affects business in other takes two from Arlington other Bitter at the special meet tho New voted not a but chair reverses this regatta committee chairman demands audit of his ac Four records beaten and one tied at the Tufts Page Committee reports into house and senate yesterday leave to withdraw on Gamaliel Bradfords petition for changes in John Altgeld stricken with apoplexy at just after speech appealing for aid for tlie Boers he dies a few hours later lawyer and Chairman Batcheller of the American the successor to the issues a call for meeting of the na tional to be held in May Members of the Massachusetts laturo and state who served in he union at their an Pa ere American woolen company weavers in Plymouth vote to strike in sympathy with those of Quarter will admit to bleachers at the American grounds this Spirited canoa events at Sportsmans Page Lohengrin and Carmen sung by famous Annual dinner of the Battalion drill by the 1st heavy artil with veterans of the 1st Massa infantry association as Capt Gardner advised by his not to show too much but to go back to S and wait till summer comes talk of a dark Hev James ODoherty of dies suddenly Centennial celebration of Boston com Pane Financial and commercial News of the harbor Page Housekeepers department and dally history Pane Annual session of Massachusetts grand Body of James MacLardie of Lynn fund in the Saugus Real estate James Grace sells real estate on Chauncy and the Frank Frost and to erect a fine mer cantile Important auction sales of horses and Paso for the establishment of an in court heard at state house by the joint committee on judiciary or labor strongly argued in opposi tion cither Company formed by in attached to the regi one organized by Peter Clancy placed in the Anonymous gift of for Harvard Belief among the of Shawmut Congregational church that Rev Dr Mc wilt not accept the call to Chi Emperor William and President Roosevelt exchange felicitations and cablegrams over the visit of Prince Overtures for compromise in the Cu ban tariff fight proposal to lower tariff on Cuban sugar 20 percent for two crops may be accepted as a Mrs Inez Sprague believed to be re covering from f you a la remedy A Public It is a public duty to inform the peo ple that the majority of fatal cases of pneumonia are caused by the patient taking for a cold medicines containing poisonous These drugs deaden the nerves and stop secretion the breathing causes pneu Without poisonous Father Johns Medicine cures colds and and It is not a patent medicine or cough but a body eminent specialist prescribed It for the late Rev Father John OBrien of 60 years It ia the best spring tonic ever it drives Impurities and waste matter out of the system by ing each organ ni the body to properly itn Retail Lumber Dealers Close Their Yards More Than Men Are Now Out on Action of Goal Team sters in Quitting Work Regarded as Most EFFECT OP THE STRIKE AT PIER NEW ENGLAND THE LARGEST SHED IN USUALLY THE NOW WITH TWO FREIGHT TRAINS WAITING TO BE IS LYNNS PROPOSED Boston Merchants May be Asked to Refuse to Deal With Brine in Hope of Ending March Boston strike has caused such great complications in this especially among the shoo that the board of trade has deemed it to lake a hand in A canvass of the members has shown that the majority believe that a radical plan should be adopted to bring the Brine company of Boston to Tomorrow a will be named to communicate with boards of trade In Haverhill Naw Fall River and other cities around with the forming a general com to appear without delay before the Boston merchants association and demand that it end the by refus ing to give business to the Brine com The Lynn board of trade received In formation if indicated that tho Brine company today received 160 each for a years for freight and the canvass of the members showed an opinion that so long as the Brine company continues as at present BO long will the strike con The board took this step view of the prospect of a strike of organized labor The team drivers union held a special meeting before whiph appeared the arbitration committee of the of consisting of and Thomas Gard Every union member apparently was arid every came pre pared to a In the first three hours W men spoke In at ft sympathetic The urged the not to declare a well the coal and express mens strikes had been adjusted by the It emphasized the point that if the board is to have any weight In the community the signed agreements which settled two strikes should not be The officers of the union replied to tha effect that the strike has now gone be yond their An order had been given by the International union at De troit to assist tho Boston and If a sympathetic strike was necessary the Lynn union would The union did not vote on the ques tion of a sympathetic but did vote not to handle any freight to or from Boston beginning tomorrow morn In addition 150 pickets will be sent out to see that this vote is In this will cause most of the ex pressmen to leave their Tho indications tonight are that if the strike is protracted operatives will cense work Of this num ber over are skilled receiving good STOP Aim of the Conferences That Will Take Place Easley Will Take Seven Men Goodwin dealers in and sanitary 287 and 89 yesterday dis charged seven men who refused to as sist In a truck which was driven by a nonunion driver and came to the store a load ot sup for Strike Summary Page There is a possibility that a way will be found to the strike of the front a satisfac tory Bee representing the Civic will be In this city for that Mr Easley left New York at 11 oclock last but before starting he caused un invitation to be issued to a number of labor rnen who are not di involved in the to him in conference In Youngs hotel at oclock this Mr expressed a desire by wire to meet the following men for the pur pose oC going over the entire strike sit Samuel and James vice president of tho American Federation of Labor John fourth vice president International typographical union Frank Mc president Massachusetts state of James president Central Jabor union John and Mark Mul business agent building trades council William secretary International seamens and worthy general foreman Knights of The dispatch Inviting men to meet Mr Easley did not this city until tpo late to have some of the above named men and it in hoped the publication of this Information will be taken as an invitation for them to bo at 8 The board of conciliation and arbitra with whom the of tha In com taken action yes tht following the at have agreed to meet the board at the state house this morning Cham bar of merchants associa tion and the associated board of trade Mr Easley will bo present at the pro posed conference of the business men and probably a further meeting of these will be hald with tho labor Pros Gompers not be able to reach this city in time for the but in the event that ho does no Vice Proo Duncan may asked to rep Much is expected at these conferences Continued on the Second WATER POLO TONIGHT AT THE Show Athletic Club e swimming The grew niuch and serious yesterday in this tty and in neighboring With more than men now on who are ordinarily engaged in nes of business incident to the handling nd transportation of goods in the he business interests of Boston and are beginning to feel keenly the Sects of the Freight is piling up on In rail oad in warehouses and stores easels are leaving port with short and others are waiting or coal factories are beginning to hut down for want of raw material are being nd since the coal teamsters ven more serious things are liable to for householders may be shut from to gay nothing of lighting and power But the end is apparently not in ind some of the strike leaders said in conference with representatives business associations that by Satur on 4he Third The Spring Derby is Out Lamson Hubbard Spring 1902 The most stylish and becoming derby hats 9O and 92 Bedford and 229 Washington ONE HUNDRED and TV HI lie em ployment if lit KNIGHT SON RELIABLE or Harnesses From or within a i RO of that are available to use lit the food of thU wilt be lured at liberal terms at wire or call on BRINE TRANSPORTATION 43 India St FROM THE BLAHK BOOK CORNER CASH f BEAU 108
