Milk suppliers and contractors clash in ongoing dispute
The large milk dispute continues after an all day Parker House conference. Producers claim leverage and demand talks on pricing, while contractors insist they can meet demand with outside supply and resist binding terms. Both sides anticipate resuming discussions at 9 AM as tensions rise and a settlement remains distant.
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Parker House
Harvey A. Whiting
D. Whiting & Co
George O. Whiting
Ward
Luther Crawford
New Braintree
Secreta W. A. Hunter
W. A. Barry
Richard A. Scammon
Stratham
N.H
George
Whiting
Hat sale offer from F I Dorr and Jackson Hats
A dated letter from F I Dorr of New York to the Raymond Syndicate in Boston announces hat shipments by express. It promises hats for sale at Jackson store counters at one dollar each, with plans to fill Washington Street space and the big Washington store with the New York stock. It guarantees saving more than half hat money and a free hat for trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Igor. Raymond
Washington St
Boston
Goldsmith
Greene St
Raymond Syndicate
Jackson
Washington &I
Milk Producers' Strike Threatens Canned Goods Supply
A letter from A B Ward, president of the Producers' Union, warns of price readjustment disputes and possible state arbitration. Massachusetts farmers withhold 12 000 cans daily while New Hampshire shipments face delays as milk producers organize and back shipments across Greenfield Peterboro and other stations.
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Music Producers’ Union
State ‘Board of Arbitration
Ward
Svening
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Greenfield
Peterboro
Hancock
Rockinghem
South Lee
Newfields
N. H
New Ham
A. B. Ward
Boston Storm Hurtles Through City and Harbor
Storm rips through Boston causing ankle deep water across streets as umbrellas fail and hats fly. Harbor winds near 50 mph deter ships, but warnings kept vessels off bay. Dozens of boats trade piers for safety while several steamers ride out the weather at Nantasket Roads. Forecast calls for clearing skies and cooler winds by today.
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Boston
State
Court Streets
Kilby
State Streets
Boylston
Tremont Streets
Weather Bureau
Gloucester
Ram's Head
Godfrey
Old Dominion
Herman Winter
New York
Governor Dingley
Portland
Berks
Dutch Island
Balladelphia
City of Gloucester
Joucester
Howard
Battery Wharf
Norfolk
Baltimore
South Channel
T Wharf
Barkentine St
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Nantasket Roads
Amo
Knicke Ker
Peter Smith
Walter A. Luckenbach
0. Co
Creek
Scranton
George Minslow
Facony
Staples Co
Paull
Malvern
Philadelphia
Joshua Lovett
Alice
Nauset
Cape Cod
Baker
Provincetow
Ice jam threatens bridges on Mattawamkeag and Penobscot rivers
In Mattawamkeag Maine on April 3 the river ice broke up and moved downstream at 106 this afternoon carrying several piers of logging firms. The jam spread to the junction with the Penobscot with water rising about 12 inches per hour and the Mattawamkeag road bridge feared to collapse. If Penobscot breaks up the Canadian Pacific bridge could be severely damaged.
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Mattawamkeag
Mattawamk River
Nine Central Railroad Company
Mattawamkeag Road
Penobscot
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Heavy Snow Paralyzes Pittsburg Transit and Rail
The Great Snowfalls in Pittsburg begin around dawn with heavy clinging snow. Telegraph, telephone, and trolley service to suburbs suspended as miles of poles fall and trains stall. Mountain snow depth reaches 12 to 15 inches. mountain streams rise rapidly, raising washout risks along the line.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Bad Night at Cape Highland Light
At sunset a gale reached 48 mph blowing toward Cape Highland Light. Tug Joshua Pavest, Wich pare, piles were torn, and pacmers 2 went aground near the cape. One vessel was driven back and finally found harbor at Provincetown.
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Highland Light
Joshua Pavest
Wich Pare
Pacmrres
Cape Mor
Provincetown
Heavy Storm Strikes Norfolk Virginia Area
A severe storm swept Norfolk and nearby waters with winds up to 48 mph at Capes Henry and Hatteras and around two inches of rain. Many houses lost their roofs and trees were blown down. The Russian cruiser Waring endured the gale in Hampton Roads as a coal barge sank beside it with no casualties. Incoming steamers were delayed by the weather.
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Norfolk
Capes Henry
Hatteras
Waring
Hampton Roads
Marblehead hotel furnishings contract
G J Kimball announces placing his home furnishings order with C E B OsaooD Co for the new Atlantic House hotel in Marblehead Massachusetts. The note confirms the hotel project and the supplier selection.
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Atlantic House
Marblehead
Mass
C. E B Osaood Co
Lemen
Eden
G. J. Kimball
Balti More Vessel Shelter Amid Quiet Seas
The report notes that Balti more sailor Maer Tennengsee remains unreported as many vessels seek shelter in Hampton, with no marine disasters reported so far.
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Enger Maer Tennengsee
Baltimore
Hampton
Snowfall Report From Rawlings and Davis Areas
Snow blanketed Rawlings Massachusetts with six inches while Davis area reported eighteen inches of powder. Local observers noted drifting conditions and delayed travel as weather continues to close roads.
Weathered sea and fog halt passage near Chatham
Heavy seas sweep the shoals and fog shuts gulf passage for forty eight hours. Coast guard patrols the shore all day as tugs and barges ride out the gale off Handkerchief.
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Chatham
Coast Guard
Ancher
Storm Delivers Severe Blow at Woods Hole
The April storm is stronger than any this winter in Woods Hole. The sound is rough all afternoon and no steamer to Cot City. Tug Lehigh arrived from Hyannis at noon after anchoring barges off Bass River.
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Wood's Hole
Cott City
Lehigh
Hyannis
Bass River
Northeast storm warning issued for New Haven to Eastport
Weather bureau yesterday morning posted a northeast storm warning from Washington. The warning said a storm of great intensity is central over District at Coleia at 9 30 a m moving northeast and erous north up east gate today, threatening to northwest tonight.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
New Haven
Eastport
Coleia
East Gate
Six Inches of Snow Falls in New York Farm Areas
Snow blankets parts of New York with six inches reported by farmers on April 3 as flakes continue to fall, creating whiteout conditions in rural districts and delaying daily chores.
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New York
Artificial Ice Plant Tour Reveals New Commonwealth Ice Co
A Boston tour explained machine made ice at the Commonwealth Ice Company plant in Roxbury. Dr E John Kauffmann led guests through boilers and ammonia coils, detailing a 260 ton daily capacity and a freeze cycle that yields ice in about three days with house to house delivery to start soon.
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New Commonwealth Eni Ice Company
Ho and
Girard Streets
Roxbury
E. John Kauffmann
Boston
Roche
Kauffmann
A. of Reynolds
Dayton
Emery M. Lowe
Pena
Newee
A Ce
Pps
Bell
A. B. Strickler
Company’ of
York
Penis
Jones Details Plot to Murder Rice and Estate Cash
Jones testifies in court about a bogus will scheme with Patrick to speed Rice’s death and access a large estate. He describes forged drafts, threats, and the plan to kill themselves, with details of the Tombs interview and the cremation cover story.
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Jones
Patrick
Rice
Texas
New York
Robert E .Moore
Mr. Battle
Osborne
Lawyers House
Moore and
Cantwell
David L. Short
Morris Meyers
Charles
Mr. Rice
Mr. Moore
Jerome
Jones Gener
Aw Patrick
Sohen
Captain Baker
Mr. Meldrum
Fred A. Rice
Baker
McGlynn Convicted For High Priced Shoes In South Boston
In South Boston a court heard Michael J. McGlynn charged with larceny of six pairs of horseshoe freight shoes and a pair of boots after an assault on Fred Goss and an attempted larceny at Freight House No. 6. If his time were valued at $2 a day he would owe $420 for twelve shoes two boots and the assault. The case references Deer Island authorities and a costly horse show alternative.
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Michael J. McGlynn
Fred Goss
Deer Island
South
Boston
McGlynn
Hoese
Congols Railroad
Patrick's Lawyers Satisfied Statement Released
In New York on April 3 Patrick's lawyers Fred B House and Robert E Moore issued a statement saying they are perfectly satisfied with the situation. The brief release conveyed confidence in the ongoing matter.
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New York
Patrick
Fred B. House
Robert E. Moore
Trial Testimony Reveals Jones Confession Details
The transcript shows Jones recounting visits to police and the district attorney, naming Captain McClusky and Captain Baker, and admitting to statements about Rice, Patrick, and a will. He describes promises of leniency and the pressure to confess, with adjournment called for the next day.
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McClusky
Mr. Gore
Rice
Patrick
Gardiner
Cuff
Moe
Value of Rice Estate Totals 3 750 000 Dollars
April 3 New York conservative estimate places the murdered millionaire Rice estate at 3 750 000 dollars. Cash in banks and trusts 700 000 bonds railroad and municipal 2 000 000 real estate in New York New Jersey and Texas 1 600 000. Total value across assets amounts to 3 750 000 dollars.
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New York
New Jersey
Aexas
Mr. Rice
Candle Pin Championship At Murray And Irwin's
New England candle pin championship tournament continues at Murray and Irwin's 1150 Washington street. Top scores so far are McAllen 412 and Joy 408 with others including Wilby 396 Harriman 390 McCarthy 388 Wheeler 384 Fox 383 Harbor 878 Smith 370 Finnegan 370 Ingraham 368 Calder 361 Ford 3065 Pierce 362 Bent 361. The best tournament yet with four string totals and averages shown. The event runs for two more weeks.
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New England
Murray & Irwin's
Washington Street
McAllen
Joy
Wilby
Harriman
McCarthy
Wheeler
Fox
Harbor
Smith
Finnegan
Ingraham
Calder
Consolation Races for Harvard Crews Decided
Consolation races for Harvard crews defeated in interclass races will be held next Thursday. The plan aims to boost enthusiasm among trainees and may include two senior and college trophies if enough men sign the blue books.
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Harvard
Tuga
Tus
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Radam
New Eng
We. Heaton & Company
Iran
Bromfield and
MILK
Prince Street
Connecticut
New Pampehine
Vermont
C. H. Hood
H. P. Hood & Sons
Post
D. Whiting & Soms
Newland
Milk Contractors’ Association
Massachusetts State Board of Arbitration
Prouc
Milk Producers’ Union
Soree
Willi Amy
Raymond
F. I. Dorr
R. Goldsmith
Cape
Norfolk, VA
Darrow
Adams
C. E. Osgood CO
W. A. Newman
the Central House
Ashland
Tierney
Osgood
E. Osgood
C. Money-Saving House Furnishers
Maryland
Cumberlan Md
Rawlings
Davis
Vineyard Sound
Hygienic Company
Tacony, Pa
Daffy Malt Whiskey Co
Frye Madigel Bo
Daffy Malt Wass? CO
Rechasten
W.l.douglas
Cor. Essex
Summer St
Cor. Lincoln
Court St
Cor. Howard
City Hall Ave
W. L. Douglas
Brogkton
Douglas
MR. M’glynn
Michare
J. M'Glynn
Suffox County
Moore
Short
Meyers
House of Detention
Battle
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