Scab Cigars Union Moves to Oppose Sale
A Boston Cigar Makers' Union meeting at 22 Eliot Street voted to urge a no license stance. The executive board resolved that liquor dealers selling non union cigars influence the cigar trade, and No. 07 will discuss license support at the next session. Robert White featured as Building Laborers' Protective Society president in labor news.
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Cigar Makers’ Union
Boston
Eliot Street
Robert White
The
Building Laborers’ Protective
Union Leader White Honored by Labor Rings
The article honors union figure White a longtime mason tender who joined the Knights of Labor in 1886 later guiding the organization through its evolutions. It notes his roles as president of Building Laborers Union No 6 and as a delegate to the Central Labor Union and former vice president of the Amalgamated Building Trades Council. It highlights the union’s charitable work saving widows and orphans and the treasury remaining financially sound.
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Building Laborers’ Union
Mason
Knights of Labor
Assembly
Aho
Treasury
White
Central Labor Union
Amalgamated Building Trades Council
Pants Makers Lockout Truce Sought By U A W A Leader
General Secretary Reichers of the United Garment Workers of America and Delegate W. Chuck arrived to take charge of the pants makers lockout. They met contractors and arranged for a settlement as 260 workers remain unemployed. A large Pants Makers Union meeting at 58 Hanover street heard Reichers deny rumors manufacturers would bar contractors with union contracts.
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Reichers
United Garment Workers of America
W. Chuck
Hanover Street
Weichers
Chuck
Labor union notes from Boston and nationwide events
Delegates elected to Centre Labor Union include Edward Hobeine Hyman and Samuel Hanrowtz. Philadelphia hosts United Wire Workers convention December 7. Eleven charters were issued to new United Brotherhood of Carpenters locals last month. A. Clements declines St Louis treasurer post. Troy to serve as treasurer until Trenor replaces him. Dues receipts last month reached 6208 4 and expenditures 865865 with 0457 for fifty two weeks and other benefits. Forty one locals gave 210000 for Homestead defense funds. Knights of Labor in Boston to receive simplified constitution and ritual from General Secretary John W Hayes. Cigar Makers Union referendum tally ongoing. Perkins nominees favored. Receipts plus 40, expenses 24014 with thirty benefit claims 25080 40 paid. Sixty eight men in affairs with amounts from 1180 to 146 82.
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Boston Glove Cutters’ Protective Union
Centre Labor Union
Edward Hobeine
Hyman
Samuel Hanrowtz
StanteyJeinyquirst
United Wire Workers of America
Philadelpha
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
A. Clements
St. Louis
Treis- Urer Troy
Trenor
Ecelpta
Knights of Labor
John W. Hayes
Cigar Makers’ Enternatonal Union
Perkins
Affars
Jury Deliberates 29½ Hours in Liquor Sale Guilty Verdict
A jury spent twenty nine and a half hours in the Superior Criminal Court before Justice Bond finding Patrick Broadbine guilty of illegally selling intoxicating liquors at the Garland House, Revere. The jury reported their agreement at 8 20 yesterday evening.
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Patrick Broadbine
Garland House
Revere
Superior Criminal Court
Justice Bond
Harvard Dental School seeks funds for new building
A Cambridge and Boston gathering at Horticultural Hall urged raising funds for a dedicated Harvard Dental School building near the medical school. President Eliot noted the school began 24 years ago with no endowment, now debt-free with 22,000 endowment and 14,000 income, while quarters remain limited and a dental infirmary is run. An executive committee was named to lead the drive, with Governor Russell and Alderman Lewis pledging support and potential local gifts of 100,000 dollars.
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Horticultural Hall
Cambridge
Boston
Harvard Dental School
Medical School
Sud
Eliot
Harvard
Dental School
H. P. Bowditch
Harvanl Medical School
Sid Dr. Bowditch
Henry Lee
Russell
Tam
Harvard College
Commonwealth
Dental Department
Russel
Ile
Alderman Lewis
Bishop Brooks
Warren
Roger Wolcott
J. Cordlins Warren
E. A. Horton
Fred C. Shattuck
W. A.tower
Oliver Ames
Merrill Wyman
B. E. Cotting
Henry H. Sprague
3. N. Aldrien
A. Sihuman
H. P
Notable men to speak at Boston Merchants’ Assoc banquet
The Boston Merchants’ Association banquet is moved to Thursday December 15 at the Ven dome. Principal topic is the Consular Service of the United States and how to elevate its character and usefulness. Speakers include Joseph Potter former consular officer in Germany J L M Curry ex-Minister to Spain H Watterson and others.
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Boston
Vendome
United States
Congress
Joseph
Potter
Arangton
Germany
Thedericksburg
Virginia
State Department
White
I. L. M. Curry
Washington
Spain
Peabody Education Fund
Curry
Cleveland
Joan D. Washburn
Worcester
Switzerland
R. R. Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Governor Russell
Perry Belmont
New York
Joan T. Abbott
Minster
Colombia
S. A
Bogota
Clever forger Jacob Saltepeter tied to Boston clothing swindle
Jacob Saltepeter, 22, a Hebrew immigrant from Paris who speaks a dozen languages, admitted to forgery and theft. He ordered goods valued around 1000 dollars from Boston and Portland firms using a pedler named A. Schenke and forged handwriting. Goods were shipped to Detroit and sold. Special Officer Sullivan traced him to Detroit as the bundles arrived.
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Jacob Saltepeter
Boston
Portland
Detroit
Maine
Berman & Shanker
Hanover Street
Barnes & Gordon
Cross Street
B. Guisburg
Port
A. Schenke
Tie
Schenke
Sullivan
Division 1
Saltepeter
Saltepetr
Paris
Milk Farm Wrecked by Fire in Kenn NH
A large dairy farm on Winchester street owned by Albert H. Hamblett was destroyed by fire early this morning. The home, three barns and other buildings burned, with about twenty five cows saved. Seven cows and two horses perished. total loss estimated at 8000 to 10000 dollars, insured for 4700. The family escaped unharmed as the fire started from a defensive chimney.
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Kenn, N. H
Winchester Street
Albert H. Hamblett
Bonnie Scotland marks 235th St Andrew Festival
Six hundred Bonnie Scotland descendants celebrated St Andrew's Festival in Odd Fellows Hall with a varied program and a supper dance. Governor Russell and staff attended, with Irish Charitable Society and other groups represented. President Cotter spoke of charity, while Governor Russell praised Massachusetts' civic spirit.
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Bonnie Scotland
St. Andrew's
Odd Fellows
Commonwealth
St. Jean the Baptist
John McGaw
St. Andrew’s
Sutcliffe
Ruesell
Annie Sheriff
Stephen Graham
Cora Tourjee Nelson
Tourjee
Grace Hamilton
Stubby Jones Shot During Robbery Attempt
Elgin Illinois reports Stubby Jones a 17 year old son of a machinist at the watch factory was shot last night by A N Curtis while attempting to enter through a window to rob the place Curtis had hidden the boy in earlier robberies and was hoping to trap the thief by luring him into the store
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Exem
Stubby” Jones
Elgin Watch Factory
A. N. Curtis
Curtis
Ste
Par nell widow plans full creditor payment in Brighton
London Nov 30 A meeting of Mrs Parnell widow of the late Charles Stewart Parnell creditors was held at Brighton today. A plan to permit payment in full with interest on claims was presented and accepted by the meeting.
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London
Jersey Central Telegraphers Win Satisfactorily
New York November 30 telegraphers of the Jersey Central reached a satisfactory settlement after a conference with President Maxwell and Chairman Gerhardt stated all matters were settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central Telegraphers
New York
Jersey Central Road
Maxwell
Gerhardt
Escape From Poisoning Ends With Quick Locate
Watertown resident Richard O'Brien was mistakenly given a bottle of poison instead of medicine by a Boston druggist Monday night. He was located the same night by Officer Dwyer after taking no poison and avoiding further danger.
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Watertown
Richard O’brien
Boston
Dwyer
Ship in storm survival in Atlantic voyage continues
Life saving crew states the vessel will probably float with a new mast and sails. Captain Perry from Quebec left Barbadoes six days ago bound for Portland. Struck by a morning storm, the 714 ton wood ship built at Thomaston in 1869 and owned by Maguire of Quebec fought the gale for hours and survived.
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Perry
Quebec
Barbadoes
Po Tland
Thomaston
Maguire of
Dredge Rhode Island Sinks in Storm Near Newport
Newport Rhode Island Nov 30 The Dredge Rhode Island of the United States Engines Department was sunk this noon in the bay between Prudence and Gould Islands after parting her tow during a fierce storm. Five crew members escaped in small boats as the dredge sank in about ten fathoms of water blocking the channel. An investigation will be held by the engineer's office.
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Newport
R. I
Rhode Is
United States Engines Department
Prudence
Gould Islands
Taunton River
Thomas Ctown
Fall River
Mt. Hope Bay
Rhode Island
Severe gale drives large harbor fleet into Provincetown
An easterly storm intensified into a severe gale at Provincetown with a large fleet taking shelter in the harbor. Vessels included Governor Russell, M. L. Adams, Neilie G. Adams, the revenue cutter Dexter, and a deeply loaded coal steamer.
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Provincetown
Governor Russell
M. L. Adams
Neilie G. Adams
Dexter
City of New Bedford Braves Snow Parade to Port
Rough seas and blinding snow delayed arrivals from New York. City of New Bedford reached New Bedford after anchoring hours in the sound while the City of Fitchburg, delayed since Monday, failed to send word. No Vineyard steamers reported. no damage to port traffic.
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New Bedford
New York
Bibber
Point Judith
City of Fitchburg
Webber
Vineyard
Harbor Storm Delays Coast Trade as Vessels Rally
In Boston harbor a northwest gale disrupts shipping with many potato schooners from Prince Edward Island arriving and awaiting calmer seas. The international steamer State of Maine arrives from St John while other lines from Liverpool and London are delayed. Garbage barges remain loaded as two liners wait offshore and lumber schooners Wade and Canary report progress from the north shore with no word yet on their location. The storm subsides but seas stay rough for a day or more.
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Prince Edward Island
International Line
State of Maine
Colby
St. John
Neptune
Lancaster
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Perugian
Allan Line
Glasgow
Wade
Canary
Frost
John
Boston
Old South Pew Holders Consider Leasing Beloved Property
Twenty pew holders gathered at Old South church on Boylston Street to discuss leasing the society property bounded by Washington Street, Milk Street, and Spring Lake. R H Stearns presided as the standing committee plans move toward a successful lease, aiming to meet society demands in all particulars. Joseph H Gray chairs the eight-member standing committee.
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Old South Society
Old South Church
Boylston Street
Washington Street
Milk Street
Spring Lake
R. H. Stearns
Joseph H. Gray
Three That May Enter at Major Ports
Washington Nov 30 The Treasury Department has authorized entry at Philadelphia of the steamship Lord Gough and at New York of the steamers Polaria and Oceanic on the grounds that no violation of United States immigration regulations occurred in any of the vessels cases.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Stamship
Lord Gough
New York
Polaria
Oceanic
Boston Boot and Shoe Club Dinner Highlights
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club hosted a reception and banquet at the Vendome for over 200 guests commemorating the ladies of the club. Prominent speakers included Mrs Ellen H Richards who discussed Domestic Science and ecology, with remarks on women’s education and home life.
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The
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Boston Boot and Shoe Cub
Vendome
Firs T
Ellen H. Richards
Massachusetts School of Technology
Bowie
Mary Hinman Abel
Ann Harbor University of Michigan
Alice Freeman Palmer
Boot and Shoe Club
Boston Club Dinner Highlights National Guests
A Boston club hosted a gathering with F H Nazro presiding and guests from across the United States. Notables including Mrs. Mary Hinman Abel and Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer attended. Edward Atkinson spoke on cooking precision, sharing humorous experiences and a bread and baked chicken demo before the seven course dinner adjourned.
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Boston
United States
F. H. Nazro
Mary Hinman Abel
Ann Arbor
Mich
Alice Freeman Palner
Eilen W. Richards
Edward Atkinson
John J. Abel
Milton A. McBride
Sara C. Buil
Florence M. Cushing
Ft .el Thompson
L Clark Beelye
D.D
Smith College
W. H. Howell
A. G. Chase
Chicago University
F. B. Pratt
Tman
Atkinson
Coal Price Talks Tie To Reading Coal Combine Probed
New York officials report the interstate commerce committee sub panel shifted sessions from Philadelphia to New York to question Thomas F. Torrey of the Delaware and Hudson about meetings of Western and tidewater agents. Witnesses claimed no fixed object, while Rep Patterson pressed for proof of price manipulation. Rh Williams said coal dealers and rail men focused on prices and next month’s rates. Chairman Coombs closed the hearing and said the panel would review Washington testimony.
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New York
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Reading Coal “Combine
Philadelphia
Thomas F. Torrey
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Tidewater
Patterson
Congressman Coombs
Rh. H. Williams
Williams & Peters
Coombs
Washington
Destruction of Chisima Kan After Collision in Island Sea
London reports the Japanese steel dispatch boat Chisima Kan wrecked in the Island Sea after colliding with the English steamer Ravenna from Kobe to Hong Kong. One report says 100 to 150 men drowned. Chisima Kan built in France at St Nazaire, launched 1890, 750 tons, 6000 horsepower. Sister ships Itsukushima and Matsun Kan resemble the later battleships in size and power.
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London
Japan
France
Ravenna
Cobe
Hong Kong
Suv
St. Nazaire
Chisimna- Kan
Itsukushima-cia
Matsu-tsmna- Kan
Stone City Bank Suspends Payment After Fish Bros Failures
The Stone City Bank with $100000 capital, controlled by the Fish Bros, suspended payment today. The failure followed judgments totaling $183175 confessed by Joliet Enterprise Wind Mill Co, also Fish Bros controlled. Combined liabilities are estimated at $950000, with assets unclear.
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Joie
Lil
Stone City Bank
Fish Bros
Joliet Enterprise Wind Mill Company
Spain to Represent At World’s Fair With Valencia Cathedral Replica
A cable message from Washington reports Spain will display at the World’s Fair a reproduction of the Valencia cathedral, cited as the finest example of pure Spanish architecture. The government plans the exhibit on the World’s Kar grounds to honor Spain’s role in world discovery.
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Washington
Spain
America
Valencia
Burial of Identified Boston Merchant in Charlemont Hill Town
The body of Jonathan Jones of South Boston, identified by a relative in Boston before burial in Hawkes pasture, was moved by his brother Jeremiah Jones for Christian burial. His body held several hundred dollars on his person. The Boston fire left his goods burned and total loss near 940,000 with 1033 of 940,000.
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Boston
McCarthy Will Not Resign Leader Remains In England
London newspapers report Justin McCarthy's health has improved and he abandoned plans to go to the south of France. He will stay in England to meet with Parliament colleagues and retain the chairmanship of the McCarthyite section of the Irish Nationalists.
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Justin McArthy
London
Justin McCarthy
France
England
One More Acjed To The List Providence Item
Michael Davitt a brakeman on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad was killed yesterday at Hill's Grove while coupling cars He belonged in New London days are not specified and the incident occurred in Providence R I on Nov 30
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Providence
R. L
Michael Davitt
New York, New Haven & Hartions
Hill’s Grove
New London
British Officers Acquitted Of Blame In Howe Stranding
London based report states Captain A. P. Hastings and Commander David L. Dickinson of the war ship Howe were arraigned before a court martial over the ship's grounding at the harbor entrance to Ferrol Spain and were honorably acquitted of all blame for the accident.
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London
A. P. Hastings
David L. Dickinson
Howe
Ferrol
Spain
Overgoats 4 Is Credit in Mens and Boys Clothing
In a large stock of Overcasts Cuits Ulsters and related apparel the store offers mens and boys clothing suited for style wear and fit. They advertise cash or credit purchase with refunds for unsatisfactory items and a liberal return policy based on reasonable claims.
We Are Open Every Evening for SEUASUNs Customers
The notice states the establishment will be open every evening to accommodate customers during the SEUASUNs period, signaling extended hours and increased service availability.
Secretary Fairchild Expected to Return as Treasury Secretary
New York reports indicate Charles S. Fairchild will accept his old post as Secretary of the Treasury. The tender followed an election, with Cleveland urging Fairchild to take the helm again. Fairchild hesitated, citing potential personal cost, but aides say he may finally decide to return if the President insists.
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New York
Charles 5. Fairechild
Madison Square Garden
Cleveland
Cin
Faircaild
the Treasury
Fairchild
Paircard
Mr. Fairchild
Treasury
A Daugster's Gift Funds Roosevelt Hospital Pavilion
New York Nov 30 Mrs A Anderson wife of portrait painter Abram Anderson has given 860000 for a medical pavilion to honor her parents Mr and Mrs Milbings Deveisel on the Roosevelt Hospital grounds.
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New York
A. Andeson
Piner
Abram Anderson
Freeman's Comet Disputed by European Astronomers
Kier November 30 The European Union of Astronomers officially states the object observed by Mr. Freeman at Bergatom Bay, thought to be a comet, is likely a rebula rather than a true comet.
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Kier
European Union of Astronomers
Mr. Freeman
Bergatom, Bay
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