Compulsory Arbitration Now the Law in New South Wales
Sydney reports that Australia’s government passes an industrial arbitration bill. It requires all employer employee disputes go to a competent court with power to enforce awards, labels strikes or lockouts related to reference as a misdemeanor, and appoints a Supreme Court judge to set standards and favor union labor when possible. No appeal from the court’s decisions.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Supreme Court
Eight Smallpox Gases Reported in City
Eight new smallpox cases for the 24 hours ending Sunday nine o clock are reported by Dr. Shea of the Board of Health. Localities include South Boston streets and Washington Village, with additional cases in the West End and South End. Four more genuine cases were found after nine this morning in Brighton, South Boston, Yarmouth Street, and Norfolk Avenue. All cases involve vaccinated or largely unvaccinated individuals. Dr. Shea cites thaw as a factor. Dr. Durgin says the rise was expected and no abatement worth noting.
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Board of Health
South Boston
Fourth Street
Eighth Street
Middle Street
Washington Village
City
Grove Street
West End
Ringgold Street
South End
Northampton Street
Brighton
Boston
Yarmouth Street
Norfolk Avenue
Durgin
the Post
Canvass Heats Up In Ward 11 Election Battle
Active canvass for Heath draws city attention as Democrat William B. Heath opposes William P. Meehan in the eleventh district. Heath, born in Jamaica Plain in 1858, is a lifelong resident with links to Charles Sumner and Revolutionary General Heath. He supports five cent fares in West Roxbury and is backed by a family noted in public service.
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William P. Meehan
Mr. Heath
Jamaica Plain
Charles Sumner
General Heath
A. B. Heath
Marcella
Heath
West Roxbury
Public Order Association Pushes No License in Ward 25
The Public Order Association of Ward 25 circulated over 2500 messages to Sunday school children urging no license. Tonight rallies for the anti license cause will feature speakers including Rev A A Berle Rev J Harvey Rev J E Waterhouse and others at Allston Hall Brighton and surrounding halls.
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Public Order Association
Brighton
St. Columbkinle’s
St. Anthony's Church
Union Square Baptist Church
Allston Hall
Allston
Roddy and Warren Halls
A. A. Berle
J. O. Harvey
J. E. Waterhouse
H. G. Dockrell
Francis J. Butler
J. E. Perry
H. H. Russell
8S. B. Shapleigh
The
Questions for Mayor Hart to the Editor of the Test
A Taxpayer of Boston writes in December 1901 asking Mayor Hart to answer five questions about city contract lettings, alleged Republican influence, debt, taxes, and potential motives tied to renomination. The letter characterizes alleged semi illegal practices and mutual benefit at taxpayer expense.
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Hart
Republican City Committee
Braised Pigeons With Cream Dumplings Recipe
Pigeons prepared like small chickens are simmered for three hours with onion, then glazed with a butter flour crust and brown sauce. Stuffing optional, made from hot mashed potato and stale bread crumbs. Cream dumplings cooked beside, placed to support the birds as sauce is poured over. By ALICE E WHITAKER.
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Alice E. Whitaker
Sermon Attacks Licensing Saloons in Boston Election
In Boston churches yesterday ministers pressed municipal controls on schools and saloons ahead of tomorrow's vote. The Rev L H Dorchester denounced licensing the liquor trade, calling it sowing mixed seed and linking breweries to social ills and almshouses. He urged voters to halt moral compromises.
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Boston
L. H. Dorchester
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Springfield
Public School Problem Talk At Shawmut Church
Professor A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard urged annual elections to spark public interest in schools and a diverse school committee. Reverend Edward Cummings called public schools the life of the nation. Joseph P Warren endorsed Mark B Mulvey for integrity, with Rev McElveen summarizing the speakers. Congregation closed with America.
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Shawmut Congregational Church
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Edward Cummings
Harvard
Boston
Public School Association
Joseph P. Warren
Mark B. Mulvey
Mulvey
Cambridge Democrats Predict Victory in Tomorrow's Election
The Cambridge Democratic Committee declares confidence in victory, criticizing Republican rallies as partisan and alleging misused Library Hall literature. It cites Cambridge debt, high taxes, and undervalued assessments, contrasting with New Haven and urging voters to distrust claims of superior governance.
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Democratic Committee
Library Hall
Myers
Wolf
Allestiay
Cause
New Haven
Yale
Boston
Dickinson
United States
Natick Boy Drowns After Ice Incident
On Lake Cochituate three boys skating broke through the ice. Frank Gonagle escaped and saved Thomas Dagg with his coat, but John Doyle, age 16, drowned and his body was recovered hours later.
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Lake Cochituate
John Doyle
Frank Gonagle
Thomas Dagg
Gonagle
Dagg
Doyle
Dr Roblin Urges Voters To Choose Man Fit To Serve
The Rev Dr Stephen Herbert Roblin, pastor of Second Universalist Church, spoke to voters urging them to evaluate candidates by their fitness to serve. He praised schools and churches as core training institutions, said he would not endorse any mayoral candidate, and stressed he knows both candidates with high esteem.
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Stephen Herbert Roblin
Second Universalist Church
Timne
Ped
Boston
Dr. Roblin
Post
Clothing Fire Tragedy Claims Mrs Stewart at City Hospital
Mrs Margaret Stewart aged 60 of 5 Ferdinand Street died of burns suffered when a kerosene lamp overturned Saturday night. Her husband, totally blind, and two sons were at home as neighbors rushed to aid. Fire caused severe burns and inhalation injuries led to her death at City Hospital Sunday morning.
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Margaret Stewart
Ferdinand Street
Stewart
Apd
City Hospital
Riots and arrests amid 1910s unrest reported briefly
News of the World brief items note unrest in Lyons with riots and gendarme injuries and thirty arrests, political threats from a Russian finance minister organ, a will filed in Sherman Probate Court, a schooner foundering mystery near Parrsboro, the death of Captain Alonzo J. Beardsley in Easton, a violent incident in South Sioux Falls, and the Methodist minister J W Bradford shot and killed in Brookside.
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LYONS
ST. Petersburg
Vrestnik Finanzoff
Reichstag
Sherman
Tex
G. Dun
Propate
Halifax
Parrsboro
Urbain B
Yarmouth
Bridgeport
Conn
Alonzo J. Beardsley
Connecticut
New York
William Sherman
Easton
Sioux Falls
Fred. W. Pettigrew
Pettigrew
South Sioux Falls
Brookside
Ala
J. W. Bradford
B. D. Coffran
Coffran
Dancing party for Florentines in Highland Hall
The second annual dancing party for Florentines will be held at Highland Hall on Warren Street this Thursday evening January 8. A concert will be presented during the event. James E. Kern of 874 West Fourth Street South Boston was cut above the left eye in a skating accident at Public Garden yesterday afternoon after colliding with an unknown person. John Heulan of 23 Tileston Street Roxbury sprained his ankle while freeing his foot from a chair yesterday afternoon and was sent to the City Hospital.
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Highland Hall
Warren Street
James E. Kern
West Fourth Street
South Boston
John Heulan
Tileston Street
Roxbury
Adler urges nonpartisan school integrity in Beacon speech
Edward A. Adler of the Public School Association spoke to Beacon Chambers students about preserving school integrity. He argued the current election is a moral matter and urged voting for the whole ticket to vindicate a nonpartisan, public spirited movement over any single candidate.
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Edward A. Adler
Public School Association
Beacon Chambers
Joy
Myrtle Streets
Lorimer Gains Parishioners at Madison Avenue Church
The Rev Dr George Lorimer pastor of Madison Avenue Church preaches both services to large crowds with attendance rising since his arrival. His morning sermon from Job praises faith patience and trust in God as paths to salvation. He stresses that knowing God must lead to trusting him in all actions and places.
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New York
George €. Lorimer
Madison Avenue Church
Job
God
Hymnal Revision Cuts Hymns From 1100 to 600
The Methodist hymnal revision committee in Cincinnati plans removing 700 hymns, including Sweet hour of prayer and He leadeth me, to produce a 600 hymn book. Pastor L H Dorchester says the new book will mix 400 old and 200 new songs, reflecting a 30 year gap and a shift to contemporary works.
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Winchester
Wesleyan University
Methodist Hymnal Revision Committee
Cincinnati
L. H. Dorchester
People’s Temple
Berkeley Street
Committee of Revision
Fisk University aid service at New Old South Church
Rev George A Gordon led a Fisk University benefit at New Old South Church in Nashville. Rev J G Merrill, new president, spoke on An Arrested Reform, urging liberal education and future endowment as Fisk seeks financial stability among similar institutes. Hon S B Capen and Rev Dr Donald endorsed the university’s work.
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New Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
University
American Missionary Association
J. G. Merrill
Portland
Fisk
Merrill
8. B. Capen
Trinity Church
Donald
University Bod
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Dr Crane On Liquor Traffic Debate
The Rev Charles A Crane spoke at Saratoga Street Church on liquor policy citing McKinley and Kipling. He quoted McKinley on licensing making voters partners to evils and described Kipling’s shift to prohibition after a Buffalo scene in American Notes.
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Charles A. Crane
Saratoga Street
McKinley
Kipling
Stark County
Old Warder Reflects on Drinking and Harm Caused
A speaker regrets youthful indulgence and admits his beer demand aided two young girls who vanished down a dark street. He reflects on why preachers condemn drink and admits moderation does not prevent wrongdoing. The passage frames conscience, consequence, and accountability.
Saloon Following Flag Sermon Sparks No-License Rally
The Rev W Sherman Thompson of Somerville spoke at a no license rally in East Somerville on The Church and the Saloon. He warned saloon influence follows American civilization and urged clean politics, responsible government, safe homes, and strong schools. Mayor Glines and B B Johnson of Waltham joined in the event.
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W. Sherman Thompson
First Congregational Church
Franklin Street
Somerville
St. Louis
Manila
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mr. Thompson
Glines
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
East Somerville Baptist Church
Franklin Hamilton Attacks Boston License Proposal In Sermon
Franklin Hamilton pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Temple Street criticized the Boston School Board in a sermon yesterday. He urged a no vote on the liquor license question next Tuesday, arguing licensing costs outweigh revenue and harms public health and youth. He contrasted the money motive with the value of school training for children.
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Franklin Hamilton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Boston School Board
Boston
Pooney
Hamilton
Adam
Jay Gould
Gales Hit British Coasts Delays Reported Wrecks
Strong gales on Britain’s coasts Saturday night and today disrupted traffic with several wrecks reported and channel mail steamers delayed.
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Tondon
Great Britain
Channel Mail
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