Rev Bates Returns to Old Church in East Boston
The Rev L B Bates father of Lt Gov John L Bates resumes pastorship at Meridian Street M E Church in East Boston after years away. He preached to a full house with family present and a reception planned for next Wednesday evening.
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L. B. Bates
John L. Bates
Meridian Street M. E
Boston
Bates
Dorothy Bates
William Gilchrist
George H. Carter
Chelsea
F. B. Harvey
Ingham
Harold Bates
Mr. Bates
Rev. L. Bates
East
Priest withdraws 10000 reward for missing Willie McCormick
New York April 21 The Rev Father Mullin of the Church of the Sacred Heart Highbridge withdraws the 10000 reward for the return of Willie McCormick and the arrest of his kidnappers He says mountebanks clairvoyants and cranks besieged him and he has had no time for sacred duties since posting the reward He may renew the offer if news appears with real hope.
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New York
Father Mullin
Church of the Sacred Heart
Highbridge
Willie McCormick
Mullin
Morgan Pays 150000 for Gainsborough Portrait
London April 21 J Pierpont Morgan paid 150000 for the Gainsborough portrait of the Duchess of Devonshire according to Thomas Agnew & Sons the firm that recovered the painting in the United States after it had been stolen twenty five years ago Senator W A Clark of Montana was among bidders and Morgan's opening offer was 125000 Clark bid higher but Morgan secured the work
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London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Lockett Agnew
Thomas Agnew & Sons
United States
W. A. Clark
Montana
Mr. Morgan
Clark
Pensions discussed at United National Assoc post office clerks meeting
Phenix Hall hosted a meeting of government employees under the United National Association of Post Office Clerks yesterday afternoon. Wilbur Brown and J M Whitcomb of the Boston Custom House spoke on pensions. Whitcomb urged a funded pension from payroll deductions. Brown reviewed recent pension laws.
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Phenix Hall
Prp Loyeen
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
Wilbur Brown
J. M. Whitcomb
Boston Custom House
Whitcomb
Grand Army
United States ‘Treasury
Brown
Death of Dr. George Cogswell at 93 in Haverhill
Haverhill reports the death of Dr. George Cogswell at his Bradford district residence at age 93 years 3 months. A pioneer physician born in Atkinson New Hampshire he helped introduce auscultation and percussion in diagnosis and founded the Essex Medical Society. He served in the electoral college and held several public posts before retiring as city treasurer emeritus.
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Reuben D. D. Massey
John D. Fisher
Boston
Dartmouth College
London
Paris
Italy
Essex Medical Society
The
Massachusetts Medical Society
Chi
Republican Party
Electoral College
Lincoln
Uring
Banks
Cogswell
Johnson
Grant
Cagewell
Bradford Academy
Attkinson Academy
First National Bank of Haverhill
Cry
Cogewell
Sarah
Caroline
Mutilated Body Found in Harbor Slip
A severely mutilated male body was found in the Portland boat slip at 4 15 yesterday afternoon after the Governor Dingley docked. The corpse lacked a face arms and legs and could not be identified. Police believe the injuries could be caused by propeller contact and stop short of declaring murder or suicide. Dan Healy alerted deck hands before police arrived. the body was moved to the undertaker and morgue. Description noted as 7 inches? text truncated and uncertain.
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Portland
Dan Healy
Dingley
Jack" Russell
Tinkham
Howard Street
Ex Mayor Edwin D McGuinness Dies at Age Four
The Hon. E. D. McGuinness, former mayor, died this morning at age four. He leaves a wife and one child.
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Dence
R. L
Edwin D. McGuinness
Immigrants in Boston Delayed Marriage Ceremony
Four immigrants who came to Boston on the Invernia were to wed yesterday but the ceremony was postponed. Officials expect marriages to occur sometime next week as scheduling issues are resolved.
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Boston
Invernia
State President McCarthy Reports Growth of Unions
President Frank McCarthy of the Massachusetts State A F of L reports strong growth in union membership and solid financial condition across sections. He notes shorter work days as the main agitation and expects wage demands in some trades, with May and June deadlines in view.
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Frank McCarthy
Central Labor Union
Massachusetts
State Board of
Samuel Gompersa
A. F. of L
Help for Coal Handlers Delegates at Central Labor Union Meet
Delegates attending the regular meeting of the Central Labor Union discussed coal handlers' aid options and labor issues. The session covered support measures and solidarity actions for workers in the coal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Union Delegates Support Direct Legislation At Assembly Meeting
Yesterday afternoon delegates from Electrical Workers 103 Upholsterers Union 538 Rubber Workers 8622 Waiters Union No 80 and Steam and Hot Water Helpers backed direct legislation to seat the Coal Handlers Union in the Legislature next year. The semi annual election kept the existing board with Richard W Garrity reelected as president of Bartenders Union No 77 and officers J J Downing Henry Abrahams D D Driscoll R J Grazier Patrick Shaughnessy A J F Murphy P J Powers and Charles Seely also unchanged.
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Electrical Workers
Rubber Workers
Waiters’ Union No
Steam and
Richard W. Garrity
Bartenders’ Union No. 77
J. J. Downing
Henry Abrahams
D D. Driscoll
R. J. Grazier
Patrick Shaughnessy
A. J. F. Murphy
P. J. Powers
Charles Seely
J. J. Fenton
Government watching Boston's Chinatown
The government increases monitoring of Boston's Chinatown to curb opium trafficking and immigrant smuggling. New inspectors and a special Captain Cain detail patrol the area to deter illegal activity and protect residents from harassment by hoodlums.
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Chinatown
Cain
Boston
Igo
Labor union committees push bill passage
The Central Labor Union Building Trades Council and the State AFL appoint committees to advocate for a bill. The text names sergeant-at-arms and figures such as Fora, Tsaars, Francis Maguire and John T. O'Neill as auditors and organizers.
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Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council
A. F.of L
Miss “Fora, Tsaars
Francis’.Maguire
John. T. O'Neill
Machinists Lodge to Hold Talk on Shorter Work Day
Boston machinists lodge 264 announces a talk at 987 Washington Street next Tuesday evening inviting all union and non union machinists. Leaders will discuss benefits of a nine hour day with ten hour workday being debated. large attendance expected.
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Boston
Vicinity
Will. H
Washington Street
Abor
Dexter Hall Installs New Freight Clerks Officers
Dexter Hall on Washington Street hosted a ceremony installing newly elected officers. John Casey was named President and Joseph W Wardner Vice President with James J Lane Recording Secretary and Alexander Grant Assistant Recording Secretary. I also note John J Gillin as Financial Secretary James Shallig an as Treasurer Fred Perry as Sergeant at Arms and George B Myers as Guide.
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Dexter Hall
Washington Street
John Casey
Joseph W. Wardner
James J. Lane
Alexander Grant
John J. Gillin
James Sh.alligan
Fred ©. Perry
George B. Myers
Fosburgh Poison Trial Preliminary Hearing Set in Shoreham
In Middlebury Vermont on April 21 the preliminary hearing for Nelson Jones charged with furnishing the poison used by Ida Fosburgh in Shoreham on March 12 will occur in Shoreham late this week, likely Thursday or Friday. The exact date is undecided, but the hearing should start near week’s end and run two to three days.
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Middlebury
Fite
Nelson Jones
Ida Fosburgh
Shoreham
Henderson family sails for Paris to join daughter in musical study
The Speaker of the House and Mrs David Henderson sail for France to join their daughter Miss Belle in Paris. Belle has recovered from a serious illness and plans to resume musical evenings next winter. The family will also visit Scotland and stay abroad until autumn.
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Washington
David B.henderson
France
Belle
Paris
Schwab Leaves Steel Boss Role Amid Farewell at Homestead
Charles M. Schwab resigns as president of the Carnegie Company to head a vast new trust. Vehicles of affection mark his farewell tour at the Homestead and Edgar Thompson steel works where he led for twenty one years. Workers recall his rise and the pride of men who stood with him during the transition.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Charles M. Schwab
Homestead
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Carnegie Company
Mr. Schwab
Iit
Bessemer
Pat Murphy
Pat
Charlie Schwab
Furnace 'G
Schwab Metrick Shea
Schwab
Martin
Morrison
Luc Charlie
Homestea
Great Venience
Prince Kosmos Opera by Salem Cadets Scores Big
Governor expected to attend three night run of Prince Kosmos, a comic Arabian opera by Salem Cadets. Fred Winsor Sargent and Sylvester B. Grant lead with Grant composing and directing. Cast includes Ben Carib by Wills 8. Perry, daughters of the Sultan by Ralph W. Cushman and Israel D. Johnson, and General Nabal by Alexander Robertson.
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Salem
Prince Kosmos
Salemets
Fred Winsor Sargent
Sylvester B. Grant
Sultana Oseifrage
Wills
Perry
Ben Carib
Ralph W. Cushman
Israel D. Johnson
Nabal
Royal Army
Alexander Robertson
Boxers Attack Indian Troops in Fu Ning Action
Brigadier General Reid leads Punjab infantry to disperse a band of Boxers and robbers near Fu Ning after a thousand-strong attack on Indian troops. Major Browning killed, several sepoys wounded, reinforcements sent from Shan Hai Kwan as Boxers appear armed with modern rifles.
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McCormick
Morgan
Shawmut Furniture
Tremont
Cocowell
Harbor
D. M’guinness
McCarthy
Terday
American Federation of Labor
Richard Garrity
Station 4
Union Machinists
Fosburgh
Henderson
Scotland
Spitz Bros
Mork
Generne
UIT
Spitz Bros. & & Mork
Summer S
Kosmos
G. R. Whitaker
H. McDonald
Pringh Kosmos
BAI Am Cai Cadets
Browning
Sepa
Eveere
H. W. We. Co
Florence Bt
East Stewart's
Eave Time
Paty Bsville
Jer
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