Denbows Point Woman Supposedly Beaten by Step-Brother
Fastport Maine February report alleging severe abuse of Annie Huckins a 24 year old woman living with her step mother and step brother. McFadden the 22 year old accused assailant is jailed in Machias awaiting April term. Annie suffered beatings with a broom handle caused freezing of her feet and possible amputation.
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Fastport
The
Standard
Denbows Point
Lubec
Annie Huckins
Annie
Robert McFadden
McFadden
Machias
Secret Service Circuit Aims at Kansas City
Capt Thomas Phelan arrived from New York with two detectives as guards. Fred Harshaw says Kansas City is chosen by the English government for a secret service circuit from New York to New Orleans and San Francisco with five British agents already in the city to monitor Irish organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
Thomas Phelan
New York
Fred Marshaw
Phelan
Harshaw
New Orleans
San Francisco
Mail Car Fire Destroys New York-Bound Pouches
A Virginia Midland Railroad collision on Thursday night caused a mail car to burn, destroying entire contents. Lost mails included pouches from New Orleans Mobile Montgomery Atlanta Danville Chattanooga Knoxville and offices across east Tennessee western North Carolina northern Georgia southern Alabama and more. Registered matters from Houston southern Texas Montgomery Lynchburg and Chattanooga also burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Virginia Midland Railroad
New Orleans
Mobile
Montgomery
Atlanta
Danville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Texas
Lynchburg
Virginia
Morrison Emerges Stronger in Senate Ballot Shuffle
In Springfield on February 20 the legislature met in a joint convention to vote for United States senator. On the first ballot Logan led with 190, Morrison 95, Haines 2, Ward 2, scattering 5. Streeter then shifted to Morrison, followed by Murphy, changing his vote from Lawler. The second ballot showed Logan 100, Morrison 97, Haines 2, scattering 5. On the third ballot O'Shea moved to Morrison and McMullen to Logan, producing applause. final tally Logan 101 Morrison 68 scattering 7. Adjourned.
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Springfield
Jsl
United States
Logan
Morrison
Haines
Ward
Scattering
Streeter
Murphy
Lawler
O’shea
Mr. McMullen
Navy Clerk Carrigan Ordered Removed to Federal Custody
Judge Benedict ordered Daniel Carrigan, former chief clerk of the Navy Department Medical and Surgical Bureau, moved from Brooklyn jail to federal custody in Washington. He allegedly passed false vouchers totaling a large sum, with bail set at 5000 dollars. A box sent to Police Chief Welling was analyzed as harmless, suggesting the incident was a hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benedict
United States Court Today
Daniel Carrigan
Brooklyn
Washington
Carrigan
Medical and Surgical Bureau
Navy Department
Welling
Portrait of bank shooting victim to grace Malden library memorial
Malden Mass February 20 A H Bicknell completed a life size portrait of Frank H Converse who was shot in the bank years ago. The portrait will anchor the main wall of the new library gallery funded as a memorial by his father Hon E S Converse and presented to the city. The building is expected to cost 125000 and be finished by July. Portraits of Mr and Mrs B S Converse will also be mounted in the gallery.
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Malden
Mass
A.H. Bicknell
Frank H. Converse
E. S. Converse
B.S. Converse
London
Dublin
John Bull
el Mahdi
House of Commons
Henry Tyler
Khartoum
Central Africa
Marquis of Hartington
Prince Hassan
the Soudan
Wolseley
Lord Wolseley
Marquis
Gen. Gordon
Gubat
Korti
Gladstone
Forster
Ireland
New South Wales
Canada
Victoria
South Australia
Queensland
Gen
Gordon
Stafford Northcote
Edmund Fitzmaurice
Russia
England
Puli Kbatan
Special Commission
Sexton
National League
Derry
House of Lords
Lord Derby
Duke of Cambridge
Egypt
Earl Granville
Commons
Bijou rink manager faces trouble over color line
In New Berproro Massachusetts a colored woman was refused a skating check at the Bijou rink. A colored lawyer sought explanations, but Thompson claimed the lady misbehaved at a prior session. Meanwhile the schooner Hegle was raised and will be pumped overnight for patching before repairs at the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Berproro
Mass
Thompson
Bijou
Virginia Rail Accident at Four Mile Run Claims Four Lives
Washington reports no new details on the Four Mile Run railroad wreck last night. The injured include T. W. Jones chief clerk, W. A. McNeal mail agent, C. T. Stewart postal clerk, J. T. Frane and Thomas Gaylor weighers. The dead are Geo. Freer engineer, Tom Dailey fireman, Andrew Augur conductor, and J. Bruce engineer.
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Washington
Four Mile Run
T. W. Jones
W. A. McNeal
C. T. Stewart
J. T. Frane
Thomas Gaylor
Geo. Freer
Tom Dailey
Andrew Augur
J. Bruce
Tragic Illness On Train Ends In Kalamazoo Death
Miss Elsa Stebbins, 18, traveling from Springfield Mass to Kalamazoo with her parents, fell ill at Detroit. A physician was summoned by phone and injected morphine. She became unconscious, was removed to Kalamazoo, never spoke again, and died this morning. The case is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Elsa Stebbins
Springfield
Mass
Detroit
Rumor of cross-Rio Grande clash denied by officials
Telegram from Matamoros quoted in Diario Official says Mexican forces did not cross the Rio Grande and that reports of a conflict with Americans lack foundation. It notes bands of outlaws were chased by soldiers, with some seeking refuge across the river, but no pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crry
Mexico
Galveston
Matamoros
Diario Official
Rio Grande
Robesonia fur nace plant sale sets state record price
Repading Pa February 20 The Robesonia furnace plant in this county was sold to William R White and Henry Borie of Philadelphia for 870600 Probably the largest sum paid in the state for a similar enterprise The furnace holds exclusive rights to mine ore from the Cornwall ore hills forever, contributing to its high value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repading
Robesonia
Wm. R. White
Henry Borie
Philadelphia
Cornwall
Woman Fatally Burned While Waiting for Husband in Jamaica Village
Mrs Annie Snyder wife of a telegraph operator on Main Street Jamaica was fatally burned at 1 AM while reading near a stove. She fell asleep the paper caught fire and flames spread to her clothing before help arrived in this village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica, L. II
Annie Snyder
Main Street
Beaten man found in Central Falls street
John Kane, 35, was found suffering a severe beating on the streets of Central Falls Thursday morning. Wounds location unknown. condition serious and may prove fatal. The case awaits further examination and police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
John Kane
Central Falls
Coke pooling agreed by rail firms for coming year
Pittsburg dispatch reports that the Connellsville coke pooling arrangements for the next year among the Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania, Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroads have been satisfactorily arranged. The share percentage remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Train strikes railroad tie near Clyde station in Rhode Island
Providence report says an early morning Hope to Pawtucket Valley train hit a tie laid on the tracks near Clyde station. The train, moving slowly, halted after pushing the obstruction a short distance down the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Hope
Pawtucket Valley Road
Clyde Station
Prohibition nominates Cox for Portland mayor in 20th February edition
Portland voters hear the prohibitionists nominate A. F. Cox for mayor. A committee was formed to nominate ward officers. The item notes receptionally pare pare and a safe stimulant Bourbon in bottles only from druggist and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
A. F. Cox
G.C. Taylor
Senators Seek Business as House Drags
Special Dispatch reports from Washington on Feb 20 detailing Gen. Robinson in town to hear Gov. Long read Winthrop's speech. Long's remarks on the navy bill stall for recess as Dorsheimer is poised to discuss shipbuilding, while Cabinet positions buzz around Lamar and possible appointees.
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Boston Post
Washington
Gen. Robinson
Gov. Long
Robert C. Winthrop
Long
Keifer
Randall
Dorsheimer
Mr. Lamar
Bayard
Lamar
Senator Garland
Jackson
Tennessee
Lawlin
Georgia
Senator Lamar
Congress
Navy Department
Leopold Morse
Frank Jones
Threats of an Extra Session Push the Appropriation Bills
In the Senate this morning Morrill moved to bring up the trade dollar bill. Hoar preferred an extra session to act on suspending silver coinage, while Hull urged days of debate. The trade dollar became a special order 27 to 22. Agricultural and postoffice appropriations were debated, with sorghum funding rising to 90000 and letter postage provisions partially disallowed. The session adjourned after further amendments and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Morrill
Hoar
Hull
Colorado
Plumb
Hawley
Hartford
Conn
House
Beck
Judicial measures and post offices news from Washington
In the Alabama claims court Creswell asks for accelerated trials with March eighteenth and May twentieth deadlines. Tucker urged to limit circuit court jurisdiction over suits against the United States. Treasury seeks 245000 for printing national bank notes for the year ending June 30, 1835. Postmaster suspensions at New Brunswick New Jersey and Aurora Illinois prompt inspectors to audit districts. Navy vouchers case ends with not guilty verdict but judge rebukes jurors. Inauguration committee reports accommodations for 14640 visitors and capacity for 40000. Arlington estate land to host agricultural signals station under Agriculture Department. Postmaster Florence Massachusetts and US attorney New Hampshire confirmed. Engineer James K Iwistle assigned to Providence special duty.
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Washington
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
J. A. J.creswell
United States
Tucker
House Committee On the Judiciary
Circuit
District Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Executive Committee
Committee On Public Comfort
Miller
New York
Commissioner of Agriculture
Senate
J. F. Angell
Florence
Mass
Charles H. Burns
District of New Hmpshire
James K. Iwistle
United States Navy
Providence
We Progress on Appropriation Bills Speeches About the Navy
The House debated naval and river and harbor appropriations. Keifer opposed Randall plan for navy expansion while Long argued prudent strength and urged backing broader sea power. Debate paused after evening session with pension bills passed and adjournment anticipated.
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Washington
House
Hammond
Georgia
Hennepin Canal
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Committee On Railways and Canals
Henderson
Iowa
Spooner
Rhode Island
Secretary of the Treasury
Providence
R. I
Keifer
Ohio
United States
Long
Massachusetts
Maine
Ihs
Navy
Tallapoosa
Dedication Day Arrival Of Military Units In Washington
Weather cold as February 20 in Washington slows outdoor events for the Dedication Day arrival of military units. Governor Harrison of Connecticut arrives with the governor’s foot guards and staff. Boston’s Ancient and Honorable Artillery replaces at Willard’s with the Salem Cadet band as 6000 to 8000 marchers prepare for a grand procession from the monument to the capitol and final ceremonies in the house chamber.
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Washington
Hartford
Conn
Hawley
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Salem
Willard’s
Lawrence Guard
Medford
Mass
National
Robinson
Adjt
Dalton
Holt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Navy Yard
Ft. Myer
House of Representatives
Harrison
Connecticut
Arlington Hotel
Senator Platt
Mitchell and
Seymour
Miles
Terry and Bradley
Col. Kinney
F. St. John Lockwood
Chas. L. Rockwell
Arthur
Woman Escapes Third Trial In Mack Murder Case
In Janesville Wisconsin on February 20 the Mack murder case concluded with Mrs Mack’s bid to bond out. After a life sentence and two trials including a guilty verdict reversed and a hung jury she married the principal witness, making his testimony invalid. She sought bondsman release by posting her own bond of 38000 which was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Mack
State Union
Supreme Court
Hirsch Faction Clings To Senator Bid In Oregon Balloting
Salem reports tight United States Senate caucus in which Hirsch supporters back him to the end as ballots proceed. Moody captures anti Hirsch votes on the 20th ballot while Democrats seek ex Senator Mitchell help. A joint convention adjournment is urged by 11 P M amid ongoing uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Ilirsch
Gov. Moody
John A. Mitchell
Gen Butler Brought to Bay as Arabs Press Advance
London dispatches describe government action to call out militia and suspend officer transfers from the regular army amid alarms over Gen Buller and Gen Wolseley. Reports from Korti detail Buller’s retreat, Arab assaults near Abu Klea, and Wolseley’s planned reinforcements as El Mahdi proclaims victory in Khartoum and plans stronger offensives.
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Butler
Wolseley
England
London
Buller
Brackenbury
War Office
Abu Klea Wells
el Mahdi
Khartoum
Korti
London Times
Njumi
Redvers Buller
Gubat
Lord Wolseley
Nile
Woolwich
Woolwich Arsenal
Egypt
Stewart
Gakdul
Wood
Abu Klea
Gakdal
O’kelley
James J. O’kelley
Soudan
Dublin Freeman’s Journal
Kort
Abu Hamed
Debbeh
Debben
Cairo
Kortisay
Charles Williams
London Chronicle
Wols
New Haven Steam Sawmill to Enter Voluntary Liquidation
Stockholders of the New Haven Steam Sawmill Company decide to liquidate amid low spirits in business. Assets are sufficient to meet all debts and leave capital stock unimpaired with a small surplus. Former manager Mr. Anderson is appointed receiver to oversee the liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
New Haven
Anderson
Track workers struck by Northwestern train in Chicago yard tragedy
At the Chicago stock yards a group of laborers on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line stepped aside for an incoming engine but darkness hid an approaching Northwestern train. Michael Toomey and James Fleming were killed, while Frank Smith John Salick Daniel O Day and another man were badly injured.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Sehge Northwestern
Andichael Toomey
James Fleming
Frank Smith
John Salick
Daniel O’day
Cabinet Speculation Hints at Cleveland Team
Albany dispatch reports Frederick Prince met President-elect Cleveland and notes John E. Devlin says Manning will be treasurer. Stetson denial. Cleveland may name three Southern members including Bayard with Lamar Garland or Jackson as other senators in contention. Possible extra New York cabinet post discussed.
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Albany
N. Y
Frederick O. Prince
Boston
Cleveland
Francis Lynde Stetson
Thurman
Col. Vilas
John E. Devlin
Manning
Treasury
South
Bayard
Messrs. Lamar
Mississippi
Garland
Arkansas
Jackson
Tennessee
New York
Taunton Trader King Case Reaches New Hampshire Supreme Court
Dover New Hampshire February court session weighs a Taunton Mass dry goods dealer Theo dore King who failed in 1883 and left creditors including Hiram King Otis R. King Cromwell King Jordan Marsh Co and others. Attachments were levied in his favor and later removed by several Portland based creditors amid questions of test adequacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Supreme Court
Theodore King
Taunton
Mass
Great Falls
Hiram King
Otis R. King
Cromwell King
Raynham
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
John F. Rand
A. Little & Co
Portland
King
Young Negro Confesses Fire At Philadelphia Almshouse
At Blockley coroner's inquest Joseph Nadine, a 23 year old inmate, admits setting the blaze with a match given by Peter Schroeder chief attendant and says Schroeder urged him to do it. Nadine claims another attendant Mullen knew of the act. Schroeder is jailed to await further inquest developments. He had previously set fires, twice thwarted, Nadine asserts.
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Philadelphia
Blockley Almshouse
Joseph Nadine
Peter J. Schroeder
Nadine
Schroeder
Mallen
Dr. Richardson
Mullen
Paris Council Votes Shake Up on Tariff Debate
Paris reports a change in the customs tariff committee as a member shifts stance and absent members return, altering the balance. The government’s cereal duty proposal now leads with six votes, while Germain’s land tax and alcohol proposal lags at five, to be debated in the chamber tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Customs Tariff Committee
M. Gierinsin
M. Germain
Chamber of Deputies
Celtic
New York
London
Switzerland
Geneva
Train wreck after broken rail kills two near North Vernon
Ohio and Mississippi passenger train eastbound from Cincinnati encountered a broken rail near North Vernon Indiana. The rear sleeper derailed and plunged down an embankment killing William Eldredge of Jefferson Texas and E P Eldridge. A Baltimore porter named Carroll died later. Two passengers and the conductor survived with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio and Mississippi
North Vernon
Ind
William Eldredge
Jefferson
Texas
New York
E. P. Eldridge
Carroll
Baltimore
Genuine imported Angostura bitters advertised by Siegert Sons
Manufactured by Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons are the only genuine imported from South America. All other bitters sold under a similar name or represented as imported from Angostura are spurious imitations manufactured in the United States. Ask your grocer or druggist for the genuine article, manufactured only by Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. I. G. B. Siegert & Sons
South America
Angostura
United States
Judgments Awarded by the Court of Commissioners
The Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims awards judgments with 4 percent interest, listing numerous cases by file numbers and recipients. Amounts range from small executors’ sums to large awards, with dates spanning 1863 to 1866 and multiple claimants including individuals, estates, and firms.
Maine Senate Passes Pension Bill and Health Board Motion
In Augusta on February 20 the Maine Senate defeated a bill to raise Penobscot county court clerks salary and passed to be engrossed a pension measure for A. H. Libby of Lewiston. The state board of health act was tabled and an assessment mutual relief associations act was engrossed but tabled. In the House expediency of fish weirs legislation and bonds for wardens were discussed along with pension matters and duties of the adjutant general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Senate
Penobscot County
A. H. Libby
Lewiston
Board of Health
Adjutant General’s Office
Adjutant General
Dorchester Tragedy: Husband Kills Wife Then Ends His Life
A Dorchester couple on Meeting House Hill endured a brutal quarrel. George F. Oliver stabbed his wife Julia Oliver behind the ear with a jackknife while she knelt in the dining room, then slit his own throat. Julia survived hospital treatment while Oliver died at the scene. Neighbors and police responded as the city mourned the violent incident amid family troubles and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Meeting House Hill
Benjamin C. Bird
Mather School
George F. Oliver
Winter Street
Prescott Place
Lewis
Oliver
Spear
Ennis
Division 11
Lee
Sherman
Homeopathic Hospital
Davis
Draper
Bird
Tariff reform lecture criticizes protecting shoe industry
Howard M. Newhall of Lynn spoke at Old South on the tariff effect on boots and shoes. He argued high duties protect woollen factories while crippling American shoemakers, detailing taxes on lasts, tacks, thread, leather, and finished shoes, and cited leaders supporting free raw materials.
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Old South Meeting House
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Howard M. Newhall
Lynn
Newhall
Wesleyan University
A. P. Martin
Washington
Gen. Martin
Central
South America
Uncle Sam
Government Bureau of Statistics
Draughtman
Secretary of the Treasury
England
Mr. Newhall
John K. Cumming
Philadelphia
W. N. Hamilton
Wilmington
Morocco
India
Geo. W. Allen
Wisconsin
John B. Alley
B. F. Spinney
John S. Bartlett
James Means
Boston
W. W. Crocker
Gen. A. P. Martin
Landsry confrontation unsettles house of commons
Ottawa February 20 considerable excitement rose in the house of commons this afternoon as Mr Landry member for Montmagny challenged Chas Langelier editor of L Electeur and brother of Mr Langelier member for Quebec over an article in Langelier's paper regarding Mr Landry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
House of Commons
Landry
Montmagny
Conhiding Chas
Langelier
L’electeur
Quebec
Shipped Shoes Reach Marblehead Week Ending Feb 20
Catalog of local and regional incidents includes 1081 pairs of shoes sent from Marblehead for the week ending February 20. Sentences detail legal pleas, deaths, employment orders, a house fire survivial, horse transport calamity, and an explosion at St Johnsbury.
Notable English Cartoonists and International Tidings
The Punch editor John Tenniel has drawn the chief cartoon for 25 years with one exception. A bronze statue of Daniel Webster by Thomas Ball will cost $8000 for Concord New Hampshire. John Russell Young the China envoy is expected home in March. Mahdi payrolls are cited and Wolseley is awaited. Thomas Lowry of Minneapolis is in Boston at the Adams House. John Allen visits Lewiston Maine and pauses with the Salvation Army while claiming Methodist ties and nearing age ninety.
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Cnief
Punch
John Tenniel
Thomas Ball
Daniel Webster
City of
Concord
N. H
Congress
Philadelphia
John Russell Young
China
Wolseley
Col
Thomas Lowry
Minneapolis
Crazy Man Breaks In Dwelling as Insanity Ties to Saloon Assault
Joseph O Brien, a 22 year old man described as insane, entered Mr Joseph H Baldwins dwelling at No 16 Clarence Street after a gas and water disturbance in the cellar. Police secured him at the station around 2 am. He allegedly suffers from past assault by bartender Williams and Magullion, with related prosecutions and civil suits. O Brien’s condition fluctuates as he remains unsettled in the days after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O’brien
Mt. Pleasant
Tueday
Joseph H. Baldwin
Clarence Street
Dudley Street
Lieut. Briggs
W. F. Lydston
George C. Bates
O’ Brien
John KR. Magallion
Northampton Street
Harrison Avenue
Williams
City Hospital
Magullion
O’brien
Fire Devastates Marvin Safe Company Factory in New York
A massive eight story Marvin Safe Company factory at 524-532 West Thirty seventh street was destroyed by fire in New York. The blaze caused walls to threaten nearby tenements and forced police to evacuate residents. Loss totaled 230000 with 100000 on over 500 safes and 80000 on building and machinery. Insurance of 18000 covered. Two hundred forty workers lost their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marvin Safe Company
West Thirty-seventh Street
PirissuRé
St. Michael’s Orphan Asylum
St. Joseph’s Convent
Mount Oliver
Orphan Asylum
Boston
Adams
East Watertown
Alvin Adams
Ralph Warner
Warner
Curtis
Sherman Street
Roxbury
J. Rousmanierre
Herbert Iwell
Elwell
Telegraph
Galveston
Tex
Ft. Worth
Joseph H. Brown
Texas
North Stratford
N. H
Nulegan Lumber Company
Striking 3000 YONKERS Mills Bands Walk Out Over Wage Cut
At 10 o'clock this morning three thousand bands at Alexander Smiths Sons carpet mills in Yonkers walked out without warning. A striker cited a 10 percent wage cut imposed before recent mill closures, noting Higgins mills in New York also cut wages but later restored them. He said workers joined the union and decided to strike on payday to press for relief.
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Yonkers
Alexander Smith’s Sons
Higgins
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Malden’s Memorial Library
NEW Bedford Notes
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Ill
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General Foreign News
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William N Flint
W. B H. Baxter & Co
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George M. Soule
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Johnson & Lazarus
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Thos. W. Bartram
Thos. B. Deforest
Thos. B. Bartram
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Benj. A. Bulkley
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E. Bulkley & Sons
George W. Charman
Thos. L. Masson
Wm. C. Sturges
Edward C. Williams
George K. Moorewood
John R. Moorewood
Moorewood & Co
Hannah Sardy
Charlies H. Pratt
Augustus V. Stuyvesant
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Peter Marie
Nizee D. Oyley
Charlies H. Randall
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Fred Crocker
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Abner H. Davis
Egisto P. Fabbri
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Fabbri & Chauncey
Maine Legislature
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Cape
Barnstable Bay
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Barnstable
B. F. Goss
Wiseacres
Thomas C
Judge Day
S. B. Phipney
Reform League
NEW England Notes
Marblehead
Wm. T. Osman
Stamford
Bridgeport
C. Wesley Brown
Gorham
Grand Union Employment Bureau of
New England
Frederick Reed
Hingham
Tabby
Sanborn
Cereral
Post Publishing Co., Publishers
Righlands
Lumber Company
Cmicaco
Mendota
Union
Curtis Davis
Barrett’s
Temple Place
Henry Barrett
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