Brandeis Urges Life Insurance for Workingmen in Massachusetts
Louis D Brandeis argues for State supervised life insurance through savings banks to aid wage earners. Andrew J Foreseth reviews injunctions and labor legislative directions. He cites Massachusetts savings banks as a model and notes costs and returns of industrial insurance versus bank deposits.
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Central Labor Union
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Andrew J. Foreseth
San Francisco
Labor
Brandeis
Ser
America
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Gillette Verdict Near as Yeti Sings in Court
In Herkimer New York Chester Gillette sings in his cell as the trial on whether he murdered Grace Brown continues. Judge Devendorf may hold a night session to finish arguments and charge the jury before adjournment with the case awaiting jury decision tomorrow night.
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Herkimer
N. Y
Chester Gillette
Grace Brown
Devendorf
Senator Mills
Gillette
Market Review Signals Narrow Trading Ahead
The weekly market review notes prices near last week’s levels with neither gains nor losses dominating. Bears face pressure from Roosevelt’s message and large December disbursements, yet liquidation remains limited as buyers absorb offerings. Henry Clews predicts money rates won’t ease until 1907, with heavy demand and new security issues likely in coming months.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Henry Clews
New York
New York's Best Dressed Woman Spends Big on Gowns
Miss Giulia Morosini, hailed as New York's best dressed woman, says she spends about 200000 a year on gowns to support workers worldwide. She asserts she dresses to help others, plans yearly increases, donates worn dresses, and manages a large household with 14 servants while rising early to start her day.
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New York
Giulia Morosini
East
Miss Morosini
Four Vessels Report Small Haddock Catch at Water Front
Four small trips landed at the fish pier with total cod haddock and hake weighing 61 100 pounds including 15 300 haddock 18 700 cod 17 000 hake and 100 pollock The cold snap and heavy seas kept arrivals light The Cynthia of Gloucester arrived ice coated from the cold snap Also noted were Caledonian veering into New Haven despite gales and heavy head seas plus other ships and cargoes in port along with November harbor traffic totals and ongoing belated arrivals from rough Atlantic weather
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Georges
Cynthia
Gloucester
Haddock
Pollock
Bertha M. Bailey
Leyland Line
Caledonian
Trantor
New Haven
Boston
Manchester
Eng
Long Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S
Cymric
Hoosac Docks
Red Star
Marquette
Charlestown
Georgian
London
Wilson
Idaho
Warren Line
Mersey
Atlantic
Vermont
Shipping News Mini Almanac: December 3
Arrivals include steamers Caledonian and Lancastrian with merchandise and passengers for multiple ports including Frederick Leyland Co and C E Laechler. Vessels report towing barges, schooners, and tugs near Nantasket Roads, Cape Cod, and Nantasket Roads. notable notes from Highland Light and Chatham report NW gales and anchoring adjustments.
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Caledonian
Tranter
Manchester
Eng
Liverpool
Frederick Leyland & Co
Governor Cobb
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
C. E. Laechler
Boston
Haines
Yarmouth
N. S
City of Macon
Bury
Savannah
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Creton
Thacher
Philadelphia
James I
Whitney
Grove
New York
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Calvin Austin
Oliver
City of Gloucester
Gober
Gloucester
Marcellus
U.S. Ecolifer
Santiago
Holmes
Joy S. S. Co
Georges Creek
Kelly
C. CC. Co
Carlisle
Lloyd
Ephrata
Underwriter
Hipnes
Vineyard Haven
John A. Briggs
Newport News
Triton
Hersey
Guttenburg
Liberty
Pilgrim
Thomas L. Parker
Catawissa
Anderson
Oley
Oak Hill
St. Nicholas
Boswell
Haley
Emelie
Nottingham
Bennett
Port John
Son
Patience
Calhoun
Josephus
Manatawny
Theoline
Cummings
Brunswick
George McQuesten & Co
Mary KE. Palmer
Sweet
Stella B. Kaplan
Merritt
Helen J. Seitz
Carter
Helen L. Peckham
Harding
Herbert
Perkins
Rockport
Mass
Albert Baldwin
Cape Ann
Congress of Cuba Annulled in 1906 Seats Vacated
Havana December 2. Governor Magoon announced by decree soon to be issued that the seats of all members of the second series of the Cuban Congress elected in 1905 will be declared vacant. He met with two Senators and House members at the palace and noted Roosevelt peace commission findings and Taft proclamation procedures for new elections under the provisional government.
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Havana
United States
Magoon
House of Representatives
Peace Commission
Cuba
Roosevelt
Palma
Washington
Taft
Boston Park Department Members Favor Using City Ledges
Knights of Labor assembly members criticized Chair Stratton’s report to the Board of Aldermen and urged city work on ledges to supply winter stone for road work. They called for Legislature action to abolish unpaid commissions and listed elected officers led by Patrick McCarthy and Michael Walsh.
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Boston Park Department Assembly
Knights of Labor
Stratton
Park Commission
Fitzgerald
Board of Aldermen
Assembly
Boston
Springfield
Patrick McCarthy
Michael Walsh
John McDonough
Michael Martin
Timothy Sullivan
Tinside Esquire
Richard Haley
Outside Esquire
Peter Powers
John Haley
Woman of Mystery Dies Aboard St Paul in New York
The steamship St Paul docked in New York reporting the death of Miss Agnes Grey a 61 year old London passenger from heart failure on Saturday morning. She planned to settle an estate and stay at a Park Avenue hotel awaiting Julius Seymour a Williams Street lawyer who was to meet her but no contact or relatives appeared. The body remained aboard after coroner permits and London addresses gave a different name Barry James Johnson.
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Wind Northwest
Lancastrian
London
H. S
Dimock
New York
Carlisle
Portland
Philadelphia
Catawissa
Coleraine
Hammond and
Richardson
Patience
Powell
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Avondale
Pohatcong
Nottingham
Newburyport
Port Johnson
Portsmouth
N. H
Triton
Vineyard Haven
Nantasket Roads
William Mason
Highland Light
Reading
Tacony
Cape Cod
Provincetown
North Star
Chatham
Manhattan
Lehigh
Cheektowaga
Joshua Lovett
St. Paul
American Line
Agnes Grey
England
Williams Street
Dock
Seymour
Sey
Vermont
St. Paul's
Miss Grey
London Post Office
Barry James Johnson
Pope's ornate railroad carriage rumored about move
Rome Dec 2 The state railroad department has orders to reconstruct the Pope's railway carriage unused since 1870. The gilded angels four corners and portable altar inside reflect a ceremonial car with white velvet upholsterings. Speculation rises that it signals the Pope may depart the Vatican.
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Rome
State Railroad Department
Vatican
Supposed Tomb of Cicero Found Near Formia
Remains unearthed near Formia in Italy are described as the tomb of the ancient orator Cicero. The hilltop site overlooks the Appian and Herculaneum ways, near the place where Cicero was believed killed almost 20 centuries ago.
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Cicero
Orator
Naples
Formia
Woman Killed Smoking in Bed in South Boston
Mrs Bridget E Gorman seventy living at 44 Rogers street South Boston died in a hospital at 9 55 after being burned when flaming tobacco dropped from a pipe onto bed clothes yesterday afternoon at about 1 15 She had long suffered rheumatism and was in the habit of smoking a pipe in bed.
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Bridget E. Gorman
Rogers Street
Boston
O'Connell Sought as Speaker After Salem Address
Congressman-elect O'Connell drew strong demand for speaking engagements after delivering the Salem Elks memorial oration last evening. He is also slated to speak tomorrow evening at the New York Catholic Club Founders night celebration.
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O’connell
Salem
Railroad Strike Threat Looms Over Dominion Atlantic Line
Rail section men in Nova Scotia launch a wage strike across the Dominion Atlantic line to press for higher pay. Traffic remains on schedule with no major disruption expected unless severe snow falls. Foremen seek rise from 1.50 to 1.75 a day while regular men demand 1.05 to 1.25 during different seasons.
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Digby
N. S
Dominion Atlantic Railroad
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Pete
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