Mother Jones Leads Textile Strikers Through New York Rally
Mother Jones arrives in New York with striking Philadelphia textile workers en route to Oyster Bay to press for federal aid. An estimated 200 marchers, including two young strikers, parade from East Fourth Street to Madison Avenue while speeches call for six hour workdays and child labor relief.
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New York
Philadelphia
Mother Jones
Oyster Bay
East Fourth Street
Second Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Madison Avenue
Colonel Geiger
Ancient Artillery Souvenir Book For London Company Previewed
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company prepares a rare gift for the London company, The Historic Booke a Tale of Two Worlds and Five Centuries. A lavish advance copy honors Norwood Press and J Stearns Cushing and features portraits of commanders from Bluff King Hal to Edward VII.
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London Company
Norwood Press
J. Stearns Cushing
England
America
Boston
London Companies
Justin H. Smith
Dartmouth College
Hal
Edward VII
Boston Corps
Smith
Elizabeth
Floating Hospital Trip Sees Flexner Visit on The Twins Day
Dr. Simon Flexner of the University of Pennsylvania joined the Boston Floating Hospital voyage as head of Rockefeller foundation cholera serum experiments. He toured observation and experiment stations with guests including Miss Helen Harvey Mrs. O H Schroeder Miss K Reardon and Miss Osgood of Malden. The Twins Day trip was a gift from Mr and Mrs Eugene H Foss.
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Simon Flexner
University of Pennsylvania
Boston Floating Hospital
Rockefeller Foundation
Helen Harvey
O. H. Schroeder
K. Reardon
Osgood
Malden
Eugene H. Foss
Canadians Seize American Fisherman at Canso
A despatch from Canso Nova Scotia reports the American fishing vessel Claudia Captain Jacobs from the Banks was seized by the collector of customs for an infraction of the customs law. The vessel was released this evening on payment of a fine.
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Halifax
N. S
Canso
Claudia
Jacobs
King and Queen Hold Court at Dublin Castle
After midnight last night King Edward and Queen Alexandra presided in St Patrick’s Hall at Dublin Castle for a grand court. The royal couple seated near the throne greeted the Irish nobility and people, with Queen Alexandra in a cream gown adorned by gold embroidery and jewels shaped as shamrocks. The defense of a social union reputedly eluded English statesmen, as Irish guards formed a guard of honor and the grand staircase glowed with lanterns in regal splendor.
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Dublin
Edward
Alexandra
St. Patrick's Hall
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Earl Dudley
Morse-made Clothing Sale Cuts Prices Across Suits
We offer suits at 25 to 7.5 dollars with cuts to 20 15 and 10 and 7.50 respectively. Regular prices drop by one third to one quarter. Visit Morse-made Clothing for value in style and quality now or for future needs.
Censure Unions For Coercion Debate Over Arbitration Panel
The Bar Harbor arbitration panel led by Bishop William Lawrence and David B. Ogden issued opinions condemning union discrimination against non members and urging eight hour days with overtime pay. Labor leaders, led by James R. Crozier, challenge the report saying unions invite non members yet still defend benefits, arguing unions seek fair market access rather than exclusion.
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William Lawrence
Massachusetts
David B. Ogden
New York
Bar Harbor
James R. Crozier
American Federation of Labor
Labor Men of
Boston
Lawrence
Bargain Lot Underwear Sale Cuts Prices High
Broken lots of regular 75c and 1.00 Balbriggan underwear trimmed to 39c per garment. 1.00 Madras and White Negligee shirts cut to 79c. Scriven’s pedestrian drawers with elastic seat drop from 1.00 to 50c. Hosiery in black tan and slate four pairs for 50c.
Open Saturday Until 10 P M Everything that Men and Boys Wear
A local shop advertises Saturday hours extended to 10 PM offering a wide selection of men and boys apparel. The notice emphasizes shopping flexibility with late hours to accommodate customers.
Revere Gambling King Arrest Rivalry Stirring City Politics
A disputed claim centers on Revere’s alleged gambling king, with comments from Alfred Burnham and others. State police threaten a new raid while Chief Oakes faces scrutiny over pay and ties to the town board. Oakes refuses to discuss resignation or board demands, noting possible changes by morning.
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Oakes
Revere
Scollay Square
Citizens’ Party
Alfred S. Burnham
Nevins
Segee
Wade
George C. Neal
Sackett
Found Dead in His Chair at Morrison House Revere
John C Madden, a 58 year old Revere post office clerk, was found dead sitting in a chair at Morrison House yesterday forenoon. He had returned to his room the night before not feeling well and was discovered after he did not appear in the morning. Dr Bond cited heart disease. Madden, a Civil War veteran, belonged to General Landers Post 5 G A R Lynn Knights of Pythias and United National Association of Postoffice Clerks. he resided on Violet street Lynn except summers in Revere and had served six years as a clerk at the Revere office.
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Morrison House
Revere
John C. Madden
Violet Street
Lynn
Bond
Madden
Rev G E Littlefield to discuss Sunday question
The Rev G E Littlefield will preach next Sunday morning at Revere in the Johnstown Flood Auditorium. He will discuss whether the Sabbath was made for man or man for the Sabbath and will extend his talk beyond Revere Beach to the whole Sunday question from his pastoral viewpoint.
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G. E. Littlefield
Revere
Johnstown
Proposed Boston Club House in Business District
Plans call for a handsome seven story Boston Club building in the heart of the business district between Court Bromfield Tremont and Washington streets. The project totals about 700000 dollars for land and construction with a 67 by 110 foot frontage. The club would expand from a 91 member quiet dining group to 1200 active members and 800 non resident members, totaling 2000 in the two classes.
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Boston Club
Court, Bromfield
Tremont
Washington Streets
Caldwell Beats Lawson In Worcester Motor Pace
In Worcester July 93 a crowd under 400 watched Harry Caldwell defeat Gussie Lawson in a motor paced race at the Coliseum. The 15 mile event was run in five mile heats until Lawson retired on the second lap of the fifth mile when his motor failed while Caldwell led by about 100 yards.
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Worcester
Harry Caldwell
Gussie Lawson
Worcester Coliseum
Lawson
Caldwell
Officer Morse Captures Park Robber After Chase
Reserve Officer Morse of East Dedham Street station forced a midn ight pursuit of a well known thief in the park opposite the New England Conservatory. Three shots were fired as Morse closed in and finally collaring the man at Shawmut avenue and West Brookline street. The robber, identified as Micky, fought and kicked but was placed in the wagon with Patrolman Livingston.
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Morse
Dedham Street
Frank Scally
New England Conservatory
Washington Street
Shawmut Avenue
West Brookline Street
Livingston
Micky
Fleets Ready For Action
London dispatch from the Daily Mail Tobio correspondent describes rising tensions in the east. Russia strengthens Manchuria, increases fleets, and reinforces forces while the Corean frontier grows tense. Japan readies stores and ships as Vladivostok hosts Russian vessels and both fleets stand prepared for immediate action.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Tokio
Russia
Manchuria
Corean
Corea
Japan
Vladivostock
Siberian
Far Eastern
Lovering for Tariff Changes
New York July 23 Congress man Lovering urged at the Furniture Association convention that tariffs should promote outward market access as well as protection. He proposed amending the customs drawback law to encourage exports and altering internal revenue laws to allow cheaper alcohol for manufacturing purposes.
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New York
Furniture Association
Lovering
Gold Watches Lead Prizes at St Augustine Field Day
Gold watches will be awarded to first place winners in scratch and handicap events at St Augustine's field day on Saturday August 1. Second and third place receive gold and silver medals, while novice events award gold silver and bronze medals designed by the Intercollegiate A.A. designer.
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St. Augustine’s
A. A
Labor unions fix Labor Day parade plans citywide
Hatters unions 5 and 6 vote to parade Labor Day while a Cigar Makers Union 97 meeting tonight will decide action. Central Labor Union setup include Denis D Driscoll Henry Sterling to seek city hall support for convalescent care and a meeting place. Regina Mercado elected president of Cigar Factory Strippers Union 8156. officers named and board listed. Boston Central Labor Union delegates named. union contributes $10 to Holyoke paper maker strikers.
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Michael Sheehan
Coal Teamsters’ Union 170
Suffolk Coal Company
Cambridge
Boston
Lynn
Winchester
Waltham
Newton
Somerville
Quincy
Brookline
Malden
Hingham
Chelsea
Medford
Natick
Beverly
New Bedford
Hyde Park
Salem
Manchester
Norwood
Lawrence
Denis D. Driscoll
Central Labor Union
Henry Sterling
Typographical Union
Collins
John P. Squire
Regina Mercado
Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union
A. F. of L
Esther Melhardo
Rosa Scully
Trecsurer
Anna Bowen
Ray Solomon
Esther Abrahams
Cecil Milmaster
Kate Lynn
Catherine Cleary
Bessie Jacobs
Louisa Parks
Mamie Costello
Minnie Moynihan
Boston Central Labor Union
Annie Monks
Anna McHowen
Rose Mercado
Holyoke
Lieutenant-Governor Guild Helps Injured Boy To Hospital
14 year old Joseph Fiendich was struck by an Oak Square and Brighton car on Cambridge Street and bleeding from a scalp wound. Lieutenant-Governor Guild halted at North Russell, had the boy placed in his carriage, and escorted him to Massachusetts General Hospital before returning home.
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Little Joseph Fiendich
Guild
Joseph Fiendich
Cambridge Street
North Russell
Oak Square
Brighton
Mr. Guild
Postal official under scrutiny in salary division case
Washington July 99 Post office inspectors are investigating the affairs of H H Rand former confidential clerk of the Postmaster General and now assistant superintendent of the division of salaries and allowances Rand has not been at the department for several days
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Washington
Post Office
H. H. Rand
Division of Salaries and Allowances
Rand
Despot Czar Mentioned as Doyle Czar Launched
The four masted schooner Elizabeth T. Doyle was moved from the ways at Brooks's shipyard Harbor View and launched after a prolonged effort using jacks tugboats and hydraulics. It was towed to Fisk's wharf. London reports Lord Cranborne in Parliament calling the Czar a despot and commenting on France and Redmond amid the expelled monks dispute.
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Elizabeth T. Doyle
Brooks
Harbor View
Fisk’s
London
Lord Cranborne
France
John Redmond
Redmond
England
Blaine Will Bequests Filed In Augusta Probate Court
Harriet Stanwood Blaine widow of James G. Blaine leaves 10000 to her children Margaret Blaine Damrosch James G. Blaine and Harriet Stanwood Blaine Beale held in trust income to Rebecca Blaine widow of Robert S. Blaine Upon Rebecca’s death funds go to Robert and Rebecca Blaine’s children and grandchildren Emmons Blaine receives 10000 with 5000 from grandfather and 5000 from herself Four equal shares go to the three children as fee simple and the fourth to trustees for grandsons James G. Blaine Coppinger and Connor Walker Blaine Coppinger plus trust for their benefit.
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Augusta
Harriet Stanwood Blaine
James G. Blaine
Margaret Blaine Damrosch
Harriet Stanwood Blaine Beale
Rebecca Blaine
Robert S. Blaine
Tesratrix
James G. Blaine Coppinger
Connor Walker Blaine Coppinger
ROW BETWEEN LABORERS ENDS IN STABBING NEAR ROXBURY CROSSING
A clash between two Italian laborers Nicholas Collicate age 29 of Endicott street and Andrew Raiuzzo after 10:30 PM on the New York New Haven Hartford road at Roxbury Crossing led to a stabbing. Collicate was slashed on the head and left arm by Raiuzzo who tried to flee but was caught and held for Station 10 police. At City Hospital Collicate is not thought seriously hurt.
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Nicholas Collicate
Endicott Street
Andrew Raiuzzo
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Roxbury Crossing
Collicate
2Aiugzzo
City Hospital
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Washington and Brattie Streets
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Boston Herald
Dorchester
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Registry of Deeds
Suffolk County
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Alfred KF
Cleveland
Patrick Mulligan
Frank I. Parker, Jr
M. J. Moran
Thomas Parr
George Verkampen
McNulty
B. A. McNulty
Henry A. Bolan
Edward Doran
Len Belot
John Flavell
James Welly
B. Mulligan
Josephine Marden
George Azadian
Ss. Tarlikian
M. Tarlikian
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Gustav Person
H. Rund
Ikdward Rund
Edward C. Verkampen
John Gulesian
Jeffrey Rabin
Allen Sayward
John J. Prescott
Wellington Hillside
International Trust Company
Milk Street
Boston Post
P. T. Hammond
United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations
Hotel Brunswick
Blue Hill Boulevard
Walkhill Street
Franklin Park
Tremont Building
Doyle Czar
Cranborne
Emmons Blaine
Nicholas
Merrimac St
Haverhill
Mass
Washington St
Adams House
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