McKeirnan Held in $1000 as Strike Continues
In Lynn on February 2 the shoe strike remains quiet though progress is claimed with 40 new cutters from the West returning to work at Lasters Hall, the union's headquarters. Three men Julius Belgand Clement MecKeirnan and Edward N Flynn faced court with bail set at 300 300 and 100 respectively.
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Berry
Julius Beigand
Clement MecKeirnan
Frank McGinn
Edward N. Flynn
Edward W. Tufts
Beigand
Flynn
McKelrnan
Lynn
McGinn
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Knights of Labor
Boot and Shoe Union accuses Lynn Knights of Labor of contract breaking
Officers Tobin and Baine say Knights of Labor cutters in Lynn are violating a 1900 agreement to recognize working cards, withdrawals, and form a cutters local when 250 union cutters are employed. They claim a strike order breaches contracts with manufacturers and union solidarity supports. A medal is planned for loyal union cutters.
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John F. Tobin
Charles I. Baine
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Lynn Knights of Labor Cutters
Lynn
Cutters’ Assembly
K. of L
Cutters
Assembly
Knights of Labor
Boot and Shoe ‘Workers’ Union
Messrs
Tobin
Baine
Horace Eaton
J. B. Armstrong
Lynn Knights of Labor
Lynn Central Labor Union
United Mine Workers of America
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Haverhill Central Labor Union
Joint Shoe Council
Tobin and
Struggle to Continue in Shoe Worker Dispute
In Haverhill February 2, Master Workman I Boynton Armstrong and John Pauling said the conflict between the Shoe Workers Protective Union and the Boot and Shoe Workers Union would endure through summer. Over 500 strikers attended a City Hall meeting. Armstrong accused the latter group of spending about $20 000 trying to replace strikers with imported labor in Lynn. If factories replace strikers, the Protective Union offices warned the strike could spread to other shops.
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Haverhill
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
I. Boynton Armstrong
John Pauling
City Hall
Lynn
Shoe Workers’ Protective Fon
No Funds Due in Malden Martyn Court Suits Cleared
Two of four suits against Rev. Sedgwick Martyn former Unitarian pastor were dismissed as trustees Watson Pratt James Otis and W D Serrat testified they held no funds owed at service of writs. Martyn reportedly in a Bloomingdale sanitarium.
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Malden
Sedgwick Martyn
Unitarian Church
Watson
Pratt
James 9
Otis
W. D. Serrat
Martyn
Bloomingdale
N. Y
Lasker Narrowly Escapes Defeat at B A A Tournament
Chess notes describe Lasker’s tight game in a B A A tournament with detailed move analysis and variations. The article highlights strategic ideas and a concluding exhibition game against local player John F. Barry scheduled for evening sessions. George H. Walcott signs the piece.
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Lasker
Mason
Showalter
Herd
Lanker
John F. Barry
Barry
George H. Walcott
Lasker Opens Boston Exhibition in Slow Ruy Lopez Duel
World chess champion Emanuel Lasker opened a three day Boston engagement at the Boston Athletic Association with a staged consultation game. Hawes and Dresel assisted as consultants while Mr Skinner tracked moves on a large board. the game ended unfinished after 2 hours 45 minutes with no decision.
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Emanuel Lasker
Boston
Boston Athletic Association
Messrs
J. W. Hawes
L. Dresel
Diesel and
Hawes
Skinner
Hmit
Dr. Lasker
Lasker
Ray Lopez
Ruy Lopez
Dresser
Berlin
Malden Batter Sets Two Records in Melrose-Malden Games
In a Melrose Malden league series Malden defeated Highland in both games at Highland clubhouse. Malden bats produced a 213 single and a 545 three-string total new records. Kernwood Melrose clash postponed to Friday evening.
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Malden
Highland
Charlestown
Newtowne
CHA Co N Ae Newtowne
Winchester
Kemp
Watts
Gutheim
Woodbury
Caldwell
Jennings
Marston Ee
Gillette
Thomas
Rivet and Stud League Opens With Three Chauncy Matches
Three matches were played at Chauncy to start the Rivet and Stud League season. Early results set the pace for standings as teams competed for top positions and bragging rights this week.
McHarrie Wins Weekly Sudbury Alleys Roll-off
At last night’s Sudbury alleys weekly roll-off McHarrie took first prize with 275 pins Stearns placed second with 261 O'Brien finished third with 256 and Parrish fourth with 255 in a tight event.
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Sudbury Alleys
McHarrie
Stearns
O’brien
Parrish
Prinsloo Former Boer Commandant Dies in Cape Town
Cape Town February 2 reports the death of General Prinsloo a former Boer commandant, announced by the Cape Times.
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Prinsloo
Cape Town
The
Cape Times
Court Frees Nine Men In Sidewalk Obstruction Case
Nine men arrested on a charge of obstructing the sidewalks in North Square were discharged by Judge Burke in the Municipal Court. The judge found no evidence that the defendants wilfully or maliciously blocked the sidewalk after reviewing the evidence in one case.
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North Nd
North Square
Burke
Quarrel Over Guests Keeps Edward Home From Devonshire Party
London reports King Edward will miss the Chatsworth house party of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire due to a feverish cold. Queen Alexandra objected to certain ladies on the guest list and refused to attend, forcing the king to stay away despite prior plans.
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London
England
Windsor
Edward
Duke
Duchess of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Castle Park
Francis Laking
Alexandra
Duke of Devonshire
Miles
Palace
Prince
Princess of Wales
Sandringham
Londonderry
Cadogan
Lady Howe
Countess de Gray
Juliet Lowther
Lady Mar
Gosford
Evelyn Cavendish
Maud Warrender
Consuelo
Duchess of Manchester
Muriel Wilson
Miss Wilson
Lady Hartopp
Washington Adds Five Foreign Ambassadors With American Wives
New York dated February 9 reports Washington society expands its diplomatic circle with five European ambassadors and ministers whose American wives preside over households. The wives named are Mrs. Herbert the British ambassador Mme Jusserand the French ambassador the Baroness von Sternburg the German ambassador the Duchess d Arcos the Spanish ambassador and the Baroness Moncheur the Belgian minister. They are praised for their charm entertaining and social influence.
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New York
Mme. Jusserand
United States
Washington
Cornell Professor Reveals Dual Current Transmission Breakthrough
At a Cornell Electrical Society meeting in Ithaca New York on February 2 Professor Frederick Bedell of the physics department announced a discovery in electric power transmission allowing alternating and direct current to be sent simultaneously. Experiments show significant copper savings roughly one half.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell Electrical Society
Frederick Bedell
Physics Department
Cornell University
Father Vanishes. Prospect area questions missing husband
Gustave C. Hohlfelder known as Christian Hohlfelder of 8 Prospect court has disappeared from Lowell after leaving home Tuesday morning. Neighbors and nursery staff say his family fears he may have gone to Germany. he recently failed a Boston janitorship exam and returned home while his wife began work at the Washington mill.
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Lowell
Hohlfelder
Boston
Washington Mill
Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders Reach Settlement in South Boston
After a conference between a Boilermakers committee and Iron Shipbuilders Union No. 9 and George Lawley & Sons in South Boston yesterday the strike of 51 boiler makers ended. The agreement settles the dispute and resumes work at the shipyard.
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Union No. 9
George Lawley & Sons
South
Boston
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