Pants Makers Strike After Demanding Higher Wages
A 350 member Pants Makers Union No 1 strike began in the city after contractors declined to raise pay. Workers had labored 12 to 16 hours daily for bare living. aim was 10 hour days with higher wages. Union called for all members to stay out until contractors accept the union wage scale. Strike committees formed. 382 firms involved.
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Shipping News Highlighting Arrivals and Clearances
Maritime note lists arrivals such as Cambrian and Seminole from multiple ports and ships towing barges, with times for sunrise and high water. Cleared vessels include Bostonian, Parthian, Bay State, and Romsdal plus several tugs and barges. routes span London to Philadelphia and New York to Weehawken, among others.
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Prince and Princess of Wales See Arizona at Adelphi
The Prince and Princess of Wales attended a performance of Arizona at the Adelphi in London on February 13, witnessing the production with the crowd and noting the evening’s entertainment.
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Bur glars Break In Five Places Citywide
Burglars operated in five separate locations last night, taking valuables from two sites while other targets were disturbed but yielded little. Dennis Cashman at 40 Sanford Street reported a stolen gold Waltham watch and guard, plus small funds from lodgers.
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Nellie Cohen
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Compton Street
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Follens Street
Brine Case in Council Sparks Debate on Street Blocks
In last night's Common Council session a dispute over the teamsters strike and street closing rights surfaced. Corp Bailey argued police may close streets to regulate use, with aldermen able to authorize temporary closures for repairs or processions. The council discussed the Brine company case as a public nuisance, while some praised police restraint. The meeting also placed on file a report on city finances and passed a $1,000,000 sewer appropriation. A Jamaica Pond public bath proposal was debated, and Teamsters Union leaders lauded Linehan's remarks after the session.
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Dedham Wins Three Straight in New Century League
In the New Century League last night Dedham captured three straight wins over Webster and South Boston defeated Ayde Park.
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Woman Faces Penury Over Lover Bail Request
In a Boston court, Miss Charlotte Riedell seeks a bail-forfeit reduction after posting $5300 for Romer Coon, who vanished after arrest on charges involving two underage girls. Lawyer Elbridge R. Anderson urges proportional relief, citing her limited means and hardship.
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Trolley plan links New York and Boston corridor
In New York today a plan emerged to parallel the New York New Haven Hartford line from southern Connecticut to Hartford with a unified trolley system. Representatives from United Gas Improvement Company of Philadelphia and Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company attended, along with directors of Meriden Southington and Compence Tramway. The Philadelphia firm aims to acquire a continuous trolley network from New York to Boston with branches to multiple points along the route.
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Revolt Threatened Over Ward Committees Indorsements
Democratic ward leaders threaten a major protest at City Hall as council members report bias in indorsements and claim their rights are blocked by department heads. The Quincy House gathering saw heated speeches about access to offices and delays, with plans to press demands while denying any aim to split the administration.
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Vanderbilt Turf Debut at Montgomery Park
New York February 13 William K Vanderbilt plans a turf debut with a stable of thoroughbreds at Montgomery Park during the New Memphis Jockey Club spring meeting. He had been expected to wait for Sheepshead Bay or Morris Park meetings before starting his horses. Vanderbilt will race in black and white colors.
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Elevator Constructors Union Supports Striking Teamsters
The Elevator Constructors Union voted last night to express sympathy and allocate funds for the striking teamsters.
Miss Nettie Black Praises Dr Bull's Cough Syrup
The popular singer Nettie Black endorses Dr Bull's Cough Syrup praising its throat relief for singing and cold prevention. She recommends substitutes are harmful and urges buyers to seek the genuine Bull's Head label. The ad notes 25c large bottles and a free calendar plus medical booklet from A C Meyer & Co., Baltimore.
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City Council Demands Official Recognition From Mayor
Council members declare they are marginalized by ward committees and demand formal acknowledgment of their legislative role. They vow to inform constituents if needed and plan to appoint a delegation to press Mayor Collins for remedy. The move follows resignations in protest and a related reception plan referenced in a prior motion.
Friends Rally Around Edwin F Walker In Embezzlement Case
Feb 13 Taunton reports show supporters urge restitution to aid Edwin F Walker who faces embezzlement charges from Mason Machine Works. bailesque optimism surrounds trial as wife and father-in-law backs him. Walker denies flight plans and continues tailoring business while awaiting government action. Mrs Walker remains confident of his innocence despite alleged admission.
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Fried Onions and a General's Demise History Card
A historical note links Napoleon Bonaparte to fried onions as a favored dish and suggests his stomach cancer may be tied to overindulgence. The piece extols digestion science and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective aid for indigestion and stomach trouble, noting widespread availability.
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Foxboro Honors Town After Water Rights Ruling
Hol lingsworth and Vose of East Walpole sued Foxboro claiming water rights near Neponset reservoir. The court ruled for the town. Townspeople celebrated with band music red fire church bells and rejoicing tonight.
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Walkers Smash Records in New York Midnight Standings
The walkers push past prior marks at the 69th hour in New York on February 14, led by M. Hegelman and Cavanaugh with 661 laps. Other records listed include Shelton and Guerrero 684, Golden and Tracey 522, and Davis and Carroll 476, among pairs like Feeney and Feeney 452 and Hurst and Hurst 463, all reflecting a night-long sprint to break the previous best.
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