American Woolen Company raises wages for 20000 workers
The American Woolen Company raises wages by 10 percent for its 20 000 employees. The company's mills include Washington Lawrence National Providence Worsted and many others across New England and nearby states. The story also covers Socialist Labor party activity and candidate Stevens discussing socialism in public remarks.
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American Woolen Company
New England
Washington
Lawrence
National
Providence
Saranac
Blackstone
Fulton
N. Y
Fitchburg
Beall
Valley
Riverside
R. I
Assabet
Maynard
Sawyer Woolen
Dover
N. H
Faulkner
Lowell
Collins
Collinsville
Vassalboro
Woolen
Waterville
Puritan Woolen
Plymouth
Anderson
Skowhegan
Jesse Eddy
Fall River
Manton
Snmah
Harrisville
Sheffeld Worsted
Pascoag
Chase
Webster
Brown
Dever
Ray‘s
Franklin
Weybosset
Balth
Enfield
Milnet
Moosup
Conn
Lébanon
Lebanon
City Committee
Socialist Labor Party
H. W. A. Raasch
Stevens
Post Regordes
Calvert County
Maryland
Isbor
Socialist Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Washington Street
Wage Increase Set for 3800 Hands in Springfield Mills
Announcement tonight reveals a ten percent wage rise to take effect December eighteenth. The Otis company mills at Palmer employ about two thousand workers while Warren mills have about five hundred, Thorndyke mills sixty, Three Rivers mills none, and several smaller plants are included.
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Springfield
Boston Duck Eee
Otis Company
Palmer
Warren
Thorndyke
Three Rivers
Wages Raised at Queen City Cotton Company
The Queen City Cotton Company in Burlington Vermont announces a wage increase for its operatives to take effect with the new year. The specific amount is not stated.
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Burlington, Vt
Queen City Cotton Company
Socialist Labor Party attacks Collins in Boston election statement
The Socialist Labor party of Boston releases a voter statement backing James F. Stevens for mayor and criticizing Patrick A. Collins for anti gaslight bill remarks linked to socialism. The missive notes Stevens’ union credentials with the Cigarmakers and brands Collins as aligned with undemocratic ideas, citing historical comparisons to the Commune of France.
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Socialist Labor Party of
Boston
Socialist Labor Party
James F. Stevens
Patrick A. Collins
Massachusetts
Boston Gaslight Company
France
Socialist Labor party fields Boston mayoral and school slate
The Socialist Labor party backs James F. Stevens for Boston mayor and John W. Johnson for the school committee. It denounces the proposed reform as paternalistic and retrogressive, praising socialism as a long-standing champion of workers and pledging a comprehensive program to abolish poverty and defend labor rights.
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Collins and
Hart
Socialist Labor Party
John W. Johnson
Boston
Cabinet Makers’ Union of
Winslow’s Anti Imperialist Bomb Planned in Washington
Irving Winslow of Boston arrives in Washington and holds a secret anti imperialist conference at the Shoreham Hotel. He aims to unite Democrats and sway Republicans to oppose the Philippines policy and spark a national anti imperialist effort in Congress.
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Washington
Irving Winslow
Boston
Shoreham Hotel
Winslow
Congress
House
Philippines
Anti-Imperialistic League
Schools Rally in Allston Criticizes Boston Board and Officials
Prominent members of the Public School Association accuse the Boston School Board and a former city official of corruption and mismanagement at a Temple Hall rally in Allston. Speakers urge a new system to elect school committeemen, citing incompetence and influence over policy and funds.
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Public School Association
Boston
Temple Hall
Allston
Homer Rogers
Henry Baldwin
A. Lawrence Lowell
Ward 11
Normal School
J. Adams Brown
Pamund Billings
A. A. Berie
Kerhew
Paralyzed Tenor Suffers High C Rupture in Audition
New York tenor Reis of the Verdi Trio collapsed during a high note at the New York Theatre while auditioning for a Broadway to Tokio engagement. He is at Walton Oxygen Hospital with paralysis from a ruptured brain blood vessel caused by the strain of reaching a high C. His colleagues are August Wagner and Mile Del Costa.
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New York
G. Reis
Walton Oxygen Hospital
Verdi
August Wagner
Mile. del Costa
Tokio
New York Theatre
Melville Stoltz
Seine
Reis
Matthews
Bulger
Melville
Hanlon
Boston Theatre
Baller Quinn
San Francisco
Boston
Nickelodeon
Wren
Hughes
Palace Theatre
Minco
City Club Company
Rentz-Santley Company
Teamsters Benevolent Ball Draws Crowd at Odd Fellows Hall
The twelfth annual concert and ball by the Teamsters Benevolent Association filled the Odd Fellows Hall last night. Henry F Hastings led the grand march with his sister, followed by about 100 couples. About 100 attendees were present including Councilmen Magnan, Linehan, and Kelley. Commissionerood, Mary, and aldermen candidates Norris, Bowen, Casey. Aldermen Presho and Barry. Representative Bresnahan. Representatives Lyden and Mahoney. Senator Baldwin and ex Senator Quinn.
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Teamsters’ Benevolent Association
Odd Fellowns’ Hall
Enry F. Hastings
J. H. Ryap
Monagnan
Linehan
Ll. J. Kelley
Commitsioner
Ood
J.ary
Norris
Bowen
Casey
Presho
Barry
Bresnahan
E.ed Lyden
Mahoney
Baldwin
Quinn
Richmond teen bride plan shocks Virginia guardians
Miss Florence Parker 18 and her 18-year-old fiancé Marion Lambert of St. Louis plan to marry in Washington where parental consent isn’t required. A guardian blocks local nuptials under Virginia law, prompting private car transport for the ceremony before Christmas. Parker’s family ties and Civil War history add local interest to the tale.
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Richmond
Florence Parker
Marion Lambert
St. Louis
Washington
Miss Parker
Parker’s
Lambert
Virginia
Stevenson seen by his stepdaughter in a New England talk
Mrs Isabel Strong, Stevenson's amanuensis and stepdaughter Teulla the Adorner, spoke to the New England Woman's Press Association at Parker House. She described Stevenson’s health trips to the Five Waters, his writing method, the volume of letters, and the creation of St Ives amid storms, with unpublished poems read.
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Parker House
Isabel Strong
Robert Louis Stevenson
Teulla
Samoa
New England Woman's Press Association
Nella S. Daggett
Julia Watt Howe
Strong
Marion Donovan
Isabelle Loughlin
Ivah Duncklee
Ida Ayres
Cara Barnard
George Lowell Tracy
F. B. Sanborn
C. M. Burgess
Gelett Burgess
Ashton R. Willard
Stevenson
Vailimi
Five Waters
Stevengson
Ily
Amanuensis
St. Ives
Theater and concert notes from New York listings
Coming engagement at the Holills features BE H Sothern and Virginia Harned in The Sunken Bell with English version by Moller. May Irwin, Henry Miller, Alice Judson and others headline new and ongoing shows across New York stages.
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Holils
BE. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Charles Henry Moller
Henry Miller
May Irwin
Sister Mary
Museum
Christie MacDonald
Boyfiders
Alice Judson
Fifi
New New York
Darien Beach Yaw
Henry Guy Carleton
New York
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Fifth Avenue
Charles Danby
Cock Robin
Barbara Fidgety
Weber & Fields
Clyde Fitch
Clement Scott
Charles Frohman
Elsie de Wolfe
London Criterion
London Tillers
Columbia
Pony Ballet
Boston Theatre Season Across Town Delights Crowds
Readable notices show Daniel Frohman presenting The Song of the Sword in New York, with Boston audiences offered A Cele brated Case Dark Deeds and The Rising Generation at major houses. Herne and Sag Harbor continue strong. Arizona and Chris and the Wonderful Lamp praised. vaudeville and Japanese acts fill Austin & Stone’s and the Museum with multiple star turns.
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ER. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
New York
Daniel Frohman
Daly’s Theatre
Song of the Sword
Leo Dietrichstein
Boston
Rowland Buckstone
Arthur R. Lawrence
Morton Selten
C. F. Flockton
Roydon Erlynne
Kate Pattison-Selten
R. James
Richard Pitman
Hollis Street Theatre
Bowdoin Square
William Barry
Grand Opera House
Barry
Martin McShane
George Felix
Lydia Barry
Castle Square
London Assurance
Sag Harbor
Park Theatre
Mr. Thomas
Chris and the
Wonderful Lamp
Klaw & Wrlanger
Kana Wallace Hopper
Boston Museum
the Howard
May Howard
Issie Loftus
Charles T. Aldrich
Hilda Thomas
Johnson and Dean
Martinetti
Grossi
Austin & Stone
E. Daniel Boone
Wallace
Africa
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Beaton
Waterloo
Wilen Terry
Nalice Oldfield
Japanese Play Impresses Tremont Audience With War Armor
The Tremont Theatre audience praised the Japanese dramatic company for theater realism and the use of armor from the Japanese army in battle scenes. The performance of the tragedy Pajo The Loyal Wife featured extended dialogue and convincing acting, making the cast seem like real warriors.
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Tremont Theatre
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Teamsters's
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Fougere
Columbia Theatre
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Lucas
Sword Dancer
Augustus Thomas
Alabama
Thesday
Japanese Dramatic Company
Columbia Promenade
W. Lederer
Cor
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Castle
Adu
Repoita Orchestra
Fougcere
Chanteuse
Ernard
Geo. Felix and
Vaudsville
George W. Magee
Leasee
Tremont
William
Risin Generation
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Cissie Loftus
James 0. Burrows
Mme. Herrmann
Florens
Smediey Sketch Club
Frank Cushman
Conway and Leland
Quigley Brothers
Metrev
Eugene Tompkins
poHtan Opera House
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Faust
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Sig. Scotti
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Herr Muhlmann
Emil Paur
Weber
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Oxford
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the Lady of Lyons
London
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George DO. Herron
Hanover
Howard
He Gay
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Cain
Fisher and Clark
Fred Wickof
Kessler
Carrick
Esmerada Sisters
Ellen Terry Farswele
Merchant OF Venice
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BOST
N& Medy
Lessee & Maer
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Inge
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Chris
Matinee Today
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Edna Wallace Hopper
John Philip Sonsa
Chris and the Wonderful Lamp
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Herald
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Parks Square
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Metropolitan Opera House
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Emma Eames
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Edouard de Reszke
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