Boston Street Car Strike Sparks Police Prep and bets on cars
The report describes tension as the street car company plans to run ten cars from Broadway with police detail. strikers predict riots while some drivers and conductors return to work. Deputy Superintendent Burrill will lead security. officials expect volunteers and continued negotiations. The company defends rest for horses amid the dispute.
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Short
Hersey
South
Boston
Burrill
Broadway
Norton
Eaton
Durgin
Cole
Noyes
Company
Newton
Mt. Auburn
Harvard Square
Bowdoin Square
Memorial Hall
Harvard
William Miner
Dunster-street
Somerville
Dover Street
West Somerville
Carleton
Littlefield
Arlington
Watertown
Brighton
Indignation Meeting Supports South Boston Strike
South Boston citizens held another indignation meeting at Broadway Hall amid crowding and street protests. Leaders urged support for strikers and a competing rail line, while the company organized new hires as picket lines and stables remained guarded.
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South Boston
Broadway Hall
Wait’s Hall
P. Dyer
L. H. Shaw
Thomas Flanney
Dyer
William PP. Carroll
Carroll
Boston
Andrew Strain
Democratic Hollows
John W. Monaghan
Colonel Logan
Governor's Council
Maloney
James H. Eagan
Central Labor Union
Eagan
South Weston Road
Poverng
Cambridge Strikes Cause Crowded Barges and Streets
The Cambridge disruption brings crowded crossings at Bowdoin Court Harvard Central squares as barges run crowded routes. A worker, F H Murray, says two strikers threatened him to join their assembly. officials dispute his claims. Mayor Russell denied ordering immediate car runs, offering protection if cars operate, while threats to workers persist.
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Cambridge
Bowdoin Square
Court Street
Central
Harvard
Boston
F. H. Murray
Murray
Brighton
Bancroft
Quinn
McDonald
Oak Square
Russell
Aiding Intemperate Women at Massachusetts Home
Journalists visited the Massachusetts Home for Intemperate Women at 41 Worcester Street, viewing a self supporting charity with 43 inmates. The matron Mrs Mary Russell Charpiot oversees operations, devotional services, and a six lecture course on anatomy begun that evening.
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Mary Russell Charpiot
Massachusetts
Worcester Street
Kendall Street
Russell
B. F. Redfern
Mackerel Ban Foes Clash With Tehuantepec Route Debate
In Washington on February 10 the Senate passed a five year mackerel fishing ban restricting imports of non Spanish varieties and preserving hook line catches. Debate focused on Eads Tehuantepec canal, with supporters arguing it would reshape global trade and strengthen US markets while defending the Monroe doctrine. The chamber adjourned before completing the argument.
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Washington
Senate
General Assembly of Indiana
David Turpie
United States
Committee On Privileges
House
Blackburn
Call
Eustis
Evarts
Kenna
Miller
Saulsbury
Sewell
Vance
van Wyck
Walthall
Gibson
Eads
Mississippi River
Isthmus
New Orleans
Nicaragua
Panama
American
Texas
City of
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Mediterranean Sea
Asia
Africa
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Tehuantepec
South America
Great Britain
England
America
Congress
California
Oregon
Europe
Morgan
Delta Kappa Epsilon Annual Meeting At Parker House
The Delta Kappa Epsilon annual meeting and banquet was held at the Parker House last evening with about seventy five members present. Officers elected for the year include President General F A Walker Amherst 60 and vice presidents J M Barker Williams 60 G A Marden Dartmouth 61. Representatives from Yale Harvard Bowdoin Amherst Dartmouth Williams Hamilton Syracuse Colby Brown Cornell Kenyon Columbia and Ann Arbor attended.
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Delta Kappa Epsilon
Parker House
George A. Marden
F. A. Walker
Amherst
J. M. Barker
Williams
G. A. Marden
Dartmouth
H. B. Crandall
W. A. Wood
Syracuse
S. L. Powers
G. J. Kingsley
Yale
Judge Barker
J. D. W. Warner
F. T. A. Jenkins
T. W. Clarke
Harvard
Bowdoin
Hamilton
Colby
Brown
Cornell
Kenyon
Columbia
Ann Arbor
House Sets Aside Wednesday for Logan Eulogies
Washington February 10. The House, on motion of Mr Thomas of Illinois, set aside Wednesday next for delivering eulogies on the late Senator Logan. Also, on motion of Mr Lovering of Massachusetts, a Senate bill passed for a Lynn Massachusetts public building costing up to $100000. Debate followed on the consular and diplomatic appropriation bill with remarks by Mr Allen of Mississippi about increases and party criticisms.
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HOUSE
Washington
Thomas
Ilinois
Logan
Lovering
Massachusetts
Senate
Lynn
Mass
Allen
Mississippi
Cannon
Democratic Committee On Appropriations
Belmont
Boston Boarding House Delivers Honest Meals For a Dime
A Boston Beacon Hill boarding house offers breakfast, dinner, and supper at low prices with ample, well prepared fare. The writer contrasts this plain, comfortable setup with philanthropic Good Samaritans and London schemes, noting dignified, diverse guests from artists to clerks and praising steady service and humane values.
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London
British Dinner Company, Limited
Albany Journal
Boston
Beacon Hill
Mr. Hipwells
Arbitration Board Recommends Reinstatement of Four Employees
The Massachusetts State Board of Arbitration releases its report on the Francis W. Breed case. It recommends reinstating four discharged workers and submits a price list for adoption at Breed's factory. The document is dated February 8, 1887, in Boston.
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State Board
Francis W. Breed
Lynxn
Sprcrau
State Board of Arbitration
Lynn
Louis C. T. Schleber
Knights of Labor
Shoe and Leather Association and District Assembly
F. W. Breed
Breed
District Assembly
Joint Board of Arbitration
Swain & Fuller Machine
Little Giant Machine
Dodge Machine
Busell
Peu Sipe Wong Eae
Union
McKay
National
Washburn
Smith & Busell
National Machine
Lydia Elizabeth Bumner
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Drepnam
Dedham
Ommon Weraltes
MASSACIV_ SE’TS
Harvey A. Platts
Charles W. Lavers
Oscar B. Mowry
Yommon Wealtey
Massachusetts
Murphy & cd
Olney T. Meader
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Lyon
House of Representatives
Said
Good Samaritan
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State Board OF Arbitration and Concilia
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Hotels
Punta Gorda
Trabue
Florida
Charlotte Harbor
Gulf of Mexico
Jacksonville
Norfolk
John Percival
Roxbury
William Minot, Jr
de Bonis Non
Grerce Wirt
Esquire
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Charles W. Andrews
Thomas L. Jenks
Joax W. McKim, Esqui
Massachu
Anne McKenna
Said County
Matthew Dolan
A. D
Riassachia
Lydia Ann Sumner
Commonwealth OF Bassacuia& Setts
Annie E. Sprague
Alpheus Sanford
Joan W. McKin
Elwah George
Mary D. Burley
Benjamin D. Burley
Totich
William Henry Buckley
Tina v. Buckley
Adinx
Tremont Street
Catherine Maloney
Mullowney
Joan Maloney
Adm
Ann Maloney
Elizabeth C. O'Flanagan
Henry Ware Mansur
Malius Adams
New Massachusetts Title Insurance Oa
Bosstoga
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A. Rand
Albert Howe & Coo
Market Street
Warren Avenue
Custom Horse
Publc
Commercial Wharf
George A. Leland
Souris
L. Saltonstall
Corporation Notices
Pullman’s Palace Car CO
Chicago
Farmers’ Loan and Trust CO
William Street
New York
George M. Pullman
Bippeford
Rogers and Loring
Biddeford
Saco
Old Orchard
Xmessenger
Linsolvency
Essex
Edward L. Rogers
Salem
Samuel A. Johnson
Massachus Setis
Norfolk, Ws
Connecticut, & Passumpsie Railroad
N. P. Lovering
Milk Street
Massawippi Valley Railroad
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmerding, Hoguet & CQ
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting's
Evory
Francis Henshaw & CO
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Pittsfield & No. Adams R. A
Portland, Nace & Portsmouth R. RF
Londale Iron Co
Gt. Falls Mfg. Ie
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Champion Iron Co
Dakota Investment Co
Rutland RR. Co
Merrimac Mfz
Great Falls Mfg
Tamilton
Mfg
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Hill Mfg
R.L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Nodaway Wales
Bay State Live Stock Co
Old Colony RR
Portsmouth
Falls & Conway RR
Brunswick Antimony Co
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR
Globe National Bank
Franklin Natl. Bank
Franklin, Mass
Winnisimmet Co
North Natl. Bank
Conn. & Pass. R. RR
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Boston Cyclorama Co
State Natl. Bank
Newport & Richford Rd
Conn, & Pass. R. RR
Joncord & Claremont
Oregon Short Line
St. Louis
San Francisco
EE. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Do Central Mass
Scrip
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Mort. Bond
Outal
Boston Natl
Shoe and Leather
Cambridge Horse Rd. Co
de Malden & Melrose Gas Light Co
Globe
Sates Mfg
Wakefield Wee Co
Consol
Southard Mfg. Co
Richmond
Maine
Horatio Uarris & CO
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Penobscot River
SSP
Hossolil
Rockland
Camden
Belfast
Searsport
Buckport
Winterport
North Haven
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
Bass Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
South Gouldsboro
Sullivan
Bucksport
William H. Hill, Jr
North Fort
LAN & East
Bosnerton
Portland
F. Williams
Cloucester
Gloucester
Central Wharf
M. Noga
E. S. Merchant
Eastport
Calais
ST. John
N. B
Ae International 5. S. CO
H. B
Digby
Annapolis
N. S
Now
Scotia
K. Frederick E. Proctor
Eae S. McDuffee & Stratton
John Jeffries & Sons
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Vicinity
Devonshire St
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