Lynn Shoe Strike Expands As Women Stitchers Stand With Union
In Lynn the shoe industry dispute widens as 200 women stitchers form an independent Knights of Labor affiliated union after a mass Odd Fellows Hall meeting. M W Cutters Union and J E Chesley warn of further trouble. 192 cutters and 330 stitchers are out, with Brockton and Haverhill also affected and a noon deadline for Packard Company scale compliance. Master Workman I B Armstrong predicts morning developments despite opposition from firms resisting the new terms.
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I. Boynton Armstrong
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Lynn
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Haverhill
Boot and Shoe Workers
Brockton
M. A. Packard Company
Donovan
Harney
Cloudy Boston Weekend Forecast With Brisk Winds
Partly cloudy weather expected in Boston and surrounding areas this weekend with cooler conditions on Sunday and fresh westerly winds. Father John’s Medicine promotes bronchitis and asthma cures with a guarantee.
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Boston
Vicinity
Woman in Chelsea hospital declares food poisoned
Mrs. Richardson at Frost Hospital in Chelsea refuses to eat, insisting the food is poisoned. She escapes her room, breaks into the kitchen, consumes scraps from other patients, and repeatedly attempts to pry open windows barred with nails as staff closely monitor her.
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Mrs. Richardson
Frost Hopital
Chelsea
Yale Students Accused in Ticket Fraud and Assault Case
Three Yale seniors Bradford Ellsworth Wil lam R Orthwein and Harold M Sawyer were arrested in New Haven in a civil action by Sidney Troeder of Roxbury Mass a ticket speculator who says he was assaulted on the night of Nov 20 and had a diamond pin and 12 tickets stolen He seeks 2300 damages The City Court had convicted and fined the three in a related assault case and bonds were furnished for a Superior Court term.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sidney Troeder
Roxbury
Mass
Bradford Ellsworth
New York
Willam R. Orthwein
St. Louis
Harold M. Sawyer
Bridgeport
Troeder
Man Killed in Elevator Crash at Fulton Street Building
Charles Weber, 22, of 13 Barton Street, died at Relief station shortly after 6 last night from injuries in an elevator accident at 119 Fulton Street. Weber, riding the elevator, was thrown against the well between basement and first floor. His skull was fractured and body crushed. he died without regaining consciousness.
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Charles Weber
Barton Street
Fulton Street
Weber
Test case verdicts in Miller v. B E Rail Co
In Norfolk County Superior Court, Melinda Miller and James E. Miller versus the Boston Elevated Railway Company ended with sealed verdicts awarding Mrs. Miller 1125 dollars and her husband 150 dollars. The actions, tried together, stemmed from injuries and loss of services claimed after stepping into an opening between elevated train car platforms. The jury also found the company negligent in not using modern safeguards to close open spaces between cars.
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Dedham
Norfolk County Superior Court
Melinda Miller
Boston Elevated Railway Company
James E. Miller
Harvard University Investments Net $625000
Harvard University's annual treasurer's statement shows income from investments for the past fiscal year of 625,548.72 dollars and total investments of 14,114,641.85 dollars. Gifts for capital account reached 727,846.58 dollars and gifts for immediate use 367,891.87 dollars. Major gifts included 308,758.17 dollars from John D. Rockefeller for the new medical school. Subscriptions for the medical school totaled 19,924.79 dollars and a 100,000 dollar gift supported the George Higginson professorship of physiology from the Higginson children's estate.
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Harvard University
John D. Rockefeller
New Medical School
George Higginson
Higginson
Family revolver misfire injures Allston woman
Mary Be. Flaherty of 21 Linden Street Allston nearly died when a loaded revolver left in a bureau drawer discharged while she was cleaning a drawer at home yesterday morning. She was taken to City Hospital where she rested comfortably late last night.
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Mary BE. Flaherty
Linden Street
Allston
City Hospital
Cushing Wins School Board Fight and Reelects Himself
Grafton D. Cushing was effectively reelected president of the School Board on the fourth ballot after recognizing the moment to vote for himself. The process saw multiple ballots with Cushing steadily gaining support, and final approval with Democratic votes split. The meeting named Edward C. Baldwin supervisor of janitors and Dr. McDonald treasurer, and set a new adjournment date.
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Grafton D. Cushing
Cushing
Palance Scattering
Mr. Cushing
James A. McDonald
Storrow
Kenney
Sullivan
Merritt
Brett
Kenny
Gallivan
Mr. Storrow
Edward C. Baldwin
Dr. McDonald
Battle of Wits at Cape Cod Travellers Dinner
Judge Dewey and Rev William T McElveen joined Cape Cod Commercial Travellers Association guests at the Brunswick dinner. McElveen told stories to humor the crowd while Dewey joked about attending late and paying for next year. Officials elected were Black president Jerauld vice president Knowles secretary Hobbs treasurer.
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Judge Dewey
Rev. W. T. McElveen
Judge Henry
Dewey
William T. McElveen
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
George A. Bruce
Newman
H. B. Black
G. A. Jerauld
A. T. Knowles
C. B E. Hobbs
Cardinal Vannutelli Named Pope's Vice Chancellor
Rome January 16 Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli appointed vice chancellor of the Roman Catholic Church succeeding Cardinal Parocchi who died yesterday. Vannutelli, archbishop of Bologna ten years ago, is a leading figure and cardinal bishop of Frascati. As prefect of bishops and regulars he heads the church's high court and enforces discipline among priests and prelates worldwide. He is one of the most senior dignitaries in the church.
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Rome
Serafino Vannutelli
Parocchi
Cardinal Vannutelli
Bologna
Leo
Cardinal Vannuitelli
Frascati
Sacred Congregation of Bishops and
Sacred College
The
Sacred Congregation of Bishops and Regulars
Ecclesiastic Supreme Court
Quarryman Fatally Injured in Quarry Blast
Quincy Jan 16 Robert Fineley a laborer at O S Rodgers quarry was killed by a premature explosion. During blasting he moved too close to a charge. he was blown back and badly mangled. He is not expected to live.
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Quincy
Robert Fineley
O. S. Rodgers
Fineley
Yale Defeats Princeton 30 to 9 in Yale Gym
Yale and Princeton met in New Haven where Yale led from the start and won 30 to 9 at the Yale Gymnasium. Strong Yale defense limited Princeton to a single-digit total while Yale's offense clicked in the opening intercollegiate basketball series. The game showcased Yale's quick transition and precise shooting as they pulled away in the second half.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Yale Gymnasium
Overdue liner St Louis sighted off Nantucket lightship
The American liner St Louis overdue since January 3 was seen near Nantucket lightship at 6 40 PM moving dead slow with possible boiler trouble. It is expected to reach Sandy Hook by tomorrow noon and signals for help would bring tugs. The ship, twin of the St Paul, carries 1800 people and features extensive safety systems.
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New York
St. Louis
Nantucket
Sandy Hook
American Line
Southampton
South Shoal
Clement A. Griscom, Jr
Fire Island
St. Paul
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M. W. Cutters’ Union
L. A
Knights of Labor
J. E. Chesley
Michael Berry
B&swu
TON Blogan CO
Walton & Logan Stock Fitters
Ott
Passon
Europe
Crystal Domino
American Sugar Refining Company
Thompson Spa
Washington Street
Eeeesse
Band Akata
Checkonineapesne
John
Mall Toying TN
Phi
Sues
Roxbury Ticket
Harvard University Investments
Holton
Cardinal Vannutelli Pope
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