Labor's Cause and Worn Workers in Boston
The piece portrays exhausted laborers leaving six o'clock shops and offices, noting tired faces and anxious expressions. It highlights Joseph G. Clinkard as a longtime labor leader in Boston, including roles with the Boston Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council, and as a carpenter by trade and current business agent for local carpenters' unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Clinkard
New England
Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council
Carpenters’ Union No 33
Carpenters
Clinkard
Builder’s Master Of Labor Union Sedan Ends With Cure
Joseph G Clinkard leader of carpenters unions recounted nerve strain from long hours and late nights at the Building Trades Council ball in Boston. He credits Paine’s celery compound with restoring his memory sleep and vigor after nervous prostration and urges others to try it for overwork and nervousness.
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Boston
G. Clinkard
Rades Council
Aem
Building Trades Council
Music Hall
Russell
Matthews
Clinkard
Building Trades Council OF Boston’ and Vicinity
Paine
Jos
Messrs. Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
P. S
D. Gi
They Climb Hills for Fun at Appalachian Club Meeting
The twenty eighth field meeting of the Appalachian Mountain Club takes place the first week in July in the White Mountains. Headquarters are Waumbeck House with a Boston departure Saturday July 1 at 9 30 a m arriving 4 40 p m via the Concord Montreal extension. Lunch at Plymouth Station 6 p m. Excursions vary by weather to Mt Starr King Owl's Head Percy Peaks and Mt Adams with possible North Twin ascents for experienced members.
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Appalachian Mountain Club
Jefferson
White Mountain
Waumbeck House
Rero
Boston
Upwell Station
Waumbek
Mt. Starr King
Owl's Head
Cherry Mountain
Percy Peaks
Mt. Adams
North Twin
Pilet Range
Nantasket Beach Woman's Relief Corps Reunion Plans
Nantasket Beach hosts a Woman's Relief Corps reunion on Thursday at Hotel Nantasket exclusive. A clambake and fish dinner will be served from 7 to 3 with a hotel parlor concert featuring the Nilsson Ladies' Quartet and Mrs Lena Hinkley among the performers.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
Nilsson Ladies’ Quartet
Lena Hinkley
Vanderbilt Directors Declare Semi annual Dividends
The board announced dividends on Lake Shore at per cent, Michigan Central at 2 per cent, and Canada Southern at 11-4 per cent with payouts August 1. Transfer books close July 1. Lake Shore reports a large rise in net earnings for the half year.
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New York
Vanderbilt
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Canada Southern
Peyenue
Lake Shore Company
Water Front Steamers and Seaborne Incidents Across Coast
The Boston steamer of the Yarmouth line returns to service after overhaul. The North Anglia reports passing a small iceberg on June 10 at coordinates 41 latitude 45.05 longitude. New barges Rembrandt and Grandae anchored at quarantine amid a storm. Captain Handy takes command of the Kate Markee for $16 000, with Etheridge leading the Yale. The Cahills gain release from detention after immigration scrutiny. The P. H. Gray damaged bow rigging at Philadelphia sheds. tug H. W. Hill freed the vessel. The Mayflower may cruise with Knights Templar guests. The John Brooks suffered a near-fatal accident off Thatcher's with damage to the starboard wheel box and chief steward's room. 15 to 20 passengers disembarked at Gloucester and the ship returned to Boston.
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Boston
Yarmouth
North Anglia
Palermo
Rembrant
Grandee
Handy
Yale
Etheridge
Elm City
Cahill
Little Cahills
Little Isle
Pavonia
Immigration Commission
Washington
Providence
P. H. Gray
Philadelphia Steamship Line
H. W. Hill
Mayflower
Nantasket
Oston Commandery
Knights Templars
John Brooks
Portsmouth
Gloucester
Lewiston
Bangor
Deer Island
Portland
Isles of Shoals
Thatcher
Pearson
Brooks
Smith
Death at Fort Warren Soldier John Connors Supposed Suicide
Remains of John Connors a Fort Warren first sergeant were found after he disappeared on leave. Authorities believe he committed self destruction by cutting an artery and jumping overboard while drinking to cope with distress and addiction. Family contacts and missing funds awaited. he served seventeen years and was buried at Fort Winthrop.
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John Connors
Fort Warren
Federal Street Bridge
Jamaica
Bem
Lowell
Quincy
Connors
Battery B
Fort Winthrop
Moody Merrill Rumor Dabbles in Canadian Steamer Departure
A month after his disappearance Moody Merrill is rumored to have boarded the steamer Malifax for Canada on May 27. Witnesses are unclear and no ticket record or definitive corroboration exists. Miss Smith denies knowledge of the matter while Winthrop Merrill, Webber, and hotel staff offer hazy claims with little evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Merrill
Canada
Malifax
Winthrop Merrill
Legislators and Counsel Paid for Promoting Legislation
A list of payments to lawmakers and their counsel from various organizations for promoting or opposing bills in the last session includes Governor John D. Long $160 for New England Dairy Association counsel work, Atlas Mutual $250, Fidelity Casualty $150, Bunker Hill Monument Association $150, George Kempton $75, Robert W. Sigman $12, Gaston & Snow $100, George A. Brown $20, Blackmar $100, Walcott Hamlin $25, and H. N. Collison $6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
John D. Long
New England Dairy Association
Long
Hemenway
Atlas Mutual Insurance Company
General Collins
Fidelity Casualty Company
London
Bunker Hill Monument Association
H. N. Collison
Patrick Meehan
Buzzerd’s Bay
Baldwin Cadet Band Concert Promises Varied Programme
Sunday afternoon Baldwin's Cadet Band conducted by J Ynooas Baldwin will perform at 4 o clock. The programme includes Gemma di Vergy by Donizetti with a concert waltz To Thee, Waldtonfel Overture Dichter and Bauer, Stuppe Cornet solo LATZO, Handel Mr Thomas Nullaly, Reminiscences of Bellini, Mazurka caprice Blau Vielchou, G A R patrol, Passett Baroco solo Mantaste, Frank Fins Popular medley Metamorphoses Meyer, Finale Unter Donner und Blitz and Strauss themed pieces.
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Baldwin
Ees
Handel
Thomas “Nullaly
Bellinis
Godfrey Mazurka Caprice
Blau Vielchou
Hlenborg
G. A. R.” Patrol
Ketoehe
Passett Barlcope
Belspham
Frank Fins
Meyer
Strauss
Major George A Copeland Discharged From Eighth Regiment
Major George A Copeland of the Eighth Regiment Infantry Second Brigade is honorably discharged following the board of officers recommendation tied to the unit reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Copeland
Eighth Regiment Infantry
Eighth Regiment
What We Sell on Credit
A New England credit house advertises an immense stock of men and boys clothing all wool with no cotton suits. It highlights a uniform department for conductors drivers and others, a jewelry department, bicycle sales on credit with $25 cuts, and ladies garments orders from city stores. The firm calls itself the largest and most popular credit house in New England located opposite Jordan Marsh & Co. and invites patrons to open an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan, Marsh & Co
New England
One Tribunal Enough in Ford Theatre Inquiry
Secretary Lamont dissolves the military court appointed June 10 to probe Colonel Ainsworth and the Ford's Theatre disaster case. Civil authorities in the District of Columbia conduct the investigation, and military interference is ended to avoid conflicts with civil procedures.
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Lamont
Ainsworth
Washington
Record and Pension Office
War Department
Ford
Panama Scandals Inquiry Report Clears Several Officials
Ernest Valle presented in Paris the 800 page Panama scandals commission report. It catalogues lobbyist Deputies ties and the canal company's history, loans, and guarantee syndicates while exonerating M. de Freycinet and M. Floquet and denying any bought votes by Panama funds.
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Paris
Ernest Valle
Chamber of Deputies
Commission of Inquiry
Panama
M. de Freycinet
M. Floquet
Manchester Wants Him: Le Clair Identified by Police
Inspector O Dowd of the Manchester New Hampshire force identified watches rings and other jewelry taken from Frank Le Clair alias Frank Smith who was captured locally. A Manchester store break in on June 19 yielded about 400 dollars in jewelry and 150 dollars in cash. Le Clair was arraigned on larceny charges and remanded until Monday with his transfer to New Hampshire authorities for requisition papers. Herbert Knight remains at large.
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Waltham
O'Dowd
Manchester
N. H
Frank le Clair
Frank Smith
le Clair
New Hampshire
Russell
Herbert Knight
Catherine Steamer Arrives at Rockland for Blue Hill Run
The new 166 ton propeller Catherine built at Bath arrives in Rockland and will operate on the Blue Hill route starting Tuesday. Owned by George H. Storer of New York, the vessel cost $20,000.
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Rockland
Catherine
Bath
Blue Hill
George H. Storer
New York
Cholera Questioned as Poisoning by Nitric Acid
Berlin reports Professor Emmerich of Munich and Professor Tsuboi of Tokio claim Asiatic cholera results from nitric acid produced by Koch's comma bacilli. The finding sparks much interest and debate among scientists.
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Berlin
Emmerich
Munich
Tsuboi
Tokio
Koch
Uncle Sam Takes the Machias
Washington June 23 The preliminary acceptance of the gunboat Machias built by Bath Iron Works Maine was made today. Department reports show the vessel in first class condition.
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Washington
Machias
Bath (Me.) Iron Works
Department
State Bank of Minneapolis Suspends Payments
The State Bank of Minneapolis suspended payment this morning, with assurances it would resume in a few days. The bank has a paid up capital of $75,000, and steady withdrawals by depositors prompted the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
State Bank
Whiskey Trust quits. W W Johnson seeks reinstatement
Peoria report says W W Johnson of Cincinnati a leading distributor for the Whiskey Trust, which withdrew two weeks ago, has applied for reinstatement of his trade connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
W. W. Johnson
Cincinnati
Whiskey Trust
Death Fates William Mutehler Democratic Congressman
William Mutehler of EPASTON Pennsylvania member of Congress from the eighth district died suddenly of heart disease this morning in Erie. The veteran Democrat served in the House since 1913 and was reelected in 1916. He is survived by a widow and several children.
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Epaston
Penn
William Mutehler
Pennsylvania
Fire Destroys Dry Goods Store in Main Street
An alarm from Box 6 reported a blaze at the dry goods store of F. J. Magennis 57 Main Street in Waltham. Goods valued around 100 dollars were destroyed.
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Waltham
F. J. Magennis
Main Street
Street crossings flaw sparks citywide protest in Boston
The Post reports a wave of anger over West End road paving and crossing defects. Superintendent Carter and city clerks avoided comment while President Whitney rushed paperwork, as readers submit notices of dangerous spots. A Tremont street accident May 24 left 6 year old Margaret Vance critically injured after a hole pinched her shoe and a car struck her. she remains ill with head and limb injuries.
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West End
Carter
City Hall
Milk Street
West End Road
Whitney
Boston
Post
Tremont Street
South End
Vance
Tremont
Margaret
Chelsea
Bargain Clothing Sale on Odd and Broken Lots
Sale offers blue serges black cheviots fancy cassimeres and cheviots in small and broken lots. Includes double and single breasted sacks 3 button cutaway frocks and handsome patterns. Entire lot for $10. be early.
Crossing flaw on Tremont street harms child foot
A hole in the Tremont street crossing near Opposite 1034 Tremont Street trapped a child’s foot. The wear on a West End flag corner and rails created a frog like gap. The case may go to a lawyer and be pursued against the road. A reporter tours downtown noting numerous faulty crossings including Post Office Square and Congress Street entrance.
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The
Post
Post Office
Congress Street
Peculiar paving along Congress street and Postoffice Square
A description notes three railway tracks in Postoffice Square with a mix of West End and city paving. The diagonal crossing from the federal building corner to Congress Street has no paving between rails. Summer Street crossing by Hawley shows two smooth slabs replacing four.
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Federal Building
Congress Street
Summer Street
Hawley
Missing flag noted at Water Street crossing
A flag is missing on the switch at Water Street corner Post Office Square. Half a flag is used at Devonshire Corner of Dock Square, and one flag at Tremont has a narrow hole resembling a damage mark.
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Water Street
Postofice Square
Devonshire
Dock Square
Tremont
Boston crosswalk flags missing on steep streets amid dangerous paving
An investigation finds numerous dangerous and ill paved street crossings in Boston. Flags are missing or damaged at key crossings on Sudbury Alden Portland and Washington streets, with cobbles used to aid Somerville cars. Officials urged swift action to improve safety citywide.
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Sudbury Streeet
Alden
Portland
Hawkins and
Bowker
Sudbury Street
Somerville
Brattle Street
Portland Street
Friend Street
Haymarket Square
Cross
Sudbury
Washington Street
Friend
Tremont Street
Boston
Charlestown
Kingsley to resign after 28 years on Cambridge Water Board
President Chester W Kingsley announces his resignation from the Cambridge Water Board after twenty eight years of service. He cites age and family wishes while noting his work on Fresh Pond improvements and the Stony Brook dam have left Cambridge with a strong water system and no tax levy expense while adding $700000 to the sinking fund.
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Chester W. Kingsley
Cambridge Water Board
Cambridge
Kingsley
Board
Water Board
Fresh Pond
Stony Brook
Press Club Extends Access During Army of the Potomac Visit
By order of the president and board the freedom of the Boston Press Club rooms on Bow street will extend to visiting press members in Boston for the Society of the Army of the Potomac visit. Local press and visiting correspondents may obtain tickets to society entertainments by applying to F. C. Brownell, chairman, before Wednesday morning at the Boston Herald office.
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The
Boston Press Club
Newburyport Water Company Votes to Offer Plant to City
At a stockholders meeting in Newburyport Massachusetts on June 23 the Newburyport Water Company voted to offer the plant to the city under Section 12 of the 1893 act.
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Newburyport
Mass
Newburyport Water Company
Shang Campbell Sentenced Four Years In State Prison
Shang Campbell also known as James Morgan was sentenced to four years at State Prison for the October 4 1890 larceny of 400 dollars from Wright at the National Bank of the Republic Judge Bishop in Superior Criminal Court noted Campbell had a long prior record and appeals delayed final action Campbell declared in court I am an innocent man.
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Shang” Campbell
Wright
National Bank of the Republic
Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
Campbell
James Morgan
Supreme Court
Canada
Shang
Charles Street
Bennington
Stevens
P. J. Casey
Casey
Quarantine Orders Supersede Earlier Treasury Rules
Secretary Carlisle directs all Treasury officials and consular officers that the Treasury Department quarantine regulations approved in 1893 and 1898, with later amendments, replace prior circulars. Collectors must report detentions to the Marine Hospital Service, and enforcement should avoid unnecessary delays while ensuring public safety and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlisle
Treasury
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Marineospital Service
Debate Over Bridgeport Grade Crossing Plan Ends
Hartford June 23 The House clashed over a Bridgeport grade crossing removal bill. It envisions elevated tracks a new station and a four track bridge across the Housatonic River at an estimated cost of 2 500 000. The body rejected a Hartford and Wethersfield Horse Railway Company petition to cross the New York and New England Railroad at East Hartford at grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Bridgeport
Senate
Housatonic River
Railroad Committee
Hartford & Wethersfield Horse Railway Company
New York & New England Railroad
East Hartford
Breakdown at Jaques power plant halts Haverhill shoe industry
The Jaques power station engine failed this morning causing a third of Haverhill shoe factories to close for one month and about 2000 workers to lose their jobs.
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Haverhill
Jaques
Maine People's Party Convening To Discuss Campaigns
The State committee calls the Maine People's Party to convene in Portland on June 29 to debate the political situation and outline plans for the campaigns of 1894 and 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
State Committee
People’s Party of Maine
Justice Blatchford in Newport Seafaring Health Update
The local attending physician reports Justice Blatchford comfortable with no change in real condition for two to three days. He remains within the danger line but is gaining much-needed strength and appears to be stabilizing overall.
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Newport
R. I
Justice Blatchford
Fire damages Union Place building in Hartford
Fire at 2 30 p m on the fifth floor of the Union Place building housing the League Cycle Company caused about 1000 in stock, plant, and building losses. The blaze was covered by insurance.
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Hartford
Conn
Union Place
League Cycle Company
Fire wipes out third of town in Kansas collapse
Leonardsville Kansas suffered a major fire destroying six business houses and three dwelling structures, about one third of the town. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars, partly insured.
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Leonardsville
Kan
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Washington ST
N. A. Thompson & CO
Congress St
Broadway
Col. Dorchester Aves
Swett St
E. Chester Park
Roxbury
Relief Corps
Copeland
Lasne
Ashburton Place
Emporium
Jewelry Dept
Bicycle Dept
Washburn Credit CO
Josh & Co
Ve Washburn
A” E
Tribunal
MM. de Freycinet
Floquet
Uncle Sam
Postoffice Square
Hawley and
Summer Streets
Browning, King & CO
R. T. Almy & CO
Washington and Essex
Brattie
People's Party
Maine
Hartford Cycle
NEW England Mutual
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Eves
Massachusetts
Ben J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Asst
Kingston St
Read’s
Rrap
Devonshire St
Newtonville
Hamilton St
Hannah Harrold
City Hospital
Cove Street
Ot 2
Max Guneon
Natick
Reformatory
Chicago
Ames Building
Roston
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