Wool Manufacturers Benefit From Dingley Tariff Meeting
The 33rd annual meeting of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers at Brunswick highlighted the Dingley tariff’s boost to wool growers and mills. Senator Aldrich, Rep. Russell, and others praised tariff protection, home industry growth, and plans to expand foreign markets with American shipping and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Brunswick
William H. Haile
Springfield
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Charles A. Russell
Connecticut
William B. Plunkett
A. G.cumnock
Lowell
Curtis Guild, Jr
Haile
Nelson Aldrich
W. B. Plunkett
William Whitman
Boston
F. E. Clark
North Billerica
A. G. Cumnock
James T. Smith
E. W. France
Philadelphia Textile School
Co. P. Brooks
Lowell Textile School
Mr. Green
Philadelphia Museum
Clarence Hovey
C. A. Russell
Aldrich
W. Aldrich
Senate
Europe
Charles A. Bissell
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. North
Association
West
Hamilton
Harvard
McKinley
Rockville
Conn
United States
Ships of
America
Middlesex Club Ladies Night Echoes Women in Politics
Governor Wolcott and Attorney General Knowlton head a debate on women and politics at the Middlesex Club Ladies Night in the De Medici room. Samuel Elder and Willard Howland offer witty takes while Knowlton extols reform and Hanna’s era as speakers praise progress and the ballot.
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Wocott
Knowlton
Willard How
Samual J. Elder
Wolcott
Samuel J. Elder
Willard Howland
Middlesex Club
de Medici
Tuileries
J. Q. A. Brackett
Napoleon
Roger Wolcott
John L. Bates
Bates
Colconel
Albert Clarke
Miss Clarke
Curtis
Curtis Guild
E. P
Shaw
Elizabeth Shaw
C. W. Whitcomb
H. M. Knowlton
B. F. Lovell
H. A. Richards
Peter Carr
George H. Lyman
Brackett
Melvin U. Adams
Ead
Robert G. Cousins
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Bulfinch
Howland
Dyer
Elder
New Hampshire Club elects officers at annual dinner
Postmaster Henry A. Thomas and naval officer Charles F. Stone spoke at Young's Hotel as the New Hampshire Club elected officers for the coming year. Thomas urged postal reform including ending 1 cent trashy literature in mails amid a $13,000,000 deficit.
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Thomas
Boston
New York
Stone
Henry A. Thomas
Charles F. Stone
New Hampshire Club
Young's Hotel
Winslow Warren
Napoleon B. Bryant
W. F. Daniel
Franklin
N. H
M. J. Pratt
Concord
Eben Folsom
Exeter
F. A. Palmer
Manchester
Frank W. Richardson
Milford
J. L. Spring
Lebanon
Henry O. Kent
Lancaster
A. T. Batchelder
Keene
Henry Abbott
Winchester
Allen N. Clapp
Elbert Wheeler
Nashua
Sidney R. Baxter
F. W. Maynard
Carmi M. Parker
Fitchburg
Mass
George O. Dickerman
Nathan Appleton
P. C. Cheney
George B. Chandler
C. C. Danforth
John McLane
National Postal Service
Albert Geiger Dined Before European Trip
Thirty intimate friends of real estate man Albert Geiger gathered at the Savoy Hotel for a complimentary dinner before his departure for Europe. Colonel Huguley and Daniel A. Shea led the committee. guests included E. J Donovan Samuel Chevalier Andrew J. Bailey and others. Geiger will spend two months abroad mainly in the Mediterranean. The souvenir menu was a heavy engraved card with a likeness on silk.
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Albert Geiger
Savoy Hotel
Europe
H. W. Huguley
Daniel A. Shea
E. J Donovan
Samuel Chevalier
Andrew J. Bailey
Corporation Counsel
Samuel Elizas
New York
A. Ceppi
F. S. Risteen
J. F. Reynolds
R. A. Stranahan
A. D. Mowry
M. H. Curley
Anton Rossi
Mr. Geiger
Mediterranean
Paint and Oil Club Ginner January Meeting Held
The Paint and Oil Club gathered about fifty members in the Exchange Club banquet hall last evening with Mr. J. W. Hoffman presiding. Colonel F. B. Hazeltine delivered a diverting lecture titled Campaigning in Texas drawing on two years in the Lone Star State during the Civil War.
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Paint and Oil Club
Exchange Club
J. W. Hoffman
F. 8. Hazeltine
Texas
Hazeltine
Lone Star
Mayor Quincy Among Guests at Faneuil Dinner
The Faneuil Improvement Association held its annual dinner at the United States Hotel with fifty four members present. George H. VoSe presided. Guests included Mayor Quincy ex Alderman Lee and Charles Pierce while Street Commissioner John P. Dore attended as a guest.
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Faneuil Improvement Association
United States Hotel
George H. VoSe
Quincy
Lee
Charles Pierce
Brooks Street
John P. Dore
Banquet Runs Through Three Local Trade Groups
The Old Colony Grocers and Provision Dealers Union held its annual banquet last night at the United States Hotel with C. L. Keon presiding and officers elected including C. L. Keon president J Nash vice president and M. W. Lynch secretary. The New England Paper Box Manufacturers Association met at the Revere House with eighty members present and officers elected led by A. H. Sweet Norton as president. The New England Foundrymen Association gathered at the United States Hotel for its annual meeting and elected George H Gibby as president with W O Barbour as vice president and George H. Lincoln as treasurer.
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Old Colony Grocers’ and Provision Dealers’ Union
United States
Charles L. Keon
C. L. Keon
J. Nash
C. R. Cox
M. W. Lynch
Josephus Simpson
F. L. Clark
Osborne Rogers
J. A. Connell
George A. Clift
A. T. Faunce
New England Paper Box Manufacturers’ Association
Revere House
H. M. Knowlton
Frank P. Bennett
A. H. Sweet Norton
E. M. Low
Charles Place
E. A. Hale
W. Barbour
New England Foundrymen’s Association
United States Hotel
George H., Gibby
W. O. Barbour
George H. Lincoln
Fred F. Stockwell
F. B. Farnsworth
A. P. Baker
W. H. Carpenter
Thomas McDermott
W. S. Foster
Textile strike turmoil as unions push new organization
In the Lowell area during the strike spartans a wave of union activity grows. Loom fixers gather at Building Laborers Hall signing memberships while the Carders Weavers and Ring Spinners Union holds meetings. Louis W Weeks warns of a wider textile outbreak and urges disciplined action. Officials plan further talks with the company committee tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordingley
Bennett
Weavers’ Union
Louis W. Weeks
Lowell
American Federation of Labor
New England
New
Weavers of Fall River Pledge Support for New Bedford Strike
About 1000 to 120 Fall River weavers met at Music Hall to back New Bedford workers in the upcoming strike starting Monday. They plan to decide funding at tomorrow night’s gathering and may join the fight here if New Bedford wins. The local union will likely wait for the outcome before acting.
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Fall River
Music Hall
New Bedford
Whitehead
City in gloom as Fall River weavers pledge support
In New Bedford on January 12, operatives learned Fall River weavers pledged moral and financial aid to their New Bedford brethren. The Card and Picker Room Association executive committee voted for mass meetings at Sharp shooters Hall and Meaney's Hall to decide on a strike over wage cuts.
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New Bediford
Fall River
New Bedford
Meaney’s Hall
State Board of Arbitration
Miss Burnell's Expenses in Breach of Promise Suit
Justice Olcott orders Blanche A. Burnell of Boston to detail in a bill of particulars the costs of her wedding trousseau and moving expenses from Boston to New York as part of the breach of promise to marry claim against William F. Coles of New York City.
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New York
Supervisor Martin to Lecture on Public Schools
George H. Martin of the Boston Board of School Supervisors will lecture before the Second Universalist Church of Lynn on Sunday evening about Contributions of Public Schools to Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Martin
Boston Board of School Supervisors
Second Universalist Church of
Lynn
Lonsdale Textile Workers Plan Union Backing Amid Wage Cut
In Pawtucket Rhode Island 6500 Lonsdale company employees filled Foresters Hall to discuss wage reductions starting next Monday. They toyed with no immediate strike but prepared to organize a Textile Workers Association branch and formed a five member committee to protest the cut by meeting company officials.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Lonsdale
Lonsdale Company
Foresters’ Hall
Textile Workers’ Association of America
Air Line limited train ties Boston to New York in five hours
Travelers learn the Air Line limited train saves time with a five hour Boston to New York run. Passengers enjoy a half day in Boston before a 1 p m departure and 6 p m arrival with a buffet lunch and theatre-ready schedule. Stops are Willimantic Middletown and New Haven. Park Square Boston to Grand Central New York. Parlor car $2 extra.
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Boston
New York
Air Line
New England Railroad
Willimantic
Middletown
New Haven
Parksquare Station
Grand Central Station
New York Visitor Resembles Mark Hanna at BU
Boston University hosted Carl O. Harstrom of Hobart College New York who arrived yesterday and drew attention as the facsimile of Mark Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
New York
Carl 0. Harstrom
Hobart College
N. Y
Mark Hanna
Man Injured After Fall at City Street Staircase
Antonio Zerazoli of 2 Sheafe Street, aged 40, fell down stairs at 156 Prince Street at 11 16 last night, breaking his right thigh. He was transported to City Hospital for treatment.
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Antonio Zerazoli
Prince Street
City
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W. W. Davis
J. RB. Holden
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Scott F. Bedford
C. F. Woodward
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E. G. Frothingham
J. A. Bailey
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L. ©. Southard
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Boston Theatre
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Jolly New Opera
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Cessee
Vesta
Tilley and Her Great Vaudeville Company
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MATS
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Smith & Herbert
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Mr. Bugle
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Eve
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Ce Ross
Caraman
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Ani
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