PIERCE WILL LEAD CITY REPUBLICANS
The Republican city committee endorsed Dr. George B. Pierce for the presidency. About 28 representatives from 20 wards attended. Pierce won by 20 votes to 8, with 122 votes needed for the nomination. The committee will meet Friday at Wesleyan Hall Bromfield Street.
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Edward W. Presho
Jerome A. Petttti
Walter L. Sears
Simon Goldberg
Henry C. Richardson
J. Bernard Furber
Courtenay Guild
George Holden Tinkham
Harry H. Buxbaum
James M. Douglass
E. Mortain Hatch
James Lewis
William H. Lott
Frank E. Willis
Albert E. Taylor
Lorenzo D. F. Marston
Henry E. Bowden
James H. Neil
Fred E. Bolton
Walter A. Webster
Ward
George B. Gray
George A. Walker
Willard W. Hibbard
Isaac F. Woodbury
John E. Cotter
Hutchinson
Dr. Pierce
Harry Atwood
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Bartlett & Kenney
Stoppered Strike Claims Halt in Shoe Workers Fight
Armstrong, leader of the Cutters, told Haverhill allies that further strikes are unnecessary for now. He called on Samuel Gompers and Mitchell of the independents for aid as progress is reported in the labor dispute affecting boot and shoe workers.
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Agent Armstrong
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Fire destroys Massachusetts Broken Stone plant in Salem
A blaze in Salem today leveled the machine shop storehouse and office of the Massachusetts Broken Stone Company at Chapel Hill. The fire caused about $3000 in damage and disrupted Boston & Maine traffic between Salem and Boston.
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Massachusetts Broken Stone Company
Chapel Hill
Boston & Maine
Here
Boston
Haverhill Appeals to AFL and Mine Workers Leaders
In January 2010 Haverhill officials seek to neutralize prevailing hysteria amid unrest tied to Boot and Shoe Workers' Union activity. They urge Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell to travel to Haverhill to help prevent strikes and aid independent workers in the ongoing labor tensions.
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American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
Gallinger Again Senator In New Hampshire
In Concord on January 20 the House read favorable committee reports on bills to set up a State laboratory of hygiene and a State sanitarium for consumptives. A measure to bar distribution of spirituous liquors by clubs or individuals was introduced. Both houses re elected United States Senator Gallinger. The Senate approved a bill creating a police commission for Dover.
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House Today
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Senate
Dover
War to Remove Subway Turnstiles Gains Steam
Boston attorney P H Kelley leads a campaign to remove turnstiles from subway and elevated station exits after injuries to riders. He cites public nuisance concerns and seeks action at the railroad commissioners hearing set for 11 30 a m next week.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Boston
C. M. Bonneau
Henry V. Pinemain
M. A. Alexander
Somerville
F. W. Griffin
Kelley
Commissioners’ Office
Beacon Street
Secretary Hay Sickness Confines Him at Home
Washington January 20 Secretary Henry Cabot Hay is confined to his home due to illness from a cold picked up during a trip to New York. He is resting and under medical care as officials reported.
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Washington
Hays
New York
Investigation into Death of Joseph Nichols at Police Station
Lowell report outlines an inquiry into the death of Joseph Nichols found unconscious on Warren street Saturday at midnight. Officer Somers placed him in a cell where he remained unconscious until visits by the keeper at 5 and 8 o'clock, when Deputy Welch was alerted and discovered Nichols dead.
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Joseph Nichols
Warren Street
Somers
Welch
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