Wright Expounds On Chicago Strike and Federal Rail Regulation
Carroll D. Wright argues the Chicago strike shows the need for federal authority over wage contracts in railroads and views government control as a future possibility. He notes the strike tests public opinion and the power of courts, while Professor Dewey discusses unemployment, machinery, displacement, and shifts in work patterns.
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New York
American Economic Association
Carroll D. Wright
Chicago
Fot
Davis D. Dewey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
State Commission On the
Arbitration Hope Ea rns in Haverhill Labor Tensions
In Haverhill labor unrest looms as shoemakers and lasters weigh arbitration to avert a citywide strike. Clergymen and business leaders urge a Board of Arbitration while unions gear for possible action. The International Union and Lasters hold decisive sway, with 17 000 in forfeit risk if workers walk out, as talks continue.
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Haverhill
Post
BOARD
State Board of Arbitration
International Union
Lasters
International
W. W. Spaulding
The
Theodore T. Pomeroy
Hodgigns
General Ten
Athol Physician Dr Harvey Dunbar Dead at 45
Athol physician Dr Harvey O Dunbar died suddenly at his Main Street office shortly after 3 this morning aged about 45. A fall on the sidewalk near Athol Centre yesterday preceded his illness. He died at his rooms in the G A R block. He had traveled widely. A widow and one daughter survive.
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Athol
Harvey O. Dunbar
Main Street
Athol Centre
G. A. R. Block
Old Powder House Club Sees Progress and Rising Membership
The new club house is advancing with rooms finished and ceilings frescoed, bowling alleys nearly ready for use. Membership applications climb as the yearly fee rises to 10 dollars after January 1, with a meeting announced to nominate officers for the ensuing year on 34. 2 at 8 p.m., followed by the election on January.
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Powder House Club
Dermatology Ad Promotes Woodbury Institute Network
Eczema pimples freckles skin disease treatment Offered by Oba H Woodbury Dermatological Institute with free consultation. Offices at 11 Winter St Boston and branches in New York Philadelphia Chicago St Anviator of Woodbury's Facial Soap.
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H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
Winter &J
Boston
New York
Phila
Chicago
Woodbury
Meeting of ministers eyed to boost hor zon and rally support
A ministers meeting is planned for tomorrow with hopes to brighten up the hor zon. John Burns may speak at City Hall next week if possible. The theatre offers its house and company for a benefit show to aid striking women. Spaulding's factory remains quiet as it is revealed its former head was once a high school principal.
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John Burns
City Hall
Spaulding
Arbitration board visits Haverhill over shoe strike
The State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation toured Haverhill to mediate a peaceable settlement of the major shoe strike. The informal inquiry advised both sides to conciliate, with a possible return visit and a potential hearing if no settlement is reached.
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State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Haverhill
Franklin fund trustees review Franklin Trades School sites
The Franklin fund trustees and a three-member assessor panel analyzed owner asking prices versus assessed valuations for five proposed sites. Locations include Dorchester Way Mt Ida Dorchester Spaulding Wells South Street Jamaica Plain Goodenough estate Brighton Parker Hill Roxbury. Prices exceeded valuations. a further meeting is planned for Saturday.
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Franklin Fund
Franklin Trades School
Dorchester Way
Mt. Ida
Dorchester
Spaulding Wells
South Street
Jamaica Plain
Goodenough
Brighton
Parker Hill
Roxbury
W. D. Lang
Carter & Capen
A. Spaulding
Weld
Curtis
M. Meredith
Buighton SC
Rengd Ube Bessseard
Ooeeroeg
Along the Water Front in Boston Harbor News
Seafaring news from Boston includes Dimick of the Boston Fish Bureau on Long Wharf and his family ties to shipmasters Captain Toye and Captain Gardner. Vessels Idaho and Sarah Hill are lost or wrecked near Maine. Lewiston and Mt. Desert go to winter quarters. The Penobscot line plans semi weekly trips, and Captain Pike recovers from paralysis. The Cape Ann will be the Boston & Gloucester Steamship line’s new steamer.
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F. F. Dimick
Boston Fish Bureau
Long Wharf
Joseph Toye
Nova Scotia
Dimick
Toye
J. W. Holmes
Sarah Hill
Heather
Rockport
Owl's Head
Penobscot River
Boston
Idaho
Boothbay
Fletcher's Neck
Lewiston
Mt. Desert
McKie’s Wharf
St. John
N. B
Lubec
8. R. Gardiner
Hawood Harlow
Governor Ames
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
Cape Ann
Bancroft Bancroft Wedding Unites Palma with Swedish Captain
Pauline Bancroft daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bancroft wed Captain Carl Gustaf Flach of the Royal Swedish Navy at the First Unitarian Church. Ceremony led by Rev Stopford W Brooke with notable society guests present. The couple to sail for Sweden from New York next Wednesday after a breakfast at 61 Mt Vernon Street.
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Pauline Bancroft
John Chandler Bancroft
Carl Gustaf Flach
Royal Swedish Navy
Stockholm
First Unitarian Church
Stopford W. Brooke
Washington
W. D. Bancroft
Fiach
Hester Bancroft
Bancroft
Harriet James
George Abbot James
Bancrofts
H Street
Newport
Naval Training School
Mt. Vernon Street
Finch
Sweden
New York
Wilson case in East Boston continues to Jan 6
In East Boston District Court yesterday morning the case of Edward Wilson, driver of the coupe involved in the death of Austin E. Snow, was continued till January 6. He remains held on $200 bonds.
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Boston
Edward Wilson
Austin E. Snow
Sunday Post promises vivid life stories and Boston features
The piece highlights Senator Hoar’s cousin Cape Cod pirate tale, romance of James Hoar, Boston sales girls versus New York heiresses, presidential satire, Christmas Eve in Bowery, New Year’s resolutions, Boston bachelors sketches, ex Governor Ames interview, State House gossip, Brockton illustrations, disaster tallies, Rob Roy pages, New York Bohemia tales, Rubenstein reminiscences, flag talks, telegraph lines, and extensive fashion and women’s sections for next Sunday’s Post.
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Senator Hoar
Cape Cod
James Hoar
Sunday’s Post
Fortune
Boston
New York City
Cleveland
Bowery
Ames
State House
Brockton
New England
Rob Roy
New York
Bohemia
John M. Scanland
California
Platt
Depew
Debenture Co President Sought by Grand Jury and Missing
Boston reports that the Debenture Investment Company president and associates face possible grand jury indictments for defrauding the public. Missing are Olin Adams and his wife Mrs Adams, with $2500 bail held as forfeit and funds used to hire detectives if needed.
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Thedral Street
Henry P. Walker
Stoneham
Auburndale
Cambridge
Iowa
Dubuque
Commonwealth Avenue
J. R. Reed
Tremont Street
Foreign Mortgage and Corporation Bureau
BE. F. Hamlin
State House
Reed
Joseph Austin
Adams
Massachusetts Avenue
The
West
Francis W. Kittredge
City Treasury
Windy
Debenture Investment Company
Equitable
Stock bonds and a fraud case stir Somerville inquiry
Dr Edward A Sanborn of Somerville is identified as the first victim in a bonds fraud said to involve land and bogus company officers. The case centers on three $1000 debenture bonds issued by the company and valued at zero when marketed. Lawyer McKay represents Sanborn as President Adams is led away by officers with $2500 bail posted via American Express.
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Olin Adams
Boston
John F. McKay
Equitable Building
Post
Commonwealth
Debenture Investment Company
Adams
Francis W. Kittredge
Edward A. Sanborn
Somerville
McKay
Dugan
Mr. McKay
American Express Company
United States
Riverdale Woollen Plant Opens In Whitinsville
Riverdale Woollen Company completes the Riverdale plant on Blackstone River two miles from this town. The $160000 corporation starts operations late January with about 300 workers and a 5000000 pound yearly capacity. A New Haven railroad station will be built at Riverdale next year.
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Whitinsville
Riverdale Woollen Company
Riverdale
Blackstone
Paul Whitin
M. B. Schwab
Cleveland
Herman Rachtser
New York
D. W. Schwab
Edward Glueck
New York,New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Noted Forger Lippert Caught In New York Transit
William August Lippert alias W A Lazard, a criminal of international fame, has been arrested in Cincinnati and is en route to New York. He faces forgery charges totaling nearly 600 000 dollars tied to Cape Town transactions. Lippert, son of Hamburg’s wealthy class, rose in exporting, then fell on hard times after bold speculations. A sensational claim of forged notes and debts followed his supposed death in the colony two years earlier.
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Cincinnati
William August Lippert
W. A. Lazard
New York
Lippert
Cape Town
Africa
Hamburg
Germany
Topaz Ring Presented to Ideal Lunch Room Manager
Mr S H Archibald head of Ideal Lunch Room received a gold topaz ring on Monday evening from his staff. The surprise gift came from the employees as a token of appreciation.
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S. H. Archibald
Ideal Lunch Room
Ees Ee
Teme Prenenter
Emplo
Ee Ae
Unemployed Commission's Mock Aid Leaves Hopes Unfed
A destitute man seeks work through the city unemployed commission only to be told they publish reports on distress rather than provide jobs. Clerks boast of upcoming volumes and a final report while the man endures hunger and cold, lamenting the system.
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Beacon Hill
State House
Commonwealth Building
Unemployed Commission
State Board of Charities
Sudden Death at Waltham Claims American Watch Worker
Owen F. Page, popular employee of the American Watch Company, died suddenly at his home on Lexington Street in Waltham yesterday. The death ends a well known local figure who worked for the watchmaker. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by the family.
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Waltham
Owen F. Page
The
American Watch Company
Lexington Street
Yest
Crushed at Orient Heights Station Innes Dies
Joseph Innes a blacksmith of East Boston was crushed between an engine and a passenger coach at Orient Heights station aboard the Boston line. He died shortly after at the hospital as a train of empty cars moved, causing the fatal bump.
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Orient Heights
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Joseph Innes
Innes
Putnam Avenue
Boston
Cinderella performances aid Floating Hospital fund tickets on sale
Tickets for Cinderella to be staged at Mechanics Building on January 2 and 26 raise funds for the Floating Hospital. Music Hall will sell seats with Friday evening tickets going on sale December 31. Prices include private boxes 100, orchestra 3 2.60 2 1 50, balcony 3 2 1.50, and general admission 1.1
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Mechanics’ Building
Floating Hospital Fund
Music Hall
Wrights Deny Mexico Expulsion and Ezeta Ties
Mrs Marie Robinson Wright and her daughter Ida Dent Wright arrived in El Paso from Mexico to New York. They deny being expelled from Mexico and say they will return after visiting New York. Ida Wright, once linked to General Ezeta, says she is done with him and he has no influence in Mexico.
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EL Paso
Tex
Marie Robinson Wright
Ida Dent Wright
Mexico
New York
Wright
Ezeta
Salvador
Correction issued for misprinted name on medal designer
In Armington detailing an error, the Post corrects the incorrect reading Armstrong for Mr Armington of Shreve Crump and Low, designer of the notice medal of honor.
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Armington
Shreve, Crump & Low
Armstrong
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Chas. Green&Co
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the Sunday Post
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Sunday Post
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