152 Franklin Pressmen Strike For Higher Wages
The Franklin Association junior pressmen helpers and press feeders declare a new wage schedule rising from 10 to 12 dollars per week. About 152 of the 560 members walked out at 10 AM after most firms granted the raise to others. Several firms earlier agreed, and a Master Printers' Association meeting next week will decide final action.
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Franklin Association
Master Printers’ Association
Employees’ Association
Strike in Roxbury Over Discharged Tasters at Plant Shoe Works
Tasters at the Thomas G. Plant shoe factory in Roxbury were discharged prompting a strike. The workers demand the union wage scale and threaten to remain out until Plant agrees. The Central Labor Union and allied unions urged joining the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union.
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Thomas G. Plant
Roxbury
Mr. Plant
Central Labor Union
Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Honors Even In City League Bowling Title Race
Carruth and Boylston share first in the City League after a week of strong team play. Captain Binns led Carruth with multiple 200s and a 58 pin total, while Benjamin added 530. Meyers helped Roxbury and McCarthy topped Broadway three straight as the standings tighten.
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Murray & Irwin
Captain Binns
Reliable
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Ferris
Meyers
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Cambridge
McCarthy
Broadway
Isch
Wilkins
O’bryan
Biggest Baseball War Threatens National League Plans
New York dispatch reports a potential ten club National League restructure with Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington named as members plus Louisville and Cleveland possibly joining. Feud amid owners over 15 000 franchise payout and Andrew Freedman clashes with league officers dominate talks as Wrigley dispute triggers rule changes and standings adjustments.
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Post
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Young
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A. H. Soden
James Hart
Frank DeHass Robison
National League
J. E. Wagner
Reach
Philadelphia
Hart of
Robison
National Board of Arbitrators
Rogers
Rob Roys Predictions on New England Boxing Prospects
Rob Roy writes in the Sunday Post about promising young boxers from New England, predicting future champions and noting one weight class lacking among skilled youths. He also previews a Sunday Post classified table of horses with three or more wins and world records, plus sport features including bowling and bicycle race coverage in Boston and New York.
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Sunday Post
New England
Rob Roy
Boston
New York
Harvard Names E H Nichols Harvard Baseball Coach
Captain Bil Reid announces Dr. E H Nichols will coach Harvard baseball next spring. Nichols, a former Harvard pitcher, has also contributed to several varsity teams. Reid conducted a campus canvass to locate all capable baseball men. Harvard shows strong early interest in the new appointment.
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Harvard
America
Mien
Mieen
Harvard Triumphs Over Princeton in Tight Debates
Harvard last evening at Sanders Theatre defeated Princeton in joint debate for the sixth straight time. About twelve hundred cheered the orators, and the decision was a toss up based on form with Jones from Princeton delivering a decisive rebuttal. Harvard argued the franchise as a solution to Transvaal troubles, while Jones cited the English Blue Book showing the Boer government denied intent to bar England's international rights.
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England
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