Black Flag Hauden Down Notch Road Strike Faces Arrests
New York June 7 Italian laborers striking for East Jersey Water Co at Notch road near Paterson N J faced state warrants for ten leaders. Police and deputies cleared 700 workers, threats of gunfire warned. A black flag flew as strikers dispersed amid violence and drinking at grog shops.
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New York
East Jersey Water Company
Notch Road
Paterson
N. J
Magee
Jones
Plasterers' Tenders Strike Report From Boston 1899
Boston news describes a strike by the Plasterers Tenders' Union as two thirds of city workers remain non unionist. Firms named include David McIntosh Woodbury Leighton Gallagher Munro Parker Black Brown Reid Fallon and Ahern. Association leaders claim the strike could have been avoided. union president O Neil disputes the bosses bluff and predicts victory.
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Master Plasterers’ Association
Boston
Master Plasterers’ Association of Boston
J. H. Townsend
Pres
F. C. Nichols
Sec
Plasterers’ Tenders’ Union
David MclIntosh
Woodbury & Leighton
Gallagher & Munro
Thomas Parker & Co
Robert Black
O. Brown
Clarence Reid
J. J. Fallon
William Ahern
O’neil
Tenders’ Union
Plasterers’ Association
Tenders Clash Over Forty-Four Hour Week and Half Holiday
The Plasterers Tenders challenge the master plasterers stance stating that they did not seek the current dispute. They favored a full forty seven hour week, refused salary cuts, and want a forty four hour week at thirty four cents per hour to approach prior wages. They deny that two thirds of workers are non union and argue only certain firms employ non union tenders.
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Maners
Ahink
Teaders
Woodbury & Leighton
Gallagher & Munroe
David McIntosh
Robert Black
Clarence Reed
J. J. Fallon
William Ahern
Thieves Break In Using False Keys at Allen Street Home
Ezra Robinson of 47 Allen Street reports his house was entered by thieves using false keys between 3 and 4 yesterday. Stolen items include a light colored overcoat a pair of dark leather opera glasses twelve silver teaspoons and a gold ring.
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Ezra Robinson
Allen Street
Lets Get Married Alarm Clocks and $1 Eyeglasses Ad
A Boston advertisement from a New Store promotes alarm clocks priced 65 cents to 66 cents and $1 eyeglasses. It claims a unique $1 watch, gold rings to order in two hours, and on site eye tests by an optician. The shop markets water repair services and a broad array of clocks and musical instruments.
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Hanovers
Wilson's
Boston
Hanover
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Strikers indignant that violence should now be resorted to
Four Finns Henri Hakala Mat Hermanson Kustaan Wanamaki and John Ericson were arrested on suspicion of involvement in a King Street boarding house explosion in Rockport. Two more arrests expected tomorrow as police probe the attack on Isaac Carlson's boarding house damaging the first floor and scattering glass. Officer Fairbanks reported pipe fragments found amid wreckage as investigators consider the case a suspected labor dispute linked act.
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Rockport
King Street
Henri Hakala
Mat Hermanson
Kustaan Wanamaki
John Ericson
Isaac Carlson
Water Front
Fairbanks
Boston University Class of 1899 Commencement Highlights
The class of 1899 from Boston University celebrated at Tremont Temple with about 230 graduates in cap and gown. Daniel Gilman of Johns Hopkins spoke on university enlargement and human progress while Governor Wolcott attended. Notable graduates included Miss Caroline Cook and Miss Elisa Daniels from the Law School. A reception followed in Jacob Sleeper Hall and officers were elected at the annual meeting.
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Boston University
Tremont Temple
Daniel Coit Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
William F. Warren
Wolcott
Gilman
Warren
College of Liberal Arts
School of Agriculture
School of Law
School of Arts and Sciences
Law School
Carolina Jewell Cook
A. B
Elisa Josephine Daniels
Franklin E. E. Hamilton
Temple Street
Jacob Sleeper
Frank Butler
F. E. i. Hamilton
James W. Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan
School of Theology
Charles J. Bullock
Williams
George S. Butters
Luther Freeman
College of
Universitatis Bostoniensis
Parker House
Phi Beta Kapna Society
Epsilon Chanter
Massachusetts
Wa Con
Browne, Taylor and Lindsay
Cc. L. A
William M. Warren
Frank R. Butler
F. Spencer Baldwin
Dean W. E. Huntington
Misses Burrill
Gary
Bigelow
Cole
Luther
Ordway
Dorchester
Whiting
Newhall
Clarke
Messrs
Oliver and Wilder
Lindsay
Baldwin
Palmer Trial Testimony Highlights Insanity and Drinking Theory
The defendant Palmer pleads insanity due to epilepsy for the murder of his wife on their anniversary. Two medical witnesses Dr. Hersey and Medical Examiner Perkins contest the claim, suggesting temporary alcoholism and remorse after the act. Palmer appeared attentive and moved by descriptions of his wife's wounds.
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Palmer
George B. Hersey
Jay Perkins
Dr. Hersey
Dentists Annual Dinner Honors Evolution Paper
The Massachusetts Dental Society held its thirty fifth annual dinner at the Oxford Hotel with instrumental music. Guest of honor Dr. S B Palmer of Syracuse NY presented a paper titled Evidences That Retard Evolution in Dental Science.
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Massachusetts Dental Society
Oxford Hotel
S. B. Palmer
Syracuse
N. Y
Palmer's Trial Opens Over Wife's Death in Edgewood
Amos D. Palmer testified in Common Pleas Court detailing the February killing of his wife Addie M. Palmer at their Edgewood home. Defense counsel described Palmer as epileptic and at times irresponsible, outlining the claimed mental condition as part of the case.
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Providence
R. I
Amos D. Palmer
Common Pleas Court
Addie M. Palmer
Edgewood
Wilson
Bomb explosion targets Carlson’s boarding house amid labor tensions
A three foot pipe bomb filled with blasting powder was detonated inside Carlson’s boarding house, shattering a front window and shaking the structure. Four Finn suspects were arrested after warrants were issued and officers Chadwick Sullivan and Eaton made arrests. Labor leaders condemn the act as tensions rise toward a settlement.
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Petrators
Carlson
Chadwick
Sullivan
Eaton
Gloucester
Postum Provides Relief for Coffee Related Stomach Trouble
A grocery bookkeeper reports many customers troubled by coffee find relief with Postum. He notes proper brewing of at least twenty five minutes yields a delicious, nourishing drink and that sales have grown, with customers across California loving it.
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Cottes
F. Latimer
Market St
Oakland
Milk Can Drop Causes Fractured Skull In Roxbury Boy
Little Edward F. Schroth six year old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Schroth of 206 Highland street Roxbury suffered a fractured skull when a milk can tied to a string hoisted to a third floor window broke free. The can struck him on the head, three stitches were needed, and he was returned home with hopes of recovery.
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Edward F. Schroth
Leo Schroth
Highland Street
Roxbury
Edward
Sixty Suits Filed Against City Over East Boston Sewer
Sixty lawsuits allege damages from sewer construction in East Boston. Each claim seeks $2090 for a total of $120000. Trials before Judge Adams in Municipal Civil Court. City defense cites required lawful work and unpreventable overflow from heavy rainfall.
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East
Boston
Adams
City of
Cetty
Irish Aid Association Holds Major Meeting in Boston
The Irish American Aid Association convened at the United States Hotel with Vice President Patrick J Flatley presiding. Prominent Irish American figures attended as committees reported progress and membership grew, while a large reception for William Ludwig and a concert were planned for Sunday evening.
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Denis O'Callaghan
D. D
Roger F. Scannell
P. J. Bergin
Thomas Arthur
Michael Morrison
H. EK. Scanlan
I. C. Fitzgerald
J. D. Fallon
J. F. White
D. I. Coleman
John M. Ford
D. J. Mitchell
Philip Gurnon
Andrew Melfvermott
Dr. T. DD. O’donoughue
D. J. L. Reilly
F. R. Carroll
Cornelius Minehan
M. J. Collins
James J. Graham
M. H. Burke
James Jeffrey Roche
Henry F. Naphen
P. J. Flatley
William J. Cronin
T. B._ Witazpatrick
Patrick A. Foley
T. J. Dillon
H. V. McLaughlin
P. J. Timmins
John P. Dore
George Phillips
Charles T. Dolan
Denis T. Mahony
M. H. Cox
F. C. Prince
Messrs. Fitztrick
McManus
Sullivan
Cox
McCormick
Mahony
Dolan
Bank Examiners Probe National Bank Run to Boston
Dover June 7 Bank examiner Carroll reviews the National Bank affairs but offers no figures on its condition. Deputy Marshal Nute hears from Salmon Falls Mills agent O F Brown that Treasurer Hough was not aboard the Sunday Boston train. Mrs Daniel Hall reports Hough near the train steps as passengers cleared the path. Ralph Hough says he has no knowledge of his son Harry’s whereabouts. Bank Commissioner Cummings assigns the savings bank case to Assignee Mason for continued investigation. Cashier Haley confirms directors hired Hough as assistant cashier at 600 dollars a year amid inquiries into his salary and actions.
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Dover
N. H
Carroll
National Bank
O. F. Brown
Salmon Falls Mills
Salmon Falls
United States
Marshal Nute
Boston
Hough
Daniel Hall
Nate
Ralph Hough
Harry
Cummings
Savings Bank
Mason
Haley
The
Park square sighting ties banker to possible New York trip
A reported sighting at Park Square stations links Harry Hough, a Dover Cocheco National Bank cashier in default, to a 3 PM New York bound train. F L Reed notes a man matching Hough’s description sought timetables and train schedules, but officials recall no definite passenger aboard the 3 o'clock train.
Refugees Turned Back at Manila Amid Fears of Overcrowding
About a thousand refugees arriving in Manila are being refused entry by authorities who fear over population, pestilence, and famine. Refugees say they were forced to surrender their supplies to the insurgent army and fear returning to enemy lines due to possible attacks.
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Manila
Chelsea opens new police station and court house
Mayor Littlefield and Chel sea Board of Aldermen with officials and guests inspected Chelsea's new police station and court house in Winnisimmet square. Built for $82,000, the building houses police offices and stables on the first floor, overseers of the poor registrars of voters court offices and clerk spaces on the second floor, and police dormitories plus superintendent of Wires on the third floor. Oak interior finishes. Public inspection today with the first court session next Monday morning.
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Littlefield
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Chelsea
Court House
Winnisimmet Square
Mazet Investigating Committee Faces Court Clash
New York June 7 The Mazet investigating committee heard hours of testimony with no dramatic statements until a minor clash arose between Mazetteers and a court of law Subpenas were issued by Magistrate Olmstead directing committee members and counsel to attend Henry C Henderson's examination tomorrow at Centre Police Court Henderson is Captain Price's counsel who was ejected from the court room last week.
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New York
Mazet
Mazetteers
Olmstead
Henry C. Henderson
Centre
Henderson
Price
Ourt
Miss Sylvester Suicide Note Follows Desperate Love
In Ipswich a young woman named Miss Sylvester, heartbroken after Clark’s marriage, died after a failed break in. A note read “A DESERTED CHILD” and hinted at wanting to end life while revealing little of her true cause. Family relations and an impending funeral are noted.
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Clark
Hert
Boarder
Harry Fal
Ipswich
Mass
Witnesses Testify in Fire and Police Oversight Hearings
The most important witness was Captain Price as the committee questioned his duties and conduct. Former Fire Chief Bonner and current Chief Croker testified on New York water pressures and hydrant failures affecting the Windsor Hotel fire. A separate report notes a death by gas of a woman, with family informed and the body at Jones's undertaking rooms.
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Presque Isle
Jones
French Hobson Takes 70 The Woods
Paris reports Captain Baratier of the Marchand African mission has become a French Hobson after being kissed by the Duchess d Uzes at Auteuil. Since then women of all ages pursue him in public places, forcing retirement from duty. He avoids escalation and prefers quiet.
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Paris
Baratier
Marchand African Mission
Hobson
Auteuil
d’Uzes
Princess Chimays Lover Dies After Gypsy Twins Birth
Cairo June 7 It is announced that the Princess Chimay nee Clara Ward of Detroit presented her gypsy husband Rigo with twins yesterday He celebrated with wine and song and is said to have been stricken with the bubonic plague dying soon after The princess is said to be in ignorance and kept under opiate influence This is the first death of a European hero from the plague
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Cairo
Egypt
Chimay
Clara Ward
Detroit
Mich
Rigo
Nun of Kenmare Miss Cusack Dies in Leamington
London June 7 Miss Cusack known as the Nun of Kenmare died today at Leamington near Warwick. Born Protestant she joined the Catholic church during the Oxford movement. Her writings covered religious duties for sisters novels poetry and Irish topics including a famine relief effort that raised nearly $100,000 for the needy.
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London
Miss Cusack
Kenmare
Leamington
Warwick
America
Ireland
Carrie Jones Brought Back to New York in Kidnapping Case
Carrie Jones also known as Bellia Anderson was brought to New York police headquarters by Detectives Price and Campbell after a June 7 arrest in the Marion Clark kidnapping. She was questioned by Captain McCluskey then moved to the Tombs jail.
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Carrie Jones
New York
Bellia Anderson
Marion Clark
P Police
Price and Camps
Bell
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Mar HeRnanse
LEH & Perrins
John Duncan
Irish Aid Association
Mill
Brown
Park Square
Harry Hough
Cocheco National Bank of Dover
F. L. Reed
Armstrong Transfer Company
Mr. Reed
Pennsylvania
Wilhelmina Nagel
Hittenhouse St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Montreal
AUEE
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Uneeda
Curtis
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Post
Prige
Mazeteers
Miss Sylvester
LNRRS
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E Cliftor Russell
J. C. Russell
French Hobson
Beegham
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