Labor Knights Are Enjoined in Lynn Dispute
Lewis C. Hurlburt and Local Assembly 1820 Knights of Labor of Lynn agreed to temporary injunctions restraining them from interfering with the leather businesses of B. Parker Chick and William Johnson & Co. The order bars threats, intimidation, interference with business relations, picketing or patrolling plaintiffs premises or adjoining streets, and placing or keeping names on any unfair list.
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Lewis C. Hurlburt
Knights of Labor
Lynn
B. Parker Chick
William Johnson & Co
Picnic Fundraiser Held By Civic Service House Club
Progressive Self Educational Club of the Civic Service House will stage its first picnic at Oakland Grove East Dedham to support its scholarship fund. A double header baseball game for a silver cup features Longworth Associates versus All Stars Roxbury, with Young Men's Institute A A to meet the winner.
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Progressive Self Educational Club
Civic Service House
Oakland Grove
East Dedham
Longworth Associates
West End House
All Stars
Roxbury
Young Men’s Institute A. A
Philip Snelder
J. Shartz
Miss I. Heinstein
J. Myers
A. M. Cheinstein
Samuel N. Elkin
Rupert Nathan
L.sternberg
Girl 16 Foiled in Poison Attempt at Cambridge Court
Lillian Savage a Milford girl 16 now living with Mary Pico Cambridge tried to drink poison in the Cambridge District Court corridor after appearing on a delinquent child charge Patrolmen stopped her before any liquid was swallowed She bought tincture of barkspur at a nearby drug store and later faced Judge Almy who ordered juvenile court disposition Saturday
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Lillian Savage
Milford
Mary Pico
Franklin Street
Cambridge
Cambridge District Court
Bradley and
Hazlett
Almy
Bank Theft: Bank Claims Loss Cut by $100,000
New York July 28 The Russo-Chinese Bank issued a cheerful statement tonight claiming the loss from the stock and bond theft by its youth cashier Erwin Wider is reduced by $100,000 to not exceed $500,000. Earlier estimates put missing securities at $300,000. Wider remains a fugitive.
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New York
Erwin Wider
Bostonians Pay Most for Debt in 1908 City Interest
Census Bureau figures show Boston led in per capita interest on municipal debt in 1908 at 6.67 dollars, with New York second and Cincinnati third. Boston also ranked high in credit rating among cities over 300,000, while Detroit topped the scale for average rates. The data indicate a steady rise in interest rates from 1906 to 1908, though face values omit premiums and discounts.
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New York
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Indianapolis
Worcester
Fall River
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Memphis
Jersey City
Omaha
Two Teens Charged With Bundle Theft in Boston
Frank Moran of 121 West Sixth Street South Boston and John McCarthy of 1840 Washington Street Roxbury, both 17, were arrested by City Point police for stealing several bundles from a large department store. The pair, posing as South Boston express workers, obtained bundles valued at 35 dollars before agents questioned the deliveries.
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Frank Moran
West Sixth Street
South Boston
John McCarthy
Washington Street
Roxbury
City Point
Boston
Moran
McCarthy
South Boston Express
The
Express
Girl Driver Hurt in Auto Collision
Brockton July 28 Miss Nellie Henderson of Somerville was seriously injured when her car collided with a machine driven by J C Kimball at North Abington. Henderson was thrown into the road after the crash and suffered scalp contusions. She is in critical condition.
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Brockton
Nellie Henderson
Somerville
Miss Henderson
William Beal
Rockland
J. C. Kimball
North Abington
Mr. Kimball
Daring steeple-jack balances on wire at Mission Church
A steeple-jack in a six inch wide board harness walked a wire rope down the Mission Church derrick 230 feet above street level while about a thousand spectators watched. He laid a new cable rope through rings on the guy rope to replace a damaged line and prevent a repeat of last year’s trolley and telegraph outage. The derrick’s five supporting ropes held firm as the old line slid away and the new cable was secured.
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New Mission Church Towers
Missing Grocer Feared Safe Return in Brockton
Fears are entertained for the safety of George J. Jacobs a Brockton grocer who wandered from his delivery wagon this morning. His horse returned to the stable dragging the loaded market wagon foaming from a long journey. Mrs Jacobs reports her husband has been acting queerly and fears his health may be unbalanced from the heat.
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Brockton
George J. Jacobs
Mayor Uses New Section to Action on Loan Order
The city charter section allows a loan order for 300000 dollars to repair bridges to take effect after 60 days if the City Council does not act. The Mayor sent the order over two months ago and it was signed yesterday. The Council had guarded against such a move and usually should vote on loans twice.
Two New Ferry Boats Needed
Mayor Fitzgerald will propose an appropriation for two new ferry boats at a City Council special meeting Monday. Superintendent Rourke urged urgent replacement for East Boston ferry service as inspectors near condemnation of Cp. D. Kelley and Revere. Deputy Christiernin recommended building two boats or installing new boilers in the old vessels.
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Fitzgerald
Rourke
East Boston
United States
Cp. D. Kelley
Revere
Ferries
Christiernin
Ohio National Guard to Await Governor Before Rail Service Resumes
In Columbus 1651 Ohio National Guard officers and men encamped as days pass without resumed service on the Columbus Railway and Light lines. Traffic halted since Sunday amid riots. governor Harmon’s return from Michigan awaited before cars are relaunched. Troops stationed cost $4500 daily. transport to and from the city totals $8000.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Columbus Railway & Light Company
Harmon
Michigan
Drunks Scarce in Kansas City
Kansas City Mo July 28 Associated Charities president Peter Goebel announced that the home founded for drunkards wives in Kansas City Kan is to be returned to its giver due to insufficient residents. Carrie Nation has asked for restoration of the property to sell it and donate the proceeds to a school for neglect children in Eureka Springs Ark.
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Kansas City
Kan
Carrie Nation
Peter Goebel
Associated Charities
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