Strike Delay Pushes Final Decision To Today
The master printers postpone a strike decision until 4 PM at the request of A Wyman of the Master Printers Association. The Typothetae meet in secret session and hold a special 1:30 PM meeting while the strike committee waits at 2 PM for the final answer. District Organizer Henry McMahon will decide action, with an emergency strike still possible tomorrow if no signed scale.
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A. Wyman
Master Printers’ Association
Parker House Esterday
Typographical Inia
Federal Street
Wyman
Unio
Henry McMahon
Thenternational Typnographical Union
Ite
Nines M. Lynch
Durin
Typothetae
Striks Committee
Typoesrapiical Union
Aowon
Senate okays brigadier nominations in two executive sessions
Washington February 11 The Senate held two brief executive sessions on army reorganization act brigadier general nominations. A first session recommitted favored nominations to military affairs then a hurried afternoon meeting reported all brigadier nominations, including those of Wood Grant Bell Fitzhugh Lee and James K Wilson. Pettigrew objected to favorable consideration and the matter was carried to tomorrow. a change in order is expected to ease viewing of assignments.
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Washington
Senate
Wood
Grant
Bell
Fitzhugh Lee
James K. Wilson
Enator Pettigrew
Fire damages attic in 1.5 story brick building on Chu yc y Street
A blaze reported at 6 o clock last evening on Fre Chu yc y Street damaged the attic of a 1.5 story brick building at 168-1 vv y street. Firemen extinguished the fire by 6:15. Cause unknown. Building believed owned by Adan and Abeler. local firms listed among occupants.
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Hox
Ely
Fragmented OCR Teaser From an Unknown Local Page
Unclear text fragment mentions a pale of letters and names from a historic page. Readable parts hint at a possible river or water related item and a dated event but specifics are obscured.
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The readable fragments describe a local brief with unclear names and vague actions. No specific events, entities, dates, or places are confidently identifiable from the text provided.
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Shon Newso
Westport man and Susie Bryan charged in arson and fraud
Charles B Little of Westport and Susie Bryan are indicted on three counts of defrauding Little of 70000 and charged with arson in burning the Sisson homestead. Dr Stephen A Allen of Bedford is named in connection with the case. Bail set at 4000 each for Little and Bryan, with initial cash bail demanded. The partners plead not guilty. case continued to June term.
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Taunton
Charles Barker Little
Westport
Susie Bryan
Bristol County Grand Jury
Stephen A. Allen
Bedford
Commonwealth
Susan E. Bryan
Charles Cummings
Edward Higginson
Fall River
Holmes
Bekins
Charles B&b. Littl
Sisson
Bat
SIM
Srummings
Miss Bryan
Her. Aven
Little i Wen
Mellon
Uhrye
Dts
Mian Hirvad
Lor
Allah Halieves
Feress
Susie
Little
Uso
Little Compton
Stephen Allen
Anna Copeland
Allen
Peabody Bank Scandal Deepens With Glue Company Links
In Peabody a local man retains U S District Attorney Jones as counsel and vows action against bank stockholders and depositors. The United Tanners' Glue Company alleged ties to Foster Steinfeld and Hecht surface amid questions of improper chartering and missing filings. Salaries and roles of Steinfeld and Foster appear in related suits, with checks totaling 7000 drawing attention to misused funds as the South Danvers Bank faces multiple collection actions.
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Peabody
H. K. Pevear
United States District Attorney
Jones
United Tanners’ Glue Company
Foster
Louis Steinfeld
Meyer Hecht
Claitmed
South Danvers Bank
New Jersey
Commissioner of Corporations
State House
New York
Essex County
Steinfeld
National Bank of the Republic
Boston
George M. Foster
Glue Company
South Danvers National Bank
George ‘M. Foster
John W. Dickinson
Fewster
Jacob Young
Bank case spurs more arrests as audit nears end
The expert accountant from the U S district attorney’s office has not finished review of South Danvers National Bank books, delaying arrests. More arrests expected once accounts are completed, with further inquiry into Foster’s dealings and notes discounted by the bank’s directors. Louis Steinfeld remains under government scrutiny amid ongoing disclosures by bank directors.
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Peabody
United States District Attorney
South Danvers National Bank
Post
Louis Steinfeld
United Tanners’ Glue Company
New York
Foster
Clarke
Bushby
Board of Directors
Horace Bushby
Dickinson
Fair Local Forecast For Northeastern States
Fair weather expected in most areas Tuesday and Wednesday with snow flurries in western Maine and eastern New York regions. Northerly to westerly winds shift to fresh and variable directions as temperatures remain freezing in parts of New England and coastal states.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Halifax Steamer Laura Officer Dies After Laudanum Poisoning
Lt.-Captain A. R. Adair of the steamer Laura, en route from Itlambarge to New York, died yesterday afternoon after an overdose of laudanum while the vessel lay short of coal in Halifax Harbor.
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Halifax
A. R. Adair
Laura
New York
Brave Fire Saves Blind Children At Perkins Institution
Two alarms at the Perkins Institution for the Blind in South Boston triggered a rapid evacuation as fire gutted the north wing built in 1895. Miss McMahon and janitor John Carroll alerted pupils and led fifty blind children across a bridge to safety while teachers and fire crews fought the blaze. Losses include the north section and sixteen pianos with total damage about 825 00, origin undetermined.
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Perkins Institution For the Blind
Broadway
Boston
Gomez Wins Cuban Constitutional Clause Vote
Havana February 11 General Maximo Gomez supporters win a 15 to 14 vote to make him eligible for Cuba’s presidency in the constitutional convention. The anti Gomez faction accepts the loss as the session plans further changes and a commission will draft the Cuba United States relations proposal.
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Havana
Maximo Gomez
Voto
Senor Ciberga
Senor Llorente
Rivera
Senor Betancourt
Gomez
United States Congress
Cuba
United States
Inquiry Opens on Hoboken Fire Causes at Bremerhaven
A naval board at Bremerhaven investigates the Hoboken fire of June 30, 1900. Witnesses fault New York tugboats for delays while praising Berends Hoffeldt and Kaiser Friedrich crew for rescuing thirty seven from the Saale. The board finds possible careless handling and notes no fault with salvage efforts.
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Berlin
Naval Board
Ait
New York
Berends
Hoffeldt
Saale
Steamer Critic Returns After 26 Days at Sea
The steamer Critic from Dundee to New York arrived at Halifax after twenty six days at sea. Fierce head gales and icy Atlantic conditions battered the vessel. With fuel exhausted the ship abandoned the voyage and burned coal to reach port.
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Halifax
N. Y
Batc
Atlantic
Critic
Dundee
New York
Sandy Hook
Damariscotta Man Aims Self in Nobleboro Tragedy
Alden Chapman of Nobleboro, 70, cut his throat with a jackknife today in Damariscotta and is not expected to survive.
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Damariscotta, Me
Alden Chapman
Nobleboro
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Clay
Vorenberg's
Washington, Hanover & Elmets
Chuycy Street
Waitt & Bond’s
Waitt & Bond, Mruirs
Blackstone Street
Miss Susie Bryan
Counsel
Peabody Man
Perkins Institute
Perkins
Constitution
Hoboken Fire Inquiry
Bernard Wi. Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Barcain Corner
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