Talking Shutdown At Boston Manufacturing Group
WALTHAM July 28 At a directors meeting of the Boston Manufacturing Company and the Walttham Bleachery and Dye Works a vote delayed any shutdown to Monday. If suspended, mills may operate one week then close the next, repeating past pattern. The two concerns employ over 3000 people with 65000 spindles across five mill buildings on the Charles River. Capacity is 100000 yards of cloth daily and 150000 dozen underwear pieces, begun ten years ago. Green's watch department at the American factory will not start Aug 7, affecting about sixty workers and more jobs along the 18-size line.
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Waltham
Boston Manufacturing Company
Walttham Bleachery and Dye Works
Charles River
Green
American Watch Factory
Fall River Lowell and New Bedford Anxiety Over Mills
Fall River and surrounding mills face wage and loan pressures with municipal funds scarce. City treasurers in Fall River attempt to negotiate loans in Boston while mills consider wage reductions and temporary shutdowns. In Lynn Thomson-Houston will cut to five days, New Bedford mills examine continued operation with bank support, and Burrillville Rhode Island mills close.
Local Grocers Sanborn Hatfield Assignments Reported
A. R. Sanborn grocer of 50 Timson street assigned to J. F. Newhall with 3000 liabilities and about 2500 assets. H Hatfield grocer of 20 Pear street assigned to J. A. Varnum. debts around 3000, assets small. Failures blamed on tight money. Also reports of Milwaukee banks failing and Great Falls bank suspending amid Helena suspensions.
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Seymour’s
Chippewa Falls
Great Falls
Mont
First National Bank
Helena
Chapin and Co. Satinets Firm Is Assigned to Bookkeeper
Worcester July 28 The corporation E W Chapin and Co manufacturers of satinets at Northboro was assigned to the bookkeeper after Chapin failed two years ago and reorganized. Capital is 59000 and the mill employs 200 to 300 hands. It will be shut down for a time with no statement from Chapin.
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Worcester
E. W. Chapin and Co
Northboro
Chapin
Nervy villain stages daylight assault on Everett dealer
A provision dealer, W A Straight of Everett, was attacked yesterday in Charlestown Rutland avenue as an unknown man jumped into his delivery wagon. Straight struck the assailant with a whip. stones and a meat cleaver were used in the ensuing struggle. The stranger fled into Ferguson's market and was neutralized when ejected. Police investigate. description: short, stalky man with bushy beard and red face.
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W. A. Straight
Everett
Rutland Avenue
Charlestown
Straight
Ferguson
Banks to Discuss Boston’s Poor Needs This August
The Rev. Dr. Louis Albert Banks has investigated the immediate needs of Boston’s poor and will discuss them at First M. E. Church on Temple Street Sunday morning. His theme is Our Boston Neighborhood How can we bear one another’s burdens during the month of August 1893.
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Louis Albert Banks
Boston
M. E
Temple Street
Siam Seeks Peace With France Amid Cabinet Strife
Bangkok reports Siamese government pressing conciliation with France as tensions ease after flag-raising at Koh-si-Chang. British and German gunboats, merchants, and officials convened to plan riot responses as cabinet dissensions in Paris surface and Lord Rosebery urges moderation.
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Bangkok
France
Koh-si-Chang
Franch
London
Siam
Marly-le-Roi
Carnot
Lord Rosebery
England
the Central News
Great New England Assembly ends with grand exercises
July 28 Lakeview Massachusetts reports Recognition Day at the New England Assembly. Dr Miller lectured on The Skin Clothing Bathing and Brain Development. The day featured cantata The Holy City and a GA R rally. Dr Jesse L Hurlbut gave the graduation address and diplomas were awarded to about fifty graduates from the class of 1893.
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Lakeview
Framingham
New England Assembly
Miller
Rebekah
Great Assembly
Professor Boyd
Cambridge
Holy City
Wadhams
Rema Band
Boston
Golden Gate
Mt. Waite
St. Paul’s Grove
Jesse L. Hurlitt
A. E. Dunning
Congregationalist
People’s University
Hemisphere
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Victoria
Gladstone
Britain
France
Spain
Belgium
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Europe
Japan
United States
Africa
Congo Free State
seCe
Dartmont College
Mississippi
England
New
Jerusalem
Jesus
Pilate
Jesus Christ
God
Laos Town Made Known In Accompanying Picture
A photograph highlights Laos town, signaling its recognition in the current feature. The image underscores the community's character and notable aspects showcased alongside the article.
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Laos
Siamese affairs and Bangkok palace in overseas feature
In political circles anxiety rises as Gladstone cancels a visit to Hatchlands while Rosebery conducts foreign office talks. A Siam exhibit highlights Bangkok palace cost, European design, and artisans. notes consular status, US site, and Siamese military advisers. It also profiles Captain Anderson and the educated youth Hluang Borirax Chaturonk.
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Gladstone
Stuart Rendel
M. P
Hatchlands Place
Guildford
Lord Rosebery
Foreign Office
H. Macarnery
London
Offt
Mouhot
King’s Palace
Bangkok
Orient
Europe
Legation
United States
Siam
Congress
Denmark
Captain Anderson
Petrel
Hluang Borirax Chaturonk
Roberts Receives Glasgow Freedom Before Returning to London
General Roberts has been granted the freedom of Glasgow and plans a Highlands tour before returning to London. The Siamese blockade issue is being discussed by British officials with French confirmation of July 31, while Captain Jones reports Bangkok has seen a July 26 blockade. Rumors from St Johns suggest British warships may be prepared for possible England France hostilities.
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Charles Dilke
House of Commons
Foreign Office
Sir Edward
Lord Dufferin
France
M. Develle
Captain Jones
Siam
Deece
Bangkok
England
Stephen Tebbetts of Harrison Turns 96 in Lynn
Stephen F Tebbetts of Harrison Maine is in Lynn to celebrate his 96th birthday the next day. He stays with his daughter Mrs Nathaniel Gammon and remains hale and hearty for his age.
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Lynn
Stephen F. Tebbetts
Harrison, Me
Nathaniel Gammon
Mr. Tebbetts
No Caucus For Colonel In Eighth Regiment at Lynn
A Lynn dispatch reports no caucus tonight to elect a colonel for the Eighth Regiment. Headquarters has not issued orders. Officers continue considering candidates Captain Philip Little Colonel Keeler and Major Pew. Supporters of Major Pew vow to split if a second ballot is needed, favoring the other two contenders.
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Lynn
Hilip Little
Keeler
Major Pew
To Europe by La Bretagne Boston Passengers List
New York July 28 report lists Boston travelers sailing on the French liner La Bretagne headed for Europe. Included are Mrs V Arrouet and two children, Mrs Jeannie M Carr, Miss L M Cokely, Mrs A H Duff, Miss S H Duff, Mrs F H Marchwald, and coach Peabody among others.
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New York
Lst of
Boston
la Bretagne
V. Arrouet
Jeannie M. Carr
Ll. M. Cokely
A. H. Duff
S. H. Duff
Goaehh Peabody
Mishap to the Dimock steamer delays voyage
The H F Dimock, sailing from Boston to New York, reported overheated engine bearings and a bent piston on July 27 at 12 40 a m. The ship paused, cooled, reached Whitestone with one engine, then towed to North River dock. Repairs planned by one, with sailing expected Saturday night or Sunday morning.
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New York
H. F. Dimock
Boston
Whitestone
L. I
North River
Impromptu concert delights Rajah and guests at hotel
After the mayor left, six colored musicians performed on the front sidewalk outside the hotel. They played various instruments and sang plantation melodies, captivating the Indian guests. Mr. Bakshh stood at the main door smoking while the Rajah and party enjoyed the music from their room.
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Mr. Bakshh
Death by Own Action Shocks Boston Friends
W H Irving of Boston and Winthrop, a well liked Barrows Cross & Co. employee, killed himself in Chicago on Wednesday. Friends say he battled debt and blues, sought extra work to pay obligations, and had discussed self destruction. His mother resides at the Hotel Pelham. body to be sent east.
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W. H. Irving
Chicago
Boston
Winthrop
Post
Pelham
Irving
Barrows, Cross & Co
Ao Straits
Strikers Indorsed in Carriage Makers Dispute
The Carriage Makers Union No 9 endorsed strikers actions after a dispute at Quinsler's factory over a five hour pay deduction for Saturday half holidays. Thomas's factory reportedly did not implement the deduction. Also covered are Cigar Makers Union 97 delegates chosen for New England label conference, Machinists Harmony Lodge routine business, and Horseshoers Union No 5 Labor Day preparations.
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Carriage Makers’ Union
Cigar Makers’ Union 97
Type Hall
T. F. Tracy
J. H. Cannon
T. L. Noonan
New England
New Haven
Noonan
State Conference of Trades Union
Boston
Ance
S. I. Segal
Harmony Lodge
International Association of Machinists
Harmony eHall
Horseshoers’ Union No. 5
Arlington Filals
Secretary Herbert Visits Bar Harbor and Sorrento Tour
Secretary Herbert arrives aboard the Dolphin at Bar Harbor after a Sorrento stop, lunched with Secretary Lamont, plans to inspect shipping at Bath, then return to Washington next Friday. He will skip Machias as planned and stays onboard tonight.
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Bar Harbor
Quiet Day at Gray Gables with Presidential Mail Visit
BIZARD'S BAY July 28 This quiet day at Gray Gables had the President at home most of the day except for a noon trip to the village for mail. Mr Cleve land is believed to be finishing his message to Congress. Dr Bryant sailed the bay in the afternoon. J M Forbes arrived from Naushon aboard the steam yacht Wild Duck and visited the President for a couple of hours.
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Bizard’s Bay
Gray Gables
Mr. Cleveland
Congress
Dr. Bryant
J. M. Forbes
Naushon
Where is Merrill Manchester mystery of missing banker
In Manchester New Hampshire Charles F Merrill cashier of the National Bank of the Commonwealth is missing after directors suspended him and he resigned as treasurer of People's Fire Insurance Company and Derryfield Savings Bank. Rumors say accounts may be in bad shape. He left on the Boston express and was seen at Haymarket depot. His wife says he needs rest and will return.
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Manchester
N. H
Charles F. Merrill
National Bank of the Commonwealth
People’s Fire Insurance Company
Derryfield Savings Bank
Merrill
Morrill
Boston Express
Haymarket Square
Charles J. Glidden
North Shore Attendances Rise With Fine Weather
The North Shore crowds grew as sunny weather returned with large turnouts at the Point of Pines Crescent Beach and the Lothian Orchestra. Naval Brigade Band performances and frequent trains fed a lively late afternoon and evening scene with plans for more events and parades including a notable three-day display and a lawn party for St John’s Mission.
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North Shore
Point of Pines
Lothian Orchestra
Crescent Beach
Naval Brigade
Pines
Thayer
General Taylor
Globe
Major Buntrey
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
W. H. Stacey
A. W. Cobb
Young’s
Winthrop
Mamie Learnard
Shaw
St. John’s Mission
Lawrence Neebe
Highlands
Winthrop Branch
Gaage
Ethel Balch
Charles E. Landie
Bostonians
Marian
H. W. Chesterton
Howard Gould
New York
Winthrop Yacht Club
William JL. Wellman
Point Shirley
William
Hotel Winthrop
Edith Beeman
Lexington
Mary E. Eaton
Chelsea
Christine Benney
Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Health in Cazenovia Woman
Mrs. M Shute of Cazenovia New York reports extreme stomach and side pain with rapid weight loss. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla she gained flesh could eat heartily and recovered well from distress. The Syracuse hospital advised and she improved quickly.
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Syracuse
Hood
Mshute
Cazenovia
New York
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Fall River
Lowell
Bennington
Brightman
Weetamee
Flint and American Linen
Simon B. Chase
King Philip Mills
United Action
Thomson-Houston
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Oneko
Rhode Island
Providence
Burrillville
A. L. Bayles & Sons
Arnold & Perkins
Job F. Fiske, Jr
W. A. Inman
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J. D. Nichols & Sons
Geo. Lang
I Street
Cor
Washington
Toner
Elie
King's Palace
Spirit OF
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Our
Hluang Borirax Chaturouk
W. Whee
Herbert
Miners’ Federation
Mystic Bridge
Harvey Beever
North Berwick
Boston & Maine Railroad
Theody
James Cunsinngham Batchelor
Supreme Council of
Norwood
Hartford
Conn
New York & New England
Eastmersters
Campania
Campanig
Anyona
Oricinated
Johnson
Pompey
Mary Shute
Genta
Boston MI Clothing CO
Hayward Place
Globe Theatre
Boyle Bros
Washington St
Des Woodbury
C. M. Robinson
General Delivery
C.O
Pearl St
America
Washburn Credit House
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Cliff St. Roxbury
Boston Refrigerator Company
Beate
Edwin W. Gray
Barrett Street
Blackstone
Beachmont
Tremont St
Mt. Pleasant St
Winchester
Mass
Davis
Remington Typewriter
the Post
A. R. Andrews
Court St
Beacon St
A. Jackson
Ottis St
East Cambridge
Dorchester
Portland Screen Co
School St
Porter Screen CO
Utica St
City
F. R. A. Pingree
Marlboro
Middle St
Plymouth
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James Shay
Kilby Street
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