Teamsters and Masters At Odds In Wage Dispute
A five hour State Board of Arbitration session between the Teamsters Union and the Master Teamsters left the labor dispute unresolved with a possible tie up of freight in Boston before January 1. The Master Teamsters offered a wage schedule from ten to eighteen dollars per week by vehicle class, while the union insisted on a ten hour day and higher pay scales, and indicated rejection of the proposal. A special union meeting is planned for Sunday to decide further action.
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Teamsters’ Union
Boston
Reed
State Board
Barry
Palmer
Master Teamsters
Teamsters
St Bernard Duke Defends Master and Holds Malden Police
Edgar Brown and his St Bernard Duke caused a uproar at Malden City Hall when the dog defended his master during a Christmas night arrest. Duke fought officers, dragged Costello, toppled Emerton, and finally calmed after being jailed with Brown. Brown paid a fine in First District Court as Duke escorted him to court.
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St. Bernard
Malden
Edgar Brown
Duke
First District
Brown
Troy
Main Street
Theodore T. Costello
Duike
Costello
Emerton
Path Brown
Captain Emerton
Dampson’s Wife Gives Up Hope Letter From Mrs Sampson
Urbana dispatch reports Elizabeth Burling Sampson writes from Washington DC on December 23 1901 that Admiral Sampson is too ill to grasp sympathy for the long controversy with Admiral Schley. She says his brain is tired beyond rest and he is worn by a life of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
John 4Th, Weeks
Champaign
Sampson
Schley
Washington, D. C
Weeks
Palmyra
West
Elizabeth Burling Sampson
Two Killed as War Breaks Out in Childersburg
In a large clash between white men and Negroes at Childersburg yesterday afternoon a white man and his son were killed and a white boy and a Negro wounded. Authorities report a major outbreak was averted with the assailants jailed at Talladega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Childersburg
Talladega
Hanna Boom for 1904 Nomination Mirror of Roosevelt Era
Washington observers discuss sources of support for Mark Hanna as a potential Republican presidential nominee in 1904. Some say public dissatisfaction with Roosevelt could elevate Hanna if the administration falters, with letters of support and delegate pledges noted. The debate centers on patronage and whether a President should bow to party senators or appoint others when opinions diverge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
White House
Hannah
McKinley
Fairbanks
Spooner
Hanna
Mr. Hanna
Far South
Ida Levin Weds Samuel Louis Silverman in Roxbury
Paul Revere Hall hosted a festive Jewish wedding last night for Ida Levin daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Levin of Roxbury to Samuel Louis Silverman a young attorney in the city. The ceremony by Rabbi Margolies with an address by Rabbi Schoher followed by reception supper music and dancing.
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Paul Revere Hall
Ida Levin
Louis Levin
Roxbury
Samuel Louis Silverman
M. S. Margolies
H. 8. Schoher
M. Levin
Harry S. Silverman
Marriage Unites Miss Matilda Bernhardt and Max Linsky
At 23 Shafter street Dorchester home of Mrs Eva Bernhardt the marriage of Miss Matilda Bernhardt and Max Linsky of Lynn was solemnized by Rev Dr Samuel Hirshberg. Bride given away by uncle Louis Lewin of New York with cousin Minnie Lewin and brother Elias Linsky as attendants. The couple left for a trip to Washington New York and Baltimore and will reside in Lynn after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bernhardt
Shafter Street
Dorchester
Matilda Bernhardt
Max Linsky
Lynn
Samuel Hirshberg
Louis Lewin
New York
Minnie Lewin
Elias Linsky
Linsky
Campbell Cruickshank Wedding in Dorchester
On Christmas eve at 18 Payson Street Dorchester George W Campbell of Wal tham and Miss Margaret C Cruickshank of Dorchester were united in marriage by the Rev W N Richardson of Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell~cruickshank
Payson Street
Dorchester
George W. Campbell
Waltham
Margaret C. Cruickshank
W. N. Richardson
Lange of Worcester Speaks at Horticultural Club Dinner
H. F. A. Lange of Worcester was the principal speaker at the monthly dinner of the Horticultural Club at the Quincy House. He spoke on torticulture in New England. Superintendent John A. Pettigrew is the invited guest for the next dinner.
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H. F. A. Lange
Worcester
Horticultural Club
Quincy House
Lange
New
Michigan Professor Declines Interview on Benzozone Discovery
Professor Frederick G. Novy of the University of Michigan and colleagues report progress on benzozone a treatment claimed to immunize against cholera and typhoid fever. The preparation to be tested further, four months into experiments, involves Professor Paul G Freer and Chicago bacteriology professors awaiting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Novy
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Novy
Paul GC. Freer
University of Chicago
Alger Recovering After Critical Illness in Detroit
Detroit December 26 Dr Longyear one of General R A Alger attend ing surgeons said the critical period in the general s illness had passed and recovery was practically certain. Algers pulse 66 temperature 98 7 he has taken nourishment and passed a comfortable day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Longyear
R. A. Alger
Entertainment by United Order of Golden Cross at America Hall
Last night the United Order of Golden Cross hosted a program in America Hall featuring Miss Shamby piano solos, James E. Butler banjo tricks, Dr. Judge and Mr. T. T. Curry comic songs, Miss Lucy Covell soprano solos, George Batty magic, V. Monroe comic juggling, Mrs. R. France and Miss Frances Owen readings, followed by an informal reception.
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United Order of Golden Cross
America Hall
Shamby
James E. Butler
Dr. Judge
T. T. Curry
Lucy Covell
George Batty
V. Monroe
R. France
Frances Owen
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SA ‘Cl
Ooat
QLD South Clothing CO
Xford
Hildren
Norfolk
Washington ST
American Express Company
E. W. Durgin
Salem
Broadway Studio
William Hartnett
The
Teamsters Union
Rodgers
Olympia
Wash
Browning- King
Matthew King
Maclay
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Putnam
Miles
Army
War Department
Peabody
Pawtucket
R. J
Cornelius Bagley
Mass
St. Joseph's Hospital
Providence
Washington Street
South Attleboro
Coal Club
Coal Club of
Young's
J. S. Wellington
Dampson
Silverman— Levin
Bernhardt
Spitz Bros. & Mork
Summer Street
Spitz Bros.& Mork
Summer St
Houghton & Dutton
Ian
Christman
California
Germantown
Per Skein
Saxony
Per Ekein
ST Aia
Newmarkets
DBC
John
Pocketbooks
Washington and Brattle Streets
Alger Recovering
Sewell
Camden
N. J
United States
William J. Sewell
C.F. Coburn
Lowell
Charles Francis Coburn
Knockabout Club
Knockabout Cycle Club
East Boston
Messrs
Collins
Monahan
Whalen
Quincy
John Drohan
Drohan
Order OF Golden Cross
Crystal
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