Out Wages in Boston Brewery Strike Showcase Nonunion Workmen
An open skirmish in the Boston brewery strike features non union drivers collecting empty barrels from retailers while union leaders anticipate a broader battle when distribution resumes. Police guard operations as several breweries run with inexperienced crews and non union firemen and engineers, amid Roxbury sympathy and planned Bartenders Union actions next Sunday.
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Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Bartenders’ Union
Huston
Roxbury
Boylston
Gouther
Tremont
Hanley
Station 10
Tremont Street
A. J. Houghton’s
Burkhardt’s
Hanley & Casey's
McCormack’s
Roessle’s
Pfaffs and
Souther's
Firemen’s Union
Wells Memorial Building
Engineers’ Union No. 16
Passenger Ship Finds Eyeglasses And Jewels On Search
Baltimore April 9 customs officers on the Chemnitz found among the steerage passenger’s belongings eight dozen eyeglasses numerous spectacles open glasses microscopes several watches and a number of small unset stones indicating likely contraband or valuable goods seized during the search of Jacob Their voyage luggage.
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Baltimore
Jacob Their
Chemnitz
Textile workers act on strikes in Augusta case
The United Textile Workers executive committee met in Fall River and took no action on the Augusta Georgia strike, saying the matter would be discussed next day. The telegram said 10,000 operatives were idle across several Georgia mills, while other unions sought per capita tax exemptions and a wage advance inquiry from Dover New Hampshire. The Aughusta strike could shape the union's future.
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Fall River
United Textile Workers of America
Augusta
Hibbert
South
John P. King
Langley
Warrenville
Graniteville
van Cluse
Clearwater
Aiken
Plymouth
Penn
Fitchburg
New Bedford
Washington
D. C
Dover
N. H
Low April Rates to the Pacific Coast Sportsman travelers fare sale
Daily during April, customers can buy tickets from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Sacramento Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver and other West Coast points for 33 dollars. For rates and tickets from the East, contact Northwestern Line at 36 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Washington Street
Boston
Boston Singing Club Concludes Season With Requiem Concert
The Boston Singing Club closed its current season with a concert in Chickering Hall last night. Mozart's Requiem and Mendelssohn’s Walpurgis Night were performed. Soloists included Gertrude Miller soprano Katherine Ricker alto Louis Fetener and Charles Delmont bass. An orchestral group of five accompanied and Mr. H. G. Tucker conducted.
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Boston Singing Club
Chickering Hall
Mendelssohn
Gertrude Miller
Katherine Ricker
Louis Fetener
Charles Delmont
Bronson Gives Points to the Methodists
Three hundred twenty five Methodist ministers attended the opening meeting of the 106th annual session of the New England Methodist Episcopal Conference at the First Methodist Church. The Rev. Franklin Hamilton welcomed delegates. Bishop John M. Walden presided. officers elected included James Mudge secretary and Arthur Sharp statistical secretary. Messages highlighted religious press support and church finance aims.
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New England Methodist Episcopal Conference
First Methodist Church
Temple Street
Franklin Hamilton
John M. Walden
LL. D
Cincinnati
James Mudge
Arthur P. Sharp
West Somerville
Joel M. Leonard
Do. H. Parkhurst
Zion’s Herald
School of Prophets
Yonder Hill
Boston University
Mitchell
W. C. Ogler
Hart
Chicago
Church Insurance Society
Walden
Conference On the Universal Peace
E. S. Best of
Malden
Best
L. B. Bates
W. T. Worth
Auburndale
Preachers’ Aid Society
Beef Prices Climb as Armour and Boston Agencies Predict Rise
Prices for beef rise with wholesale dealers forecasting a further two cent per pound increase by week’s end. Retail top-round is 56 to 60 cents, round 23 cents, while Armour reports cattle at 10 1/2 to 11 cents per pound. Experts blame supply tightness and corn costs, with expectations of higher cattle prices ahead.
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Armour
Boston
Sturtevant
Sturtevant & Co
James Donnelly
Donnelly & Co
Blackstone Street
Donnelly
Beef Trust
Trust
Swift's
Armours
George D. Brown
Faneuil Hall Market
Debate over delaying subway bill at State House sparks protest
Report of Edward R. Warren of the Franchise League warns a year’s delay could push subway construction to 1907 and extend hearings and votes. Mayor Collins advocates immediate action, urging a city funded, long term contract with proper engineering planning to integrate a Washington street subway into a broader system.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
State House
Edward R. Warren
Franchise League
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Echofield
Malden
Boston
Collins
Public Franchise League
Board of Trade
Transit Commission
Odd Happenings Told in Paragraphs
In San Francisco a tailor named Alfred Herman bound for a world tour begins penniless with handcuffs only to be freed at his hotel and report to police in each town. In Washington a farmer’s poultry tale ends with 13 eggs donated, sparking questions about a hen’s industry and pickle-throwing. A Turnbaugh farm case in Indiana misheard slang sparks a posse, with a junk dealer hunted after a murder rumor.
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San Francisco
Cal
Alfred Herman
Bakersfield
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
B. L. Palmer
Plymouth Rock
Palmer
Washington
Ind
James Turnbaugh
Robert Caddoll
Turnbaugh
Pickles Thrown At Neighbors Leads To Fine In Baltimore
In Baltimore on April 9 Mrs Mary Walters and her son Leo faced charges for a quarrel with neighbors. Mrs Walters swooned after being sentenced to pay a one dollar fine plus costs at Northwestern Police Station.
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Baltimore
Northwestern
Mary Walters
Oyster Knife Breaks in Baltimore Altercation
Joshua Cook testified before Justice Sauber at the Southern Police Station that Charles Plater smashed an oyster knife on Cook's face during a Saturday quarrel. Cook displayed a face marked by the injuries.
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Baltimore
Joshua Cook
Justice Sauber
Southern
Charles Plater
Cook
Jefferonville Church Disorder Leads to Arrest Warrant
Louisville report says the Prison Hill Baptist Church Association faces more turmoil as an elder seeks arrest warrants for John Brown and Eugene Townsend for nailing the church door to stop a choir meeting, reflecting ongoing church dispute.
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Louisville
Prison Hill Baptist Church Association
Jeffersonville
John Brown
Eugene Townsend
Harvard Student Returns After Seven Years Disappearance
John C. Healy, son of a Cincinnati attorney, reappears in Coronado, California after seven years abroad. He left Harvard to travel, working as a stoker on a government transport, and now is reunited with his mother and sister.
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Harvard
San Francisco
John C. Healy
Cincinnati
Coronado
Cal
Young Healy
Orient
The Girl From Paris at the Columbia Theatre
The Columbia Theatre revived The Girl From Paris with Mamie Gilroy Maud Williams Clara Lavine and a strong supporting cast. The review praises the frothy comedy’s charm dancing gowns and fresh chorus while noting the company’s skilled comedians and performers and predicting a profitable engagement.
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Columbia Theatre
Paris
Chamberlyn Hhas
Maud Williams
Miss Williams
Clara Lavine
Boston
Ruth
Cancer Cure Claims Proven By Patient Testimonials
Describes a cancer treatment that allegedly cured hundreds, with quotes from Geo W Yost James McMullen and Mrs J Woodrow. Promises free information and testimonials from Dr Curry Cancer Cure Co Lebanon Ohio, urging readers to write.
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Geo. W. Yost
Paston
James McMullen
Lebanon
Oslo
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