Sweep Injunction Blocks Brewery Strike Tactics
A Massachusetts court issues a sweeping temporary injunction in the brewery strike case. It bars strikers from intimidation or coercion against workers or customers, prohibits publishing notices affecting beer sales, and forbids claims that breweries’ beer is unfair. The order covers 500 saloons and 1500 workers and names numerous unions and companies.
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Richardson
Massachusetts
Boston
Bee
Arthur P. Hardy
Funeral Verse Sermon for Captain Hallett Memorializes Boston Steamer Leader
The body of Captain John M. Hallett, commander of the steamship James S. Whitney and Metropolitan fleet commodore, was interred at Cedar Grove Cemetery after a home service and a unique funeral sermon in verse. Prominent seafaring figures attended, with pallbearers from the Metropolitan line. Hallett, born in Yarmouth, Mass., at 71, joined the Metropolitan line 37 years ago and captained every new boat since 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hallett
Jamess
Lane
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Grove
Hallett
James S. Whitney
Crowell
Snowman
Boston
William C. McGowan
William de Lapp
Page
Metropolitan Line
Engineer’s Department
Jamess. Whitney
Yarmouth
Mass
Winsor Line
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Neptune
Nereus
General Whitney
Obituary and local notices from Quinque area
Mr. Pokey Moyer dies and is buried at home after last Saturday service. Dr. Augustus Michie, Confederate veteran of Albemarle, pays respects and notes debt owed. Local projects include Mr. Jim Harlow’s firm building a dwelling for Ed Sampson within forty days, planing machines from Advance mills, benches for Paran, and a South River Church nearing completion. Wheat crop failure, dusty roads, thirsty gardens. Tom Jennings and Oscar Fitzhugh employ workers to make staves and railroad ties. Jake Miller recovering from pneumonia. Jim Ruban Hanee’s mother and sisters at Quinque.
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Jim Harlow
Ed Sampson
Advance Mills
Jno. Fray
Jake Miller
Jim Ruban Hanee
Quinque
Lawyer Questions Genius in London Trial
A petty case at the X quarter sessions features a famed cross examiner.testing a witness. The eccentric genius asks if a prisoner, claimed a thief, was employed by the lawyer after confession prompting the court to intervene.
Soap News Fels Naptha Soap Saves Labor and Wear
Fels Naptha soap touted as saving half the labor of washing and halving wear on clothes, highlighting its cleaning power and efficiency.
Dennison Seeks Ninth District Nomination in Democratic Fight
Charlestown resident Joseph A. Dennison declares for the Democratic nomination in the ninth district. He cites broad local support and emphasizes improving the Charlestown Navy Yard and boosting federal attention to the yard and its work.
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Dennison
Joseph A. Dennison
Charlestown
Ninth District
Charlestown Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Navy Yard
Fleet in Battle Array Sets Coastal Defense Delays
Coastwise engagement analysis outlines Admiral Higginson defending 100 miles from Cape Cod to Portland with scouts and heavy ships. Commander Pillsbury must enter an undefended harbor to anchor, while night operations and weather affect a possible assault on Portland, Rockport, Salem, or Provincetown.
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Cape Cod
Admiral Higginson
Portland
Higginson
Rockport
Cape Ann
Elizabeth Light
Pillsbury
Portsmouth
Salem
Provincetown
Newburyport
Ipswich
Annisquam
Gloucester
Manchester
Beverly
Marblehead
Boston
Plymouth
Barnstable
Prairie
Panther
Crane entertains Berkshire party at Dalton home
Governor Crane hosts Lieutenant-Governor Bates, Congressman Lawrence and 20 councilors in Dalton for a few days. The visit features scenic drives, a Pontoosuc Lake stop, and a Berkshire reception buildup as plans form for Roosevelt’s Berkshire visit and national politics.
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Pittsfield
Crane
Bates
Lawrence
Dalton
Hinsdale
McNamara, Robinson
Maxwell and
Slade
Robert A. Blood
William H
Howe
Appleton
Berkshire County
Berkshire
Pontoosuc Lake
Stockbridge and
Lenox
Lebanon
McNamara
Gaston
Alfonse
M. O. Adams
Mel
Congress
Foster
South Carolina
Monroe Rogers
North Carolina
Boston
Carolinas
Roosevelt
Berkshire Hills
Stockton Torpedo Boat Arrives at Provincetown Watch
The torpedo boat Stockton of Higginson squadron reached Provincetown at 6 15 PM with two officers and two sailors aboard. They landed, took supper, and sent crews to Race Point and Highland Light to monitor offshore lights and signals. Locals report a strange warship sighted offshore moving south at night.
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Provincetown
Stockton
Higginson
Race Point
Highland Light
Cape
Highland
Four Ships Attend Portland Harbor Standoff
Four ships of Rear Admiral Higginson's defensive squadron left Rockport to deter an offensive squadron led by Commander Pillsbury. The vessels appeared off Cape Po rpois e and Portland Harbor, with two battleships and a torpedo boat anchoring offshore. They moved southward after dusk, staying about a dozen miles from shore.
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Portland
Higginson
Rockport
Mass
Pillsbury
Maine
Cape Porpoise
Cape
Portland Harbor
Portland Head
Vessels Reach Cave Porpoise Off Kennebunkport
The cruisers Brooklyn and Olympia the converted Mayflower and the torpedo boat Shoubrick arrived off Cave Porpoise near 3 p m. The torpedo boat briefly anchored close to the cape while the larger ships stayed offshore. A marine was landed before the small vessel steered eastward toward its companions.
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Kennebunkport
Wrooklyn
Olympia
Mayflower
Shoubrick
Cave Porpoise
Cape
The Sinful Brother at Church Meeting
A church bishop questions Brother B about spiritual condition and family prayer. Brother B defends his church by noting members are religious and cites his brother as a better man who lacks family prayer because she has no family.
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Brother B
Harper’s
Brewers Board of Trade: Court Decision Declined Comment
At Pem berton square yesterday the Brewers Board of Trade left the court decision undiscussed. Ex Secretary Harry Huse refused to speak, stating the court’s decision was their statement. Henry V Cunningham, counsel for the Brewers, said nothing further beyond noting the case was decided.
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Brewers’ Board of Trade
Pemberton Square
Harry Huse
Henry V. Cunningham
Koch Lung Cure Health Certificate Offered in Boston
The Koch Lung Care doctors claim to be the only physicians in Boston to issue a Health Certificate proving disease will not return. They list a seventeen specialist staff and Dr Koch’s personal visits to offices, with free consultation and trial treatment in Boston at 361 Boylston Street. They advocate delivering medicine directly to the lungs for cures.
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Koch Lung Care
Boston
Koch Lung Cure
Koch
Boylston St
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Frank McCarthy
A. F
Edmond F. Ward
Brewery Workers
Kenney
Building Trades Council
Whelan
Engineers’ Union No. 16
Crozier
Central Labor Union
Schofield
Massachusetts Breweries’ Company
the New England Brewing Company
Rueter & Co
A. J. Houghton Company
Alonzo G. van
American Federation of Labor
National Union of the United Brewery Workmen
United States
National Union of the United Brewery Workmen of
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Coopers’ International Union of North America
United Brewery Workmen of the
United States of America
National Union of Steam Engineers of America
James . Richardson
God
Hfe
Earth
Salvation
Brussels
Dieth
Raymond
Boston Bazar
B’way
Cordon Shoe Store
Newton, Mass
Lucius Wood
North Brookfield
Washington St
Yours Truly
Hawley St
Virginia
Arthur Lamb
Ella
Nat Jarrell
Andrew Amos
Eugene Stephens
John Moyer
Standardsville
South River Church
Greene County
Clint Moyer
Carrie Eddins
South River Valley
Pokey Moyer
Augustus Michie
Albemarle County
South River
Tom Jennings
Oscar Fitzhugh
London
Soap News
Hub Gore
Ss Reyes
J. W. Stanton
Canastota
N. Y
David Kennedy
Mal
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rendout
N.Y
Washington
Miles
Whitney
New England
Sims
New York Commercial Advertiser
Jaynes
Jaynes & CO
Marek Man
Cor
Hanover
Summer St
Washington Street
Avon Street
Jordan's
White's
Crosby’s
Oxford
Esa
Times
New York
C. E. Davis Optical CO
Park $Q
J. S. Waterman & Sons, Eomeral Undertakers and
Dudley Street Terminal
Roxbury
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