Engineers Stand With Company In Hartford Labor Row
New Haven February 13 The New York New Haven and Hartford railway refuses to abrogate the engineers general committee of adjustment rights provoking a strike talk by firemen The company issues a formal statement insisting it has no objection to labor organizations and that engineers may still be represented by the adjustment committee or appear personally before officials with any advocate The dispute centers on whether firemen’s committee can advocate for engineers who are non union or members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and the engineers insist on their committee’s support while the company argues otherwise
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Engineers
General Committee of Adjustment
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Firemen’s Committee
Engineers’ Adjustment Committee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Engineers’ General Committee of Adjustment
Epigrams at Faneuil Hall Religious Meeting
A public reception to the Religious Education Association at Faneuil Hall featured speeches by Lt Governor Guild Bishop Lawrence Boston University President Huntington and others. Delegates discussed public school religious instruction and the convention’s nonsectarian aims with a devotional service at Wellesley and visits to Harvard.
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Notman
Boston
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley College
Faneuil Hall
Gardner & Co
Brooklyn, N. Y
P. 8. Henson
Religious Education Association
United States
Guild
Huntington
Boston University
Lawrence
Henson
Cuthbert
Long
E. H. Haskell
Association
Faneuill Hall
Harvard University
Clifford W. Barnes
Chicago
Tremont Temple Convention Schedule For Religious Groups
A high density schedule lists sessions at Tremont Temple and the Unitarian building. Events include a members session in the blue room at Tremont Temple at 9 am, public sessions at Channing Hall and Lorimer Hall 10 am and 10:30 am, an annual board meeting at 2 pm, a 4 pm worship service led by Edward C. Moore at Park Street Church, and a 7:30 pm first general session at Converse Hall.
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Council of Religious Education
Blue Room
Tremont Temple
General Alliance of Workers With Boys
Channing Hall
Unitarian Building
Lorimer Hall
Board of Directors
Unitarian
Edward C. Moore
D. D
Harvard
Park Street
Converse
Casey Objects to Glasgow Exceptions
Attorney John H. Casey special counsel for the government objected to the Glasgow Manufacturing Company bill of exceptions before Judge Lowell in U S District Court. The judge ordered references to be supplied by Attorney Jones.
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Glasgow Manufacturing Company
John H. Casey
Lowell
United States District Court
Casey
Jones
Mr. Casey
Death of Rev. Lyman Patridge at Westwood
Westwood reports the death of Rev. Lyman Patridge on High Street aged 57. Born August 28 1836 in Medway he was Brown University and Newton Theological Seminary educated. He leaves a wife and son Dr H L Patridge of Providence. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm from the First Baptist Church.
Harvard seniors pick Peabody for baccalaureate sermon
Harvard's senior class selected Professor Francis G. Peabody to preach the baccalaureate sermon next June. Peabody, Plummer chair of Christian morals, was recently chosen to lecture at Berlin University in an exchange program between Harvard and the Prussian department of education.
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Harvard
Francis G. Peabody
Peabody
Plummer
Berlin University
Germany
Department of Education
Train Kills Wolf at East Billerica Station
Mangled remains believed to be a large gray wolf were found on the railroad tracks opposite East Billerica station. Authorities think the animal was one of several that escaped from Lexington Park last winter.
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Lowell
East Billerica Station
Lexington Park
Wignall Addresses Boston Labor Union Farewell
James Wignall head of the British Dockers Union and a British Trades Congress delegate to the American Federation of Labor spoke on Trade Unionism in England at a Boston Central Labor Union meeting. It was his farewell address before leaving for England.
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James Wignall
Hawes
Society For the Prevention and Cure of Tuberculosis
Boston
James P. Reagan
Thomas Mulvin
Dennis Sullivan
Bricklayers’ Union
Marble Cutters and Letters’ Union 50
Boston Building Trades Council
Custom Tailors’ Union 223
Canal Street
Steam Fitters’ Union
United Building Trades Council
Short skirts debate splits Elizabeth Jersey teachers
The Post Young Woman reports a controversy over compulsory short skirts for school maams in Elizabeth New Jersey. Readers argue health comfort practicality and tradition while teachers cheer the prospect. the issue expands to accessories and wider city debate.
Harvard Hosts Religious Educational Society Delegation
Harvard welcomed a large delegation from the Religious Educational Society. Dr. A C Wolcott gave the welcome at Sanders Theatre while acting president. They toured the Union Germanic Museum and the Peabody and University museums and were served tea at Phillips Brooks House by Crimson faculty women.
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Religious Educational Society
Harvard
Cambridge
Sanders Theatre
A. C. Wolcott
Eliot
Union
Germanic Museum
Peabody and University Museums
Crimson
Phillips Brooks House
Neighbor at 91 Harrison Street In Cambridge Faces Injury Mystery
James Carmondi reports a neighbor split his head at his Cambridge home. He says an altercation caused the wound that threatens his life, but he refuses to name the assailant or press charges. Police are puzzled by the incident and his lack of detail.
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Harrison Street
Cambridge
James Carmondi
Carmondi
Petition for Edwards Commutation Refused
In Harrisburg on February 13 a House resolution to commute Mrs. Kate Edwards's death sentence to life imprisonment and to pardon Samuel Greason was introduced by Mr. Mohr of Berks county but failed to pass after lengthy debate.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Pennypacker
Board of Pardons
Kate Edwards
Berks County
Samuel Greason
Mohr
Canopic Anchors Off Boston Light
The White Star line steamer Canopic, coming from Genoa and Naples for Boston, anchored below Boston Light at 12 30 a m Hull February 13.
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Canopic
Boston
Hull
White Star Line
Genoa
Naples
Boston Light
Fire on Elliott Street Rages in Buffalo Loss Estimated
A third alarm was sent for a blaze on Elliott Street near Genesee in Buffalo. At 2 p.m. the loss was about 100000 dollars with flames not controlled. the building was owned by I B Taylor. By 2 30 p.m. the fire was under control and total loss projected under 80000 dollars.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Elliott Street
Genesee
I. B. Taylor
New Trial Granted for Miss McNally in Breach of Promise suit
Lawyers Wyman and Kelley secured a new trial for Miss Charlotte Helen Bates McNally, the chorus girl who sued Robert Emmons Lee of Brookline for $20,000 for breach of promise to marry and lost her case. Judge Bishop ordered the new trial at East Cambridge yesterday.
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Wyman and Kelley
Charlotte Helen Bates McNally
Robert Emmons Lee
Brookline
Bishop
East Cambridge
Judge Emmons to Visit Harvard Club in Cambridge
Judge Emmons, chairman of the Boston Police Commission, will be entertained by the Harvard Political Club in Randolph Hall Cambridge Thursday night. He will give a short informal talk on certain phases of Boston politics.
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Judge Emmons
Boston Police Commission
Harvard Political Club
Randolph Hall
Cambridge
Boston
Hoch’s Matrimonial Scheme Declared Purely Business
Chicago February 13 Johann Bluebeard Hoch states his marriages were not love affairs. He claims he sought money, not affection, remaining with wives only as long as they had funds. He admits advertising for women over 45 and using flattery to separate them from their money.
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Chicago
Johann “Bluebeard” Hoch
General Miles Addresses Lawrence Light Guard Banquet
In Medford on February 13 the Lawrence Light Guard celebrated 50 years with a banquet at their armory. General Nelson A. Miles and other dignitaries attended including General Stopford, General Whitney, General Emery, Major M. F. Dwyer, and several state and local officials. Miles spoke on the topic The Citizen Soldier.
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Medford
Lawrence Light Guard
Fifth Infantry
Nelson A. Miles
Stopford
Whitney
Emery
M. F. Dwyer
S. A. B Rothingham
W. B. Lawrence
J. L. Cole
Andover
L. H. Lovering
Roosevelt withholds arbitration treaties from Senate amended versions
President Roosevelt will not present the arbitration treaties as amended by the Senate to the negotiating countries. The treaties were received at the White House and will be recorded and forwarded to the State Department and then to the librarian for safekeeping per the secretary of state’s instruction.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
State Department
Hay
Judge Albert M. Tallmadge Dies in Bridgeport at 77
Bridgeport reports the death of Judge Albert M. Tallmadge of Yale aged 77. He was a leading attorney in the nation and a member of several New York clubs. He was unmarried.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Albert M. Tallmadge
Yale
New York
Rain Breaks Up Nantucket Ice in February Warm Weather
A southerly rain storm on Nantucket melted ice on the island's north side but left the harbor jetty area iced. Officials fear it may delay resumption of regular steamship service to the mainland for several days.
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Nantucket
Long Overdue Steamer Silvia Safe in Port
The Silvia, traveling from New York and Halifax, finally reached port at St. John’s Newfoundland after a ferocious blizzard. Engines failed for a day as passengers and crew pumped water while fearing a sinking among ice floes on the Grand Banks.
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Silvia
ST. John’s
N. F
New York
Halifax
Grand Banks
Fire destroys four story Webster avenue building
A February blaze in Chicago left twenty four families homeless when a four story Webster avenue apartment house burned. In the panic Mrs. A J Donaldson threw her child to safety then leaped from a second story window and was saved by a fireman who caught her by the shoulders. The woman fainted but recovered. The loss reached $160000.
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Chicago
Webster Avenue
A. J. Donaldson
Woman Found In Cold On West Boston Bridge
Under near zero temperatures an elderly thinly clad woman with a shawl and no shoes was found suffering from exposure on the West Boston Bridge by Officer Ernest E. Blanchard. She was taken to Station 1 and ruled insane by Dr. William A. Brousseau. Police believe she may be Mrs Hannah C Blood of 13 Jardan Place Cambridgeport.
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West Boston
Ernest E. Blanchard
Station 1
Cambridge
William A. Brousseau
Hannah C. Blood
Jardan Place
Cambridgeport
Big Cold Wave Short Lived Forecaster Says
The cold snap moving into Boston from the west will end by tomorrow noon. Forecaster Smith notes New England should fare well despite a nationwide icy grip. In the South the cold may damage crops, while Boston area is expected to stay 10 to 12 degrees above freezing.
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Boston
Smith
New England
South
Middle States
Dorchester Dance Aids Convent to Benefit St Anthony
Dorchester women held a brilliant Catholic Union Hall dance for the Convent of St Anthony. Guests wore elaborate costumes and jewels including Mrs John J McCluskey Miss Annie Kelley Miss Mary Brady Miss Gertrude Kehoe and many others. The event featured whist committees and a large list of organizers led by E Gertrude Kehoe and Mary Brady with floor marshal John J McCluskey and a roster of aids.
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Dorchester
Catholic Union Hall
Convent of St. Anthony
John J. McCluskey
Annie Kelley
Winnifred Phillips
Lucy Phillips
E. C. McCormick
May Birch
M. E. Whitney
Nellie James
May Doran
E. Winnifred Phillips
Lucy C. Phillips
Katherine Kehoe
Mary A. Brady
Mary G. McMorrow
Julia A. Foley
Gertrude L. Garron
E. Gertrude Kehoe
Anna Meade
Nellie Cauley
Daisy Conry
Lucy Co. Phillips
Minnie T. Hanlon
Annie Kelly
Lulu Cunningham
Gertrude M. Donovan
Ethel Coleman
Margaret L. Kehoe
Florence E. Smith
Frank Connelly
John Hartigan
Frank Nicholson
John Lyons
David Terry
Theobald A. Lynch
Edward Farquharson
Arthur Lear
John J. Cunningham
Sidney Dunn
Dr. T. J. Morrissey
Joseph Mahoney
Peter Cawley
Edward Kelley
Robert M. Clarke
Officer Barry Receives Bronze Bravery Medal
Patrolman Henry F. Barry was awarded a bronze department medal for bravery after a confrontation with two burglars in which one burglar was killed. Board members and Superintendent Pierce attended the roll call where Chairman Emmons pinned the medal on Barry.
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Board of Police
Pierce
Gaskin
Division 2
Henry F. Barry
Emmons
Barry
Catherine Alden Dies in Janesville at 93
Janesville Wisconsin February 13 Catherine Alden aged 93 years said to be seventh in line of direct descent of John and Priscilla Alden died here today.
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Janesville
Wis
Catherine Alden
John
Priscilla Alden
Guarienti Visits Boston Officials During Italian Delegation
Count Guarienti commander of the Amerigo Vespucci paid official calls in Boston. He met Acting Mayor Daniel A. Whelton at City Hall then at the State House with Governor Douglas, returned the visit aboard the Italian steamer at Charlestown navy yard, and ended the day as guests of Mayor Whelton at the Boston Tavern.
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Count Guarienti
Amerigo Vespucci
Daniel A. Whelton
Count Guartenti
State House
Douglas
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Boston Interscholastic Association Formed in Library Meeting
Dr Fitzgerald and Ellery H Clark of the school board athletic committee approved of a new Boston Interscholastic Association at a meeting in the English High School library. The constitution will go to head masters for approval before arranging meets. Clark urged adding a fourth place point and awarding medals to winners.
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Dr. Fitzgerald
Ellery H. Clark
Boston
Wentworth Nominated for Junior Vice Commander
Past Commander J H Wentworth of the Sons of Veterans Newton is announced as a candidate for junior vice commander of the Massachusetts Division Sons of Veterans U S A. He is a Newton businessman who has served on the ward and city committees for four years and chaired for two.
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Newton
J. H. Wentworth
The
Sons of Veterans of
Massachusetts
Sons of Veterans
Wentworth
Dartmouth Schedule Shows 15 Home Games on Season Plan
Dartmouth announces a 28 game schedule with 15 home contests the largest home slate yet. Four game series with Williams and Wesleyan end. Tufts appears only twice. Brown and Harvard meet twice with one at home. New opponents include Lafayette Lehigh Carlisle Rochester Syracuse and Columbia.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Williams
Wesleyan
Tufts
Brown
Harvard
Lafayette
Lehigh
Carlisle
Rochester University
Syracuse
Columbia
East
E. M. Hopkins
Co. Archibald
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William E. Huntington
New Haven Road
Coe
George A. Coe
Northwestern University
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Jesus
Houghton & Dutton
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Mdse. CO
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Mass
Glasgow
Lyman Patridge
Westwood
Prof. Peabody
Orator
East Billerica
LABOR
the Post Young Woman
Elizabeth
N. J
Ma’ams
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Angeline
Jersey City
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Madam Grundy
Rowsrers
Edwards
M’nally
Harvard Club
General Miles
Judge Tallmadge
Babe
West
Slayer OF Robber
Guarienti
Dr. Fitzgerald and
Ellery Clark
Ies
Ted
Boston Cut Flower CO
Bromfield S
Schubert
Dr. Wareren
Cora Tanner
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