Brooklyn Strikers Seek 800000 in Suits Over Cut Rail Service
Brooklyn unions plan class action against the Brooklyn Heights company for one week’s pay for 160 men and damages for ten hour law violations, aiming for up to 800000. They allege lockouts without warning while nonunion lines face boycott and legal action looms.
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Rioting Driver Edward McDonald Arrested in Newtown
In Newtown L I on January 27 Edward McDonald a North Second avenue line driver was arrested for rioting after a clash between strikers non union men and deputy sheriffs on Grand street across the Brooklyn line. A streetcar was wrecked and several heads broken. Deputies kept Maspeth stables on duty as efforts to run a car again are planned.
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Sailors From Wrecked Prescott Reach New York
On the Saginaw from Azua arrive four sailors from the Bangor Maine schooner Ernest W. Prescott wrecked on the Northeast Reef near Monte Christi at 4:30 am January 21. The Prescott cargo was lumber and general goods from Wilmington to Monte Christi. crew saved, Captain Farrow remains in Haiti. Also eight men from the Norwegian bark Cora, from Stavinger, ashore near Cabaret San Domingo January 11, crew saved effects. the Cora was insured.
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Parish priest honored with generous gifts in East Cambridge
The Rev Father Philip ODonnell, newly selected pastor of Northampton Street Church, received a warm welcome from Sacred Heart parishioners. His former pastor Rev Father John F OBrien hosted a dinner and a church visit where gifts totaling 2300 were presented by parish and union members. John W Coveney and Division 15 AOH gave 100, and OBrien added 100 personal. A reception followed as Cambridge residents from all denominations congratulated ODonnell.
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Pope's encyclical praised by Standard summary
The Standard prints tomorrow a summary of the Pope's encyclical to American bishops. It notes the dedication to education, University of Washington, North American College in Rome, and the apostolic delegation. The letter calls unity in marriage, ends strife, and urges missionary work among Indians.
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bombardment of Teng Chow targets American mission in China
The Times reports Shanghai news of Japanese warships bombarding Teng Chow on January 18 and 19. Shells hit the town near the American mission college, flag in view, as foreigners flee or are evacuated. Yorktown arrives January 20 to remove several foreigners while others stay amid panic and a heavy snowstorm.
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Wanted in Vermont as Robber Who Fled to England
Sheriff H C Wilson of Arlington Vermont arrives with papers from Governor Woodbury to seek Collins in Hastings Illinois and has prepared to call on the governor. Collins, 45, an Englishman, formerly agent for Wayne Building and Loan in Bennington County, embezzled a large sum and fled to England last July leaving his wife and children. He was arrested in Philadelphia after a brief return.
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Uncovering Misconduct in the Old South Knights of Labor
The district assembly investigates discrepancies in advertising book credits and contracts. McMahon and others allege falsified entries, missing copies, and forged records tied to Bishop and others. A district committee finds substantial evidence of overstatement and misappropriation, leading to suspensions and new officers.
No Public Interest In Knights of Labor Leader Remarks
Mr Bishop defends internal Knights of Labor matters as private and not for public airing. He says he is general worthy foreman and state executive board member, editor of the Boston Weekly Index, and expects to seek private work after today. He plans to relinquish salaried Knights of Labor positions while pursuing other income opportunities.
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Convention of District 30 Elects New Master Workman
The annual District Assembly 380 Knights of Labor convened at New England Hall New England Hall Washington street with cordial order led by district master workman John Naughton. The committee sustained charges against ex State secretary treasurer Michael J Bishop and urged reconsideration of ex State Master Workman M J Padden's suspension. On first ballot M J Padden tied with T H Canning for top spot. Imes Kehoe of the Brewery Assembly LL A 2108 elected district master.
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President and Carlisle plan swift tonnage message to Congress
The President and Secretary Carlisle spent hours at the White House discussing depleted Treasury gold reserves. A concise, vigorous message to Congress is planned for delivery tomorrow, addressing the ongoing gold drain and remedies. The Senate Hawaii debate continues, with West substitute backing non intervention and Allen favoring annexation and warships. Expected Republican votes shift as new appointments arrive.
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Peacemaking Efforts Falter in Central American Tensions
In Washington on Jan 27 the U S government reports no confirmation of progress toward placing the Mexico Guatemala dispute before a third party. Mexican minister Senor Romero says no word from his government while a Washington observer notes Guatemala may seek war against Mexico. Diaz and his administration would act to avert conflict with national honor at stake, possibly relying on other powers to preserve financial stability if diplomacy fails.
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Faure's Words and Cabinet Shuffle in Paris
Paris dispatch reports General Jamont offered the war portfolio after Faure’s talks. Herve would head the ministry of war if accepted. Gobelet to interpellate Ribot on home policy, secret cabinet meetings held at Ribot and Elysee. Amnesty bill planned, budgets to be reviewed. Mgr Ferrata to congratulate Faure. Ribot’s second premiership noted with past tenure in 1892.
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Ribot Reappointed as French Minister of Finance in 1890s Era
M Ribot, nearing his 43rd year, is named to head the French finance ministry after serving as foreign minister in Freycinet and Loubet cabinets. Known as a safe, independent arbiter, he engages with church factions and radicals with fearless pragmatism. Mme Ribot, an American, hosts a hospitable Paris salon. In 1887 he visited the United States.
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Exiles May Return As Argentina Ends Session
Buenos Aires reports Argentina's Congress has closed and President Uriburu signed an amnesty decree releasing prisoners. Uriburu’s act allows exiles from Uruguay to return immediately. Buenos Aires province offers to surrender La Plata docks if debt is assumed, while leaders depart and no trouble is anticipated until May. International notes suggest Britain France Italy and Germany may send warships to Rio to back indemnity demands tied to the revolution. Moraes resists extra session for now despite possible later need. Cholera no new rise. Monteiro insult insinuation apologized for. Brazilian press calls for amends or dismissal.
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Coakley Addresses Watertown A P A Intolerance
Timothy W. Coakley spoke to about a hundred members of the Young Men's Catholic Association in Watertown on Sectarian Intolerance and the Evolution of the A P A. The talk occurred this afternoon at the association’s venue.
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