Conflict at Kidder Press Drives Settlement Talks
Locked-out machinists at Kidder Press press for reinstatement of those discharged between May 80 and June 3, overtime pay, higher wages, and job preferences for IA machinists. The company declines most demands but offers reinstatement on prior terms for eleven workers and individual hour and pay discussions. A vote approved accepting the invitation. tool chests to be removed at 6 pm.
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Kidder Press
F. Meisel
W. W. Gibbs
Ridder Press Manufacturing Co
International Association of Machinists
Boston Lodge 264
John T. Wesley
Alfred Day
John J. Connolly
Rhidder Press Company
Wendin
W. W. G. Bbs
Plasterers' Tender Talks Progress at Carroll Hall
Plasterers at Carroll Hall ended their meeting last evening more contented than before as their 44-hour work week demand at 34 cents per hour was deemed largely achieved.
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Carroll Hall
Bishop Hurst and His High Wife Separated
In Washington on June 6 Bishop Thurst chancellor of the American University separated from his wife Mrs Hurst with their 3 year old son. She left a year ago to travel and study in Europe and has now moved to Paris. No legal action is planned. She is wealthy earning about 60000 dollars a year and the rift is said to be over finances and lavish spending in the bishop's household.
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Thurst
American University
Boston University
Young's
Hotel Brunswick
United States
Alumni Association
College of Liberal Arts Association
Epsilon Chapter
Irving P. Fox
Florence Gertrude Wentworth
George E. Whitaker
Bertha L. Cogswell
Wm. B. Snow
Ella A. Titus
George S. Butters
George A. Dunn
Willis B. Holcombe
Oscar Storer
Charlotte Zarrell Ware
Joseph A. Ewart
Library Fund
Foy Spencer Baldwin
Economics
Dean Huntington
College of Liberal Arts
History Fund
Perrin
Lindsay
Phi Beta Kappa
Buck
B. U
Philippines
Seth C. Curry
Dorchester
R. F. Holway
Charlestown
H. D. Robinson
Easton
A. M. Osgood
Clinton
C. L. D. Younkin
North End
Boston
D. M. Taylor
Cambridge
School of Law
Young’s Hotel
Knowlton
Sheldon
Pates
Thomas J. Gargan
New York Actress Florrie West in Mental Distress
Mand Affected New York reports Florrie West an actress known in London music halls and U S vaudeville who lies on the top floor of a tenement in Third Avenue with mental trouble. Arrangements are made to send her to a sanatorium. Her marriages include a London wedding to Gaffney, a divorce, and a later marriage to singer Fairbanks. English bigamy probes are noted.
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New York
Florrie West
London
Les
Third Avenue
Gaffney
Fairbanks
Whitney will filed after Edith Whitney's death in Westbury
Edith Sybil Whitney widow of William C Whitney died last month at Westbury Long Island. Probate lists four legatees Arthur Bertram Randolph Adelaide Douglass Randolph and Dorothy Whitney. Arthur Randolph to receive his mother’s diamond and pearl ornament with the large diamond pendant. Adelaide Randolph to get the remaining gems and laces except the two largest sunbursts the marguerite and the butterfly which go to Dorothy Whitney.
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New York
Edith Sybil Whitney
William C. Whitney
Westbury
L. I
Mr. Whitney
Arthur Bertram Randolph
Adelaide Douglass Randolph
Marguerite
Butterfly
Dorothy Whitney
Lawrence Man Drowned Identified in Minnesota Towboat Incident
A Lawrence man drowned when a body found floating under the stern of the old Minnesota towboat Nellie was identified at North Grove street morgue as George Lee of 467 Canal street Lawrence. Captain Ned Doane recovered the body yesterday.
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Ned Doane
Nellie
Minnesota
North Grove Street
George Lee
Canal Street
Lawrence
New Jersey Wife Sues Husband Over Paregoric Drinking
June 6 Mrs Robert Palmer of Paterson New Jersey sues her husband for divorce alleging he is fond of paregoric and drinks a number of paregoric mixed drinks throughout the day including a paregoric cocktail sour sangaree punches and a paregoric flip.
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New York
Robert Palmer
Paterson
N. J
Revival Leader Higgins Dragged by Mob in Levant Incident
In Levant, Rev. George W. Higgins of the Followers of the Holy Ghost was tarred and feathered and dragged for miles to a grove. Reuel Clement and others were beaten and dragged. Clement was rescued by Reuel Henderson. Higgins returned claiming joy in faith while describing injuries and denying mob rumors of animal harm or property theft.
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Bangor
George W. Higgins
The
Holy Ghost
Levant
Reuel Clement
Mr. Higgins
Clement Farm
Jesus
Higgins
Reuel Henderson
Clement
Glenburn
Church of the Living God forms in Boston under Sanford
The new religious group led by Rev. George W. Higgins and Rev. Reuel Clement of Levant Me. is established in Boston with Rev. Edward P. Allen in charge at 545 Massachusetts Avenue. Services occur Sundays and on other days, drawing more than 75 attendees. Higgins, once a Methodist, left with salary refusal and pursued Sanford's teachings.
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New Religious Society
George W. Higgins
Reuel Clement
Levant
Boston
Church of the Living God
C. D. Sanford
Somersworth
N. H
Massachusetts Avenue
Edward P. Allen
Allen
Higgins
Massachusetts
Sanford
Mayor names board chair and secretary for July celebration
The Mayor appoints Chairman Barry and private secretary Nathaniel Robinson to plan the citys Fourth of July festivities. Traditionally the Common Council president is included, and President Kiley commented that being excluded was trivial saying let the galling jade wineca.
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Barry
Board of Aldermen
Nathaniel Robinson
Common Council
Kiley
Post
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