All on Deck Italian Labor Fight Comes to Court Friday
In Boston the Society for Protecting Italians vows to challenge padrone bosses led by Frank Saggese who is accused of exploiting forty three Italians. The group formed with Rev Gaetano Conte and aims to educate Italians, aid lawful work, provide banking and legal help, and open employment offices to root out abuse.
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Padrone
Society For Protecting
Frank Saggese
Frank
Hartford
Conn
Gaetano Conte
New York
Boston
The
Post
Charlie Taylor
Fleet Street
Charlie
Mr. Conte
Conte
Edward Everett Hale
A. P. Martin
Police Commission
Mead
New Bisland Magazine
Italy
Richard P. Hallowell
Atlantic Avenue
Samuel F. Hubbard
North End Union
Parmenter Street
Sumner B. Pearmain
Pearmain & Brooks
State Street
James N. North
Mary Morton Kehew
Committee On Information
Louise F. Hunt
John Storer Cobb
Lucia I. Ames
Luigi Bonagli
A. A. Farrara
Everett O. Fisk
Association For Protecting
Committee On Employment
North Street
New England
Committee On Banking
North End
Committee On
Association
New Employment Bureau
E. J. Helms
City Methodist Mission
Walcott Weds Lizzie Dugan In Boston Parlor Ring
Joe Walcott, Boston star pugilist, wins a different bout last night marrying Lizzie Dugan in a Summer Street parlor. The ceremony at 9 o clock drew friends and guests including George Dixon and George Scribner, with a rousing reception and plenty of refreshments as happiness filled the room.
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Joe Walcott
Boston
Joe
Dick O’brien
Lizzie Dugan
Summer Street
Faulkner
Marquis of Queensbury
Peter Joyce
George Dixon
George Scribner
Mystery Woman Held After Boston Office Incident
A middle aged Irish woman Mary O Keefe 54 appeared in R H Whites on Monday. Inspector Burke invited her to the rear office and she admitted past lives in Ireland and various U S cities. A wallet with bills was found and the matron produced a cork with scissors. She is photographed for identity and considered a seasoned thief.
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R. H. White
Inspector Burke
Mary O’keefe
Limerick
Ireland
Mary
Boston
Utah Territory and Mormon leadership under Woodruff
The piece surveys Utah’s growth from 23,000 to 60,000 in Salt Lake City, noting Gentile influence and Governor West policy. It covers Debs and allies in Chicago court, their contempt proceedings and bail refusal, Woodruff’s leadership and wealth, and women’s suffrage under statehood. It contrasts polygamy era losses, church wealth decline, and women’s roles.
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Church Or People’s Party
Salt Lake City
Mountain
California
Oregon
THE
Mormon Church
Boats Collide in Fog Off Coney Island
Two Iron Steamboat Company boats Cepheus and Cetus collided in heavy fog off Norton's Point. Cepheus suffered a hole in the hull and beached to avoid sinking, while Cetus towed away its passengers. A wrecking tug was sent to Cepheus. The Cepheus had sunk nearby two years earlier.
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New York
Iron Steamboat Company
Cepheus
Norton’s Point
Coney Island
van Schaick
Cetus
After the Slaughter in Pratt Mines riot
In Birmingham Alabama a riot at the Pratt mines left four dead and six wounded. Forty two miners were arrested on murder charges with fifty more warrants outstanding. A monster citizens indignation meeting was held as fear of further violence rises and military companies arrive from various points.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pratt Mines
Brutal assaults hit Fort Wayne railroad workers
At Fort Wayne Indiana on July 17 new railroad employees including switchmen and a call boy faced vicious attacks by discharged men. Arthur Baldwin was found insensible in yards while others were stoned and clobbered. Conductor Mulcahy and several switchmen were assaulted as trains were pelted. Police captured rioter Christian Hess after he fired twice at Captain Borsman.
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Chicago
Seaman
United States Circuit Court
Debs
Howard
Rogers
Kelcher
A. R. VA
United States
Milchrist
Phelan
Cincinnati
Taft
Do. McAuliffe
Milwaukee
Livingstone
Mont
Burlington & Quincy
East Illinois
Big Four
Santa Fe
Erwin
American Bay Union
Walker
Gregory
Seamans
Kellner
Arnold
Fort Wayne
Ind
Arthur Baldwin
Mulcahy
The
Pennsylvania
Christian Hess
Borsman
Schofield Calls for Bigger Army in Uproar Over Labor Strife
Major General J M Schofield, en route from Washington to Bar Harbor via Boston, now argues for a larger well trained army to pre pare for labor troubles like the Chicago upheaval. He concedes his earlier stance favored smaller forces with strong coast defences.
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J. M. Schofield
United States Army
Boston
Washington
Bar Harbor
United States
Chicago
Schofield
West
City Rail Strikes Prompt Heavy Military Guard
Reports from Sacramento and Oakland say trains entering and leaving the cities operate under heavy military guard. In Oakland the striking workers remain hostile and further trouble is anticipated.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
Oakland
Lakeview’s Great Day at Recognition Day festivities
Lakeview South Framingham July 17 Tomorrow is Recognition Day with Bishop Vincent delivering the afternoon ovation. A large procession, trimmed auditorium, and bunting mark the event. The John Boyle O Reilly Cadet Band attends and John Burgess Weeks performs Still Waters Run Deep with musical support. Diplomas will be conferred after class exams next day.
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Lakeview
South Framingham
Vincent
John Boyle O’reilly
John Burgess
BEAT THE BOOKIES
Tom Brady and M Falk & Co of Bridgeport were robbed of about $700 to $800 in a wire tapping scheme yesterday. The money was sent for transfer to racing tracks and the con was carried out by alleged New York originators familiar with telegraph methods.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Tom” Brady
M. Falk & Co
Middle Street
New York
Harvard football player Johnson held on forged checks
William A. Johnson, a Harvard student and former substitute with Harvard’s varsity, was arrested in Newport by Detective Richards on a charge of uttering forged checks drawn on the Old Colony Trust Company of Boston. A 23 year old colored player, he previously appeared for the Institute of Technology team and traveled with a suitcase bearing his initials.
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William A. Johnson
Harvard
Newport
Richards
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Johnson
Institute of Technology
Fire at West Somerville dwelling causes $800 damage
An incendiary blaze burned about an hour last night in the rear two and a half story frame house at 11 Dane street West Somerville. The unoccupied building, owned by Patrick Timmins, sustained $800 in damage after the alarm rang at 11 40 p m.
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Dane Street
West
Somerville
Patrick Timmins
Fiery Beauty Coiling Stream Of Light At Charles River Carnival
West Roxbury and Dedham canoeists and rowers held the second annual Charles River carnival last night. About a hundred decorated boats opened from Heath’s boat house and wound upriver amid lanterns, music, and rockets. The procession concluded with a reception for Mr Hiatt and fireworks overseen by Nichols and Phillips.
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Charles River
Rock Bridge
West Roxbury
Heath
Spring Street
Dedham Boat Club
West Roxbury Athletic Association
Jimmy
W. C. Whiting
A. P
E. C. Wade
W. H. Sever
C. F. Koopman
J. F. Mitchell
M. A. Galucie
Dow
Sedges
Mr. Hiatts
The Olden Ela Case in Holmes Court
The Ela vs Ela suit reached a long in court yesterday as Judge Holmes chided Alfred for alleged contempt and denied Richard’s motion to commit him. Richard previously sought to bar Alfred from using certain papers in Maine, which he allegedly violated.
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Ela
Engineers and firemen clash over orders in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on July 17 engineers, said to have orders from Chief Arthur, met with firemen but reached no decision and awaited further orders. Firemen held a separate meeting, voting to ignore the engineers and return to work, with a plan to run engines themselves if needed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur
Racing at Driving Park closed by rain in Worcester
Worcester July 17 The Driving Park Company meeting opened with no pool selling due to Chief Raymond's edict. After five heats rain cut racing, Cephas lowered the track record to 2 19 14 in the third heat and won the 2:19 class trot in straight heats. Charlie Miller won the best of the unfinished trot.
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Worcester
Driving Park Company
Raymond
Cephas
Charlie Miller
Temperance Quip Sparks Conversation on Drinking
A Life magazine quote satire shows a temperance orator noting an innocent baby’s influence on a man while a stranger in the back seat agrees, calling it the motive behind his drinking. The exchange captures Prohibition era moral storytelling in a concise dialogue.
Prince of Wales to race America Cup yacht if desired
Sir Francis Knollys prints a cablegram quoting Percy Sanderson who says there is no reason the Prince of Wales cannot sail his yacht in American waters. Sanderson notes the Prince has raced abroad and could visit to chase trophies, while H. Maitland Kersey doubts Britannia’s chances and expects a new Yankee design to duel the Vigilant.
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Francis Knollys
Percy Sanderson
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
Sanderson
Cannes
England
H. Maitland Kersey
White Star Line of
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Britannia
Mr. Kersey
Amateurs to Visit Tremont. Chimes of Normandy Delights Boston
The Tremont Theatre buzzes with the Pauline Hall opera company’s popular shows The Chimes of Normandy and The Grand Duchess. Whelan’s Gaspard steals the spotlight with three recalls, and plans for Fra Diavola to debut with a strong cast are announced. Tomorrow Night features a National Association of the Amateur Press visit and a baseball night styled souvenir.
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Normandy
Pauline Hall Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Fra Diavola
Tremont
National Association of the Amateur Press
D’arville
Bostons
New Yorks
Tremont Theatre
Camille D’arville
Gcrand
Madeleine
Larchmont Cruise Reaches Greenport Harbor in Fine Tide
About 1 o'clock twenty five of the Larchmont Yacht Club fleet appeared in Greenport Harbor headed by the schooner Atlantic. A good breeze filled the sails as the fleet tacked down the harbor and dropped anchor amid cannon booming.
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Greenport
N. Y
Larchmont Yacht Club
Greenport Harbor
Atlantic
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Mary O'Keefe
Utah
Willford Woodruff
Farmington
Brigham Young
Lion House
Woodruff
George Q. Cannon
Joseph F. Smith
Congress
Edmunds
Bridgeport
Dedham
Machiasport
Frank Jones
Rockland
Pullman
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Payson Tucker
Castle Square
Boston Museum
Marie Burress
O'Neil
Charles
Edward FE. Rose
New Castle Square Theatre
Tremont and
Chandler Streets
Richard Carle
Davy Jones
Riverside
Proto
Cambridge
James Livingston
James O’neil
Richelieu
Virginius
Hamlet
Miss Burress
Sharon
Saratoga
Hermia
William Seymour
Rosalind
Intervale
N. H
Vassar Girls
Palace
Canada Atlantic & Plant Steamship Ling
Halifax
SS. Olivette
Maritime Provinces
Trawresbay
Florida
Savannah
Lewis Wharf
Richardson & Bar
Atlantic Ave
Teleob
Portland
India Wharf
Poritsaut
C. F. Wishliaa Sts
Portsmouth
Eugene Tompkins
Pauline Hall
cnaSatar
Sisvemstis Sezer
Austin & Stone
Seems i
STONE
Baby Gorfila
Gumbo, Jr
South End
Connolly
Adams House
Appleton and Hassett
Palace Theatre
Point OF Pines
St. John, N.B
Yarmouth
Annapolis
Digby
Return
One Wes
Washington Street
Commercial Wharf
E. A. Waldron
Lynn
Marblehead
Salem Willows
Baker’s Island
Beverly
Snow’s Arch
Atlanticawn
Baker's Island
Beverly & Salem
S. Co
W. A. McCrillis
Provincetown
Longfellow
John Smite
Cape
Rich
Agts
Eastport
Lubec
Calais
St. John
St. Andrews
Campobello
N. B
Steamer Direct
BE. A, Waldron, Gen'l Agt
Fall River Line
Priscilla
Park Tan
Pilgrim
Providence
Park Uare Station
Fall River
Nekets
Old Te Hlouse
Cor. Washington and
State Streets
Park Square Station
Providence Line
Park Uare
Old State House
L. H. Palmer
J. W. Miller
C. H. Briggs
Gen. Pass
Mather
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