Newfoundland bait question sparks cross border plans
French fishermen of Miquelon and St Pierre plan to erect freezers to lure Newfoundland and Gloucester crews into selling bait for sale to French and American vessels. Cape Breton forms bait supply company at North Sydney, as Canadian rules may ease access. Sir Robert Bond faces challenge enforcing the new measure amid possible smuggling and retaliation.
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Newfoundland
Miquelon
St. Pierre
Gloucester
Robert Bond
Equitable Leaders Face Prober in Deepening Crisis
The vice president and president of Equitable have exchanged resignations and refusals amid a widening dispute. Agents push for a thorough inquiry to protect policy holders while both sides face charges, with public interest growing as details emerge.
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Hyde
The
Equitable
Alexander
Public concern over fiduciary use in finance and industry
The public should demand disclosure on how fiduciaries like Equitable are used to create artificial and dangerous conditions in the financial and industrial sectors.
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Equitable
Glasgow style shows path to Chicago street railway city ownership
Mayor Dunne invites a Scottish expert to advise on municipalizing Chicago traction lines. The adviser cites Glasgow’s city owned system, noting a $13 million cost for 73 miles with $4 million written off in 10 years. He projects potential solid results for Chicago under careful management.
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Dunne
Chicago
Grosscup
Glasgow
Manchester
Spreading American Labor Conditions In Porto Rico
The article notes the first American rule era labor injunction in Porto Rico as French sugar plantation owners win a court order. About 14,000 workers strike for higher wages and shorter hours, signaling a transfer of American labor norms to Porto Rican workers and a push toward greater efficiency as demands are met.
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Porto Rico
Porto
Awakening of the Orient Explored by General Miles
General Miles in a Patriots Day speech weighs a potential rise of the Orient if Japan allies with China. He notes China’s unknown potential, its nonmilitaristic past, and the risk of a vast shift in world power if 400 million Chinese mobilize with Japan’s war skills. He argues civilization may curb such a menace.
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Miles
Genghis Khan
Japan
China
Body of Paul Jones Awaits Squadron's Coming
In Paris on April 20 the body of Paul Jones was moved from the School of Medicine to the American Church of the Holy Trinity on Avenue de l Alma. It was laid in a receiving vault to await the naval squadron that will carry Admiral Jones home to America. The Rev Dr Morgan led a prayer. The coffin lies in a handsome oak casket with a large American flag draped around it.
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Paris
Paul Jones
School of Medicine
First Massachusetts Artillery Officers Dine at Copley Square
Officers of the First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery enjoyed a banquet at the Copley Square Hotel last evening. After the feast the regular monthly meeting was held with routine business discussed and a paper on The Duties of Fire Commanders by Captain Rodman of Fort Walker presented.
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First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Copley Square
Rodman
Fort Walker
Mr. A Shuman Appointed to Fifth Term as City Hospital Trustee
Mr A Shuman currently traveling abroad has been named to his fifth five year term as a trustee of the Boston City Hospital.
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MR. A. Shuman
City Hospital
A. Shuman
Boston City Hospital
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk Pennwhizz Interviews Ro jestvensky
Navy battle preview notes Togo and Ro jestvensky as interview subjects in a wartime column. War correspondent promises coverage of a grand naval clash with dramatic timing and speculation.
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Newton Newkirk
Pennwhizz
Togo
Rojestvensky
Togo Hunts Trouble in Naval Chase Memoir
All Sorts News Bureau on Natural Island reports Togo's fleet anchored in the Straits of Sunda as he taunts Russian admiral Rojestvensky. A playful interview turns to a pitched war game and a trek toward the enemy with playful banter and coded bravado.
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China Sea
Togo
Straits of
Sunda
Here
Rojestvensky
Singapore
Jerry
Roj’y
Pennwhizz
Apeee
Moreanon
Ard Naturpis Island
Jeremiah
Morgan and King Victor Emmanuel Laugh Over Joke Interview
A verbatim report of J Pierpont Morgan meeting King Victor Emmanuel in Rome describes a lighthearted exchange. Morgan jokes about Chicago street railway stock while the King taunts about infants industries and suggests a buyer in Judge Dunne. The scene ends with a toast and cordial farewell.
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Rome
J. Pierpont Morgan
Victor Emmanuel
Morgan
King
Mr. Morgan
Marathon day glimpses and city notes from Charlestown to Lowell
The observer recalls a street crossing turn into a carriage carried child across, a new woman shoe shiner on Common benches, and a marathon with Mayor James B. Casey cheering in a touring car. He notes Charlestown’s Good Templars rank and mentions local fire commissioner Benjamin W. Wells and political questions near City Hall.
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Good Templars
Grand Lodge
James B. Casey
Lowell
Lorz
Boston
Cambridge
Casey
City Hall
Benjamin W. Wells
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