No Signs of Settlement as Granite Cutters Threaten Strike
The Granite Cutters' National Union in New England votes to halt work next Thursday if the Granite Manufacturers' Association does not accept an eight hour day and a daily wage. The union cites government contracts worth 20 million dollars and private building plans in New York as leverage to press for demands.
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New England
National Union Committee
Manufacturers’ Association
Granite Cutters’ National Union
United States
New York
Granite Cutters’ Union
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Historic Boston Press Club closes long lease deal
The Boston Press Club ends negotiations with Thomas W. Greenall for a long lease of No 2 Sewall Place off Milk Street. The building preserves original features from a seventy year span and sits in a congested district near Kidder Peabody. The site recalls Joshua Colburn and Benjamin Franklin birthplaces nearby and historic streets and structures lost or saved in 1872.
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The
Boston Press Club
Thomas W. Greenall
Sewall Place
Milk Street
Kidder, Peabody
No. 2
Joshua Colburn
Spring Lane
Devonshire Street
Old South Meeting House
Sandford Meetings Announced by Holy Ghost and Us Society
The Rev. Mr. Sandford of the Holy Ghost and Us Society schedules meetings in Cotton Hall Charlestown Prospect Hall Cambridgeport Stanwood Hall Malden Lincoln Hall Waltham and Deacon Hall 1651 bySenington Street. Sessions run Feb 27 28 Mar 1 2 with multiple daily times.
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Sandford
The
Holy Ghost and
Us’’ Society
Cotton Hall
Charlestown
Prospect Hall
Cambridgeport
Stanwood Hall
Malden
Lincoln Hall
Waltham
Deacon Hall
Senington Street
Pearson's Lumber Contract Spark City Hall Buy-Local Boycott
City officials report agreement among local lumber dealers to refuse supplying Mr. Pearson the city contractor with lumber. Dealers claim Pearson cannot furnish lumber to the street department at his quoted profit, triggering a boycott.
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City Hall
Pearson
Minstrel Show Promises Big Night in South Boston
SS Peter and Paul T A B Society presents an amateur minstrel show at St Ruthcaia Hall Io Street South Boston. It features 100 voices in the chorus with James McKenna as interlocutor. Front and end men include Agnes Moran Kelly William Carroll Brennan Annie Grady Strain Collins Dooley John Nolan directs.
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SS. Peter and Paul T. A. B. Society
St. Ruthcaia
Io Street
Boston
James McKenna
Agnes Moran
Kelly
William Carroll
Brennan
Annie Grady
Strain
John ‘S Collins
William Dooley
John Nolan
Brighton coach Nathaniel Robinson returns home after disappearance
Nathaniel Robinson, the Brighton coach, who left home February six and was reported missing to Chief Inspector Watty, returned Sunday evening. Mrs. Robinsonsaid her husband has been ill during the absence. He is ill at home now.
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Nathaniel Robinson
Brighton
Watty
Large Class Dinner Set For Youngs Hotel Saturday
Singlish School class of 92 plans one of its largest dinners at Young's Hotel on Saturday Avenue. President Perece says about 100 of the 200 members will attend, with possible attendance beyond that figure.
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Young's Hotel
Singlish
Perece
Dr McLaughlin Electric Belt Promises Cure for Weakness
An advertisement claims the Electric Belt gives a stream of electricity to the body while sleeping. It targets men with backache rheumatism kidney or stomach weakness and nerve or memory problems. Promises permanent cure and offers a free 80 page book.
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Hallid Drug CO
Cleveland
O. Deldby B. FP
Aradbury
Washington St
Elbin's Pharmacy
Om Boylston and
Tremont St
And
Wales
Brintall
Dewey
Ferraro Dies By Electrocution At Sing Sing
Antonio Ferraro was executed by electric chair at Sing Sing prison for the murder of Luciano Muchhio in Brooklyn on April 4, 1898. Five shocks were given before he died at 8 28 a m. His ten days in the condemned cell unsettled the other nine inmates as he moaned cried and raged.
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Sing Sing
N. Y
Antonio Ferraro
Luciano Muchhio
Brooklyn
Ferraro
Street Railways of State Report Details Growth and Safety
The thirty first annual Board of Railroad Commissioners report to the Legislature shows street railways carried about 356.7 million passengers last year, up 25.8 million. Capital investment rose to 77.2 million, with electricity driving growth. Gross earnings rose by 1.24 million and net by 0.53 million. 54 companies paid dividends, 6.68 percent on 34.1 million, while 62 others paid no dividends. Total accidents 2488 with 48 fatalities among riders and workers. 99 injured were children. The document discusses grade crossings and includes an extended appendix.
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Commonwealth
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Tms
New Boston & Albany Coaches For Fast Trains
The Boston & Albany lines receive numerous new 70 foot coaches for express trains 110 and 111 between Boston and Albany and 22 and 45 between Worcester and Boston. The cars feature broad vestibules, mahogany interiors, ladies and gentlemen toilets, Neverbreak seats, Pintsch gas lighting, 86 inch diameter Allen steel wheels, standard B & A colors, gold leaf stripes, dark maroon plush upholstery, and leather smoking cars.
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Boston & Albany
Boston
Albany
Springfield
Worcester
Hale & Kilburn
Massachusetts Manufacturing Companies Incorporation Battle Ends
The Massachusetts Manufacturing Companies bill faced House and Senate friction over its $20 million incorporation plan. The House ultimately receded to the Senate position by a 76 to 38 vote. Other actions included military approval for youths to parade with harmless imitation firearms and discussions on bridge, bicycle railway, and gas light commissions.
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Lawrence A. Ford
Massachusetts Manufacturing Companies
House
Committee On Manufactures
Senate
Judiciary
Committee On Military Affairs
Herbert M. Federben
Quincy
Weymouth
Fore River
Southern Pines Resort Promises Fine Golf and Hotels
Southern Pines in North Carolina, a health and leisure resort on the Seaboard Airline, showcases premier golf links and notable hotels including Piney Woods Inn Ozone Hotel and Prospect House. Excursion tickets are on sale at ticket offices including the Boston office at 306 Washington Street.
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Southern Pines
Great Health and Leasure
North Carolina
Seaboard
Piney Woods Inn
Ozone Hotel
Prospect House
Boston
Washington Street
Personally Conducted Tours to Washington D C and Philadelphia
Depart Boston March 9 and 28 and April 6 and 20 and May 4 for guided trips to Washington D C and Philadelphia. The weeklong tour costs 25 dollars covering all expenses with stopovers at Old Point Comfort Richmond and Luray. Illustrated itineraries available from A J Simmons N E F P A Royal Blue line 211 Washington street Boston.
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Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Boston
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Luray
A. J. Simmons
Royal Blue Line
Washington Street
Route for Pacific Cable Located by Nero Survey
The survey ship Nero locates a practicable Pacific cable route from Luzon to Yokohama and Guam, confirms a southern path to Midway is blocked by deep water, records depths of 5160 and 5289 fathoms with temperatures 25 and 36 degrees, and notes Midway has no inhabitants aside from fish, birds, and eggs as resources.
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Washington
Pacific
Nero
H. M. Hodges
R. 8B. Bradford
Bureau of Equipment
Dingalaay
Luzon
Guam
Ite
Yokohama
Midway
Midway Islands
Dean's Ointment Advertises Instant Relief Cure
It declares itching piles are curable and promises permanent relief. The ad notes available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Along the Water Front Lumbering and Harbor News
Harbor updates report searches for missing river junk man Charles McDonald and a busy fishing week in Gloucester with 148 000 pounds landed versus over a million at T Wharf. New appointments include John Cook as chief engineer of the ferry department and Charles W. Swett succeeding I C Young at the Steamship Company. Ship movements note delays for the Admiral Dewey and arrivals of the Thomas Melville and Irishman Turcoman, with Do minion line sailings to Liverpool and Mediterranean cruise swaps involving New England.
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Russell
McCarthy
Eldridge
Harbor Police
Charles McDonald
Gloucester
T Wharf
John Cook
Fast
Boston
Tape Ann
Central Wharf
Ferry Department
John R. Bartlett
Admiral Dewey
McGrath
Long Wharf
Jamaica
Port Morant
Thomas Melville
Charles W. Swett
United Fruit Company
Haddock
Lewis
Saturn
Boston Towboat Company
Hyades
Boston & Philadelphia Line
Nickerson
Grecian
Cape Cod
Essex
Here
Provincetown
New Steamship Company
Plymouth
Putnam
Chandler
The
Fruit Company
Keystone
Otto
Boston Lighthouse Island
John C. Morrison
Fuller
Mengineer Ellis
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company
Asa Haley
Red Star Towboat Company
Ostto
Europe
Anglian
Heathmore
London
Glasgow
Sardinia
Hamburg
Portland
Columbia
Scituate
Ambrose Martin
Maritime Shipping Roundup From Lighthouse Channel
Shipping notices show arrivals at Norfolk and New York bound trades with passengers and merchandise. Vessels include steamers Howard Nickerson Balti more and Cacouna Br with cargos and crews. schooners Nellie W Craig and Fortuna cleared for Baltimore and Newport News. wind shifts push several steamers and tugs to pick up barges and tow lines near Philadelphia and Newburyport. All fleet remains at anchor in the roads with Samuel H Nickerson and William F Green among others listed.
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Howard
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Herman Winter
Grove
New York
Old Dominion
Durkee
C. C. Lane
Hammett
Commerce
Mason
South Amboy
Peter W. French
Nugent
Pigeon Cove
Boise Penrose
Cacouna
Louisburg
C. B
Nellie W. Craig
Newport News
Fortuna
Wind Northwest
Heathmore
London
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Juniata
H. M. Whitney
Oliver Ames
Gettysburg
Salem
Mass
Thomaston
Lincoln
Merriam
Philadelphia
Hureka
Drafton
Valley Forge
Kohinoor
Pine Forest
Newburyport
W. H. Gallison
Helen F. Whittin
Gloucester
A. W. Chesterton
J. K. Manning
Lighthouse Channel
Elvira J. French
Samuel H. Nickerson
William F. Green
Helen
Everett Webster
Major Suffolk Superior Court civil docket listings and trials
The record lists multiple case names across First and Second Jury Sessions in Suffolk County, with numerous v and against designations, dates, and docket numbers. It shows ongoing civil proceedings in Middlesex and Suffolk courts, including trials, hearings, and special lists, with parties such as Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company and Edward Kendall et al. involved.
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Middlesex
Cowbridge
Sherman
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Company
Edward Kendall
Conrad
Juries Excused Through Monday as Court Schedules Motions
Juries are excused until next Monday morning at 9 40 and court will reconvene Friday morning to hear motions for a new trial.
Divorce Session in Middlesex Superior Court Lovejoy case
In Middlesex Superior Court a divorce session presided by Judge Sheldon addresses Lovejoy petitioner for separate support versus Lovejoy as appellant from Probate Court decree. Bartlett and Anderson represent petitioner, Harriman and Daggett represent respondent.
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South Boston Ministrels
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Street Railway Committee
Fall River
Boynton
Carey
Haverhill
Boston & Albany Railroad
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Boson
Lynn
Lawrence
Brockton
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Middleboro
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Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
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Frank Megan
Witt
Suffolk
Revere
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Hampden
Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Harbor and Land Commission
Pacific Cable
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New York Herald
Shipping News
Suffolk, Ss
Maynard
Jury
Holland
RA Supply Co
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Cochran
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Crampton
Boyle
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New
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Lonergan
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Parshley
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Barnes
Bayley
Hayes Dock
Munroe
Coun
Parisian Remedy CO
Gahan
Tremont Street
J. E. Frothingham
Allston, Cor
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Bowdoin Square
DR. Jackson
Bell
Columbus Ave
Pr. Bell
Thompson
Cor. Fliot
S & S Remedy Coo
J. E. Bishop
Cornell
Weisbart
Bridestein
Hoffecker
Piotti
O'Hare
Staten
Baird
Burgess
Samuel
Harris
Weiss
Whitecomb
Middleby
Purity Baking Co
Hall
Seagrave
Gordon
Marcus
Waster
Howland
Parks
Seh
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Stand Cl Co
Crown
Hing St Ry Co
Mahe
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McCloskey
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Murray
Connolly
Montague
Wiman
McCullough
Clifford
Candlin
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Cook
Connell
Goddard
Feldman
Paitchel
Allen
Abbott
Tenney
Harriman
Cobb
Coffin
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Heat Bank Young
Spillane
N Brewing Co
Beaman
L Benjamin
Ision
Alexander
Slaves
Alley Brew Co
Sweenry
P Cox Shoe Mig Co
Larrabee
Hoagland
Parker
Ideal C & C Co
Reade
NET & T Co
Seaman
Letacs
Feinstein
Hazlett
Frost
N W Paper Co
Theater Co
Wood
Doherty
Ryan
WHR
Staples
Paige
Stone
Carbont
Snow
Whipple
Rich Hzst
Little
Harrington
Bos Rley
Perkins
Kelly Halo
Hoag
Boyd & Bals
Hoag Corey Shoe Co
Aldrich
H & H Ry
Hadlock
Broons
Merrow
Sale
Bal Ry
Price
O'Call
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Doyle
York WP Coy
Cooke Union Brew Co
Vy Jacobs
Stuart
Clit
Jones
Marshall
Boo Hoo Doo
Seo Hoo Yen
Chipman
Lpilbuhn
Honesdale’ S Co
Sigel Cooper
Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
Boston, Mass
Adams
DR. J. P. Adams CO
sSoston
DR. Tolman
BE. M
Boston Post
Dominion Line
Queenstown & L
Fitchburg R. R
Liverpool
State Street
Warren Line
Sachem
Sagamore
Michigan
Kansas
Warren & CO
Cunard Line
Altonia
Company
Alpxanddpr Martin
Savannah Line Ocean Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Florida
City of Macon
Chattahoochee
N.Y
Summer Street
E. H. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Sound Line
Metropolitan 8S. 8. Co
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New Pier 35
North River
A. del. Sampson, N. FE. A
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
Yew
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. Currier
N. E
Edwin Hawley
Trafffic
Dominion Atlantic By. Line
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
I. Wing
E. B. Sampson
State St
Fiske Building
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Providence
Battery Wharf
J. W. McCloskey
R. I
Portland Steamship CO
Gov. Dingley
Bay State
India Wharf
Chas
RR. Lewis
Yarmouth Steamshin Go. Ltd
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Reno
Alfred Hemenway
MoePherson
Tapein
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O’brien
Watertown
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Newton
Kaine
Stack Pro Aml
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Goldman Et al
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Holand
GUT Vo
Commonwealth of Mass
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Noble Vy Common
Warner
Wilson
Wrenn vi
Jacobs
Bucknam
Coombs
Aes Hills
Si Monthly
New York City
Kepne’s Watch Store
Fulton St
Keene’s
Winanctal
Mutual Loan CO
Water St
Tolman
Martin
Milk St
Roxbury
Shawmut Ave
Hallet & Davis Square
Shawmut
Watson's
Columbus Ay
Berry
McPhail
Blue Hill Ave
Rox
the Post
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Bridget Barrigan
Francis PP. Murphy
Boston Lost
John W. McKim
Esquire
Thia
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State House
Charles C. Nichols
Everett
Henry C. Attwill
WM. E. Mahoney
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Ill