Douglas Still Hopeful on Fall River Strike Settlement
Governor Douglas seeks a final settlement in Fall River industrial strife as operatives and manufacturers resume talks after a prolonged conflict. Local leaders and business figures push for a quick peace ahead of a Wednesday state house conference while insurance and wage issues loom over concessions.
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Douglas
Fall River
State House
Boston
Anda
M. T. Hudner
James C. Brady
Govenor
John W. Coughlin
Hilliard
James Tansey
Overdue Schooner Ashore Near Halifax
The 84 ton schooner Omega, owned by Captain Neil Sutherland and from Louisburg Nova Scotia, ran aground in Thrump Cap Shoals at the harbor entrance. She is leaking and tugs have not saved her.
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Halifax
N. S
Omega
Neil Sutherland
Thrump Cap
Louisburg
C. B
Fall River Strike Facts and Demographics Summary
A fragmentary Fall River record cites a strike figure of 268,000 with related totals of 2,577,450 and 68,200 alongside 821,665,000 and 1,000,000. It notes a 10,000,000 dollar item and references a 26 percent see 1513 for strike with 396 against. Read as census-like data, the piece lists 2,479,000 and 4,307,200, plus 200,000 a seer and 600 singles with marital status 15,800 married 9,200 widowed 950 divorced. It gives birthplace totals 7,200 native-born and 18,800 foreign-born, and identifies major groups French Canadians English Poles Portuguese with 36 percent French, 26 percent Great Britain and 20 percent Ireland.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Cambridge Man Dies Suddenly in Home at 3:30
Albert E. Hill aged 45 of 159 Auburn street Cambridge collapsed and died in his wife's arms while preparing photographic plates in a bathroom. Death attributed to apoplexy. Hill longtime secretary of Friendship Lodge I O O F and trusted employee at Wilson Larrabee & Co. He leaves a widow a son and a daughter. Funeral set for 2:30 Wednesday at 159 Auburn street.
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Albert E. Hill
Auburn Street
Cambridge
Mr. Hill
Bob Hill
Wilson, Larrabee & Co
Bedford Street
Boston
Friendship Lodge
Charles River
Hill
Canadian Agent Discusses Immigration Outreach in Dorchester
Thomas Hetherington, an agent of the Canadian government, told a Post reporter at 9 High Street Dorchester that his role is to furnish information to inquiries from New England residents. He said Canada is not coaxing emigration but representing Ottawa and noting that the ministry is considering the matter.
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Canada
New England States
Ottawa
Thomas Hetherington
High Street
Dorchester
Post
Hetherington
Mother of French President Dead
Mme Loubet, mother of President Emile Loubet, died at Marseille at 3 p.m. from lung congestion at age 92. The president and family members were at her bedside. The funeral is planned for Tuesday and Loubet will depart Paris to attend. Officials and diplomats expressed sympathy at the Elysee.
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Paris
Mme. Loubet
Marsanne
Paul
Loubet
Marianne
Mme, Loubet
Elysee Palace
France
Combes
Boston man arrested in New York for prune and raisin theft
Jacob Effrat, 30, of Boston, was arrested on a charges warrant from Chief Watts. Inspector Wolf recovered prunes and raisins valued over $600 that Effrat allegedly stole from his former employer, Abraham Zion of 125 Fulton Street, Boston. Police say he planned to dispose of the fruit locally.
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New York
Jacob Effrat
Boston
Watts
Wolf
Effrat
Abraham Zion
Fulton Street
Zion
Funeral of Jeremiah C. Moloney Former Boston Navy Yard Official
Funeral services for Jeremiah C. Moloney former chief clerk in the steam engineering department of the Boston navy yard were held yesterday from his home in Charles Town. Rev. Philip Gormley officiated. Bearers included Peter F. Tague Joseph O Hara Edward M Gallagher John W Heffernan Eugene Reardon Frank McGarry John Welch and Michael O Brien. Floral tributes came from navy yard employees Revere Yacht Club Charlestown friends Catholic Literary Union and Royal Arcanum. Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Jeremiah C. Moloney
Steam Engineering
Boston Navy Yard
Soley Street
Charlestown
Philip Gormley
Peter F. Tague
Joseph O'Hare
Edward M. Gallagher
John W. Heffernan
Eugene Reardon
Frank McGarry
John Welch
Michael O’brien
Navy Yard
Revere Yacht Club Associates
Charlestown Friends
Catholic Literary Union
Council 1008
Royal Arcanum
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Plea for Association Football at Harvard
Charles G. Fall, former Harvard oarsman, urges Harvard to adopt association football in a Harvard Crimson piece. He argues it is a fair, spectator friendly game that values skill, not brute strength, and invites broader participation beyond star players and bleachers.
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Charles G. Fall
Harvard
Harvard Crimson
Fall
Venice
Paris
Buckram
Theodore Roosevelt
Yale
America
Attempt on General Trepoff in Moscow by student
A student in a cap fired three shots at General Trepoff at Nicholas station in Moscow as Grand Duke Sergius bade farewell. All shots missed. Trepoff, once Moscow police chief, faced prior 1902 attempts by a governess, a would be dagger attacker, and a rusticated student who wounded an officer.
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Moscow
Nicholas Station
General Trepoff
Grand Duke
Sergius
St. Petersburg
Red Cross Society
Manchuria
Allart
Trepofft
Jag with Gun in Street Car
An intoxicated man aboard an outbound Chelsea street car near Charlestown brandished a loaded revolver causing panic. Patrolman Berry arrested Mark Gurdon, 30, of Roxbury at City Square after the conductor called for help. A six inch knife was found on him. he faced drunkenness charges.
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Chelsea
New Charlestown Bridge
North Station
City Square
Charlestown
Walter M. Berry
Mark Gurdon
Cottage Place
Roxbury
Philo Celtic Society Elects Officers for 1905
At a meeting on Whitmore Street the Philo Celtic Society ratified officers for 1905. President J. P. Lane, vice president Jeremiah Shaw, recording secretary Mrs J P Lane, financial secretary D J Hanlon, corresponding secretary M J Devlin, treasurer Miss M A Foran, superintendent J A Hickey, directors Miss N A Ryan J B Corcoran and M Mulroy. The hour featured Irish poetry and Celtic songs.
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Philo-Celtic Society
Whitmore Street
J. P. Lane
Jeremiah Shaw
D. J. Hanlon
M. J. Devlin
M. A. Foran
J. A. Hickey
N. A. Ryan
J. B. Corcoran
M. Mulroy
Newton Victim of Electric Car Dies
Newton reports James Chisholm aged 86 died after being struck by an electric car on Washington street West Newton Thursday January 12. He resided with his son A D Chisholm on Court street Newtonville.
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Newton
James Chisholm
Washington Street
West Newton
Chisholm
A. D. Chisholm
Court Street
Newtonville
Warren Avenue Baptist Church Cleared of Debts
Pastor Johnson announced after a full house last night that the congregation raised enough money to clear all debts and a surplus. He thanked givers and predicted rapid growth may require enlarging the building to seat more than the current 1100.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
800 Men Admitted to Holy Name Society at St Rose
At St Rose Catholic Church Chelsea 800 parish men were formally admitted to the Holy Name Society. Vespers were sung by Rev Father Quinlan Power delivered a sermon on the holy name and its meaning. Men were received by Rev Father Power with assistance from Rev Father Grady. Father Power gave benediction with Grady as sub deacon. A 50 voice male choir performed with soloists William Fitzgerald and Frank Tywell.
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St. Rose Catholic Church
Chelsea
Holy Name Society
Father Quinlan
Father Power
Father Grady
William Fitzgerald
Frank Tywell
286 Classes for the Boston Dog Show Next Month
Secretary Gero of the New England Kennel Club beach show committee issues 5000 premium lists for the Boston dog show. The calendar lists 286 regular classes with entry fees of 10 dollars general 5 dollars for puppies and novices 15 dollars 10 dollars and 5 dollars for limit and open with ribbons. Entries close January 31.
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Gero
New England Kennel Club
Boston
Mrs Lindberg's Fatal Wounds After Insanity Slaying
Mrs Frank Lindberg died at City Hospital after she fatally cut her throat and wrist with her husband's razor in a fit of temporary insanity caused, her husband claims, by brooding over the Tucker murder case. He had been at her side in the hospital and she reportedly expressed sorrow for her action before dying. He noted her nerves were frayed by the Tucker trial and cited past brewer strike as a trigger.
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Frank Lindberg
Tucker
City Hospital
Burkhardt
Rev D C Garrett Speaks at Boston Y M C U on Faith
The Rev. David C. Garrett addressed the Boston Y M C U last evening on The Bond That Cannot be Broken. He cited Paul’s words and St Chrysostom to emphasize steadfast faith while a Philharmonic Orchestra offered a choice musical program.
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David C. Garrett
Boston Y. M. C. U
Paul
Christ
St. Chrysostom
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
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