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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1904

Page

5

Miners and troops in pitched battles

The officers left the train under General Bell and moved to attack the camp of the unionists. They advanced from a train cut and emerged to face a volley from hillsides surrounding their position.

Bell

Golden Specific Promises Secret Cure For Drink Habit

An old advertisement touts Golden Specific as a silent cure for alcoholism. It claims Dr J W Haines endorses it with testimonials from figures like Rev Schimpfelman and Dr Rene Chabot. A free trial is offered by mail to Cincinnati readers who send name and address, with assurances of discreet packaging and full usage directions.

J. W. Haines Discovery Golden Specific Schimpfelman Rene Chabot Franklyn Waters J. W Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio

Seven detachments launched in round up of miners

Deputies and soldiers fired for ten minutes after a confrontation on the hills. General Bell judged the miners outnumbered and organized seven detachments to sweep the surrounding terrain. A second clash on Big Hill led to over 200 shots with seven guards capturing seven miners at Cripple Creek. no injuries reported as tension rose.

Bell Big Hill Victor Cripple Creek

No Drinks For The Republican Delegates In Chicago

Chicago June 8 Not a drop of liquor and hardly any soft drinks will be sold inside the Coliseum during the Republican national convention sessions. Sergeant at Arms Stone said there will be no luncheon room and no food service beyond water. Retiring rooms will be provided for those who wish to smoke.

Chicago

Waxwork in the window at Wolf's shop

Mr. Charles BE Reded displays in Wolf's window My Clothier Hanover and Portland streets. He imitates a mechanical wax figure with a tall, proud-shouldered appearance and a pleasing countenance. Crowds watch, unsure if he is real or a model.

Charles BE. Reded Wolf's Hanover Portland

Bride killed by serenaders in La Crosse

Mrs William Asselin a bride of four weeks dies of brain fever attributed to an almost incessant serenade by persistent friends. The victim, popular, is blamed by a score of over enthusiastic well wishers who organized the charivari and serenade in La Crosse Wisconsin.

Illinois claims Cleveland for president and Hopkins for chair

Millard F. Dunlap, Hearst campaign manager in Illinois, says the Hopkins faction in Illinois backs Grover Cleveland for president and John P. Hopkins for chairman of the Democratic National Committee. The plan would unfold in both state and national conventions.

Illinois Cleveland Chicago Grover Cleveland John P. Hopkins Millard F. Dunlap William R. Hearst Hopkins

Yale Track Elects Ward McLana han Captain 1906

New Haven June 8 Ward McLana han 06 has been elected captain of the Yale University track team for 1906 He holds the pole vault record 12 feet He is expected to be a leader like Captain Clapp of this year s squad

New Haven

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Offer Quick Relief

It claims fast curing of dreadful headaches and nervous pains in minutes with no side effects. One pill relieves pain anywhere from any cause, promising rapid comfort.

Miles

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills offering rapid relief from pains and headaches within about twenty minutes. It claims long history of benefit, a money back promise on unsatisfied first box, and prices at 25 doses for 25 cents, with a note not sold in bulk.

Miles Ruth Record Claremont N. H

Boston Marines Firemen Strike Tied to Crimp Abolition

Boston marines firemen walk out as part of a citywide general strike urged by the Atlantic Coast Firemen's Union. About 260 sailors join the action to end the boarding house crimp system and push for higher wages and union-only hiring. Ships due in Boston may be affected as lines adjust to the walkout.

Boston Atlantic Coast Firemen’s Union Union Huron Clyde Jacksonville Chattahoochee Savannah Gloucester Baltimore Merchants and Miners Whitney Metropolitan New York Howard Norfolk

Hay and Grain Teamsters Submit Wage Agreement

The Hay and Grain Teamsters Union last night sent an endorsement draft to the Team Drivers District Council. It defines ten hours as a workday and sixty hours as a workweek, with minimum weekly wages of 12, 14, 15, and 16 dollars for one to four horse teams respectively, plus 60 cents extra per day for shorter weeks.

Hay and Grain Teamsters’ Union

Team Drivers Halt Deliveries to Boston Painters Union

Team Drivers' District Council voted last night to call off all teamsters delivering to or taking goods from any building where Boston Painters' Union 11 members have struck. The move is seen as a major action complicating the strike from employers' viewpoint.

Boston Painters’ Union 11

Local labor notes Andover union bakers organize co operative bakery

Boston union bakers plan a cooperative bakery at 02 West Cedar Street. Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Union 72 elected officers led by President Charles Evans and others, including William Coyne and F F Schultz. Non union cigarmakers in Tampa reportedly struck for better conditions per Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 report.

Boston Union Bakers Boston Union 97

Morse Vocal Recital At Steinert Hall

Frank E Morse pupils presented a varied programme at Steinert Hall featuring Helen Bassett Mabelle Proctor Alma B Woodcock Belsa Thielscher Florence Hale Nelly M Cheney Theodora Carter Clara E Noyes Edith C Frost Margaret Wither Fred Bates Walter C Mooney Edward A Kingsley Edward Orchard Jr Coleridge Taylor Minnehaha setting and Hiawatha excerpts highlighted by the Death of Minnehaha sung by Louise Chisholm and Frederick P Hastings Accompanists Alice Siever and John C Manning received praise

Frank E. Morse Steinert Hall Helen Bassett Mabelle Proctor Alma B. Woodcock Belsa Thielscher Florence Hale Nelly M. Cheney Theodora Carter Clara E. Noyes Edith C. Frost Margaret Wither Fred Bates Walter C. Mooney Edward A. Kingsley Edward Orchard, Jr Coleridge Taylor

Tallahassee Collides With Barge in Vineyard Sound

The Tallahassee of the Savannah line lay at Lewis wharf with a damaged collision bulkhead after striking the berry barge in Vineyard Sound at 6 45 Sunday morning Captain Burroughs went down with his craft Captain Johnson said repairs will likely be in New York The chief officer described throwing Burroughs a rope as the barge sank and Burroughs did not rise again.

Lewis Wharf Tallahassee Savannah Berry Vineyard Sound Burroughs Johnson New York

Tom Sharkey Marries Nurse in New York

Thomas Sharkey, the pugilist, wed Miss Catherine McIntosh of Michigan in New York. A professional nurse who cared for him during a recent illness acted as the bride.

New York Thomas Sharkey Catherine McIntosh Michigan

Harvard Student Francis Fobes Wins Rhodes Scholarship

The selection committee chose Francis Hope Fobes, Harvard 1904, of Lexington, to be Massachusetts’ first Rhodes Scholar. Phi Beta Kappa member, Delta Upsilon, active in Phillips Brooks House but not in athletics, he is noted as a leading classical scholar who will graduate with high honors at Harvard at age 22.

Massachusetts Oxford Cecil Rhodes Francis Hope Fobes Harvard Fobes Lexington Phi Beta Kappa Society Phillips Brooks House

Lynn Boy Wins Phillips Scholarship at Tufts

Medford June 8 The Wendell Phillips scholarship in oratory was awarded at Goddard Chapel Tufts College to Ralph W. Currier of Lynn. Judges included Professors Woodbridge Maulsby and Dr. Bolles. The award, Tufts’ largest prize, is held by the recipient for two years.

Medford Wendell Phillips Goddard Chapel Tufts College W. Samuel Woodbridge David L. Maulsby E. C. Bolles Ralph W. Currier Lynn Tufts Recipent

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