Striking Coke Strike Fades in Connellsville Region
In Pittsburg April 6 a union town report says the planned as the greatest strike in the Connellsville coke region collapsed. Police and officials detained 136 UMWA members for Paddock killing while Desmond and McSloy remain at large. Authorities expect no further trouble. Coroner to empanel jury into Paddock death.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Uniontown
Connellsville
R. D. Davis
United Mine Workers’ Association
Daniel Darby
Paddock
Frick Company
Davidson Works
Brownfield
Wilhelm
Davis
Darby
Mount Pleasant
Westmoreland County
McCann
Scottdale
Batton
Joseph H. Paddock
West End Urges Public Library in West Church
West End residents vote to establish a branch library and reading room in the old West Church on Cambridge Street. The meeting at St Augustine’s Hall, presided by Speaker Meyer, urged Boston finance committee action and appointed a committee to press the case, planning a mass meeting at Bowdoin Church.
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West End
West Church
Cambridge Street
St. Augustine’s Hall
Meyer
Father Field
St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church
Matthews
Fottler
Lowell
Old West Church
Committee On Finance
Robert Treat Paine
Mulcahey
Robert Teamoh
Ames
Butler Wilson
Mr. Calley
Boston
Common Council
Cbarch
Calley
Bowdoin Church
Insurrection Ends in South Carolina Counties
Governor proclaims end of insurrection in Darlington and Florence counties restoring civil status. In Darlington the coroner’s jury finds constables McLendon and Cain killed citizens and Redmond killed Constable Pepper. Military verdict aligns with the coroner. troops to leave.
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Columbia
8.C
Darlington
Florence
Death Dealer Dies of Smallpox After Wandering City
Dennis Callon, a smallpox patient, traveled Boston streets for two weeks before Dr. Macdonald located him and sent him to Galloupe's Island. He claimed no steady home, visited barrooms on Eliot and Harrison avenues, and said he came from a well-off family. Authorities fumigated the hotel, dispensary, institute, and Harrison avenue lodging, vaccinating all occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Callon
Macdonald
Galloupe’s Island
Callon
W. H. Hastings
Bennet Street
Eliot Street
South End
Boston
Harrison Avenue
Beach Street
Elot Street
Post House
Howard Street
Harrison Avenue House
Nipped in the Bud as Gas Plant Sale Plan Fails
Philadelphia April 5 The council did not advance an ordinance to privatize the city gas plants and franchises. A reported scheme to sell below value was derailed by publicity and did not materialize at today's council meeting.
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Philadelphia
Death of Minnie Hanspicker in Salem Abortion Suspicion
Medical Examiner Pinkham released a report amid suspicious circumstances in Minnie Hanspicker's death. No violence or clear cause found. she was four months pregnant when she died January 11 in Salem. An autopsy at Haven and McGovern showed healthy organs. abortion attempt suspected. ergot dose considered likely but not proven.
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Salem
Pinkham
Minnie Hanspicker
Minnie
Lynn
Haven & McGovern
Five Die in Berlin Riot Sparks Killings
Despatch from Insterburg reports army recruits in Gross-Berschkalien rioted today. Five people were killed and many injured. Four rioters were arrested.
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Berlin
Insterburg
Gumbinnen
Gross-Berschkalien
Irish Night at Father Scully’s Gym Delights Cambridge Crowd
A crowd of 1500 to 2000 gathered at Cambridge’s Prospect and Harvard streets gym for an Irish Night organized by Father Scully. The program mixed prayers in Irish, Shamrock recitations, Irish dances, songs, and a tug of war, with regional representation from Ulster Munster Connaught and Leinster in mock parade and performances by William O’Brien, Thomas O’Hara, Margaret Denney, and others.
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Tara
Cambridge
Scully
Erin
Prospect
Harvard
Father Scully
Ireland
America
James O’brien
Father Mundi
Thomas O’hara
M. B. Burke
Smith
Patrick Crowley
Conlan
O'Brien
Sarah Cox
Brin
Mary de Spain
Connnault
Mary C. Gallagher
Munster
Atherine Haley
Trister
Sarah Corcoran
Leinster
Mararet Moran
Merica
Timothy Brassil
Daniel Carroll
Edward Burns
John McCarthy
Stephen O’neill
Cerro Gordo
Joseph Bean
Lottie Condon
Queenly Island
Hannah Denney
Romatien
Kerry
Ulster
M. Redmond
John Mulgibill
A. Moylan
F. McCloskey
H. Denney
J. Kersey
M. Dolan
J. Bergin
Mahoney
J. Buckley
L. Condon
E. Kelley
J. Downey
M. Mahoney
J. Whelan
M. Haley
J. Dolan
J. Kirkland
M. Cole
Kersey
M. Toner
J. Keefe
N. Kane
T. Kelleher
M. O'Connor
BE. Kelley
M. Denney
F. Donovan
A. Healey
F. Mullen
A. Phelan
T. Calnan
D. Allen
J. O'Connor
E. Forsyth
T. Mullen
M. Fitzgerald
C. Redmond
BP. Neny
Dance in Roxbury Hibernians Ball at Erminie Hall
Roxbury Hibernians and friends filled Erminie Hall for Division 1’s annual ball with Lyceum Orchestra providing music. Notable attendees included Patrick McGeever, S. Gaffey, several representatives, Alderman Dever, and many others, plus a surprise gold watch for Jeremiah Loughlin for selling the most tickets.
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Roxbury Hibernians
Division 1
Erminie Hall
Hibernians
Boston
Lyceum
John T. Murphy
John J. Hamilton
Patrick McGeever
S. Gaffey
James Plunkett
D. Higgins
John Duggan
James Barry
James Costello
Peter T. P. Welsh
Joseph Farley
John F. Murphy
James Fay
George Hamilton
Ed Hoffman
John Dolan
D. O'Donovan
T. J. Murray
J. B. O’higgins
J. Murphy
John F. Dever
Daniel J. Casey
Ed J. Glavin
Hugh Crossin
P. Murray
P. S. Quinn
San Francisco
James Bowden
Mary Rafferty
Annie Lynch
Mary Plunkett
John Burns
Margaret Barry
Henry Durgan
John O'Rourke
Henry Plunkett
Patrick Riddle
J. Costello
P. McGuire
J. Plunkett
J. Downey
J. Barry
J. Duggin
Jeremiah Loughlin
McGeever
Fancy dress party tests capacity of St Augustine School hall
In South Boston at St Augustine School hall a fancy dress party drew about four hundred couples from South Boston the city and suburbs. The event featured an eight to nine concert then dancing until two with a large volunteer floor staff led by P B Corbett and William A Buckley and a long list of aides. Prominent attendees included Representative McLaughlin Commissioner Devlin and wife P B Corbett among others.
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P. W. Tighe
John Pearl
M. W. Mulligan
William J. Murray
John E. Corbett
Samuel Legeve
Representative McLaughlin
Commissioner Devlin
P. B. Corbett
Dance proceeds for Sacred Heart table at fair
The couples listed attend a dance with proceeds benefiting the Sacred Heart table in the upcoming hall fair opening next Monday evening. The event features numerous invitees and their spouses aiding the fundraising effort.
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John S. Fox
J. J. Mcdonald
Frank D. Sweeney
Frank G. Harkins
Willam Tobin
House Passes Urgent Deficiency Bill Amid つlotary Session
The House approved the journal, swore in J. F. Islar from South Carolina, and discussed the Paris tribunal recommendations on fur seal preservation. It then moved through urgent deficiency and postal appropriation measures, with a $12-14 million deficiency estimate and a total five-bill deficiency carry of $4,571,577. An amendment by Mr. Sayers on the census and a printing grant of $5,000 for the State Department were approved before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
J. F. Islar
South Carolina
Representative Brawley
McCreary
Dem
Paris Tribunal of Arbitration
Draper
Rep
Mass
Union Pacific Railroad
Hatch
Sayers
Texas
Reed
Cannon
Ill
Congress
Census Bureau
Department of State
Crawford
N. C
Springer
Senate Tariff Talk and Resolutions in April Session
In Washington the Senate heard notices of forthcoming tariff remarks by Mr. Hill of New York. Mr. George of Mississippi offered a resolution to reduce all official incomes not constitutionally protected by 10 percent. Mr. Allen of Nebraska proposed discharging the finance committee from a bill to repeal part of the resumption act, but it was laid over. The chamber then debated a million dollar appropriation to destroy Russian thistles, with Mr. Mills of Texas opposing. The executive session continued until 6 15 p m and the Senate adjourned.
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Washington
Senate
Hill
Dem
N. Y
George
Miss
Judiciary Committee
Allen
Neb
Finance Committee
Mills
Tex
E. P. White
Arlington
Martha T. Favor
Watertown
George H. Wilfert & Co
Blackstone Street
G. H. Wilfert
Beachmont
John H.wilfert & Co
Province Street
J. H. Wilfert
Jacob Wirth & Co
Eliot Street
H. R. Wirth
Providence
R. I. Daniel Wise & Co
Temple Place
Daniel P. Wise
Malden
Wood, Pollard & Co
Friend Street
S. P. Pollard
Brookline
John Graham & Co
Hawes Street
John Graham
West Medford
Jeremiah Green & Co
Cambridge Street
John Walsh
Somerville
C. H. Greenleaf & Co
C. H. Greenleaf
New Hampshire
Roger Haggerty & Co
Endicott Street
R. Haggerty
John H. Mahoney
Commercial Street
R. Marston & Co
Brattle Street
R. Marston
Barnstable
Patrick McLaughlin & Co
P. McLaughlin
Revere
E. J. McQuillen & Co
Magazine Street
Katherine McQuillen
Wellesley
Mills & Webber
Causeway Street
Edward Mills
Medford
George F. Mullett
Andrew J. Murphy & Co
Federal Street
A. J. Murphy
Chelsea
Nash & Bowers
School Street
F. J. Nash
Neale & Co
Howard Street
J. A. Fairbanks
Cambridge
N. L. Bean
Newcomb & Frost
Boylston Street
W.E. Frost
C. H. Newcomb
James Nichol & Co
Tremont Street
J. F. Nichol
West Somerville
Edward H. Norton & Co
Parker Street
E. H. Norton
Worcester
I. W. Nowell & Co
Main Street
I.W. Nowell
Ludwig Ostermeyer & Co
Hampden Street
Katherine Normile
Potter & Co
Beach Street
B. E. Potter
Waltham
W. J
Frank Quennell
Dock Square
F. Quennell
M. F. Reagan & Co
Harrison Avenue
J. F. Stratton
Milford
J. O. Rickard & Co
North Street
H. E. Sylvester
J. W. Welch
Quincy
William Robinson & Sons
Sudbury Street
A. H. Robinson
Melrose Highlands
A. B. Robinson
Winter Hill
Committee On Finance
Rutherford Avenue
Alderman Lee
Robinson
Lee
State House
Boston
Sears
Ward 10
Common Council
Board of Survey
Non resident liquor license holders listed for Boston
The Boston police commissioners provided a list of liquor license holders who live outside Boston, totaling over 150. The list shows firm name, business address, non resident name, and residence, with many names tied to towns like Newton Cambridge Somerville and Brookline. The compilation was presented after a council order and covers numerous firms and partners.
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Briggs
Ward
Boston
London
Eng
Adams, Taylor & Co
State Street
L. Adams
Newton
Alaméda Company
Tremont Street
William F. Horton
George W. Armstrong
Boston and Albany
Brookline
Michael F. Armstrong & Co
Canal Street
M. F. Armstrong
Everett
Baldwin & Punch
Commercial Street
EF. S. Baldwin
Chelsea
J. P. Punch
Cambridge
John M. Benson & Co
Friend Street
J. M. Benson
Somerville
Biesenbach & Co
North Centre Street
H. S. Doane
Frank B. Brown
Camia
Polcri & Peretti
North Street
L. Peretti
Patrick Cannon & Co
Endicott Street
M. P. Mealy
J. E. Cassidy & Son
Broad Street
J. E. Cassidy
J. E. Cassidy, Jr
Watertown
H. F
B. W. Chandler
Samuel O. Cochran
Congress Square
W. C. Ulman
John G. Colbert
T. A. Devine
Salem
A. S. Dinsmore & Co
Blackstone Street
A. S. Dinsmore
Haverhill
James Doherty & Co
Cambridge Street
James Doherty
Neil Doherty & Co
Merrimac Street
Neil Doherty
Durgin
Park & Co
North Market Street
J. G. Chandler
Oo. L. Fern
Thomas F. Finn
Pearl Street
J. W. Dearborn
A. B. Dearborn
E. R. Frost & Co
Faneuil Hall Square
E. R. Frost
Auburndale
Joseph Gahm & Co
Hartford Street
J. S. Gahm
Philip A. Gahm
C. E. Gassett
Melrose
John S. Gibbon & Co
Atlantic Avenue
J. S. Gibbon
A. F. Goldsmith & Co
Central Wharf
W. H. Keith
Gove & Co
C. S. Gove
Maplewood
Daniel Shea & Co
Daniel Shea
Shea & Nagle
Charlestown Street
D. J. Nagle
Beachmont
Sinclair & Mann
Quincy House
Charles A. Sinclair
Portsmouth
N. H
Fred L. Smith & Co
Maverick Street
Theodore Geisel
Springfield
Smith, Hoyt & Co
Franklin Street
J. M. Hoyt
South Street
James FE. Welch
North Adams
C. W. Welch
A. H. Welch & Son
A. H. Weld
Otis Weld & Co
C. G. Thompson
Braintree
John Leavitt
J. R. Whipple & Co
Young’s Hotel
J. B. Whipple
New Boston
Everett Legislator Struck by Barrel in Market District
Hon. Frank B. Bennett, Everett legislator and Wool Reporter owner, was struck on the head by a falling barrel near Bendall's lane and Cottage street. He was unconscious, later revived to partial consciousness, with brain concussion suspected. his condition remained uncertain. He and his family are well known in Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Bennett
Bennett
Franklin Street
Percy
Bennet Street
Chelsea Ferry
Cottage Street
Everett
Bendall’s Lane
Mr. Bennett
Station 1
Dr. Elliott
Elliott
Godfrey Rider
Wool Reporter
Advertiser
House of Representatives
Coxey Army Reaches Homestead With Ovation and Enlistments
Coxey recruits surge as 600 marchers camp in Homestead after leaving Allegheny City. Police restricts, 209 enlistments boost ranks. commissary chief Alexander Childs, nephew of H. C. Frick, appointed. Donations varied. Browne and Coxey receive strong crowd reception at evening meeting.
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Homestead
Penn
Allegheny City
Coxey
Pittsburg
Brownsville
Beck’s Run
Gessner
Carl Browne
Bale
Allegheny
Browne
Alexander Childs
Commonweal
Childs
H. C. Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Acheson
United States Circuit Court
Beaver Falls
Brookline Doctor Dies by Own Action at Park Street Home
Reports confirm that Dr. Reed shot himself at his Brookline residence on Park Street. The death occurred about 3 50 p m with little information released. The physician, about 35 years old, had recently moved into the area and his suicide is described as a sad, quiet tragedy.
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Reed
Park Street
Brookline
Martin
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Alt Druggiete
Frank P. Bennett
Prendergast
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