Irwin Pushes Referendum For Boston Subway Bill
After ten days of debate the Meigs transformed subway bill returns to the House. Irwin of Northampton submits a referendum amendment as leaders on both sides battle to let Boston voters decide elevated railway plans. The Senate amends and defends the measure while opponents warn of traffic and architectural impact.
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Senate
Matthews
Richard W. Irwin
Northampton
Messrs. Irwin
Bennett
James B. Hayes
Charlestown
Richard Sullivan
Roxbury
Boston
Durant
Cambridge
Harvard
Main Streets
Mt. Auburn
Green Streets
Bessom
Hehd
Board of
Jettroad Commissioners
Meigs
Swallow
Suffolk
Fitzgerald
Hanover Street
Sanger
Senator Fitzgerald
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Cronan
Leary
Vicinity
Stor Harvey
Worcester
Boston Transit Commission
Copley Square
Rhodesales & Co. liquidates clothing stock in New England sale
A wholesale clothing house on Summer Street offers hundreds of suits coats and coats at deep discounts. Prices range from seven fifty for serge suits to six seventy five for cheviot suits and eight dollars for fine worsted frocks. Thousands of pants and children's suits also discounted. The store guarantees refunds if not satisfactory. Next to Pray's Carpet Restablishment.
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Boston
Rhodesales & Co
Summer St
Buite
Bestanoker
We Asro
New England
Rail strike boycott hits major railroads across nation
President Debs and the American Railway Union announce a boycott of lines in the General Managers' Association. Commissions will mobilize workers to strike at once on roads including Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and Illinois Central, with a broader stoppage planned if sufficient support is organized. The action targets lines hauling Pullman cars and aims to cripple the association’s effort to suppress the union.
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Chicago
Debs
American Railway Union
General Managers’ Association
Rock Island & Pacific
Illinois Central
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Santa Fe
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Erie
Managers’ Association
Rock Island
Burlington
Minots
Monon
Fort Wayne
Abashy
Shiings & Grea Western
Lake Shore
Milwaukee
Michigan Central
Grand Trunk
Wabash
Union Stock Yards Transit Company
Sovereign
K. of L
Northwestern
Fortieth Street
Mobile & Ohio
Seale
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Grand Crossing
Ilinois Central
New York & Chicago Lmited
Chicago & Erie Road
State Line
Hammond
Ind
Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Union
Round House
Wabash Yards
Moran
Switchmen’s Union
International Switchmen’s Aid Association
Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association
Chicago & Northwestern
Suit assortment offered at low figure after late delivery
These suits mainly blue serges and black cheviots were cut and made in our workrooms in the latest styles but arrived too late for the regular season. They are sold at a low figure rather than carried over to next season. Every garment labeled warranting same fast color.
Railroad unions strike threatens 22 Chicago roads
A union plan to boycott and strike runs through Chicago rail hubs with 22 roads at risk as Wabash and other lines trigger action. Union officials press to block shipments at stock yards while Mobile & Ohio capitulates and engineers on multiple roads pledge to withhold Pullman handlers.
Bathing Suits And Swim Attire At Moderate Prices
Advertises 85 cents for one piece Jersey bathing suits with fast colors. Cotton suits 50 cents and up. Two piece suits and suits with pneumatic life saving attachment offered for ladies and gentlemen at moderate prices.
Hammocks and Tents Catalog Sale at Oak Hall Boston
G W Simmons and Co offer 14 feet braided edge Mexican hammocks and all other kinds with tents all priced low. The firm announces closing lines of tents at 50 cents on the dollar and invites readers to request their tent catalog.
Dixon and Griffo Battle to Draw in Twenty Round Match
George Dixon and Young Griffo fought a twenty round draw at the Casino on Tremont Street last night. The bout drew about 3500 spectators who witnessed a scientific, fierce display with Griffo’s weight and tactics causing debate, but Referee Eckhardt’s decision met broad approval.
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Géorge Dixon
Griffo
Tremont Street
Ting
America
Eckhardt
Gore
Welch
Fallon
Tom O'Rourke
Dixon
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Casimir Perret
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Erika Henal
Lea & Perring
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Washington Street
Leopold Morse
New England States
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Barwann & Co
Hartford, Hartford, Conn
A. A. Pocock
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Tremant St
G. W. Simmons
Echo
John Eckhardt
Paine
John Devine
Long Island
New Bedford
East French Avenue
H. Cogswell
J, Hs Cutter
Seroon
C.C.A
Atlantic Ave