Four fish fares report at T Wharf amid lean supplies
Four vessels brought 54 309 pounds of mixed fish with haddock 40 000 pounds and cod 6 800 pounds. Prices rose on light receipts with haddock and cod at 61 4 cents per pound and hake 51 4 to 71 4 cents. Vessels W Warren line Michigan arrived safely despite ice and weather delays as other ships continued to sail or be towed for port repairs.
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Resolution on Russian American treaty fails by committee
A House resolution by Representative Henry M. Goldfogle urging President Roosevelt to halt enforcement of the 1888 Russian American treaty did not receive full backing from a special committee of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations at its opening session. The council then adjourned after forming standing committees to draft resolutions on civic and religious issues.
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May End Controversy With Douglas Shoe Co
Brockton Jan 19 The William L Douglas Shoe Company accepts Brockton City Council and citizens sub committee recommendations to end the long running dispute with the Boot and Shoe Workers Union. The union executive board has acted but secretary treasurer Baine would not comment. The company has moved major production to Springvale Maine Haverhill Marlboro Massachusetts and Nashua New Hampshire reducing Brockton operations as part of the dispute over wage scales and business location.
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Well Known Fish Dealer Figures in Divorce Court
In a public divorce case Judge Fessenden heard John M. Locker a prominent local fish dealer and his wife Joanna Locker. The wife contests a libel alleging infidelity with Lydia Burns and Annie Rooney amid Ash Wednesday fish trade bustle. The trial resumes this morning.
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Kieran in Buffalo on Fidelity Funding Fame Note
P J Kier an of Fidelity Funding Company fame visited Buffalo today and remains in the area.
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Boston to Have Public Building Art Censors
Mayor Hibbard will form another unpaid commission to ensure municipal buildings meet artistic standards. The panel, created after a Boston Society of Architects meeting at the City Club, will work with Corporation Counsel Babson on ordinances to appoint the commission.
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Sherman Act Hits Patents and Trade Agreements
Judge Brown rules that agreements restricting interstate trade by patent owners violate the Sherman act. The decision concerns Yale & Townes versus Blount Manufacturing over liquid door checks. The ruling holds patent rights do not justify monopolistic contracts that curb competition. The piece also covers President Roosevelt’s Liberia aid request and Secretary Root’s assessment of Liberia’s need for US support.
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Proves Aid for Liberia Gets Presidential Backing
President Roosevelt transmitted a letter from Secretary Root to Congress requesting authority to appoint a three member American commission to Liberia to aid its government. He asked for a $20,000 appropriation to cover the commission’s expenses.
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