Senate Debates Pension Bills and Copyright Conferees
The Senate debated pension bills and accepted executive session action. Officers discussed Hawaiian cable diplomacy, civil service pay, and a conference report on the Copyright Bill offering two free copies of certain works while preserving imports of others.
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Hale
New ‘American Enterprise
Senate
American Enterprise
Warner
Cameron
Messrs
Allison
Cockrell
Coinage Committee of the House
Teller
Gray
Revenue Cutter Service
Treasury Department
Naval Establishment
Mr. Gray
Post Office
Frye
Plumb
Platt
Mr. Sherman
House Debates Hawaiian Cable Provision and National Home Board
Congress clashed over the Hawaiian Island cable subsidy and a conference on the National Home for Disabled Volunteers. Debates covered cost cuts, government ownership, and strategic value of a transpacific link, with a rejection of the conference report on the Hawaiian cable and multiple conference actions on appropriations and pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cutcheon
Michigan
National Home For Disabled Volunteers
Edmund N. Morrill
Alfred J. Pearson
William B. Franklin
John C. Black
George W. Steele
James Burnett
J. H. Bonebreak
Francis Fessenden
Butterworth
Ohio
Senate
Funston
Kansas
Breckenriage
Kentucky
Conferrees
House
Morrow
California
Labor and Capital The Strike at Clarks Mills
Seventy New York union printers join a Newark strikers’ wave with a call to support the Clark's Thread Mill dispute. The National Mule Spinners' Association urges branches to fund weekly subscriptions, praising justice and urging peaceable measures, sending aid to Newark spinners amid a thirteen week strike.
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National Mule Spinners’ Association
National Cotton Mule Spinners’ Association of America
Clark’s Thread Millis
Newark
N.J
National Cotton Mule Spinners’ Association
Howard
National Mule Spinners’ Union
Clark’s Malls
Olive Branch of Peace
National Association
John Wood
New Street
Harrison
N. J
National Committee
A. Moong
Union Printers Go Out in New York Strike
A Burr Printing Company notice explains union rate compliance and a dispute over who runs the business. After hiring two nonunion women and then a nonunion man, printers, about seventy strong, walked out. Pickets remain but authorities would arrest any interference as the shop shifts to fill vacancies with union and nonunion workers alike.
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New York
Burr Printing Company
Jacob Street
Chavel
de Vinne
Trow
Title
Typothet
American Projectile Company to Erect Factories at Lynn
The American Projectile Company organized with 500000 capital. Thomson-Houston Company to be paid 250000 for United States projectile patents and welding process rights for shell manufacture. East Lynn factory site near existing welding works. Directors offer stock first to their holders, then to outside parties at par.
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Lynx
American Projectile Company
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson-Houston Electric Welding Company
United States
East Lynn
A Weldin Ageny
Coke Strike Talks Fail in Pittston Coke Region
Wage committees of the United Mine Workers met with coke operators but failed to reach terms. Miners refused any reduction while operators demanded a 10 percent cut. The stalemate signals a prolonged strike as Scottdale session plans relief commissaries. In Scranton the court was asked to restrain strikers from blocking W. J. Hipsney’s Fayette county works, where 1000 men were driven from their jobs and a mine set on fire.
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Pittsnourg
Penn
United Mine Workers
Scottdale
Scranton
United States District Court
Coke
W. J. Hipsney
Fayette County
Unmitigated Falsehoods Senator Howard Denies Accusations
West Him March 3 Senator Howard denounces recent charges by Lowell men that he denied Connelly and Rogers of Central Labor Union a hearing before the Legislative Committee on Labor. He labels the claims unmitigated falsehoods and cites Representative McEttrick and other committee members to support his defense. Connelly’s attendance and role in prior hearings are debated, with questions raised about his official capacity and spending.
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Howard
Lowell
Messrs. Connelly
Rogers
Central Labor Union
Legislative Committee On Labor
McEttrick
Connelly
Unclear excerpt from local hearing over weavers and spinners
Fragmentary report notes Howard during an attempt, asking him to sit on Connelly as he hurt the weavers case. Mentioned men did not sit well with the spinners in this city when they lived here some time ago.
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Howard
Connelly
Chief Arthur and Railroad Officials Avert Engineer Strike
Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Rio Grande Western Engineers Grievance Committee met Denver and Rio Grande Railroad officials. After a three hour conference mutual concessions were made and a threatened strike was averted.
Six Hundred Ride by Are Now Idle at Wanskuck Mills
About 600 workers at Wanskuck Mills are idle with 160 leaving today. Strikers vow to stay firm until concessions are won while the company says it will hire new workers unless the strike ends. Protests continue as negotiations stall between workers and management.
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Provinence
R. L
Wanskuck Mills
Blacksmiths Union in Newport Sets Higher Shoeing Fees
Newport Rhode Island March 3 The blacksmiths have formed a protective union and decided not to charge less than 160 for shoeing and to make an advance soon. An organization includes most shops in the city.
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Newport
R. L
Coal Miners' Demands Not to Be Granted -Furnace Men Defeated
Berlin reports the Department of Mines will refuse eight hour shifts and higher miners wages. London notes a twenty one week Scotch furnace lockout nearing end with masters terms accepted. Dust: Clinton Galway relief workers strike for higher wages. Salisbury to unveil labor programme at Metropole banquet tomorrow.
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Berlin
Reichanzieger
Department of Mines
London
Clinton
Galway
Salisbury
Lord Salisbury
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Metropole
Against All Subsidy Harveys Shepard speaks to Young Men's Dem Club
Harvey N. Shepard argued against subsidies in a full audience at the Young Men's Democratic Club. He cited President Harrison and Cunnard P&O examples, critiqued British and French practices, warned of corruption from U S subsidies, and urged reviving shipping via tariff policy and freer trade as he closed.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Harvey N. Shepard
Harrison
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
National Board of Trade
United States
Admiralty
Department
Navy
Cunard Steamship Company
Atlantic
Inman
Cunard Company
India
Sherard
England
Remarkable Cure Story of Jennie Belcher in South Boston
The narrative recounts Jennie Belcher’s two-year battle with a cancerous fibroid tumor. After failed surgeries and bleak medical opinions, Dr. James M. Solomon treated her without knives or poisons, leading to a complete removal in about four and a half months. Belcher endorses the treatment and invites inquiries at 96 G Street Boston.
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Jennie Belcher
Boston
Miss Belcher
Solomon
Aviptar
James M. Solomon
G Street
South Boston
South Braintree
Weather Forecast For New England On Wednesday
Forecast till 8 p.m. Wednesday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont snow with slightly warmer easterly winds. In Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Eastern New York expect snow turning to rain with warmer easterly gales.
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Washingston
D. C
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Weather forecast for New England today and Thursday
Northern New England will have snow turning to rain this afternoon with high easterly winds and moderate temperatures. Clearing tonight. Southern New England sees rain today then clearing with easterly gales and warmer temperatures. Thursday, fair and much colder with westerly winds.
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POST
New England
Edison Pole Sparks North End Clash at Cross Street
A force erected an Edison electric light pole on the sidewalk at 8 and 10 Cross street drawing a hostile crowd of local Russian Jewish residents. One man sat in the trench, removed by force as police dispersed the mob amid noise drawn from the North End. China Has No Objection to Mr Blair. Chinese minister says no truth to reports of objections to Blair as minister. Judge Pitman’s condition unchanged. he slept much of the day and rested comfortably later.
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Cross Street
Edison
China
Blair
Washington
Peru
Legation
Herbert L. Hardie
Citizens’ Tion
Boston
Ciizens’ Association of
Charles P. Bowditch
Citizens’ Association
Oldethods
Brown
Smith
Philadelphia
Toto
Wagner
Louis Wagner
Philadelphia System
L. L. Harpine
Department of Public Works
Brooklyn
Bureau of Highways
Rosnosky
Harding
R. Harding
E Street
Carter
Street Department
Crry Hall
H. H. Carter
Steamers Arrived In Ports From Liverpool to Hong Kong
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures with many ships and routes. Pavonia reached Boston from Liverpool on March 3 while Alcides sailed into Baltimore from Glasgow the same day. Other vessels include Kalia from Stettin to Port New York and Maraala from Hamburg to New York with varied journey legs and ports such as Swansea London and Hong Kong cited in brief notices.
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Boston
Pavonia
Liverpool
Baltimore
Alcides
Glasgow
New York
Kalia
Stettin
Cone
Halifax
Oregon
Pat Quetown
Cephalonia
Ueenstown
A.m
Yokohama
Bay of Rio de Janeiro
San_ Francisco
Hong Kong
Portland Bill
Congo
London
Dominion
Portland
Bristol
Antwerp
Apollo
Which Plan Is Best Street Commissioners Score Boston Road Plan Debate
The Boston street plan debate unfolds before the Committee on Citica with Mayor Matthews and City Solicitor Bailey presenting safeguards for private land owners. Real estate interests represented by Jamaica Plain's Bowditch push for stricter controls, while officials seek to balance public necessity with private rights and a City Council appropriation mechanism.
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Boston
Matthews
Alderman Carruth
Bailey
Herbert L. Harding
Ja Moore
Charles P. Bowditch
Jamaica Plain
Bowditch
New Hampshire
Citizens’ Association
Carruth
Ira L. Moore
Back Bay
Huntington Street
West Chester Park
Parker Street
Cit Council
Wilson
Kailey
Mr. Harding
French
Purify Your Blood This Spring With Hood’s Sarsaparilla
An era of seasonal cleansing urges readers to purify blood in winter and spring. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, praised as a superior blood purifier and tonic, benefits digestion and vitality with testimonials from L. A. Gruman of Aurelia Iowa and local townsfolk.
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Hood
Leas
L. A
Citizens Association opposes city bill on street reform
In testimony before the Boston committee, Herbert L. Hardie for the Citizens Association argues the city bill misuses powers and risks wild speculation. He backs a Brooklyn style plan with abutter payments and mayoral control, citing Philadelphia and Brooklyn precedents and criticizes street commissioners.
Commodious Vaults Fireproof and Burglar Proof Storage
Commodious vaults described as perfectly equipped with complete protection for securities, silver, jewelry and valuables. Safes offered at ten dollars per year and upward.
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Hitt
Illinois
House Conferrees
Hawaiian Islands
Fay Eaeus
Sandwich Islands
Pacific Ocean
Malta
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Spain
Mr. Morrow
Congress
Oie Ee
Moneniek
Yeas
cUreary
Cabie Peovice
Messrs. Cannon
Peters
Epechantinnes
Cannon
Cigil
Bing
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Yale
Apple
Spingse
Parace
Spinola
Caderen Eee
Clark’s Mills
New York Union
Lynn
Arthur
R. I
Harvey N. Sheppard
The
Brazil
Pacific Company
Chandler
Thurman
Edmunds
Hoe
Venezuela
J. M. Solomon
Court Street
Cor. Brattle Street
Scollay Square
Inman Line
Mexico
South America
San Francisco
Fern & Balebee
Cala. & Va
Crown Point
Sierra New
Eureka
Union
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Damara
St John, N. B
C. 1
Hood & Co
Mass
C. L Hood & CO
Equitable Building
Edward R. Andrews
F. E. Storey
HILL
HIL. Whitney & CO
Pearl Street
William Hamilton
Boylston Street
Bosto
New Gland
H. W. Bigelow Company
Washington Street
Acoloff
Kington
Prica
Temple Pines
NEW England Iial
Tremont Row
City Notices
City of
Basin 5
Council Chamber
City Hall
John H. Lee
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