Mayor replies to labor men over Kneeland Driscoll meeting
Mayor Hibbard in a letter to Central Labor Union secretary Abrahams says he will meet only the authorized committee or its president and not Kneeland or Driscoll. White adds the mayor will see Abrahams or Hynes and will decide on Kneeland and Driscoll if the union insists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Henry Abrahams
Central Labor Union
Fred Kneeland
Dennis D. Driscoll
Abrahams
Messrs. Kneeland
Driscoll
Louis Sullivan
Sewer Department
Mr. Abrahams
J. Hynes
Messrs
Kneeland
Messrs. Driscoll
White
Mr. Hynes
Messrs. Kneeland and
Dinner at White House for Jap Commissioners
In honor of Tokutaro Sakai commissioner-general and Hikojiro Wada commissioner of the Tokio exposition who are in the country for the Japanese world's fair a dinner was given at the White House tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tokutaro Sakai
Hikojiro Wada
White House
Governor Draper Honors Global Fleet Officers at Algonquin
Governor Draper hosted a formal reception at the Algonquin Club for fleet officers visiting after their worldwide cruise. Notables included ex-Governor Long Mayor Hibbard and military officials as speakers recalled foreign duties and home refitting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Winslow
W. H.H. Sutherland
New Jersey
Jrank Marble
M. A. Libbey
E. F. Green
J. P. Parker
Denver
Frothingham
Malone
W. A. Bancroft
Hibbard
William Swift
Navy Yard
Hill
William A. Gaston
Eugene P. Stone
George H. Doty
Charles C. Brightman
A. T. Treadway
C. S. Williams
J. H. Dillaway, Jr
Albion F. Bemis
EF. R. Champlin
Charles
Elliot Snow
Joseph Walker
M.S. Corning
A. Curtis
W. HL. Brigham
Robert L. O’brien
John Bigelow, Jr
Samuel Cole
P. §. Sears
Edward F. Hamlin
J. L. Johnson
Charles II
L. Wingate
Walter S. Glidden
Vanderbilts Biltmore Woods Ravaged by Major Fire
A forest fire on the Biltmore estate near Asheville North Carolina burned about 10 090 acres of reforested land. Incendiaries were suspected as fires spread to the underbrush near the Victoria suburb threatening the Vanderbilt cottages leased on the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Victoria
Lyons Trial Narrows Motive in Sampson Case
Frank Allyn, 20, brother of Georgia Allyn Sampson, testified he heard a scream but not a shot the morning Harry Sampson was fatally wounded. Mrs. Sampson’s lawyers argued the State failed to prove motive, claiming Sampson himself said he would rather die than live with his wife.
Defense May Move to Dismiss Indictment in Sampson Case
during the trial of Harry Sampson prosecutors present medical testimony from three physicians noting no powder marks at the wound. Frank S Allyn testified his sister visited Rochester the day before the shooting and that his father and brother brought milk the morning of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Harry
Allyn
Sampson
Frank Allyn
Philadelphia Railways President Charles F Ellis Ends His Life
Charles F Ellis 74 president of Citizens' Passengers Railways and a Philadelphia wealth holder shot himself at his home. He was found by his wife in a pool of blood after the gunfire. Ellis suffered neuralgia and rheumatism. his estate valued around 10.9 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles F. Ellis
Citizens’ Passengers Railways Company
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Ellis
Easter Lily Shortage Looms for 1999 Florists
Florists report a shortage of Easter lilies and carnations with higher prices likely. Dealers fear meeting demand, and lilies are expected to be smaller than last year. Rose varieties remain plentiful and in fine condition.
Desperate man begs judge for food and shelter
Morris Linehan, 29, appeared in the local police court pleading for removal to a place with food and shelter after claiming days of futile job hunting. Charged with vagrancy, he was sent to the State farm following his plea to the judge. He told Officer Hanlon of his need after approach on the Common last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Linehan
Linehan
Hanlon
Eliot to speak at Appleton Chapel tonight
President Eliot returns from his southern trip to deliver his first address in Appleton Chapel at 7 o clock. The talk is before the Bible study conference under the Harvard Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Appleton Chapel
Harvard Christian Association
Dorchester Insurance Man Dies by Own Action at Franklin Park
William F. Gache a 58 year old insurance man of Magnolia street Dorchester killed himself at Franklin Park yesterday morning by cutting his throat with a razor. His body was found near the golf links by two boys who alarmed the police and the body was removed to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Gache
Magnolia Street
Dorchester
Franklin Park
Insurance broker ends life amid ill health and mental strain
The deceased, identified as Mr. Bache, a long-time Boston insurance figure, died by self act. A note named Heber Bishop, Etna Fire Insurance general manager, as a contact. Sons Charles F. and James T. Bache work for Prudential on State street. Mrs. Bache cites poor health and mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Bishop
Liberty Square
Etna Fire Insurance Company
Bache
Boston
Northwestern Tire Insurance Company
Postoffice
Prudential Company
State Street
Charles F
James T. Bache
Weston at Wooster Daily Run Ends in Heavy Roads
Edward Payson Weston arrived in Wooster Ohio at 5 30 p m from Canton covering 38 miles on a day he said was miserable due to heavy roads He plans to leave Wooster at 7 a m for Ashland to continue his trip by foot.
Boston area Methodists vow to rid church of politics
The New England Methodist Conference in Lowell ends with Bishop Berry urging an end to ecclesiastical politics to aid growth. Seven new ministers join Boston churches next Sunday. district superintendents named for Lynn and Springfield. honors given to retiring leaders.
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Lowell
New England Methodist Conference
Berry
Boston
Bishop Berry
A. P. Sharp
Baker Memorial Church
Lynn
Joel M. Leonard
Leonard
J. P. Kennedy
Holyoke
Springfield
William Richardson
Methodist clergy moves and district superintendency noted
The Rev. C. M. Melden leaves Academy to lead Newton Centre Methodist Church. He succeeds by Rev. L. J. Bierney at Malden Centre Church. Trinity Methodist Church and Springfield Methodists opposed Eugene M. Antrim leaving the city, despite him being slated as the Lynn district superintendent.
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Boston
Bethany
G. F. Phinney
Egleston Square
A. A. Wright
Highland
F. A. Gould
Jamaica Plain
H. E. Wilson
Parkman Street
H. P. Rankin
St. John’s
N. E. Wilkinson
Baker Memorial
C. S. Otto. Lynn
Boston Street
H. S. Wilkinson
Riverside
Earl S. Riley
Maple Street
C. O. Pollard
St. Luke's
L. W. Adams
South Street
A. C. Skinner
Malden
Centre Street
L. J. Bierney
Linden
George Whitaker
Medford
A. E. Worman
Hillside
F. M. Baker
Arlington
Arlington Heights
J. Alphonsus Day
Cambridge
Epworth
N. FE. Richardson
Harvard
R. F. Flewelling
Newton—Centre
C. M. Melden
Highlands
G. M. Bailey
Somerville
Flint Street
E. L. Smiley
Waltham—First
Jesse Wagner
Norwood—Norwood
M. E
C. S. Cox
Atlantic
W. J. Heath
Wollaston
Wollaston M. E
Wesley Wiggin
Newton Centre Methodist Church
Malden Centre Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Springfield
Eugene M. Antrim
Lynn
Gloucester Isinglass Glue Firm Closes After 35 Years
Gloucester April 6. After 35 years of continuous business the Gloucester Isinglass and Glue Company has closed its works at 19% Eastern Avenue and will likely not reopen. John S. Rogers devised the liquid glue from fish skins in 1873. The firm formed soon after and pioneered sending liquid fish glues to Europe to compete with Russian products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Gloucester Isinglass & Glue Company
Eastern Avenue
John S. Rogers
Europe
Negro Robber Sentenced to Twenty-Five Years
In Philadelphia on April 6 Judge Barratt sentenced George Washington a black man to 25 years imprisonment and a $2000 fine after convicting him of holding Ella Curtin a white woman prisoner in his room and ill treating and robbing her, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelhptia
Barratt
George Washington
Ella Curtin
Good by Din Calls Firemen Good By
Fourteen locomotives on the Boston & Albany disrupted East Boston yards as J. L. Truden left on the Ivernia for Liverpool. Fireboats and engines answered false alarms before passengers on the Ivernia were accounted for and the crews returned to duty. The ship carried 35 saloon, 80 second cabin and 250 steerage passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Boston
J. L. Truden
Springfield
Ivernia
Liverpool
Cunard
Sabitino Vitillo arraigned on assault with intent to kill
Sabitino Vitilll was arraigned in the local police court yesterday on a charge of assault with intent to kill Michael Fitz gerald for an incident dated March 18. He was held in $5000 bail until April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabitino Vitilll
Michael Fitzgerald
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the Tunnel Bargain Basement
Empire
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Black Stockings
Hynes
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Justice Rich
Frank S. Allyn
Rochester
Carl
State Farm
Mi AE
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North American Accident Insurance Company
Horre
Chicago
Alfred E. Forrest
Sec’y
Anam
Vorenberg
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William F. Bache
Weston AT Wooster
Aia
Ine
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Jeonard
Myleston Square Methodist Church
T.C. Martin
East Longmeadow
I. A. Gould
Highland Church
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Wilbraham
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James A. Houston Company
P. H. Magrane, Pres
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