Riots and Arrests in South Boston Strike Clashes
Rioting in South Boston last night led to three arrests as strike breakers clashed with workers. Freight movement is paralyzed with about 54,000 loads awaiting teams at railroad terminals. Police on extra duty report little other trouble while injuries and property damage occur near Albany street barricades.
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Boston
Albany Street
Board of Health
Second
Granite
Dorchester Avenue
Edward Bentell
Fort Bradley
William Lynch
Mercer Street
Michael Hallisey
Second Street
A. B. Sampson Forwarding Company
William J. Shannon
Bremen Street
New York
Sylvania
Maine
Bangor
Philadelphia
Freight Strikes Trigger Violent Clash With Non union Teamsters
A Boston strike escalates as non union teamsters clash with striking drivers on Summer street bridge and A street. Police arrest Edward Bentell and detain others as crowds of about 500 gather. The city faces freight delays as 400 out of work drivers miss trips and sheds clog.
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Summer Street
Lewis Flanders
Edward Bentell
Mt. Washington Avenue
Pocket Picked at the Subw ay
Arthur M Siebert of 42 Francesca Avenue West Somerville was robbed by three men at the Pleasant Street subway station. He chased them but they escaped with 40 dollars and two checks worth 16 dollars each. The victim described one thief as about 25, 5 foot 6 or 7 inches, smooth faced, wearing a black derby and long black coat. The incident occurred about 7 30 PM and was reported to Lagrange Street station police.
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Bentell
William Lynch
Lynch
Lampe
Broadway Extension Bridge
First’ Street
Fifield
Richardson
Hazlett
Arthur
M. Siebert
Francesca Avenue
Somerville
Pleasant Street
Lagrange Street
Chicago canned meats ordered for French army
The French government placed a large Chicago meat order after tests on mildewed cans, signaling restored favor for the Chicago meat industry. General Picquart cited Roosevelt's assurances on purity, with price and delivery praised. exact figures await Saturday.
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Chicago
Army of France
French Commissariat
Melun
Picquart
Roosevelt
To Prevent the Grip Laxative Brom OQuinine Remedy
Advertisement notes a remedy to prevent grip by bromidequinine style laxative. Claims the genuine product carries the full name and signature of E. W. Grove and priced at 25 cents. It urges readers to call for the authentic version.
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E. W. Grove
Strike Breakers' Quarters Seek Court Injunction
Owners of 161 169 Albany Street asked the Supreme Court for an injunction to restrain the Board of Health from enforcing housing laws at the strike breakers' quarters. Hearing set for today with City Law Department's John D. McLaughlin representing the board.
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Board of Health
Albany Street
New York
Supreme Court
John D. McLaughlin
City Law Department
M. &. Minard
Dorchester Associates
McLaughlin
Man Held for Mother's Death in Holbrook Case
Harry O. Neate of Holbrook Massachusetts was arrested in Manchester New Hampshire on a manslaughter charge connected to the death of his mother Mary Neate seven months after a dispute with his father. An earlier Massachusetts indictment and a Quincy Court proceeding preceded this arrest as officials pursue the fatal injury linked to a neck strike and hip fracture.
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Manchester
N. H
Harry O. Neate
Holbrook
Mass
J. G. Scott
Braintree
Neate
Massachusetts
Mary Neate
Quincy
Cooper of
Osborne Howes Laid At Rest In Brookline Funeral
The funeral of Osborne Howes, secretary of the Boston Board of Fire Underwriters and influential Brookline citizen, was held at his Woodland Road home yesterday afternoon. Reverend Thacher Kimball of St Stephen's Church officiated. Representatives from the Boston Board of Fire Underwriters attended, including vice-presidents Field, Bullard, Boyd, Blake, Carpenter, and Francis Peabody.
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Osborne Howes
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Brookline
Woodland Road
Thacher Kimball
St. Stephen’s Church
Boston Board of Fire
Underwriters
Field
A. M., Bullard
R.A. Boyd
E. H Blake
Francis Peabody
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South
West Second Street
A. B. Sampson
Station 6
William C. Crecor
Washington St
Bromfield ST
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Oxford
Bell and Poole
Chumley
Madras
Percale
Board of Health Acts
M. W. Norris
Dr. Durgin
W. H. Hayes
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