Sailor revolt on schooner Anna Murray ends with arrest
The four-masted schooner Anna Murray from Newport News with 2587 tons of coal faced mutiny as five sailors refused to sail and were ironed. Captain Queen later used a revolver for defense after threats. he was fined 22 for carrying concealed weapons, paid by the captain and Shipowners' Association. Five sailors returned to replacements and the voyage continued with moderate weather.
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Anna Murray
D. K. Queen
Newport News
Ariel
Vesta
Queen
United States Shipping Commissioner
Active Trading Stocks Slip Amid Copper Bearishness
In New York trading Tuesday investors stayed near the million share mark with modest gains and losses. Copper stocks attracted few buyers as Amalgamated and copper outlooks weighed on sentiment. Reading 2d preferred led volume, while Morgan's box rumored gains drew attention. Ohio and Texas Pacific moved, and Southern Pacific drifted. the market otherwise showed a flat close and a holiday in New York and Boston the next day.
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New York
Amalgamated
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bears
Manhattan Securities Company
Reading 2d
Mr. Morgan
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Texas Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Keene
Board of Directors
Boston
Dominion Coal
Massachusetts Electric Common
Quincy
Atchison
Ohio
Canadan Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Alton
An. Am. Ind & Louie
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Santiatans
Chicago
Ter & Trans
St Louis
Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Sovsasteer Vees
Great Northern
Hocking
Illinois
Town Central
Lakecoat & Western
Lonieville& Nashville
Ann
Manhattan
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri Pacific
New Jersey Central
Ontario
Wes
Pennsylvania
St Louis Southwestern
St Paul
Southern Railway
Bos Bog
Wilsconsin Central
United States
Tee O
Lig Am Car & Foundry
Baeeene
Anaconda Mining Co
Tide Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
National Biscuit
Pacific Mail
People's Gee
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Pane Co
New England Telephone declares 1.50 dividend per share
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business January 31, 1902. Transfer books close February 1 to February 14, 1902. Treasurer William Br. Driver signs January 24, 1902.
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William BR. Driver
Memorial Mass for Columbus Knights in Dorchester
Columbus Knights of Columbus near completion of arrangements for their annual memorial service for deceased members. A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St. Margaret's Church on Washington's Birthday at 10:00 a.m. The Rev. William A. Ryan and Rev. Francis S. Hart serve the church and council. A large chorus from sister councils will join St. Augustine Glee Club and South Boston's Young Ladies' Choral Union, with soloists Dr Lon Brine and Miss Margaret E Roche from St. Ann's Neponset.
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Mt. Vernon
Knights of Columbus
St. Margaret's Church
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Washington
William A. Ryan
Francis S. Hart
St. Augustine
Pickpocket Held. Multiple City Court Fines Reported
In municipal court Jacob Davis was held for grand jury on $800 after being identified as a professional pickpocket for stealing a watch from Harold Jenkins. Fifteen people were fined for milk oleo and vinegar law violations. Clara Irving paid $50 for keeping a house of ill repute. Mabel Powell jailed two months for walking the streets, appealed, held $200 for Superior Court. Three women were convicted idle and disorderly. Michael Connors jailed two months for stealing rope from the schooner Early Dawn at the wharf. Charles Kelley fined $106 for loaning money without a license.
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Jacob Davis
Harold EH
Jenkins
Clara Irving
Mabel Powell
House of Correction
Gertrude Riley
Frances Cobb
Edith Dickey
Miss Tuttle
Michael Connors
T Wharf
Charles Kelley
Tremont Street
Sunday fishing bill adverse in Massachusetts House
The Massachusetts House debated Sunday fishing with humor and tension, voting 76 to 92 against substituting the bill favoring regulation of Sunday fishing. Rep. I.F. MacCartney led the repeal move, arguing Sunday rest and recreation, while opponents warned of opening Sunday violations.
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Speaker
Nantasket Beach
Mr. MacCartney
Theentleman
Somerville
Myers
MacCartney
Donahue
Fall River
Committee On Ways and Means
Foxboro
Messrs. Adams
Melrose
Dean
Brookline
Ways and Means Committee
O'Neill
New Bedford
State Board of Agriculture
William J. Breslin
Legislation Hearing Probes Gas and Electric Control
The mercantile affairs committee held a hearing on Edward B Callender’s bill to place all electric transmission firms under Gas and Electric Light Commissioners. Callender alone supported it. F Dickerman and Arthur Lord spoke for telephone and telegraph interests.
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Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Edward B. Callender
Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Callender
F Dickerman
Arthur Lord
Manning
Worcester
Sweden
Albree
Bell Company
Western Union
Brockton
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
George F. Mead
Lexington
Labor hearing on child work permit for vacations in 14 under
The committee on labor held a hearing on A K Whitcomb and others petition to allow children under 14 to be employed in manufacturing or mercantile establishments during school vacations. Petitions from Lowell Chelsea Everett and Lynn superintendents were joined by school officials and labor representatives for and against the measure. the petition was taken under advisement.
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Committee On Labor
A. K. Whitcomb
Lowell
W. H. Small
Chelsea
R. J. Condon
Everett
F. J. Peaslee
Lynn
Agent Hubbard
Cambridge School Board
IF. A. Hill
State Board of Education
Frank K. Foster
American Federation of Labor
Joseph Jackson
Fall River
James Tansy
United Textiles Workers of America
Albert Hibbard
Improve Herring River Entrance Endorsed by Harbors Committees
In Harwich, Bordman Hall of Boston Caleb Chase and Robert Clement with ex Representative Nickerson backed a resolve to direct the Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners to improve the Herring River entrance. The plan proposes expenditures not exceeding 46 000 dollars. No opposition was voiced.
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Bordman Hall
Boston
Caleb Chase
Chase & Sanborn
Robert Clement
Nickerson
Harwich
Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners
Herring River
Hearing on Constitution preservation attracts few supporters
Due to short notice, only a small audience attended the joint Ways and Means hearing at the State House yesterday. After several advocates spoke in favor of allocating the $300,000 appropriation to rebuild the frigate Constitution, the hearing was continued for two weeks.
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Joint Committee On Ways and Means
State House
Havin
Novel Oratorical Push for Widow and Orphans Aid
The Legislature used novel tactics to draw out Representative W. H. Lewis of Cambridge as he defended a measure to compensate the widow and three children of Jeremiah Ford, a workman who died at Memorial Hall. He argued contractors were not liable and urged state aid, telling of Ford meeting his wife weekly at Bowdoin Square before his death. The House applauded as it adopted a five year annual appropriation for the widow and children.
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W. H. Lewis
Cambridge
Har
Dean
Brookline
Hayes
Lowell
Brigham
Marlboro
Sleeper
Revere
Mr. Lewis
Jeremiah Ford
Memorial Hall
State House
Massachusetts
Jeremiah Ord
Cambridge oration wows legislature amid raised debating heat
The Cambridge figure drew sustained applause as he delivered a remarkable speech in the state House under the gilded dome. After the address, Speaker Myers and lawmakers from both chambers congratulated him while a postponement vote on Ellen Ford’s $590 annual payment for five years sparked a tense exchange.
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Cambridge
Ward
Myers
Hayes
Lowell
Ellen Ford
Greatly Reduced Rates West March and April
Western travel special from Chicago to Anaconda Butte Helena Montana Grand Junction Glenwood Leadville Colorado Salt Lake Ogden Utah and from Boston to these Western points. Information and tickets at Chicago and Northwestern Railway office 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Montana
Grand Junction
Glenwood
Leadville
Colorado
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah
Boston
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Olneyville Lockout Ends as Mills Reopen in Providence
The American Woollen Company partially capitulates. 6500 mill operatives in Olneyville will resume work Wednesday morning at National Providence Riverside Weybosset and Manton mills. Union officials deny any agreement on the double loom plan and say the weavers will press the issue.
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Boston
New York
Cali
Canoe House
William W. Wood
American Woolen Company
Rhode Island
Riverside
Werybasset
National
Providence
Mantor Mills
Standard Oil
Hst Yankee Consolidated Mining Company of
Salt Lake City
Tintic
Utah
Mass Consolidated Mining Company
F. H. Begole
C. H. Bennet
JB Ff. Cable
T. F. Cole
Sydney Harwood
A. Matthews
Shawmut Mining Company
Copper Range
Boston Stock Exchange
Baltic
Quincy Mining Company
Heath
American Woollen Company
Olneyville
Wood
National Providence
Weybosset
Manton Mills
O'Connor
The
Textile Union
Tailer and Lorillard Gossip Stir Sioux Falls Society
Mrs Tailer and Miss Maude Lorillard figure in Dakota gossip as Sioux Falls becomes a stop for New Yorkers seeking to break marriages. Tailer, clubman and society favorite, is in New York. his wife reportedly arrived in Sioux Falls after disputes over the Lorillard family troubles last summer following Pierre Lorillard’s death.
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New York
T. Suffern ‘Tailer
Maude Lorillard
Sioux Falls
Lorillard
Pierre Lorillard
Lillian Barnes Allien
Old Bucksins Magic Shrine Promise Wealth And Luck
A self same advertisement extols a cedar relic called the Magic Shrine. It claims to locate hidden treasures, ward off evil, and bring prosperity through departed spirits and occult powers. Readers in multiple cities report sudden job success and financial luck after purchasing the shrine for $1, with ordering details in Tremont Street, Boston.
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Lebanon
Holy Land
Demetrius
Diana
McManus
Howard St
Boston
Capt. Adams
Dakes St
Everett
Mass
Fred Hayward
Hale St
Newton
Masa
Mrs. Otis
Howard «F
Yeys
Mia
Gray
Berkeley St
Anderson
Madison St
Rox
Frank Allen
Poplar St
Hammill
Temple St
United States
Canada
Tremont Sf
Eliot
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Erie Tel & Tel
Fitchburg Pref
Guanajuato
By Isle Ave’ Mining
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Osby
Ogly
Mergenthaler Lin
Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Mont & Bos Min
E Gas & Coke
E Tel & Tel
Old Colony RR
Old Domin Mining
Osceola
Parrot Mining
Pere Marquette
Phenix Mining
Pullman Co
Quincy Mining
Rutland
Santa Fe Mining
Santa Ysabel
Seattle Elec Ee Eee
So Pacific
Swift & Go
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Trimountain
Trinity Mining
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United Fru Wear
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Allouez Mining
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Ontario Oil Company
Presia Mess
Victor A, Searles
Ontario OS
Boylston St
Maya
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Columbus Knights’ Mass
House of Representatives
Beacon Hill
IF. O.maccartney
Rockland
House
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Macartney
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Lee
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Vicksburg
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American Wool'en Company
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