Newfoundland bait question enters new phase
French fishermen on Miquelon and St Pierre plan to build freezers to lure Newfoundland and American fleets. They expect Newfoundland vessels to smuggle bait to them, with potential sales to Gloucester men. Cape Breton forms a bait supply company at North Sydney to serve American and French ships, while Canadian ports may benefit. Sir Robert Bond may struggle to enforce new measures.
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Newfoundland
Miquelon
St. Pierre
Gloucester
Robert Bond
Let Them Fight It Out At Equitable Boardroom
The Equitable agents demand resignations from Vice-President Hyde and President Alexander, which Hyde has refused. Authors urge a full public probe to reveal how policyholders’ money has been used, arguing both sides must explain. The controversy deepens as calls for disclosure grow louder.
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Hyde
The
Equitable
Alexander
Joseph Jefferson
Equitable's Role in Artificial Financial Pressures Questioned
Public demand grows for disclosure on how fiduciary institutions like the Equitable may have shaped dangerous conditions in finance and industry. The debate centers on whether such entities were used to create artificial pressures and risks.
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Equitable
Glasgow system cited in Chicago traction debate
Mayor Dunne awaits a Scottish expert on municipalizing Chicago roads and financing the purchase amid franchise expiries and limited borrowing power. The Glasgow example shows a $13 million system valued after depreciation at about $9 million, suggesting solid municipal results are possible with proper care.
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Dunne
Chicago
Grosscup
Glasgow
Manchester
Spreading American Labor Conditions in Porto Rico
The article reports the first American rule induced labor injunction in Porto Rico where 14 000 sugar workers strike for higher wages and shorter hours. It notes American influence shaping Porto Rican labor aims and predicts increased pay, shorter hours, and improved efficiency as outcomes.
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Porto Rico
Awakening of the Orient Raises Global Fear and Hope
General Miles warns that aJapanese led rise could awaken a vast Chinese force of 400 million, altering world power. The piece argues China’s temperament, industrial potential, and civilization influence could curb or amplify the threat to Western dominance.
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Miles
Genghis Khan
Japan
China
Body of Paul Jones Awaits Squadron Coming
The body of Paul Jones was moved from the School of Medicine to the American Church of the Holy Trinity on the Avenue de l Alma and placed in the receiving vault to await the naval squadron that will return the admiral to America. Rev Dr Morgan gave a prayer as the coffin in an oak casket was draped with a large American flag.
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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 held a banquet at the Copley Square Hotel last evening followed by their regular monthly meeting. Captain Rodman of Fort Walker delivered a paper on The Duties of Fire Commanders.
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First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Copley Square
Rodman
Fort Walker
Mr. A Shuman Reappointed Fifth Term City Hospital Trustee
Mr. A Shuman, currently abroad, is appointed for his fifth five year term as a trustee of Boston City Hospital.
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MR. A. Shuman
City Hospital
A. Shuman
Boston City Hospital
Special Foreign Edition Pennhizz Interviews Togo and Ro jestvensky
A foreign edition reports on wartime chatter with interviews and a forthcoming Great Naval Battle. The date and locations are not specified but anticipation builds as war correspondents decide when to publish details.
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Pennwhizz
Togo
Rojestvensky
Togo Hunts Trouble Rojestvensky Hunts Cover
All Sorts Foreign Correspondent reports on a fanciful interview aboard a flagship in the China Sea. Admiral Togo and Admiral Rojestvensky exchange quips as fleets maneuver toward a hoped clash amid a world war setting.
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Rojestvensky
Caderess
Natural Island
China Sea
Straits of
Sunda
Here
Rojestvonsky
Singapore
Jerry
Lkely
Rosestvensky
Rosy
Pennwhizz
Morgan and King Victor Emmanuel Spectacle Interview
A verbatim account of an April 18 meeting between J Pierpont Morgan and King Victor Emmanuel in Rome. Morgan flattered the king with jokes about infant industries and Chicago street rail stock, while the monarch quipped about Dunne and past shipbuilding scandals before sharing a final cordial farewell.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Victor Emmanuel
Morgan
King
Judge Dunne
Windy City
Piero
Cathedral
Ascoli
Mr. Morgan
Comical Street Crossing and Marathon Turns at City Hall
A narrator recalls a child carried across a street in a basket and a later scene of a street survey with a barefoot shoe shiner. Mayor James B. Casey of Lowell attends the Marathon events with Mohawk A. C. runner while Boston figures discuss hydrant labels by Fire Commissioner Benjamin W. Wells.
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Lowell
A. C
Boston
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City Hall
Benjamin W. Wells
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