Explosion at function Not Caused by Locked-Out Men
Massachusetts Federation of Labor session reports that strikers did not cause the explosion in Hudson. The committee blamed non-union men and hostile demonstrations by merchants and officials. a follow-up investigation and safety measures were urged.
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D. J. Pierce
John A. Murray
Marlboro
Pierce
Hudson
Murray
Mr. Murray
Apsley
Committee On
Boston Belting Company
Coming Season Opens with Major Boston Theatres
The Boston theatre season begins next week with more houses joining the lineup. Aug 14 sees the Boston Theatre launch and Aug 16 the Grand under new management. Aug 23 brings a wave of inaugurals at several venues including the Museum, Park, Bowdoin Square and Columbia. The Tremont opens Aug 30, Castle Square begins winter season, and Labor Day features Hollis and Grand Opera House.
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Cheap Baths Urged At Crescent Beach By Delegates
Delegates called for lower charges at Crescent Beach public bath house after deeming Metropolitan Park Commission rates excessive and prohibitive for the poor. Resolutions urged the commission to lower prices, aiding working families to use the facility as a true benefaction.
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Labor Rally Ushers Eight-Hour Day Push May First 1898
Resolutions urge persistent agitation to enforce the eight hour day on May 1 1898 and urge labor men to buy union label goods. A vote of thanks honored President Pierce and the state branch administrators including John F O Sullivan.
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Worcester
John A. Murray
Marlboro
Max Rieser
Boston
George H. Lord
Brockton
Charles Spencer
Springfield
John F. O'Sullivan
National Federation of Labor
P. Maloney
Joseph Walsh
J. H. Murray
Thomas F. Tracy
Gilmors
West
Trentina
Sepnencis
Pierce
Im Nar Sament
State Branch
Slative
John F. O'Sullivin
Canada steamer clears with adjusted license and labor delegates
The Dominion Steamship Company settles a fine over passenger limits with the Board of Steamboat Inspectors. A new license for the Canada allows 2% saloon, 20 second saloon, and 350 steerage passengers. Captain must certify passenger counts at the dock. On departure for Liverpool, labor leaders including Martin Cox and Henry Skeffington sail to attend the London international labor convention.
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George E. McNeill
Boston Light
Butler Story Defines Wool Versus Worsted Legend
A. C. Drinkwater of Braintree spins a Massachusetts tale at the Massachusetts Democratic Club meeting. He recounts Secretary Windom’s wool and worsted debate with Butler in Harrison era Washington, using a candle test to show no scent difference and settle the tariff question.
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Windom
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Market Bullish, New York Leads as London Fades
The article notes a buoyant bull market with New York buyers stepping in for London sales. Chiefs of the market report rising prices in Sugar and Wisconsin Central bonds, with expectations of further gains and a potential 60 in UP stock after a likely foreclosure sale.
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Plantation Pastimes Draw Huge Week at The Point of Pines
The Point of Pines experiences high attendance with bath houses taxed to capacity and crowding on piazzas and groves for day and evening band concerts. The outdoor show on the lawn, with quartets and buck dancing, proves a strong draw as visitors return south next week. Children’s festival week starts Monday offering free presents and features, while next Sunday two bands play continuously from noon.
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Copper Roofs and Copper Mining Prospects in Nevada
Copper roofs prove durable and copper use expands in building and electrical fields. Boston Nevada Copper Mining Co. owns nine Lyon County claims with veins rich in copper ore averaging 21 percent, with some assays at 75 percent. Stock is offered at nominal price to fund machinery. more details from W. J. Nelson & Co. Tremont Building Boston.
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Van Choate Electric Company Stock Sale Ledger
Ledger lists stock sales at 178 Devonshire Street for Van Choate Electric Company. Entries show multiple transfers of 10.00 and 18.00 values associated with 20 shares and other quantities, though OCR artifacts obscure exact details and names.
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Walker's Reply Centers on Brown University Rift
Congressman Joseph H. Walker of Worcester, a Brown University trustee, admits starting the agitation over free silver at Brown and predicts Dr. Andrews will not remain. He denies a prior dispute with Andrews about Brown's political economy teaching and cites a June Providence meeting where the board asserted the issue as vital to national progress and Christian civilization.
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Worcester
Brown University
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Gardner
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Board defends President Andrews amid Brown protest
Congressman Walker says the Brown faculty protest complicates the situation as the corporation sought a friendly conference with Dr. Andrews. He argues relations between a university president and the corporation must be reestablished despite alleged damages beyond silver.
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Eight Day South Jersey Seaside Tour From Boston
A Pennsylvania railroad personally conducted tour departs Boston August 25 for Cape May and Atlantic City. The eight day trip costs 35 dollars round trip including all expenses. Atlantic City is praised as America's top seaside resort with a grand boardwalk and varied amusements. Details and itineraries available from D N Bell Tourist Agent 265 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Fitchburg railroad offer cuts St. Lawrence trip to $20.25
The costly St. Lawrence tourist route is reduced by the Fitchburg railroad G. A. R. excursion to Buffalo via Hoosac and Niagara Falls. Return trips cover Thousand Islands, the Rapids to Montreal, and direct Boston line at a price of $20.25. Details from J. Watson, General Passenger Agent.
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