Striking Workers Report Abstention From Alcohol
The report notes that workers on strike have abstained from intoxicating liquors and thus far appear to have complied with their agreement.
Directors Act as President Hersey Seeks End to South Boston Strike
President Hersey convened directors at the American Loan and Trust rooms to approve a plan amid a strike by South Boston Railroad employees. He advertised for 350 replacement workers as talks with the union stalled, while strikers welcomed snowfall to hinder inexperienced operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersey
The
Road
American Loan and Trust Company
Benjamin Dean
New York
South Boston Railroad
State Board of Arbitration For Adjustment
Broadway
Peninsular
Boston
President Hersey
Coolidge
Knights of Labor
Tne
Dover Street
Duras
H. Hersey
South Boston Railroad Company
Strikers Stand Fast in Boston Transit Walkout
Master Workman F Croy leads Boston street car strikers who vow no settlement talks with the company. The group meets at Gray's Hall while temperance guards steer them from abstainers. A Dover reporter reports a possible recruitment attempt by the firm, but no talks occur. The strikers remain cheerful and united behind their demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Boston
Croy
Lowa
Gray’s Hall
Sons of Temperance
Dover
N. H
Trull
South Lawrence
Plenty of Green Men and Coal Strife In New York Piers
New York and surrounding areas faced a tense strike scene as non-union crews work amid shortages. Piers reopened with varied cargo, coal supplies dwindled for Brooklyn traders, and police protection was granted for non-union labor. An assembly committee probed strike causes while officials and railroad leaders discussed arbitration to resolve labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clyde Line
Clyde
Mallory Line
Lampasas
Ward Line
Continental Line
New Haven
Hartford Line
Pennsylvania Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Central
Metropolitan
Boston
Pennsylvania Pier No
Stalin’s
Lackawanna Pier
New York and
Baltimore
Brooklyn
City Hall
Long Island College Hospital
New York Produce Exchange
Morgan
North Moore Street
John O'Neil
O'Neil
Assembly
Frederick A. Potts
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Coal Exchange
Austin Corbin
Reading Road
Philadelphia Coal and Iron Company
Railroad Company
Coal and Iron Company
Railway Company
Philadelphia and Coal Iron Company
Corbin
Puivapevenia
Reading Railroad
Coa
Port Richmond
John Kelley
Anker
McLeod
Marrawan
N. J
Ce Pachartencis Railroad Company
South Amboy
City Board Agrees to Rail and Street Improvements
The Boston board completed a busy afternoon with many approvals and referrals. The Stony Brook improvement was halted by a two thirds vote, while railroad petitions and street widenings were sent to committees and authorities for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Department
Board of Police
Stony Brook
Common Council
Police Commission
Lee, Allen and Capen
Ocean Terminal Railroad Company
Chelsea Bridge
Committee On Railroads
James McHugh
East Boston Ferries
Committee On
Maverick Rifles
Ashmont Improvement Company
Dorchester Avenue
Argyle Street
John KE. Blackmore
Brook and
Florence Streets
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Highland District
Centre Street
Larmartine, Green, Elm
Everett
Keyes Street
South Street
Forest Hill
Providence Railroad
Pynchon Street
Elliot Square
West Lenox Street
Tremont
Marlboro Street
Arlington
Beacon
Charles Street
Adams Street
Neponset Avenue
Neponset Bridge
Dartmouth Street
Dedham Street
Harrison Avenue
Bowdoin Street
Geneva Avenue
Suburban Street Railway Company
City of
Boston
Park Streets
Park, Beacon
Arlington, Marlboro
Clarendon Streets
Metropolitan Company
New
Commonwealth Avenue
Essex Street
Cambridge Railroad Company
Beacon Street
Brookline Avenue
Brookline
Washington Street
Dorchester
Bowdoin
Eldon
Same Street
School Street
Westville
Charles A. Hall
Norfolk Street
Francis Cauley
John H. Leonard
Jordan Williams
Bernard J
Annie C. McCabe
Maurice
Mary Ann Quinn
Sackville Street
Congress Hall
Charlestown
Kneeland Street
Broadway
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Ruggles Street
Brighton
Humboldt Avenue
Committee On Appropriations
Leverett Street
Fire Department
Washington and
Poplard Streets
Roslindale
St. Mary's Street
Danvers Labor Trouble Settled at Shoe Factory
The labor dispute at C. C. Farwell & Co. shoe factory in Danvers and Methuen has been settled satisfactorily. Workers return to work, terms not public but believed to reflect the Knights of Labor arbitration board concessions. Town rejoices over avoided factory shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvers
Sprcr Au
C. C. Farwell & Co
Methuen
Board of Arbitration
Local Assembly Knights of Labor
Propriety and cold ears in old time dialogue
The passage reflects a public notice style where characters discuss propriety and a cold ear. It mentions G. O. Taylor Rye or Bourbon whiskey marketed as good for a longstanding effect, sold by C. J. Graves & Sons in Boston with unbranded cases available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Kate
C. J. Graves & Sons
Boston
Three Annual Reports Presented to the Board of Aldermen
The twenty eighth annual report of the inspector of milk shows city consumption of 65 906 225 quarts costing 8 954 373 dollars. Adulterated samples fell to 18 55 percent from 40 percent in 1884. Fines paid for violations totaled 8700 dollars. Vinegar inspections reached 873 with 32 52 percent failing, storekeepers often misled by wholesalers but usually comply after notices. Bridges report lists 93 total, 39 city supported, with expenses: tide water 58695 84 inland 766 233 total 72684 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector of Milk
Boston
Superintendent of Bridges
Bridge Department
Woodstock Bridge Disaster and Call for Rail Safety Reform
A Vermont disaster at Woodstock Bridge near White River Junction claims dozens of lives and injuries. The piece questions railroad liability, urges stronger protections such as iron parapets or guard rails, and notes the road’s duty to public safety amid ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
Woodstock Bridge
White River Junction
Europe
Credat Judeus Apella
Genark knitting works sold to Glenark for 45000 dollars
The Genark Knitting Works site in Woonsocket sold to Glenark Knitting Company for 45000 dollars. Captain Edward A. Unger, who killed August Bolle in New York, was arraigned yesterday and held without bail. Azra A Brooks, a colored man, died in Worcester. he stood 6 feet 6 inches tall and once toured a dime museum show as a giant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genark Knitting Works
Woonsocket
Glenark Knitting Company
Edward A. Unger
August Bolle
New York
Azra A. Brooks
Epee
Worcester
Stock Auctioneers notice of shares and brokers ad
Executors order lists 175 shares at Wittsfield Adams R R to Portland Saco & Portsmouth line while Lombard Investment Co. holds 10 shares with Londale Iron Co. stock. R L Day & Co. Stock Auctioneers brokers and appraisers advertise location at No 51 State Street Merchants Exchange Building First Floor Room.
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Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Wittsfield & No. Adams R. R
Portland, Saco
Portsmouth
R. R
Lombard Investment Co
de Londale Iron Co
R.L. Day & Company
No. Si
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Boston Stock Exchange members list of appraisals
On Wednesday February 9 at 11:30 am the Boston Stock Exchange posted free of charge appraisals of numerous holdings. The portfolio includes 40 shares American Waltham Watch Co. 200 Cambridge Horse Railroad Co. 1000 C B Q Railroad bonds. 4100 Louisiana & Missouri River Railroad preferred. 3000 Union Pacific Road equipment. various bank, manufacturing, and railroad securities with multiple 7s 1894 1919 issue notes and gold covenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Bliss
J. Breck & Son
S. Brenson
D. Breck & Son
W. EF. Brennan
J. Breck & Co
G. Lb. Butler
Cromwell
Mass
E. P. Carter
J. Carter
Carter
Harris & Hawley
Cannon & Co
Y. J. Callahan
Geo. Chamberlain
C.F. Chapin
D. B. Closson
W. Clapp
F. Clark
Clement & Soule
M. Doherty & Co
J. Downing
G. F. Davenport
G. F. Emmons
Empire Mig. Co
Essex
Egyptian Chemical Co
East India Bedding Co
Louis Edenberg
Mrs. Emery
E. P. Eaton
W. Elliott
G. Fairbanks
M. Fairbanks
Fowler & Co
W. L. Field
W. HH. Ferris
J. W. Fletcher
O. d. Free
J. Grover
L. A. Goodwin
Great China Tea Store
William Guarde
Goodrich & Porter
M. Green
B. YP. Gowell
J. W. Griggs
Gillette & Hennigan
Gage & Co
G. Gardiner
J. . Garrity
T. J. Howard
Mrs. Heath
W. A. Howard
Home Mfg. Co. Hatches
Murphy _& McCarthy
E. McClain
Geo. Mortimer
G. Mills
D. Mooney
P.M. Mahr
Merchantile Sign Co
Meigs & Handin
Miller & Best
G. EE
Nealey & Miller
T. J. O'Hara
J. L. Powers
W. J. Phillips
F. H. Pierce
Partor Pride Co
O. H. Pullman
D.G. Pratt
Portable
EF. Light Co
G. A. Pendergast
J. Pearson
F. W. Parkhers
A. D. Peck & Co
Percey
Mason & Co
Hattie Plunkett
Powers & Stark
T. H. Prince & Co
G. Plimson & Co
Miss Ronke
W.B. Rice
Richardson & Co
Mrs. d. K. Richardson
L. G. Juggles
J. F. Ryder
Rosicruscian Spring Co
R. L. Rugin
Rush Bros. & Bird
C. G. A. Siedhott, Jr
Staats & Hansar
J. A. Sherman
Attleboro
Arthur Smith
A. A. Sterling
G. W. Shaw
C. A. Stebbins
T. Strahan
W. W. Stephenson
Sullivan, Vail & Co
L. L. Simmons
Smilie
S E x
W.H. Sparhawk
R. Sherburn
Snow’s
S. BK. Farmer
the Home
C. H. Thayer
Thomas
Hi. A. Tenney
A. PD. Thompson
G. A. Tuck
E.W Tyler
C. H. Thompson
K. W. Towle
RK. L. Tapley
J. G. Towne
Tyler & Baldwin
Union Ofg. Co
Amplon & Co
University
Phila
B. Woodman
K. West
C. F. Wright
Fitchburg
N. L. Carter
W. &. Kendell
Nellie Jones
D. P. Kilbowen
F. P. Lambert
H. E. Reed
V . T. Singer
Gardner
G. Bent & Co
Huntoon
A. L. Schumer
Gilbertville
Lizae Kinsella
Leopold Wolf
Greenfield
O. PF. Ilate
E. J
F. K. Stearns
Meominster
H. O. Davis
F. E. Greene
J. Mack
W. A. Pratt
N. T. Totman
D. P. Richardson. Sewell
W. H. Beard
S. Bennett
H. W. Coburn
M. Canfield
D. Buo
J. Hood & Co
J. Magenhes
R. O. Nantasket & Co
R. Quick
C. D. Roberts
F. Rice
J. W. Sargent
J. Spark
J. M. Sawyer
Woods
R. H. Wooster
Lynn--American Shoe Manufacturing Co
J. Blanchard
G. Bradley
Carter & Babcock
J. N. Hannan
L. Johnson
J. Mahoney
Dr. Merrow
G. Www. Clark
W. W. Carson
T. Christy
Agawam
M. H. Coff
Climax Mfg. Co
T. Davis
W. C._ English
M H. Gates & Co
J. EF. Jennings
J.C. Knight
A. Lyons
W. M. Severan
P. J. Murey
J. Mavra
T. H. Powers
M. Pierce
D. W. Perkins
O. G. Pratt
I. G. Rollins
J. G. Roberts
Springfield Pre. O
C. Stewart
H. E. Stanley
R. Sykes
L. J. Slocum
O. H. Stiles
M. W. Standish
B. Vagnant
Vita Co
J. Walker
Spencer
S. G
Backus
KR. Chadwick
J. Connor
Z. Record
Thorndike
G. Walder
Ashworth & Jones
C. E. Butterfield
Barbour
A. J. Ball
M. Cahill
A. P. Childs
C. Connors
A. ©. Drury
Edgecomb
L. B. Fiske
C. J. Fenestein
W. H. Goodman
C. F. Mathews
F. Marios
F. Robega
A. W. Richards
H.W. Smith
Thayer & Co
Professor White
Zoar
K. L. Bradford
R. Bullard
Fitchburg R. R
Atlas National Bank
Boston National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Manchester Mills
Clinton Mills
United States Bree Shoeball Co
Aim. Electric Min. Co
Atchison, Yopeka & Santa Fe R. R
Mort. Sa
Mansfield & Framingham R. R
Bowker Fertilizer Co
Cambridge R. R
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy R. R
Sea Central RR
Mort. Air Line
Mass. National Bank
Do Shoe and Leather National Bank
Do Columbian National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Fitchburg Rh. R
lIso
Waltham Watch Co
Cambridge Horse RR. Co
International Button Hole Machine Co
Standard Rubber Co
Market Natl. Bank
Columbian Natl. Bank
Pacific Mills
Boston Consol
St. Ry. Co
Iowa
K. C
Falls Mfg. Co
Bates Mfg. Co
OW Colony
St. Louis
San Francisco
Burl & Quincy
Northern Rd
N. H
Natl
Union Bank
Louisiana & Missouri River RR
Washington Mills Co
New
Cotton Mills
Little Rock
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Suffolk
Ss. Probate Court
Leonard Plumer
Said
Charles 8. Plumer
Boston Post
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Elijag George
Register
Susan Munnigle
George A. Dary
Joan W. McKim, Esqui
Alijah George
Yotvece
Joan M. Lawrenson
Sufolk
Mid
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Adm
Michael Dunphy
Ose E. Dunphy
Adms
Charles A. Rechel
County of
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Nowice
Heman Smith
Geo. A. King
Benj. Dickerman
Chatham Row
George W. Hills
William F. Noonan
Lynn
Nommonwealth
James M. Walsh
J. C. Burdett
American Express Company
Ewis J. Bird & Co
Bromfield Street
J.G. Towne
Jas. Eggleston
Tsupt
Massachiusetts
Richards & CO
Reade St
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoqguet & CO
White St
D& Montant
Leonard Street
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting's
Boston Stock Exchange
Vassalboro Woollen Mills
First N. Bank
St. Johnsbury
Wilmington
Baltimore R. $ CO
Burson, Cedar Rapids & Northern R. BR
Nashua & Lowell R. R. Co
Cambridge R. R. Co
Pepperell Mfg. Co
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Horatio Harris & CO
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Florida
Macon
Valencia Oranges
Roman
Valencia
F. D. Osgood & Son
Court Street
Pedlers
Massachusetts Title Insurance Co
Mile ST
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A. Rand
Albert Howe & CO
Market Streck
Warren Avenue
Destou