Strike Continues as Knights of Labor Press Demands Backing
District Assembly 101 reports progress stalling as a split over terms persists. Leaders refuse to set a return date while Masters Bartlett Hodges and Gould face unions demanding all workers back and a firm pledge to resume with the entire force, amid widespread sectional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sv. Louris
Knights of Labor
District Assembly
Martin Irons
Lee
Assembly
Bartlett
Missouri Pacific
Gould System
Journeymen Keep Up Demand as Tailors Hear Reports
In New Era Hall over 500 journeymen tailors gathered for a full day session to press for living wages after reports from committees. Employers signed on for both coat and pants bills while others signed only pants, with exchanges debating demands and the prospect of a cooperative shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Hall
A. Andrew Hall
Post
Ives
Merchant Tailors’ Exchange
Devereaux & Lindsay
J. G. Clayton
J. M. McAljoon
R. C. Murray
J. G. Mitchell
A. T. Hubbard
W. H. Lucas
D. Myers
N. P. Nutter
Churchill & Bean
C. J. Hendrie
Brewer & Marlin
C. L. Hovey
E. M. Hal & Co
F. le Masson
Allen & Currier
W. C. Brooks
W. Taylor
J. R. Campbell
P.vaughan
T. J. Olys
Ss. P. Looney
W. L. Hulbert
D. Toy
E. F. Haff
Dunbar & Clark
Fitzpatrick & Jerkins
F. Staamiller
Kingsley & Co
Dyer Bros
J. Kennedy
George Lyon & Co
Tyler & Studley
Carll & Tuttle
A. Shuman & Co
Ww. H. Jordan
A. J. Stimpson
I. H. Paine, Kelley & Co
G. B. Pickett
Starratt & Orcutt
Duncan & Higginson
S. H. Spring
M. RK. Spencer
R. Kriegsiman
M. E. Hutchinson Bros
Beverly Strike Ends as Workers Return to Work
Beverly reports the end of the seven week boot and shoe strike after concessions. The Beverly Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association says grievances with the Knights of Labor are settled and factories may reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Beverly Boot and Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Knights of Labor
Josefh N. Baker
Beverly B
Prorsbourg
Penn
Baltimore and
Ohbio
Irish Aid Meeting in South Boston for Parliamentary Fund
A large crowd gathered at Wait's Hall in South Boston for an Irish parliamentary fund benefit. Speakers urged generosity to assist Irish representatives, stressing local self government for Ireland and American solidarity with oppressed nations. Subscriptions and many named donors followed, with further remarks by Doherty and Spalding and letters from Clark and Noyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Wait’s Hall
Boston
Philip Jackson
Henry W. Wilson
Wiliam W. Doherty
London
John E. Fitzgerald
Ireland
England
Great Britain
Thomas F. Doherty
C. H. Spalding
F. E. Clark
Charles J. Noyes
St. Augustine’s Lyceum
Hugh Dever
John T. Donoa
M. J. Creed
Peter J. Reardon
Frank Ewing
Matthew Tierney
Allen Bros
Oe Chamberlain
W. Harlan
John A. Mullen
C. J. Carmody
Kem E. Oennot
W.T. Mulcahey
D. Galli
Thomas Crosby
Captain Cummings
Hook and Ladder No
Ey. . Rigney
J.B. Pibbets
Henry J . Go
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Sold to Atchison Santa Fe
Private despatches from Boston and New York report the sale of the controlling interest in the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad system to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe company. Immediate control is expected with an across Indian Territory connection to be projected to complete the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Boston
New York
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Texas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Company
Indian Territory
Eight-Hour Labor Order Vetoed By Boston Mayor
The Boston Common Council received Mayor Hugh O’Brien’s veto of an eight-hour city labor order passed March 25. The mayor argues the measure is illegal and impractical without legislative changes, detailing potential funding gaps and department-by-department costs. He urges seeking General Court action to enable uniform eight-hour staffing across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Council
Marx Co Orant
Central Labor Union
Witharp
Police
Ferry Department
Corporation Counsel
Judiciary Committee
The
Common Council
Corporation Counse
Pewcerton Seuarsk
Boston
St. 1885
Sali City
Park Commissioners
Civil Service
E. P. Netheron
Corporation Counsl
General Court
Hugh O'Brien
Hans O'Baimx
City Hospital
Cedar Grove
Public Library
Fast
Boston Ferries
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Court House
Longiey
Forristall
South Yard
West Yard
Roxbury Yard
Charlestown
McDonald
Whitmore
Record Commissioners
Rowe
F Register of Deeds
Temple
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Rockwell
the Water Board
Melien Chamberlain
Tucker
McKay
Lewers Young
Butler
East Boston Ferries
Jackson
Goward
Dean
Wrier
Davis
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Collins
Cushing
Apollonio
Toland
Department of Publice Instruction
Board of Police
Turner
Nettleton
Ricker
Dodge
Taylor
Ward 8
Iegal
Cherrington
Ward 14
Harding
Ward
Stearns Succeeds Sanger in U S District Attorney Role
Yesterday Judge Sanger retired as United States district attorney and George M. Stearns took office. The oath was administered by Clerk Bassett in the presence of Judge Nelson and other officials including United States Commissioner Hallett and Assistant District Attorneys Army and Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
United States District Attorney
George M. Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Bassett
Messrs. Stearns
Nelson
United States
Hallett
Army
Read
Banks
A. O. Brewster
Franklin Dexter
Robert Rintoul, Jr
George Lunt
Benjamin F. Hallett
Charles Levi Woodbury
Richard Henry Dana
George S. Hilliard
David H. Mason
Stearns
Aylesbury Acknowledges Involvement in Belmont Fires
In Malden on April 1 Aylesbury of Everett confessed to setting a Belmont schoolhouse fire on May 1 last year and an unfinished Belmont Hill house fire on June 1. He named a accomplice and was held for further investigation after police questioned him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Belmont
Daniels
Belmont Hill
George M. Beil
Captain Atwood
Sullivan
Edwin F. Alyesbury
Everett
Cummings
Ayyesbury
Aylesbury
Kirby and his wife discharged after arrest for Whittier death
Portland Maine April 1 Special to the Post Marshal Hawkes says he arrested Kirby on suspicion after reading an account of the Whittier death by own action and because Kirby lied to him in an interview He had no call to arrest him from out of the state Kirby and his wife were discharged this afternoon after telegraphing to Massachusetts and New Hampshire and being convinced they had nothing to do with Whittier s death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Marshal Hawkes
Kirby
Whittier
Hawkes
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
After Ward's Money
Receiver Davies holds a judgment against William S. Warner for over 1.4 million dollars in Ward assets and seeks Supreme Court orders directing John T. Wilson the receiver to return property and funds held in the United States Trust Company. Court reserved decision after arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Davies
William S. Warner
Warner
Ferdinand Ward
Supreme Court
John T. Wilson
Ward
United States Trust Company
Railroad Bridge in Danger at Centre Rutland
High water from Otter creek dam washed out the middle pier of the Delaware and Hudson bridge 500 feet long at Centre Rutland VT. Trains were halted and passengers shifted as officials warned the structure could be washed away with further flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Otter Creek
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Centre Rutland
Tragic Runover Fatality At Providence Worksite
Patrick Moran aged 19, an assistant baggage master for the Providence and Worcester railway at Manville, was fatally injured when his foot caught in a guide rail while inspecting ears this afternoon. He was struck and run over before he could release it. both legs nearly severed and he died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Parick?Moran
Providence and Worcester Railway
Manville
Musk rat hunt ends in tragic thigh wound for Mun Oshman
In Great Barrington Massachusetts on April 1 Mun Oshman age 18 hunting musk rats in a boat with two companions discharged his gun injuring his thigh the bone shattered and doctors say he cannot recover with his parents at home in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Mass
Mun Oshman
Survival of the Fittest. Pyle's Peartine king of washing compounds
A brief note proclaims Pyle's Peartine as the leading washing compound, claiming prominence in the market and declaring its superiority over competitors. The item highlights Pyle's brand position and consumer appeal during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
O Neill s Bill and Congressional Arbitration Debate
Washington reports detail Republican caucus moves on committee appointments led by Sherman and Spooner. Disputes over internal revenue nominations cite political motives and soldier civilian displacement. In the Senate a $500000 Lincoln monument bill passes amid gas monopoly row. House focuses on labor arbitration with ex Governor Long backing the measure and arguing for public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caucus Committee
Sherman
Foreign Relations Committee
Spooner
Internal Revenue
Finance Committee
Senate
Graham Lincoln
Dolph
Washington Territory
Union
Morgan
Crain
Texas
Messrs. Kelly
Pennsylvania
Hammond
Georgia
O'Neill
Missouri
Lowry
Inwana
Long
Massachusetts and
New York
House Debates Labor Arbitration Bill With Mixed Support
In Washington on April 1 the House turned to the labor arbitration bill. Speakers including Mr. Gibson of West Virginia argued against treating labor and capital as a political issue while supporting arbitration and proposed alternatives. Mr. Long of Massachusetts praised the bill as prudent and necessary, and Mr. O'Neill of Missouri urged conciliation over compulsory law, with adjournment at 5 45 after debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
West Virginia
Congress
Bil
Crain
Texas
Committee On Labor
Georgia
Virginia
Hammond
Daniel
New Hampshire
Kentucky
Messrs. Worthington
Illinois
Tarsney
Michigan
Warner
Missouri
Osborne
Pennsylvania
Mr. Long
Massachusetts
O'Neill
Kelley
Powderly
Mr. Kelley
Mr. Powderly
Reagan
O’neill
Belmonts Split Over Continental Trade Harmonization Plan
Washington April 1 report shows House foreign affairs panel divided on a proposed continental trade congress or conference. Belmont opposes a majority bill backing McCreary's plan to invite Mexico, Central and South American republics and Brazil to join a conference to study arbitration and business ties with $20,000 allotted. Belmont warns currency tax reforms and tariff protection impede diplomacy and continental commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Perry Belmont
Belmont
House
McCreary
Mexico
Central
South America
Brazil
United States
Democratic Party
Dominion
Canada
Central America
Manning
Congress
Bureau of Labor
Prospects of a Bemadam for Satisfaction for Crawford Murder
Washington reports indicate a coming diplomatic storm over the Crawford murder on the Mexican frontier. Cabinet members discuss punishment of Mexican citizens and possible war if Mexico refuses reparations, with U S popular opinion backing force if peace fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Crawford
Maus
Geronimo
Crook
Sheridan
Secretary of War
State Department
White House
Has It Ready for Republicans Laughing at Him
Special to the Post reports General Black plans to expose the pension office as a partisan tool. He will present the office letter-book from Colonel Dudley’s era, with torn pages and notes, and call the private secretary to testify he removed them under orders. The disclosures could stun critics and quiet Republican senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Bisch
Pensions
Pension Office
Black
Dudley
Boston silver payout claim sparks treasury inquiry
In Congress on April 1 Mr Bland from the coinage committee reported a resolution citing Massachusetts businessmen who allege Boston sub-treasury agents refuse to pay silver dollars on demand. The measure asks the Secretary of the Treasury for verification. Separately Manning shows improvement and Secretary Lamar attends cabinet. nominations sent for Connecticut customs and Massachusetts postmaster. Harris examination resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
Bayerd
South America
Belmont
Washington
House
Missouri
Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
Massachusetts
Sub-Treasury
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
Manning
Sailors saved after schooner Electric Light sinks
Gloucester Mass April 1 Captain McGray reports the crew of the Electric Light survived after a collision with the Anne Lord twenty-five miles south of Cape Henry. The ship sank in ten minutes but all aboard escaped to the Anne Lord and were taken to Hampton Roads then New York. The Electric Light built at Boothbay in 1833 1993 46-100 tons owned by D. & C. Babson and insured for 5578 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Electric Light
McGray
Cape Henry
Anne Lord
Kendall
Bangor
Cardenas
Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
E. M. Willard
Norfolk
Mr. Merrill
Bethel
Roanoke
New York
Boothbay
D. & C. Babson
Gloucester Mutual
East Boston High School Drill Exhibition at Paris Rink
The seventh annual exhibition of military drill and calisthenics by East Boston High School scholars was held at the Paris rink. Events included drill by Companies H and I, broom drill by girls, bayonet drill by Captain J Watson Jr, drum corps exhibition, calisthenics, and competitive drills. Eva McKenna won broom drill first, Clara Dutton second, Mabel Wilkins third. gold rings awarded. In competitive drill Charles E Knight first, J E Strong second, J Morrison third. Prizes were awarded by Alderman A J Morton with judges Colonel A Wellington First Infantry Captain L N Duchesney Eighth Infantry and Adjutant J P Frost First Cavalry. Eva McKenna presented Master Strong with Shakespeare volume. Dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston High School
Paris Rink
East Boston
J. Watson, Jr
Drum Corps
Eva McKenna
Clara Dutton
Mabel Wilkins
Counterfeit $5 Bill Seized Claims Bank Origin
Chief Brooks of the secret service reports a counterfeit five dollar bill dated 1882 purporting to be from the Central National Bank of Norwalk Connecticut with charter number 464. The bank’s real charter is 2342. The note is described as dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chief Brooks
Secret Service
Central National Bank of
Lynn platoon review at Melrose gun return effort
Lieutenant Stephenson inspected the Lynn platoon of Battery C last evening. The command made a good appearance and people hope the Melrose platoon’s bid to have the Lynn guns sent back to that town will prove unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Lynn
Melrose
Connecticut Defeats Valued Policy Insurance Measures
In Hartford on April 1 the legislature rejected the valued and standard policy insurance bills, halting attempts to adopt the New Hampshire law in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Wool sales draw spirited bidding in London fair
London reports a lively wool sale with strong bidding. The day saw total offerings totaling 10.99 bales, with several consignments from Australia present among buyers and bidders engaged throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Clouds and International Tensions Rise
Reports from London describe a tense scene as Gladstone's cabinet debates Bulgaria Greece and Russia. A Russian fleet moves toward Sudabay while the Polydemus torpedo ram is fitted for action in Suda bay amid rising European friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
P. m
Mr. Gladstone
Bulgaria
Greece
Davenport
Suda Bay
House of Lords
Earl of Rosebery
Russia
Sudabay
England
James Bryce
Forei
Marquis of Salisbury
Alexander
Roumelia
Cambridge War Anniversary Parade Planned for 25th Return
Cambridge to honor the 25th anniversary of the first Massachusetts volunteers departure in 1861. A formal commemoration includes a 10:30 a.m. march from Magazine Street, salutes at sunrise and sunset, a dinner at Union Hall, and addresses by Mayor William E. Russell and other dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
David W. Wardrop
Fortress Monroe
Magazine Street
Green Street
Sharp
Plantoon
Signal Corps
M.V. M
Charlies H. Cutter
Marshe
Edward W. Hinks
Willliam A. Brancroft
P. Allen Lindsey
Horace G. Kemp
Wiliam E., Russell
Isaac Bradford
Lynn
Porter
Harry Ellis
Ewen
McPherson
Magazine
Main
Windsor
Inman
Harvard
Harvard Square
North Avenue
Park
Waterhouse Street
Garden
Mason
Ash
Mt. Auburn
Central Square
Salates
Aid
Union Hall
Horace G. Kemp Aid
Campfre
William E. Russell
Charies Hi, Saunders
Edward W. Hanks
Fifty Years A City Jubilee In Lowell Mass
Lowell marks the fiftieth anniversary of its incorporation with a day long program in Huntington Hall. The event featured historical addresses on local schools, musical performances, a reception for mayors and distinguished guests, a banquet with toasts, and a grand levee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Huntington Hall
Lawrence J. Smith
C.C. Chase
H. B. Day
George W. Bicknell
First Universalist Church
William #. Salmon
A. S. Tyler
A. A. Haggett
Prescott C. Gates
Oliver &. Cushing
James W. Bennett
Solon Wi Stevens
Thomas & Garity
George A
E. W. Thompson
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Jackson Hall
Abbott
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John J. Hogan
United States of America
A. A Haggett
Fitchburg
Frederick Fordick
Joan S. Parsons
Gloucester
Middlesex County
Edwin A. Alger
Cambridge
Josiah G. Peabody
Lowell Preas
Joseph Smith
The
Citizen
Fire Damages Haverhill House. Losses Covered by Insurance
Fire at River Street in Haverhill damages a dwelling owned by W. B. Thom and lived in by Charles Mahoney and Andrew Moon. Losses total about 500 with insurance covering the amount. In Meriden a later blaze destroys the Meriden Curtain Fixture Company factory and stock, valued around 4000, with 2500 insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
River Street
W. B. Thom
Charles Mahoney
Andrew Moon
Meriden
Conn
Meriden Curtain Fixture Company
Governor Robinson Pardons Murphy Known as Longs Boy
Michael Murphy once called Governor Longs boy was pardoned by Governor Robinson from the State prison yesterday. He was sentenced to life from Hingham about eight years ago for murder and is 29 years old. His defense at trial was by Hon. John D. Long. For three years he has been in the prison hospital with consumption and is not expected to live long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Hoxie
Gould
Belgium
Roumelia
Russia
Oregon
London
Mundella
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Bismarck
Berin
Prince Bismarck
Frederick William
Prince William
New York
Hilled
C. S. Leyton
Leyton
H. H. West
Jesse Collings
Ipswich
Suffolk County
Prac
Michael Murphy
Contributions to Parnell Fund rise in Boston area list
Trustees report the Parnell Fund totaling 5745 dollars with 490 dollars received yesterday from many contributors. Named donors include Jordan Marsh Co Washington street Colonel Charles H Taylor editor Globe John Inglesby James W Ross ton T McLaughlin City Hall N H Taylor William J Burke Everett street etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Washington Street
Charles H. Taylor
Globe
John Inglesby
Seneca Street
James W. Rosston
Walpole Street
T. McLaughlin
City Hall
N. H. Taylor
William J. Burke
Everett Street
East
Boston
John MacSorley
Thomas Lucas
Murray Avenue
J. P. Whittier
Tremont Street
Lawrence O’ Toole
Cathedral Holy Cross
H. Bernard Carpenter
Chestnut Street
John McCaffrey
Albany Street
Robert Emmet O’ Brien
Custom House
Peter Gaffney
Norman Street
Charles G. Forristad
Revere Street
P. Kerrigan
Rand Street
Highlands
Edward J. Foster
Monument Square
Charlestown
A. R. Brown
Somerville
Mass
Denis J. Leahy
Tileston Street
Francis Coyne
Crescent Avenue
Chelsea
John McHugh
Norfolk Street
John McLaughlin
Vine Street
East Cambridge
EK. A. Alger
Cambridge
J. I. Leary
Dorchester Street
South
James Grady
Melrose
Matthew Walsh
Concord Street
Garrett W. Scollard
Way Street
John Mulloy
William Street
Chelsen
John J. Keefe
Sharon Street
Thomas F. Moore
Lawrence Street
Jeremiah Brien
Park Street
James B. Keiran
Cook Street
William M. Hanscom
Soley Street
James M. Ellis
Poplar Place
Michael Dempsey
Beer seizure at Bowler Bros brewery in Worcester
U S internal revenue officers seized about 10000 dollars worth of brewing apparatus at Bowler Bros beer brewery Worcester Massachusetts. The action follows December seizures of fifteen beer packages in saloons tied to alleged fraudulent stamps. Commissioner Halsett will hear the case in Boston on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrcester
Mass
United States Internal Revenue Officers
Bowler Bros
Halsett
Boston
Call Bridge Hospital Opens for Public Inspection
The call bridge Hospital opened yesterday for public inspection with a large crowd. The reception committee included Mrs. Merrill Wyman and others, while the officers of the institution featured matron Mrs. H. W. Moore and residing physician Dr. Charles Wellington. Visiting physicians will serve three months. The building is fully equipped but no patients will be admitted for two weeks due to unsettled domestic arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Bridge Hospital
Or. Merrill Wyman
H. W. Payne
Taylor
Wellington
R. A. Bailey
Hayward
Dresser
Simmons
John Bartlett
H. C. Houghton
Harding
Asa Gray
H. W. Moore
Charles Wellington
Vaughn
Nichols
Wyman
Wolcott
Low Work at Charlestown Navy Yard Slumps After War
Charlestown Navy Yard employs about 100 men now, far below wartime levels of 2000 to 4000, with cordage production the main activity. Machine shops idle. Plunkett and Brine of the Sixth District Democratic committee are in Washington pressing the Navy Secretary to assign more work to the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown Navy Yard
Messrs
Christopher Plunkett
George LD
Brine
Sixth District
Democratic Committee
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Right Eminent Hill Receives Valuable Gifts from Local Masonic Bodies
Right Eminent Joseph N. Hill of Charlestown was presented with a gold watch and, with his wife, a silver service water pitcher. The gifts were from Cour de Lion Commandery Faith Lodge F and A M and Royal Arch Chapter of the Signet. Committee members included W M A M Heyward anal and W Derby from Faith Lodge, E C F W Hopkins and C E F Peters from the chapter, and Sir Knights William T Rowe E C Boynton and I Lionel from the commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Hill
Charlestown
Cour de Lion Commandery
Faith Lodge
A. M
Royal Arch
Signet
W.M. A.M. Heyward Anal
W. Derby
E. C. F. W. Hopkins
C. E. F. Peters
William T. Rowe
E. C. Boynton
Lionel
Dartmouth Baseball Schedule During Vacation Week
Hanover April 1 Manager Tucker of the Dartmouth baseball team has arranged a series of games during vacation week. They will play the Beacons at Union grounds Boston on April 19 and Brown University at Providence on April 12, Boston College at League grounds Boston on April 13, and Institute of Technology at Union grounds Boston on April 14. The team held its first outdoor practice yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Tucker
Dartmouth Baseball Nine
The
Beacons
Union Grounds
Boston
Brown University
Providence
Boston College
League Grounds
Instittute of Technology
Railroad Presidents Meet at Huntington Home
In New York on April 1 a meeting of the presidents of Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe was held at Mr C P Huntington's residence. Huntington said a settlement will probably be reached within three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
C. P. Huntington
Richest silver ore strike at Iron Hill mine
Deadwood South Dakota April 1 The Iron Hill mine has yielded the richest silver ore bodies ever found in the United States with portions assaying 15000 ounces to the ton A five foot breast has been opened indicating vast ore reserves and potential continued production gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Dak
United States
Iron Hill
Abolition Move in New York Gains Chamber Support
New York April 1. The movement to end imprisonment for debt and arrest in civil suits received unanimous endorsement from the chamber of commerce today signaling broad business backing for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Chamber of Commerce
Groveland Fair Premiums Listed For Patrons
Groveland Massachusetts April list shows prizes from the fair managers. Ticket 2767 wins $1200 cash and ticket 2709 wins $50 cash. Additional numbers include 2330, with further prizes not shown in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groveland
Masa
Groveland G. A
Calais Republicans nominate McKusick for mayor
In Calais the Republican party selects M. N. McKusick as mayoral candidate. In Utica New York the case against the Continental Construction and Improvement Company of Connecticut for 1 600 000 ended with the court directing the jury to find for the defendants in the administration of William L Burt on Quincy A Vinal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. McKusick
Calais Republicans
Utica
N. Y
Quincy A. Vinal
William L. Burton
Continental Construction and Improvement Company of
Connecticut
Vredelut wreck reports perilous voyage and imminent break up
The Dutch brigantine Vredelut lies on rocks near Fisherman's Cove after a 76 day passage from Rio Grande to Boston with 13 200 dry hides valued about 40 000. Storms and fog left the crew of five aboard the wreck to seek shelter in a hut as the ship pounded on the breakers. Captain De Jonge and mate guided the survivors to safety. cargo and hull await salvage efforts as wrecking boats prepare to intervene today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenton
Keef
Nantucket
Pamned
Berk
Boston Consignees
Waters
Newport
Taunton Aldermen Set 272554 Budget and Licenses
Taunton aldermen adopted appropriations of 272 554 for the new year and fixed liquor licenses for innholders at 450 and various victualler and druggist rates. An attempt to raise firemen pay from 60 to 100 per year failed, as did a proposal for an eight hour highway work day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Board of Aldermen
Common Victuallers
Victuallers
Highway Department
Wedding reception for Rev. George E. Horr Jr and wife at First Baptist Church
About 700 friends attended the reception in the church social rooms with flowers and courteous callers. Guests included George D. Edmunds James W. Roberts Jacob Roberts C F Byram and others. The Charlestown Teamsters Union No 1 held a meeting at Winthrop Hall with about 25 members joining. The prison committee toured Charlestown State Prison noting poor ventilation and promising early remedial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Horr, Jr
First Baptist Church
Mesdames Daniels
Byram
Hill
Pease
Edmunds
Cheever
George D. Edmunds
James W. Roberts
Jacob Roberts
Reading
Francis Childs
Gilman
L. Wilder
W. H. Tagler
Legislative Committee On
Charlestown State Prison
Usher
Dr. Sawin
Swedish Society Vega Fete At Turn Hall Draws 250 Couples
The entertainment and ball organized by the Swedish Society Vega at Turn Hall attracted about 250 couples. The Swedish play Provincial People was staged before dancing followed the performance. Reception committee members were Otto Nisteot John Gustafson and Carl Sangberg. Floor committee included Charles Roberts Simon Robin Gerhard Hanson William Yamore and Edward Sager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vega
Turn Hall
Otto Nisteot
John Gustafson
Carl Sangberg
Charles Roberts
Simon Robin
Gerhard Hanson
Willam Yamore
Edward Sager
Local Incident Reports and Stolen Pocketbook Loss
Thomas Cline, colored, on Phillips street aimed to kill John Bresey, colored, flashing a revolver and bruising his face before arrest by Patrolmen Dent and Lukeman. Bresey injured. Cline lodged at Station 3. Annie Bresian died at 23 Pitts Street. Alice Hudson reports pocketbook theft of about $40 near Boylston and Church streets, Station 4 canvassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cline
Phillips Street
John Bresey
Patrondent
Lukeman
Station 3
Annie Bresian
Pitts Street
Alice Hudson
Boylston
Church Streets
Station 4
Art lecture on Holbein and German galleries by Sidney Dickinson
Mr. Sidney Dickinson delivered an engaging talk at Tre Temple on Holbein and the German galleries. He traced early German art through its development and displayed masterpieces from major German collections. The lecture ended with a reproduction of Rubens Fall of the Damned, described eloquently.
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Freas longtime Germantown Telegraph founder dies at 78
Philip R Freas founder and longtime editor of the Germantown Telegraph died at his residence this morning after a complication of diseases aged 78.
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