Senate blocks strike inquiry in Massachusetts Senate
The Massachusetts Senate rejected a stronger inquiry into the New Bedford strike, removing the papers clause from the order and dividing mainly along party lines. Senators Farley and Towle backed the amendment, while Flynn and Morse resisted, arguing for broader powers. the amended order passed 26 to 1 with one dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Senate
Farley
Franklin County
Honoseph J. Flynn
Lawrence
Senator Towle
Boston
Morse
Cape
Bouve
Plymouth
Flynn
Cook
Worcester
Hayes
Suffolk
Towle
Soule
Bristol
Mills
Gallivan
Reich
Committee On Labor
Irwin
Hampshire
Moran
Williams
Norfolk
Fe. Worley
Weavers Meeting in Dawson Hall Ends in Disarray
In New Bedford on January 28 a meeting of women weavers collapsed after Harriet Pickering was heckled off stage. The incident led to a brief council talk, a plan for relief distribution, and anticipation of another attempt next week possibly at City Hall. A free soup kitchen opened today with limited supply and promised larger servings by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Franklin
Soule
Bristol
Flynn
Essex
Hayes
Gallivan
Towle
Suffolk
Bouve
Plymouth
Morse
Cape
New Bedford
Dawson Hall
Harriet Pickering
Mrs. Pickering
Executive Committee
Matthew Hart
Davidson Bros
Taunton Union Endorses New Bedford Strike Action
Taunton Jan 28 Taunton Mule Spinners Union endorses the Mule Spinners Association strike at New Bedford and levies a 25 cent weekly assessment during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Taunton Mule Spinners’ Union
Ashland Knitting Co resumes work after two months
Ashland Mills January 28 The Ashland Knitting Company began work today in its card and spinning rooms after a two months shutdown. Other departments will resume in full next week.
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Ashland
N. H
Ashland Knitting Company
New Bedford Collectors Go on Strike Aid Drive
New Bedford organizations dispatched three batches of representatives to solicit aid for non union men. A five member committee targets Boston while another five visits Fitchburg and other cities. Meetings last night yielded no published results. William Cunane or Paul Watson, Box 332, New Bedford, available to receive contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Boston
Fitchburg
William Cunane
Paul Watson
Bankers Performances End at Bijou Theatre
The Bijou Theatre closes its run of Coreopsis with last shows this afternoon and evening. Bankers and friends filled the crowds as the musical comedy delighted audiences, marking an unparalleled success for the organization and signaling a pause in theatricals until next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
State Street
Ward 11 Republican caucus elects Briggs as chairman
At the Ward 11 Republican committee meeting Major Frank H. Briggs was chosen chairman after the retiring chair Mr Court enay Guild. Briggs had earlier pushed for a writ of mandamus to force the Board of Aldermen to act on a ward representative election. William H. Reed became secretary and Hon Joshua B. Holden treasurer with no contests for offices. caucus for successor to Representative Lowell set for Feb 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 11
Republican Committee
Frank H. Briggs
Courtenay Guild
Briggs
Supreme Court
Board of Aldermen
William H. Reed
Joshua B. Holden
Lowell
Jeb
Boots and footwear sale at Moseley Co.
Tomorrow marks the annual marked down boot and shoe sale at T. E. Moseley & Co. 469 Washington Street. The firm highlights men and boys departments offering first class skating boots snow excluders and spring weather footwear at low figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Moseley & Co
Washington Street
Paur Will Stay as Boston Symphony Leader
Boston music circles dispute a Musical Courier report that Emil Paur will resign and Felix Weingartner take over. Colonel Higginson calls the claim a lie and notes Paur’s fifth season with a $10,000 bonus option, while rumors link Richter or Damrosch but gain little support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Emil Paur
Boston Symphony
Felix Weingartner
Royal Opera House
Berlin
Henry L. Higginson
Musical Courier
Weingartner
Higginson
Richter
Imperial Opera
Vienna
Walter Damrosch
Paul
Miss Sanderson Wins Prizes at Boston University
Philomathean Society held a prizes ceremony awarding ten dollar gold prizes for best literary pieces to Miss Lucy E Sanderson and best poem to the same student. Honorable mentions went to Miss Harriet Fiske and Miss Amy Wales. Professor Louis C Bilson spoke on troubadours with period songs. Wellesley professors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Society
Boston University
B. A
Beacon
Thomas Lindsay
Lucy E.sanderson
Kappa Gamma Gamma
Gamma Phi Beta
Harriet Fiske
Sanderson
Amy Wales
Katherine Whiting
Louis C. Blson
New England Conservatory
Bilson
Boston Advertiser
Wellesley
Garter court martial proceedings in Savannah
Savannah witnesses Hancock Foley and Sterly, with Venable of Atlanta, testified on January 28 about the difficulty in obtaining copies of specifications for the Savannah Harbor works. Sterly presented documentary evidence as the proceedings moved along with no sensational disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah. Ga
Carter
F. A. B. Hancock
John Foley
J. W. O. Sterly
Savannah
W. W. Vennable
Atlanta
Sterly
Savannah Harbor
Mr. Sterly
Unique Auction Sale Notices Public Property
A public notice on the Og bulletin board advertises a sale on Thursday Feb 24 at 11 am. Items include brushes, a button stick, wood toothpicks and quilt toothpicks, sold cash in hand at the purchasing commissary office 159 High Street United States Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
United States Army
High Street
Lady Sykes Debt Paid Prompting Forgery Suit Rumor
London reports that moneylender Jay has been paid the $78,350 claim against Sir Tatton and Lady Sykes though the jury ruled against him. A rumor says Jay may prosecute Lady Sykes for forgery in notes she provided as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jay
Sir Tatton
Lady Sykes
Lyons Delivers The American Hebrew Address At Club
Mr. Leo J. Lyons spoke on The American Hebrew before Golden Star Pleasure Club members at 170 Hanover Street. Harry Geldbach presided. The event ended with a vocal and musical concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Lyons
Golden Star Pleasure Club
Hanover Street
Harry Geldbach
Skin Disease Cure Claims Quick Relief
It claims Dr. Agnew's ointment relieves itching burning skin diseases in one day and cures tetter rheum scald head eczema barber's itch ulcers blotches and eruptions. It is described as soothing quieting and magical for baby humors. Price 85 cents. From Bromfield Street and Washington Street listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Agnew
Ouard
Bromfield Stheel
Sheppard &Company
Ashington Street
Lift up or pull down letter boxes watchful city column
Corbett's Columa discusses two styles of mailbox legends Lift up and Pull down noting both are imperfect. The piece praises Dr King Company dentists at 488 Washington Street for lifelike artificial teeth and painless work with a $4 50 set guaranteed sixteen years. It also comments on local clothing shops Bernard M Wolf My Clothier at Hanover and Portland and Lee lands at 120 Boylston Street and notes various ads and social chatter with a casual closing Good day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King Company
Dentists
Washington Street
Dr. King
Hanover
Portland
Bernard M. Wolf
Union General Hospital
West Springfield Street
Frank L. Burt
Burt
Knight's Pies Promoted From Hudson Street Bakery
A newspaper note extols Knight's pies for being delicious and easily digested. The pies come from Knight's neat bakery at 50 and 52 Hudson Street, where orders receive attention and Manager Knight is described as a good man to deal with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Street
Knight
Copper King of Arizona mine shows record first year progress
Brooklyn Advertiser reports the Copper King of Arizona mine exceeded all prior copper milestones in its first year. No. 1 shaft reaches about 450 feet with ore yielding $50 to $100 in gold and 29 percent copper. Stock rose from 5 cents to 50 cents, about 4000 shareholders. Smelter on site, dividend likely soon. Greene of 27 School St is local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Advertiser
Copper King of
Arizona
United States
Joseph W. Greene
School Street
Greene
Davis & Co ship Yukon trip launch for Alaska voyage
Messrs. E. C. Davis & Co plan to send a steam launch on March 1 with ten men to Alaska. The vessel is being built in South Boston and aims to skim the Yukon and Mynook Creek shoals. Assistance offered to buyers of Klondike stock at $1 a share through Davis & Co. 244 Washington st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Davis & CO
BE. C. Davis & Co
Alaska
Boston
Yukon River
Mynook Creek
Messrs. Davis & Co
Washington Street
Klondike & Boston
Visit to W P Burnell and American Motor Wagon stock
The writer visits W P Burnell the general agent of the American Motor Wagon Company at Tremont building. Burnell says the stock will sell at par soon and favors investors with good returns, though he says he is not urging purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Burnell
American Motor Wagon Company
Tremont Building
Sunday Church Services and Meetings in Boston Area
A digest of Sunday church services across multiple Boston churches including First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue led by Rev. Nathan B. Wood and Tremont Temple with a program of songs and sermons. Other listings include Berkeley Temple, Park Street Church, Old South Church, Fourth Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, and multiple spiritual temples with service times, sermons, hymn recitals, and special events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Nathan BE. Wood
D. D
Felix Wienternitz
Tremont Temple
Henry De _ Bessee
Harry, Hazen
W. H. Stedman
George C. Lorimer
Cuba
Lorimer Hall
Lorimer
Temple Choral Union
Berkeley
Charlies A. Dickinson
William S. Kelsey
Murphy Temperance Meeting
Christian Endeavor
Dr. Dickinson
Lord Jesus
Solomon
Beloved of
God
Park Street Church
Smith Baker
Boston
Tremont Street
M. FE
Concord and
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
W. T. Haven
Brookline
W. F. M. Society
Miss Ruth Sites
China
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
Charles J. Cameron
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Scott F. Hershey
John Willisher
Broadway week brings acts from Sousa to Zenda
The coming week in Boston theaters features Sousa’s Bride Elect closing tonight, Anna Held headlining vaudeville with a large cast, a Chinese play The Cat and the Cherub, Andrew Mack in An Irish Gentleman, Mrs. Leslie Carter with The Heart of Ages, Belasco war drama next season, and The Prisoner of Zenda by Castle Square set for next week. Also noted are The Mysterious Mr Bugle, The Queen of the Ballet, The Geisha, The Prisoner of Zenda and other engagements at Park, Tremont, Hollis, Bowdoin Square, Grand Opera House, and Keith’s with lectures at Music Hall and Mantell at the Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Line
New York
Old State House
Park Square Station
Back Bay
Boston
Sousa
Anna Held
Bessie Boonehill
Frank Lawton
Lizzie Evans
Frank Mills
Dixon
Bowers
Decock
Cumberland
Museum
Andrew Mack
Hollis
Leslie Carter
James E. Wilson
Theodore Roberts
Carter
Belasco
Bowdoin Square
Wilson Barrett
Mr. Bugle
the Tremont
Mr. Holland
Gretchen Lyon
Queen of the Ballet
Nancy McIntosh
Geisha
Castle Square Company
Lillian Lawrence
J. H. Gilmour
Maude Odell
Horace Lewis
Miss Odell
Thomas W. Keene
Grand Opera House
Ladder of Life
Lizzie Derious Daly
George McTernan
George Paxton
Emilie Everett
Weber & Fields
Pantzer_ brothers
Cook
Sonora
Leona Lewis
Seminole Jack
Inisin
Daniel Boone
Sam T. Jack
Zoo
Harvard Opera Comique Company
Pasha
R. G. Dustan
Keith’s
Burton Holmes
Music Hall
Yellowstone National Park
Robert Mantell
Columbia
Louis Cyran
Austin & Stone’s
Vessels in Provincetown Harbor Amid Gale and Ice
A heavy northwest gale delayed incoming vessels as a fleet of seven towboats with coal barges towed ships to Provincetown harbor. The four masted schooner Estelle Phinney anchored between ferries, while the American bark Carrie Winslow and British ship Canara raced for cargoes of lumber to Buenos Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Estelle Phinney
Phinney
Buenos Ayres
Carrie Winslow
Canara
Cape Cod
Swatridge
Winslow
Persia
Dominion Line
Liverpool
New England
Dominion
Montreal
Scotsman
Salvador
Portland
D. W Campbell
Beaver Line
St. John
N. B
Lake Winnipeg
Scythia
Bothnia
Gurney
Barkentine
Bruce Hawkins
Brunswick
Boston
Samuel Wellock
Lighthouse Channel
William Johnson
Philadelphia
American Glue Company
Sylvester L. Ward
Union Towboat Company
Spectacle Island
Francis J. Ward
Caulk
William FE. Cleary
T Wharf
William Haskins
William Haskins & Co
Commerce Street
Harriet McLean
New York
Jacobsen
Ronane
London
Boadicea
Glasgow
Livonia
George Perry
Edna Perry
Cape Porpoise
Thompson
Dempster
Olson
Allan
Cunard
Prince
Johnston
Leyland
St. John’s
James Butman
Rhode Island
Abner Coburn
Hong Kong
Salvation Oli Promoted as Earth’s Greatest Pain Cure
An advertisement touts Salvation Oli as the greatest cure on earth for pain, priced at 25 cents. The claim highlights its affordability and broad healing appeal to readers seeking quick relief.
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Bailey
Barber
Bennett
Brigham
Chamberlain
Crane
Dallinger
Tailbank
Flint
Folsom
Gauss
George
Hodgkins
Holden
Leach
Parsons
Putnam
Roberts
Roe
Whittlesey
Woodward
Mesers
Orpheney
Quirk
Rourke
Ives
Yeas
Mr. Irwin
Messrs
Fairbank
Ballinger
Mahoney
Ibe
Ore
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Mass
Massachusetts
F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Trull
WM BR Turnel
Alpheus M. Stetson
Kilby Street
Was
Pickering
ASHLAND/MILLS
Frank Briggs
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Paur
B. A. Philomathean Society
Garter
A. M. Leland’s
Boylston Street
Georgia
Avon Street
Arch and
Franklin _ streets
Bissell
Mr. Burbank
Co-Operative
Wells Memorial Building
O. K
Charlie Ehrman
Whitehead & Hoag Company
No. 611
Boston Baked Bean Company
T. L. Whipple & Co
Shawmut Avenue
Europe
Mes
Baptist
Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
Methodist
People's Temple
Columbus” Avenue
Grace Weiser Davis
Moody
Presbyterian
Spirituatath
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
F. JD. Concannon
Thomas Paine
Spirit Paine
W. W. Reed
M. R. Goff
Berkeley Hall
M. A. E. Tisdale
F. A. Wiggin
Unitarian
Parker Memorial
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Apapieton Streets
Thomas R. Slicer
New York City
Jennie Patrick Walker
Howard M. Dow
Areeniet
B. Y
UNION
Union Hall
Royston Street
Francis BR. Hornbrooke
Channing Church
Newton
Leene Vance Grant
Fred A. Wetherbee
Albert E. Hentz, Jr
J. Frank Hadly
Louis H. Parkhurst
Packer
Gounod
Warren
Margaret L. Shepherd
Magdalene Adelaide
Aros Court
Eng
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Benjamin Fay Mills
Macy
Scott
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
City Missionary Society
Immanuel
Moreland Street
Roxbury
D. W. Waldron
Society
R. WH. Stearns
A. H. Plumb
Hi. Beale
Gideon Rubin
Springfield
People’s Temple
William Buching Wiil Ving
Servic
Sy Slessrs
Carter and Roote
Ormer
Walter
Rice
ST. Theatre
Lal
Charles J. Rich
Hollis St. Theatre
David Belasco
the Heart
Maryland
Bowdoin
Howard the
Harry Bryant
W. B. Watson
Washburn
Watson
Dupre
Bryant
Davenport
la Moyne Bros
CRAND
Washington
Cor
Dover St
N.S. Wood
Thomas and Watson
Josh de Grasse
Isabel Lewis
Caat
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Henry
Charles Frohman
Heart OF Maryland
Eea Dyer
Miller
Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
Mr. Gay
Hilda Thomas
Frank Barry
Tony Wilson
Thomas E. Clifford
Tremont St
Telep
Pranac and
Gilbert
Tremont
Tremont St Doors
Atlantii P. M. Ners
Zenda
Othiing HiGh
Boston Museum
Andrew Mackin
Eugene Tompkins
Anna
MR. Bucle
Madeleine Lucette Ryley
Joseph Holland
Tremont Theatre
I Park
COMED
Tsetea TE Ekugenic Tompkins
Lessee and Mana
Matinee
The
Whitney Opera Co
Ortra
Amond Thiev
Robert Niantell
Crand Opera House
Keene
Matinees
Austin
Stone
Cremont
Louis Cyr
Ott
Palace
Sam
Jack's Tenderloin CO
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