Dr Chadwick Remains Free On 10000 Bail
Dr Leroy S Chadwick posted a ten thousand dollar bail bond in Cleveland for an appearance in criminal court next Tuesday. Sheriff Barry and the physician visited the county jail where Mrs Chadwick, awaiting trial on forged Carnegie notes, reunited with her husband in an emotional meeting. The couple discussed the troubles as Dawley and Kerruish prepared to advise their next public action.
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Cleveland, CO
Barry
Leroy S. Chadwick
New York
Pennsylvania
Chadwick
Virgil P. Kline
J. P. Dawley
Dr. Chadwick
Women’s Department
Andrew Carnegie
Mrs. Chadwick
Kerruish
Mr. Dawley
Dewley
Mellen Abolishes 35 Year Age Limit for Railroad Workers
Boston Lodge of Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen 97 reports President Mellen of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad has dropped the 35 year age requirement and will hire workers of any age. The lodge also approves a grievance committee report, plans night sessions, and schedules day sessions. They grant aid to Day ton Ohio First Christian Church debt and admit twelve applications with six more received.
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Boston Lodge
Brotherhood Railroad
Mellen
New York, New Haven
First Christian Church
Dayton
Mitchell Denounces Land Fraud Indictment as Conspiracy
Senator John R. Mitchell of Oregon denounces a Portland grand jury indictment as a conspiracy. He insists he never paid Peter for land matters and says he helped a citizen with routine government work. He offers to return for trial once Congress is in session and is confident of an immediate trial.
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Spokane
Wash
John R. Mitchell
Oregon
Portland
Puter
Mitchell
Washington
F. P. Mays
Tion
Peter
Congress
Russian Baltic Fleet Division Delayed at Port Said
Port Said reports the departure of Rear Admiral Botrovsky's third division of the Baltic fleet has been postponed.
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Port Said
Botrovsky
Baltic
Japanese take Port Arthur inner defenses in sharp assaults
Japanese forces gain control of a full line of inner defences at Port Arthur after a day of brutal assaults. Sungshu Mountain and Rihlung Mountain fall. miners explode fortifications as Russians retreat or are buried by moving debris. 162 Russian soldiers are later rescued from the gorge.
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Torio
Port Arthur
Sungshu
Rihlung
Japs Explode Parapet and Capture Fort Sungshu
Port Arthur army reports a successful prearranged assault at Sungshu fort. Parapet blown at 10 am, fort occupied by 11 am with Russians entombed and later rescued. Reports of 150 corpses buried under debris and trophies including field and machine guns. Central corps seized H fort and Panlung. right wing bombarded and occupied heights south of Sanyanztau.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Sungshu
Panlung
Sanyanztau
Port Arthur Paper Details Last Stand of Russian Fleet
The Port Arthur Novi Krai issues of December 24 and 25 praise Sevastopol and Captain Essen for five nights repelling Japanese torpedo attacks until the fleet’s end. The newspaper hints at hopelessness for Port Arthur’s defense while honoring the sailors devotion amid devastating bombardment.
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Chefco
Port Arthur Novi Krai
General Stoessel
Port Arthur
Sevastopol
Essen
Russia
Gan
Novi Krai
High Hill
Togo Blockade Reduced Opens Dalny to Some Shipping
Port Arthur blockade lines shortened by Admiral Togo in a New Year proclamation. The line now starts at Talienwan south head and runs southwest to Dalny, covering Liaotung westward. Dalny Port may open to foreign shipping only with special permission, effective today.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Togo
Talienwan
Dalny
South Bay
Brilliant New Year Ceremonies at Tokio
The Emperor and Empress held a brilliant New Year's ceremony at the palace in Tokio. They received Japanese statesmen peers and naval and military officers in order of precedence from early morning. The diplomatic corps was received at 2 p m by the more prominent officials.
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Tokio
Iron Workers Strike Hits Boston Over Wage Scale
The Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Union plans a citywide strike in Boston as contractors decline the 50 cent hourly raise for an eight hour day. Six jobs may begin today under the new agreement with Corliss Hall, 995 Washington Street, serving as union headquarters.
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Boston
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
George E. Fuller Construction Company
Corliss Hall
Washington Street
Docking to Mayor Protest at Christmas Wage Cut
Park Department Assembly 7576 along with K of L named a committee to meet Mayor Collins to protest wage docking for the Christmas holiday. Master Workman Patrick MacKenzie was re-elected to his 23rd consecutive term.
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Park Department Assembly
K. of L
Collins
Patrick MacKenzie
How Japs Forced Port Arthur Surrender
The article details the siege of Port Arthur by Japanese forces, describing the collapse of Russian defenses from May 6 to late December. It notes the loss of ships, the capture of key forts such as Metre Hill and East Kekwan, and the fall of Sung shu Mountain leading to imminent surrender.
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Port Arthur
Stoessel
Straths
Four Russian Destroyers Escape Port Arthur
A Chefoo dispatch reports four Russian torpedo boat destroyers and a launch reaching Chefoo from Port Arthur. The ships named Skory Stratni Vilastni and Serdity, with two more destroyers reported safe at Tsingtao, may need to disarm to avoid capture by Japan.
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Port Arthur
London
Chefoo
Chefco
Skory
Stratni
Vilastni
Serdity
Tsingtao
Subway Builders Charged With Labor Law Violations
The Italian Laborers and Excavators Union charged Washington Street subway contractors with employing non citizens and denying work to Boston citizens. Members showed citizenship papers but were refused, with preference to non residents. A committee was appointed to enforce compliance and Domenica D Allesandro was re elected president.
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Washington Street
Boston
Domenica D’allesandro
Hartnett Rechosen President of Teamdrivers Union
William Hartnett was yesterday elected president of Boston Teamdrivers’ Union for a fifth term. W. J. O’Neill was named vice-president. Daniel J. Tobin and James A. Duffy won business agent posts, with Frank X. Brown and James J. Shea re-elected as secretary-treasurer and recording secretary. John P. Waggett edged Charles McCarthy for a three year trustee seat.
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William Hartnett
Boston
W. J. O’neill
Daniel J. Tobin
James A. Duffy
Frank X. Brown
James J. Shea
John P. Waggett
Charles McCarthy
Labor Union Officers Named in Local Reports
Expressmen's Union 307 elected George M. Gould president and George Hootan vice president with Thomas Burke recording secretary E MacManus trustee J W Smith. Building Laborers' Union 155 chose Andrew Corey president John S Sullivan vice president Jeremiah Jen secretary John McCormack financial secretary Timothy Hart treasurer and John M Sullivan business agent. Coastwise Longshoremen's Assembly 1062 K of L elected John R Dalton master workman John Bonner worthy foreman Thomas Scanlon past master workman James T O'Neil recording secretary Michael Della financial secretary Richard Hayes statistician M O'Brien inside esquire Nicholas Beresford P O'Neil worthy guide N White John J Hennebery and John Fitzgerald as delegates to District Assembly 30. Special meeting set Sunday Jan 15 to plan an organizing campaign.
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Expressmen’s Union 307
George M. Gould
George Hootan
Thomas Burke
E. MacManus
J. W. Smith
Coastwise Longshoremen’s Assembly
K. of L
John.r. Dalton
John Bonner
Thomas Scanlon
James T. O'Neil
L. Davis
Michael Della
Philip Hayes
Richard Hayes
M. O’brien
Esquire
Nicholas Beresford
P. O’neil
N. White
John J. Hennebery
John Fitzgerald
John R. Dalton
Michael Delia
Edward White
Michael O’brien
Kerosene Explosion Burns Lodger at Harvard Street
Alexander Brady, a lodger at 68 Harvard Street, was seriously burned on his hands and arms when a can of kerosene exploded while he tried to extinguish flames from a stove fire. The lodging house owned by James Lane sustained slight damage.
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Alexander Brady
Harvard Street
Brady
James Lane
Alleged Yeggm en Leaders Captured in New York Crime Sweep
Police rounded up Gussie De Ford John Kennedy and Edward James claiming to seize a trio of top yeggs linked to at least 14 bank robberies and 20 post office heists nationwide. De Ford once operated in Boston and Canada and endured a fierce schoolhouse confrontation after a Southern bank raid.
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New York
Gussie de Ford
John Kennedy
Edward James
de Ford
Boston
Pinkerton
Harrison Avenue
Watts
Canada
Kennedy
James
Briscoe
Tupper’s
Churchville
First National Bank
Champlain
Kiernan and
Brennan
Post Office
Joe Jacobs
Fall River Strikers Get Urgent Help Appeal
At the Central Labor Union meeting Delegate Frank K Foster urged immediate financial aid for Fall River strikers. Secretary Henry Abrahams to contact affiliated unions for support. Delegates admitted from several locals and the Boston Central Labor Union reaffirmed direct legislation principles.
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Central Labor Union
Frank K. Foster
Fall River
Henry Abrahams
Despondent man in Charlestown attempts suicide
William Boyle aged 37 living at 7 Stone Street Charlestown drank sulpha napthol at his home yesterday afternoon in an act of self harm. He was taken to the relief station after the attempt. Boyle had fractured his hip at Mystic wharf seven weeks earlier and his unemployment weighed on him. Police report he warned they he would end his life.
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William Boyle
Stone Street
Charlestown
Boyle
Mystic Wharf
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