Ford's Theatre Manager Dies After Opera House Career
H Clay Ford aged 72 former Baltimore resident and Ford's Opera House manager died in Passaic New Jersey after an operation He was associate manager with his brother John T Ford of opera houses in Baltimore and Washington His wife actress Blanche Chapman survives with three sons Funeral to be held from Rutherford New Jersey on Saturday
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Married life keeps men young says former mayor
Dr John Francis Fitzgerald former mayor declares marriage keeps a man young as he criticizes Lt Governor Cushing's bachelor view. He cites six children and daily life with family, sports with his kids, and shared household costs as proof.
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Will of Arch bishop James B. Quigley Filed for Probate
The will of Arch bishop James B. Quigley of Chicago, who died in Rochester, N Y, July 10, disposes of $75,000 in personal property and real estate. The estate splits into six parts, five to relatives and the sixth to his successor to fund masses for his soul.
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Two Men Die as Train Bridge Accident Stops Show
FALL RIVER July 22 David Martin 17 of South Providence and an unknown Wild West show member were killed when struck by an overhead bridge on the New York New Haven Hartford railroad tracks at the north end of the city. The unknown body lay beneath the bridge and Martins was found in a flat car at Myrick's Junction.
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Mayor Wright blocks strikers at Worcester mill
Three hundred Wright wire mill workers in Worcester were told by Mayor Wright that they cannot return to work until they agree to dismiss their union leaders. Wright delivered the ultimatum from his Charlton summer home late tonight, signaling possible talks with company officials tomorrow to reach a settlement and allow a prompt return.
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Mills Closed Indefinitely by City Gate Notice
A factory gate notice states the plant is shut indefinitely. Mayor Wright, aided by his son as on site representative, seeks reopening only if workers disband leaders termed agitators. Daniel R. Donovan and Charles G. Wood, who spent the day urging a vote to end the strike, retired fearing a permanent lockout. They were not informed of the mayor’s reasoning.
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Springfield, Mass
Labor Forward Committee
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