Labour and Capital Railway Trainmen Discharge Trustees
In Alsbury Illinois on April 6 S E Salisbury grand master of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen discharged trustees Charles I Salisbury John C Glenn Charles W Flanders John O Rourke and K S Bodnan for failing to properly examine books and for issuing a misleading circular. Salisbury denies the authority of the grand master to discharge them as they were elected by the Brotherhood. The move is expected to provoke a major internal dispute within the union.
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John W. McKim
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Democrats Jubilant Over Ohio Michigan Municipal Results
Special dispatch from Findlay Ohio reports Democrats carried Findlay Napoleon Defiance Wapakouatta Lima and Upper Sandusky while Republicans won Toledo Fostoria Bowling Green North Baltimore and Bluffton. Cincinnati and Cleveland reelect Republicans, Detroit notes light Michigan statewide turnout, Wayne County elects two county auditors and eight education board members with Democrats carrying the county by about 3000.
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Musby
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CoLtumsvis
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Cleveland
William G. Rose
Detxoir
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the Supreme Court
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Wayne
Ladies Make Merry at Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Society Sociable
At Tremont Temple the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association held a sociable and supper with speeches by Julia Ward Howe and others. I A Callahan sang a suffrage song, Henry H Faxon and Frederick Claflin spoke on Republican and Democratic roles. Claflin warned reform would come only through necessity and pressure. John Hutchinson and his daughter performed songs, followed by a recital and a Meionacon troupe comedy.
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Julia Ward Howe
Tremont Temple
Georgia
Henry H. Faxon
Quincy
Claflin
Henry B. Blackwell
Frederick Claflin
Clatlin
Comdietta
Massachusetts Legislature Back World’s Fair Aid Plan
Six Massachusetts lawmakers in Curacao report they will recommend at least 175000 dollars in Bay State funding for the World’s Fair after a personal review of the plan. The delegation says the proposed appropriation should support the project.
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Bay State
Weather Forecast For New England And Eastern New York
Weather indications forecast warmer, fair conditions with southeasterly winds through 8 p.m. Tuesday for New England and Eastern New York, as reported by the Washington weather service on April 6.
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Washington
New England
New York
Post's Forecast and Weather Synopsis for New England
Clear to fair weather will persist in New England with light westerly winds and rising temperatures. A broad high over the upper lakes and Gulf States moved out to sea, frost was noted in Georgia and Alabama yesterday, and no further frost danger is expected. New England's high around 44 and lows near 10 were reported, with several days of continued fair conditions anticipated.
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Fires Strike Albany Telephone Exchange and St Augustine Gaslight Works
Albany reports a blaze at the Telephone Exchange cupola and distributing room caused by a trolley wire cross over, with water damage to the switchboard and an estimated direct loss under 5000. Service resumes only after fourth disruption in three months from snow, or trolley current. St Augustine Gaslight Works also burned this morning with losses around 65000 and gas service gone for the night and likely longer.
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Uline
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St. Augustine
Fires Strikes Brighton Charlestown and Auburn Court
A blaze in a building behind North Beacon street Brighton owned by George Morrill caused 800 dollars in damage after youths played with matches. A second fire at 8 Allen street Charlestown owned by R F Stoddart damaged 50 dollars from a candle under a sofa. Officers Lombard and Russell from Station 3 extinguished a small fire in a four story brick building at 7 Auburn court occupied by Thomas D Baker.
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Brighton
George Morrill
Allen Street
Charlestown
R. F. Stoddart
Harry Gailny
Lombard and Russell
Station 3
Auburn Court
Thomas D. Baker
Quiet day in Prrishura coke region as plants resume
RAIL: Rioters keep quiet in Prrispura despite alarms as Frick and McClure plants try to restart. At Adelaide and Morewood 100 and 40 workers reported, coke shipped from Jimtown and Sterling. Four men at Morewood, others guarded. many arrests include M McDonough and W Coleman released on $1000 bail. Military companies stand by in Scottdale and Mt Pleasant.
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Frick and McClure
Frick
Adelaide
Morewood
Jimtown
Sterling
Coalbrook
McClure Company
M. McDonough
William Coleman
Scottdale
Mt. Pleasant
Leith
Cochran
New England Nun and Other Stories Review
A critical look at Miss Mary Wilkins's A New England Nun and other tales, praising sharp dialogue and moral focus while noting monotony from volume length. The piece highlights stories like Gala Dress and Sister Liddy, explores Wilkins's village New England setting, and calls Revolt of Mother her high point plus hints at future promise.
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Primrose Hill
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Yankee Land
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Suvrish
Polly
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Polly Moss
Sally
Jenny
Galena to Be Repaired After Harbor Arrival
The United States steamship Galena arrived in the lower harbor with tug assistance carrying boats guns and ammunition taken from the ship. She is battered with a missing mainmast patched sides and hogged but repair is hoped to be possible within the 20 per cent limit, easing job concerns for navy yard workers.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States
William Slater
Taurus
Myrtle
Navy Yard
Barnum Still Weak at Home with No Immediate Alarm
Bridgeport Connecticut April 6 reports in New York papers claimed Hon P T Barnum was sinking but they are unfounded. The veteran showman remains at home, still weak but about the house, with indigestion. No cause for immediate alarm is seen. weather settling may improve his condition.
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Bridgeport
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New York
P. T. Barnum
Publishers Notes on New Books and Series
John Fiske expands papers on the American Revolution into two volumes with a Washington frontispiece from Mrs. Mary Hemenway. G. P. Putnam’s Sons and Houghton Mifflin plan six part editions. New works include a Civil War study by John Codman Ropes and a fifty cent series Men with a Mission. Macmillan to publish The Economic Journal by Anewee. Cassell’s Blue Library to feature A Christian Woman by Emilia Pardo Bazan. Nature’s Realm April issue features The Gila Monster and other natural history pieces from Smithsonian researchers and writers.
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Atlantic Monthly
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Boston
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G. P. Putnam’s Sons
New York
London
Gustav Karpeles
University of Prague
Berlin
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Christendom
Teutonic Lands
John Codman Ropes
Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
Tyndale
Stanley
Latimer
Kingsley
Lincoln
Howard
Lord Lawrence
Livingston
Thomas Whittaker
Anewee
Macmillan & Co
Economic Journal
British Economic Association
K. M. Smith
Columbia
See
Harvard University
Alfred Marshall
Henry Sedgwick
Cassell
K. W. Shufeldt
Smithsonian Institute
Samuel G. McClure
Morris Gibbs
Linnaeus Roberts
Joe
Samuel Parker
Harris Publishing Company of
Newark
Brookline Selectmen hear West End Rail petition on Chestnut Hill avenue
Brookline selectmen received a renewed petition from West End Street Railway to locate tracks and curves from Beacon Street to Chestnut Hill avenue to connect with a proposed car-house. Abutters including Dana Estes Knapp Chamberlain Shreve oppose previous plans. officials plan to put the matter aside for now.
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Beacon Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
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Englewood Avenue
West End
Messrs. Dana, Estes
Eugene R. Knapp
Thomas Chamberlain
Chamberlain
William B.shrreve
Banquet of the Pavers Brings City Laborers Together
The paving department laborers held their annual banquet in Well's Memorial Building with about 300 pavers and guests in attendance. Dexter Hall hosted the event. Thomas Fr Cullen served as master of ceremonies. Aldermen Leary Keenan and Stacy spoke. A two week vacation with full pay and pensioning for aged employees drew enthusiastic approval. Senator McNary of South Boston and Superintendent Carter attended among others.
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Well’s Memorial Building
Dexter Hall
Thomas Fr. Cullen
Leary
Keenan
Stacy
Senator McNary
South
Boston
Carter
Street Department
New Intercollegiate Games Arranged Between Yale and Harvard
Representatives from Yale and Harvard met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York to arrange annual track contests. A cup was accepted, a governing constitution drafted, and the 1901 Cambridge meet on May 16 set with the tug of war dropped from events.
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Yale
Walter Camp
Harry Brooks
Walcott
Williams
Harvard
Wendall Baker
Morrison
J. P. Lee
Moon
Hunt
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Cambridge
Derroit Sleep Challenge Ends with Cunningham Victory
Derroit on April 6 reports George Cunningham completed the 168 hour sleep deprivation test, the only contestant to finish. Townsend, a veteran pedestrian, endured 150 hours before collapsing and now shows strong mental distress.
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Derroit
George Cunningham
Townsend
Verdict Against Fall River Awarded in Street Extension Case
In Fall River on April 6 a Superior Court jury awarded $15,725 against the city. The Chase heirs, owners of land adjoining the post office, sued after their property was condemned to extend Rock street and rejected an offer of $9,500.
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Campbell
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J. LU. Tyler
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Phebe E. Case
Somerville
Fred Joy
Winchester
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Boston Post
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Johann Hoff Malt Extract Acknowledged By Austrian Court
The Empress Elizabeth and Emperor Francis Joseph praised Johann Hoff's Malt Extract after a illness aid. Hoff became Purveyor to the Austrian Court and earned the Golden Cross and Crown, later the Crown Order in 1870. Half a million bottles are imported to the United States annually through Eisner & Mendelson Co. New York. The genuine article bears the Johann Hoff signature on every neck.
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Austria
Johann Hoff
Francis Joseph
Wilhelm
United States
Berlin
Messrs. Eisner & Mendelson Co
New Ork
Spring Suffering in Boston and Paine's Celery Compound
A Boston columnist notes spring illness affects rich and poor due to weather and stress. He cites Paine's Celery Compound as the popular remedy, sharing a Burlington user letter and claiming many professions and social classes rely on it to relieve spring debility and nervous fatigue.
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Wint R
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Burlington, Vt
Sam
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Burlington
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