Mulhall Testimony Moves to House as Senate Probes Widens
The article details Mulhall's testimony and letters linking the National Association of Manufacturers to Republican operatives and labor groups. It describes efforts to place Mulhall on the stand, questions of jurisdiction between Senate and House committees, and references to Cushing, McComas, and Roosevelt era lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Mulhall
Garrett
Senate Committee
Subpena
Senator Reed
Marshall Cushing
John W. Yerkes
Comemissioner
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
McComas
Reed
Cushing
Hall
National Manufacturer Association
Comas
Maryland
Theodore Roosevelt
Workingmen’s Protective Association
Roosevelt
White House
Organized Labor
Stephen R. Mason
Republican City Committee
Mason
Republican Party
Mayor Fights Carmen's Union in Boston Arbitration Row
Boston Mayor fires at the Carmen's Union amid disputes over arbitration picks and wage talks. Union leaders defend their stance, denounce Fitzgerald's motives, and push James J. Storrow as a trusted choice while awaiting board findings.
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Vahey
Carmen’s Union
Carmen's Union
Carmen's Union of Boston
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America
Elks Close Convention In Rochester Ball
The Grand Lodge, B P E, reunion ended with a Ball at the Armory attended by thousands. Delegates departed for Seattle after Rochester Lodge received an $800 Elk mounted group. Prizes awarded included drill Denver $500 and Syracuse $200. bands Sayre $250. mileage Seattle $250. uniforms Sayre $300. float Seattle $500. appearance Buffalo $200.
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Rochester
N. Y
Grand Lodge
Piane Armory
Seattle
Pacific Coast Lodge
Rochester Lodge
Denver
Col
Battle Creek
Mich
Syracuse
Alexander
Wilkes Barre
Ellis
Sayre
Penn
Cleveland
Detroit
Wash
Buffalo
Lost art specimen renews hunt in Boston countess tale
A specimen of a lost artistic secret associated with a Boston countess reawakens efforts to uncover the magic said to turn men to stone. The fragmentary report hints at renewed interest among collectors and scholars.
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Boston
Guarding a Human Treasure Worth $100,000,000
A sensational feature portrays little Vincent Walsh McLean, heir to a vast fortune, living his baby days in New England. He is guarded by detectives and photographed with his colored companion as reporters describe the upbringing of the young millionaire.
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Farnsworth
Tomorrow’s Sunday Post
Mr. Farnsworth
Vincent Walsh McLean
New England
Whitman details gift to North and related letter
William Whitman of Boston testified about a 5000 dollar gift to North that attracted national attention. He reviewed a Boston dated September 27 1897 letter signed by several men stating the gift was a voluntary expression of appreciation. Whitman said he viewed the cash gift as proper though not conceived by him.
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Mulhall
Mitchell
Republican Organization
Governor Stone
Stone
Moulders’ Union
Baltimore
Cushing
Reed
Gompers
Mela
Walsh
North
Sereno
HE. Payne
Boston
National
Association
Whitman
Aldrich
Bureau of Labor
Carroll D. Wright
Worth
Henry §. Dennison
Chamber of Commerce
Fitzgerald
Henry Ss. Dennison
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Storrow
Chamber
Dennison
Vahey
Union
Mr. Storrow
Mr. Vahey
Mr. Richards
City Hall
Carmen’s Union
Fizgerald
Carmen’s
Carmen
William Whitman
George Sykes
Benjamin Phipps
James Phillips, Jr
Rufus Greeley
National Association
Tor. North
Cohen
Religion Discussed At Christian Endeavor Convention
The 26th international convention of Christian Endeavor societies affirmed teaching religion in schools and approved sex hygiene education by physicians rather than regular teachers. Clergy urged churches to unite in federation to bolster Protestant influence, with Dr. Charles M. Sheldon proposing a Bible textbook for schools and condemning college and high school fraternities as threats to democracy.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Conference of Ministers
International Convention of Christian Endeavor Societies
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kas
Bulgaria’s Peace Plea Refused in Balkan Turmoil
The article reports Bulgaria’s plea for peace rejected amid looming Greek occupation of Kavala and Serbian and Greek claims to prewar territories. Russia seeks a hostilities halt while Lloyd George urges a lasting Balkan settlement at a Mansion House bankers’ dinner. An Athens dispatch notes Greece’s rejection of an armistice.
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Kavala
Bulgaria
Servia
Greece
Russia
Balkan
David Lloyd-George
Mansion House
Athens
Daily Telegraph
Greeks Vanquish Ivanoff at Struma River Battle
Greek forces defeated General Ivanoff's Bulgarian army in a multi‑front engagement along the Struma. Greek infantry and mountain batteries forced a retreat across the river, abandoning heavy guns and ammunition. Bulgarians burned railways, while Greek advances seized 20 captured guns as they pushed toward Petrich. Dimirhisgar fell after Bulgars evacuated the town.
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Athens
Ivanoff
Istip
Demirhissar
Struma
Intrina
Petrich
Strumitza
Dimirhisgar
Currency Bill Not Amended In House Banking Panel
The administration plan for a government controlled federal reserve board to administer the banking system was endorsed by Democratic members of the House banking and currency committee with virtually no amendments. They settled on a $10,000 annual salary for each board member.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
House Banking and Currency Committee
Bill Amended on Board Appointments and Bank Dividends
The bill limits four presidential appointees to be geographically distributed and to devote full time to the board. Democrats adjourn after two days of conference on regional reserve bank terms and earnings division. The 5 percent cumulative dividend cap remains, with net earnings above this going to the United States government and 20 percent surplus left to the government.
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United States
Chancellor of Ireland Dead
The Rt Hon Redmond Barry lord chancellor of Ireland died tonight in London. Born in 1866 he served as solicitor general 1905 09 and attorney general 1909 11. He represented North Tyrone in the House of Commons from 1907 to 1911 as the sole Irish Liberal in Parliament.
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London
Redmon
Barry
Ireland
Redmond Barry
North Tyrone
House of Commons
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Greetey
Overman
National Association of Manufacturers
Lst
Republican National Committee
McKinley
Naval Service
Albany
Rensselaer
New York
William McKinley
Ohio
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
John Mitchell
Edward Booth
Workmen's Protective Association
Booth
Jolly
Williams
Association of Engineers
United States Senate
Fighting McComas
McC
Cummins
General Agnus
Agnus
Chicago
Mark Hanna
Hanna
L. E. Mc. Comas
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
House Lobby Committee
Senate
House Committee
Charles H. Clark
Broadway
James F. Cannon
Fairbanks Street
George M. Mulvey
Washington Street
Edward J. O'Rourke
Germania Street
French O. J. Tarbox
Somerville
Maurice Garfink
Everett
Albert J. Craig
Brookline
John A. Willworth
Cambridge
James H. Vahey
Elevated Company
The
James J. Storrow
M. J. Higgins
Owen P. Moore
M. J. Nesdale
Fred Fay
Mr. Dennison
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Division 689
Arbitration Board
Matthew J. Higgins
Matthias J. Nesdale
Elevated
Pred Fay
Snow
Thos. Snow & Son
North Market St
Elks Close
David D. Farnsworth
Sunday Post
S. N. D. North
Jantasket
Paragon Park
Rowe’s Wharf
Vienna
Belgrade
Kustendil
Georgia
Tennessee
Wash. St
King
Edw. W. Dixon
Shrold
Borensen
Central Wharf
State St
Gloucester
North Shore
Cape Ann
North Side Central Wharf
Provincetown
Dorothy Bradford
Atlantic Ave
Jabez
Dyer
Mgr
B. F. Keith's Theatre
Meister Singers
Ald
Steve
Maurice Golden
Grace DE Winters
Mfuman ‘Trio
Foster & Lovett
Carl McCullough
Cathryn Chaloner
Boston Harbor
South Shore
Plymouth
Lina Lewis
Betty Alden
Rowe’s
Tremont
Oregon City
Ore
Industrial Workers of the World
Walpole ST
Wright & Ditson’s
Burke's
Adams House
Filene'’s
Grounds
Crescent Gardens
Revere
Atlantic Coast
SION
Lexington Park
Puritan
Commonwealth
Mass. Ave
Medford
Eleanor Aondon
Merry Maida
Variety
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