Carnegie Recommended Knox for Cabinet Post
Carnegie testifies he never led Carnegie Steel and says his lawyers kept him ignorant of the Sherman antitrust law. He admits recommending Philander C. Knox for Attorney General after Knox left the company, while Knox’s partner Reed joined US Steel Corp. directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie
McGillicuddy
Maine
Knox
McKinley
Congress
States
Mr. McGillicuddy
Philander C. Knox
United States
Attorney Reed
Mr. Knox
Mr. Reed
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Sees No Need for Tariff on Steel
Carnegie told a committee that protective steel tariffs are unnecessary, arguing the industry has outgrown infancy and advocating tariff reductions. He dismissed socialism as a non-issue, cited faith in human nature, and claimed wealth distribution is rising while urging needle protection for a growing U.S. industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Congress
United States
McGillicuddy
Mr. McGillicuddy
Carnegie Steel Company
Philander C. Knox
Mr. Knox
Knox & Reed
J. H. Reed
Mr. Reed
Mr. Carnegie
Reed
Beall
McKinley
Buffalo
America
Knox aide says Carnegie testimony on Attorney General claim absurd
Washington sources report Secretary of State Knox declined to comment on Andrew Carnegie's testimony. An intimate friend defended Knox, noting McKinley's first offer in 1897, Knox's 1901 cabinet entry after a March 2 conference, and a 25 year personal friendship influencing the appointment.
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Washington
Knox
Andrew Carnegie
McKinley
Carnegie
Santa Barbara
Mr. Knox
Beerman Elected Clerk of Committees on Fifth Ballot
Bernard Beerman won the Chelsea Board of Aldermen committees clerk post on the fifth ballot at a board meeting after a secret session. He defeated William Farnham, president of the Republican city committee, by the vote of Alderman Hedeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Beerman
Chelsea
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers Vote for General Strike
At Bernian Hall the Boston and Maine Freight Handlers Assembly authorized a general strike with four dissenters. District officers opposed a general strike but delegates pressed for a united action to back longshoremen. Committees were named to call workers to quit at 7 am, with New Haven workers kept at work for tactical reasons. The strike aims for a living wage across waterfront crafts, with ongoing talks and mixed responses from allied unions and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael White
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly
Alexander Ryan
Roughan Building
Charlestown
Ryan
Knights of Labor Order
Workman
White
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly 5572
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Albany
District Assembly Executive Board
John Stephens
Knights of Labor
New Haven
District Assembly
Boston
Longshoremen’s Trade Council
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Workman Ryan
Workman White
Boston & Maine
Shea Whelan Couple Wed in Hingham
Announcement states the marriage of Miss Jennie H. Whelan daughter of Mrs Ellen Whelan North Street Hingham and Daniel A Shea indictment clerk in the United States district attorney office Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie H. Whelan
Ellen Whelan
North Street
Hingham
Daniel A. Shea
United States District Attorney
Boston
Obituary notices from Dorchester and surrounding towns
Death notices list names, ages, and funeral details for residents including Ann Bradlee Jennetta Craig Margaret Crowley Annie Dunn Bridget Fitzpatrick Emma Gallichan James Galloway Captain John Hall Rose Jennette Mary Ann Jigger Frank Kelley Thomas Killeen Mary A Mahoney John Mearty Robl N Miller William Millin Robert Elliott Mitchell Norton Ellen O Neil Honora E O Connor Nicholas Powers John H Reardon Eldredge Rinaldo Matilda Elizabeth Robertson Peter E Shea Daniel M Sullivan George Warren Woods Thomas Young and others with addresses, dates, and burial plans across Dorchester Charlestown Jamaica Plain Roxbury and nearby locales. Relatives invited.
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Bradlee
Ann Bradlee
Samuel West
Margaret Adeline Bradlee
Appleton Street
Craig
Dorchester
Jennetta
Abraham Craig
Lauriat Avenue
St. Cecilia
Gallichan
Emma
Winter FE
A. Gallichan
Wilcock Street
Galloway
James Galloway
Norfolk Street
Hall
Quincy
John Hall
Marshfield
Mass
George L. Phillips
Union Street
Jennette
Charlestown
James
Rose Jennette
Clark
Chelsea Street
St. Mary's Church
Warren Street
Garfield
Ill
Jigger
Hyde Park
Mary Ann
Robert Jigger
Metropolitan Avenue
Kelley
Jamaica Plain
Frank &. Kelley
Bakercourt
Wilhelmina Kelley
John A. Andrew Post
Killeen
Harrisburg
Penn
Thomas Killeen
Saxonville
Mahoney
Mary A. Mahoney
Hammond Street
Brookline
St. Hilizabeth’s Hospital
Oy Ria
John Mearty
Arcadia Street
Salemn
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Miller
Robl N
Amelia A
Truro
Windsor
Millin
West Medford
William F. Millin
Mary Millin
Arlington Street
Mitchell
Roxbury
Williams Street
Robert H. Mitchell
Waterman Chapel
Washington Street
Norton
John Norton
Gaby
Iowa Street
Meeting House
Ool
Osluary
Sheridan Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Rinaldo
Worcester Square
Boston
Eldredge Rinaldo
South Harwich
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Beach Street
Revere
St.Alphonsus Court
Sullivan
Daniel M. Sullivan
John A. Sullivan
Forge Vilage
St. Catherine's Church
Boston Lodge No. 10
A. O
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brighton
Woods
John P
Mary
John Woods
Rutherford Avenue
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Ironmaster
Carnegie Company
M’kinley Knox
Farnham
New York
Brtising
R. White
Frankel System Clothes
Wr. H. White CO
Shea—Whelan
Cleve
Tremont Street
Houghton & Dutton
Pune
Henry R. Keach
Majestic Theatre
Joseph Grady
Sun
O’neil
Ellen
Florence O'Neil
Fort Hill
The
North Fund
Elizabeth Decker
St. Mary’s Church
O’connor
Honora E
Dennis O’connor
Sutton
Oxford Terrace
Huntington Avenue
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Lovi
Ililam I
Lindquist
Frederick
WM. Lindquist
Sydney
N. S
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Main Street
Broadway
Everett
Winter Se
David J. Ingraham
Winter Street
John
MIT
Gorton
New England
Brookside
California
Noble
Washington St
Elm St
Wash. St
Col. Hayward Pl
Dudley St
Dorchester Ave
Tremont St
Central Sq
East Boston
Somerville Ave
Union Square
Mass. Ave
Camb
Main St
Malden Square
Cambridge St
Allston
Hyde Park Ave
Forest Hills
Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrange Street
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