Settlement Reached in Haverhill Shoe Workers Strike
After a lengthy hearing the State Board of Arbitration recommended that J H Winehell & Co employees return to work with a pledge to seek a fair settlement. The panel urged local or state arbitration if needed and praised the board for preventing wage reductions in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Winehell
H. J. Skeffington
Winchell
Traverhill
Haverhill
State Board
Walcott
Porter Gardner
Knights of Labor
Skettington
Orgamzer Moulton
Gardner Bros
Maverhill
Manufacturers’ Association
State Board of Arbitration
Messrs. Moulton and Skettington
Boot and Shoe Workers’ International Union
J. 11. Winehell & Co
Messrs. Moulton and Skeffington
Railroad Smashups Kill Several in Midwest Collisions
Reports detail multiple rail accidents January 17 near Cincinnati College Hill Junction Hannibal Missouri and Kansas City area. Victims include John Wilson EF Witherbee Frank Trimball Joseph Galey engineer Howland and fireman Terman among others with injuries and total wrecks of cars and engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
Glendale
Cincinnati
College Hill Junction
Chicago
John Wilson
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
EF. W. Witherbee
Toledo
James Staley
William Klamitz
Ie Coagley
Belknap
Hannibal
Rock Island
Wanshoro
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memphis
Howland
Tlerman
Oes Hughey
Widdeson
Fiewland
Nuchey
Liberia's Blacks Demand 100 Million For Their Case
A public call argues Afro Americans should secure 100 million dollars to aid their status in Liberia criticizing racial conditions and urging coordinated action. The piece frames financial backing as essential to advancement and equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberia
World's Fair Committee Oklahoma Bill Amendment Marches On
Washington January 17 House action on a World’s Fair plan includes creating a nine member select committee to coordinate the 400th anniversary of America discovery and the 1892 World’s Fair. Oklahoma land town site bill advances with a limit of five three member boards and strict occupancy rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MckKinley
House
Committee On Rules
Springer
Illinois
Flower
New York
Raines
Burrows
Michigan
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Baker
Culberson
Texas
Tarsney
United States
Walker Blaine
Field and Staff Officers Entertained at Algonquin Club
The First Regiment of Infantry field and staff were entertained at a dinner last night hosted by Adjutant Hobbs and Inspector Hall of Rifle Practice. Most officers attended including Colonel T R Mathews, Adjutant General Dalton and Colonel Rockwell. Informal speeches followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonquin Club
Hobbs
T. R. Mathews
Dalton
Rockwell
Morse Assails Interstate Law and Long Haul Clauses
Representative Elijah A. Morse of Massachusetts urged repeal of the interstate commerce law and its long and short haul and anti pooling provisions. He argued the law reduced railroad value by over 200 million dollars, harmed New England industry, and favored trunk-line monopolies while driving up freight rates across meat and other goods. He urged applying the law to Canadian railroads and criticized its effect on competition and local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elijah A. Morse
Massachusetts
House Committee On Commerce
United States
New England
Morse
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Captain Rettig and passenger charged in jewelry smuggling
Captain William Rettig of the Ward line steamer Saratoga and passenger Isaac Lamon were arrested in New York on a smuggling charge after $5000 worth of jewelry was found at Rettig's house. Lamon had asked Rettig to hold the items while Lamon visited bankers, planning to transfer them to a ship to Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Rettig
Ward Line
Saratoga
Havana
Isaac Lamon
United States
Rettig
Lamon
Sandy Hook
Amsterdam
DANGERS TO MONARCHY IN PARIS ALARM BRITISH PRESS
Paris hosts a powerful group planning to proclaim an Iberian republic. Bismarck urges the British ambassador to press Lord Salisbury to curb French press attacks that threaten monarchies and European peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bismarck
Lonves
Dunlap Cable News Company
Lord Salisbury
Krench Press
Europe
Passenger Train Breaks Through 20-Foot Snow Drifts
Denver Colo Jan 17 The snow blockade ends as the first passenger train reaches Alamosa from Durango after one of the severest storms of the season. Drifts reach twenty feet in places and six feet above car tops in the stalled section. Passengers unharmed, sheltered by a nearby section house with food and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Alamosa
Durango
Harvard University Calendar Closed Dates and Events
Calendar items list lectures and services at Harvard University from January 19 to January 25. Notable events include the Rt. Rev. T. A. Dunley at Apolton Chanel, seminars with G A Barton and Alfred T White, Charity in a Large City conference, Divinity School chapel talks, and mid year examinations starting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apvleton Chanel
T. A. Dunley
D.D
Kentucky
Semitic Seminary
G. A. Barton
Tiamat
Sever
University
Alfred T. White
Brooklyn
N. Y
Divinity School
Appleton Chapel
Yale Graduates Banquet Highlights Yale Progress
Chauncey M. Depew addressed 200 Yale graduates at Delmonico's dinner, joking about brains during the football talk. President Dwight praised Yale progress including Lawrence College, Dwight Hall, the Chittenden Library gift, and Osborne Hall. Other toasts followed by Townsend Twitchell Hlowland Wrench and Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chauneccy M. Depew
Yale
Delmonico
Dwight
University
Lawrence College
Dwight Hall
Chittenden
Osborne Hall
William R.townsend
Joseph H. Twitchell
Henry E. Hlowland
Francis 0. Wrench
A. P. Wilder
A Bullet in the Brain Ends Cambridge Youth Life
John W. Wallace twenty two of Cambridge rooming with the Sheehans at 122 East Dedham street. About 7 45 last evening he shot himself in his room a pistol found near his body. He had worked for an electric light company and recently suffered a leg fracture. He died after being taken to City hospital the bullet lodged in his brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wallace
Cambridge
Sheehan
Dedham Street
Wallace
Electric Light Company
William C Lamkin Dies A Pioneer Shoe Merchant
William C Lamkin of Lamkin and Foster died yesterday after years of illness, age 76. Born in Guildhall Vermont in 1848 he worked in Saratoga then Chicago before moving to Boston in 1862 to enter the boot and shoe business as clerk and proprietor. He aided Maplewood Baptist Sabbath School and helped finance the First Baptist Church edifice. He resided in Boston with a summer home at Gloucester and is survived by his widow and three young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberia
Africa
Mate Matterson
United States
Matterson
Senate
Huebler
Dr. Huebler
Busan
David A. Day
Muhlenburg
St. Paul River
Curiaco
W. A. Pledger
Georgia
South
North
H. Co. CC
League
St. Louis
W. L. Eagleson
Oklhahoma Immigration Society
Kansas
North Carolina
Union
Colonel Morgan
Cherokee Strip
Indian Territory
Blair
Butler
Oklahoma
Louisvillle
H. M. Turner
Atlanta
Veledtas C. “Damerin
William C. Lamkin
Lamkin & Foster
Mr. Lamkin
Guildhall
Saratoga
Chicago
Boston
Notable New England Dignitaries and Citizens Die
Obituaries from Rockville to Dover record the deaths of Judge G W West of Rockville Connecticut aged forty four Judge I T Holmes former New York congressman died aged seventy five Sister Simplicia former Carney Hospital superior died after pneumonia Asa T Soule founder of Soule College and Hop Bitters presiding banker and western Kansas figure Commodore Joseph Hull USN retired aged eighty seven Oakes S S Lowe Brockton businessman Oliver Cushing Lowell gas line official and bank head Mary J Hall widow of Lieutenant Hall sister Angeline Cushing and other long time local leaders pass away in recent days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. West
Rockville
Conn
Waldo Hubbard & Hyde
Hartford
West
Ellington
Tolland
I. T. Holmes
Bay City
Mich
Twenty-Second
New York
Roscoe Conkling
Simplicia
Carney Hospital
Julia Rigney
Treland
St. Louis
Order of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Asa T. Soule
Rochester
N. Y
Hop Bitters Company
Kansas
Soule College
Dodge City
First National Bank
Joseph Bartine Hull
U.S.N
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Oakes SS. Lowe
Brockton
Oliver Edwards Cushing
Lowell Gas Light Company
Lowell Cemetery Corporation
Lowell Five Cents Savings Bank
Spring Hill
Sandwich
Society of Friends
Thomas Bunker
Navy
Grand Army Organization
United States
Dover
N. H
Bye-Election Returns in Newfoundland Favor Government
St John s Newfoundland January 17 The bye elections in the province result in government candidates winning by large majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
St John’s, N. F
West End street rail way workers form large new membership drive
The first division of West End street railway employees met in Foresters Hall Roxbury last evening and initiated many new members. Speeches urged workers to join the Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Street Railway
Foresters’ Hall
Roxbury
L. W. Sherman & Co Move to Expanded Commercial Street Quarters
L. W. Sherman & Co 74 and 76 Commercial Street wholesale commission merchants in fruit and produce, among the largest receivers of Florida oranges and lemons Georgia beaches in their season watermelons bananas apples grapes strawberries and Southern truck. They have moved to their new commodious quarters at 74 and 76 Commercial Street with modern improvements to handle increasing business. Their trade extends beyond New England to national and international markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Sherman & Co
Commercial Street
Florida
Georgia
Messrs. Sherman & Co
New England
Boston Art Club Draws Crowds at Forty First Exhibition
The Boston Art Club opened its forty first exhibition with 215 works, the largest yet, including Major Saint Genevieve and Richards Evangeline. Major pieces flank the main gallery with landscapes by Enneking and others, while visitors discuss works in reception rooms and library before public hours from morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Art Club
Ernest L. Major
Saint Genevieve
Paris
Evangeline
Samuel Richards
Jobin J. Enneking
New York
Annie
Ellin
West Gallery
Hugo Breul
New England
Robert Reid
Egypt
Arthur W. Dow
Philip Hale
Adelaide Palmer
Northwest Gallery
Stephen Parrish
A. H. Munsell
Club
Ostend
William KE. Norton
High Beach
Provincetown
Marcus Waterman
City
F. Childe Hassam
O. C. Wigand
Henry Plumb
Indian reform efforts applaud Duncan work at Mohonk meet
The Lake Mohonk conference praised William Duncan for his Christian effort to civilize and educate Indigenous peoples. The assembly, with figures like General Howard and Captain Pratt, passed a unanimous resolution offering sympathy for losses from fire and congratulating Duncan on progress. Funds were reported at 454428 with recent subscriptions and forwardings totaling 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Armstrong
Alaska
Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Boston
Lyman Abbott
The
Christian Union
J. M. Buckley
Christian Advocate
W. Hayes Ward
the Independent
Francis Wayland
Yale Law School
William Duncan
Duncan
Rutherford B. Hayes
William Strong
Justice Supreme Court
United States
O. 0. Howard
U.S.A
IT. J. Morgan
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Constitutional and Political History of the United States Vol VI
Dr von Holst analyzes 1857 to 1859 focusing on the Dred Scott decision the Lecompton split and Kansas politics. He covers the financial crisis Mormons filibuster Cuba and Nicaraguan issues while critiquing Buchanan and Walker. The review notes the translation and publication details in Chicago and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. von Holst
Pr. von Kiolst
Buchanan
Supreme Court of the United States
Dred Scott
Territories
Gray
Supreme Court
Lowell
United States
Congress
Laney
Campbell
Grier
Catroll
Wayne
Daniel
Kansas
South
Stephen A. Douglas
Senate
von Holst
Walker
Cuba
Suchanan
The
H. von Holst
John J. Lalor
Chicago
Callaghan & Co
Boston
A. A. Waterman & Co
The prettiest in Florida lake Helen and DeLand described
The article extols Deland and Lake Helen Florida as carefully planned beauty spots. It highlights orange groves, pine forests, and ornamental homes with Queen Anne touches. Hotels and boarding houses are praised for high standards and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLand Oe
Parceland
Florida
University Bulding
Deland
Parceland Hotel
C. H. Jones
Aeros Union
An Helen
Mace
Ohio
Lake Helen
Lake Llelen
Harlan House
Viney Woods
R Fomaa
H. A. Deland
Fila
Florida Sal
H. A
Fla
Enlarged and improved Lake Helen hotel features
The property doubles capacity since 1886 and 1887 with elegant new furniture electric bells and amenities for tennis croquet billiards bowling and dining. Fresh vegetables berries from hotel garden milk abundant and a modern lakeside setting in a pine grove eight miles from Blue Springs Landing on the St. Johns River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Helen
Fla
Atlantic & Western Railroad
Blue Springs Landing
St. John’s River
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Richard P. Barry
Davor
the World's Fair Committee
Congressman Morse
Captain Rettig
Colorado
Harvard University
President Dwight and
Metlakahtla, Alaska
W. H. OL
Women’s National Indian Association
Fall River
Pessisetts Indian Association
EF. H
Brookline
K. A
C. Pens
Loward L. Thomas
Sears
P. O
Thomas Y. Crowell & CO
Purchase ST
Oliver
Grvesgson
Cray
N. Kenison & Sons
Winter Street
N. Nicemison
Winter
Tremont Street
NEW Books
G. Hubbard
Newbury Street
Susan Gheever
Music Mall
Monvellcia
Ftassacier
Cretasan
Noulich
Probat
Court Square
Suffolk
John B. Fitzpatrick
Arkwright
Fink Insurance Co
Bowdoin Building
Milk St
Arkwright Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Milk Street
Heck
Boylston Insurance Compan
Boylston Insurance Co
Kilby Street
M. W. Glover
Acheleuts Iospital Life Insurance Company
State Street
J. C. Braman
Blackstone National Bank OF Boston
Ihe
Hanover Street
Ciock A. Ih
James Adams
New City
Whipple Co
Anna J. Phillins
Union National Bank of Boston
Hel and
An Laks Helen
Empressions of
eLand
Lake Afelen
Hotels of
DeLand and
Lake Meien, Fla
Piney
Harlan Hotel
Harlan
Lake Helen, Fla
Haran
KK. A. Wyatt
Hl. A. Deland
Lake Helen, Florida
Lake Flelen
DeLand, Fla
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