Women Leaders Head Brigade of Pickets in Lawrence
In Lawrence on March 6 thousands of pickets led by Mrs Annie Welzenbach and Pearl McGill disrupted mill workers transfers, with 12 arrests as police cleared South Lawrence streets. The protestors vow continued action, plan another Essex Street march, and seek meeting with American Woolen Company officials in Boston.
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Lawrence
Annie Welzenbach
Pearl McGill
Common Street
Essex Street
Compromise Rumor Spreads at Lawrence Strikers Meeting
At Lawrence a rumor spread after an executive session of the strikers' committee that much of the meeting discussed a possible compromise to end the textile strike in its eighth week. Strike leaders would not confirm details or discuss conclusions, beyond reporting delegates' routine measures.
Strikers Press for Full Demands as Meet Vows Stand
Leaders of the textile strike urged unity to win all demands despite attacks on the IWW and leaders. The strikers voted to send a 10 member committee to the State House to meet mill owners and the arbitration panel. Disturbances were planned for tomorrow with a parade to mark dispatch of children to Philadelphia. Twelve arrests were reported today, the peak since the initial strike days, plus five arrests tonight following a street clash on Elm Street. Walter Shepherd, a settlement worker, runs a soup kitchen.
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Industrial Workers of the World
State House
Philadelphia
Elm Street
Walter Shepherd
Major Cole Rescues Marshal From Angry Strikers
Major Cole intervened during a skirmish as a mob of women strikers attacked Assistant Marshal John E. Sheehan in Lawrence. Cole and Cadet officers arrived from a car and separated the crowd, freeing Sheehan who was knocked down and then aided to his feet.
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Cole
John E. Sheehan
Lawrence
First Corps of Cadets
Mr. Sheehan
New England Shoe and Leather Assn Backs Grand Trunk Line
At its monthly meeting President Charles C. Hoyt led the directors to approve a resolution urging Boston admission for the Grand Trunk Railway. The vote supports improved foreign commerce, maintained differential rates, and a direct link between New England and western Canada. A copy goes to the Senate president, the House speaker, and the Massachusetts General Court railroad committee.
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New England Shoe and Leather Association
Charles C. Hoyt
Grand Trunk Railway
Boston
New England
Canada
Senate
House
Massachusetts General Court
Race to the South Pole Kept Alive by Polar Experts
The article compares Captain Scott and Roald Amundsen as leading contenders in the race to the South Pole. It notes Scott’s extensive knowledge of the region and depots tied to the Terra Nova voyage, while Amundsen’s route offers reliable landmarks and parallel navigation. It cites Dr. Fridtjof Nansen weighing each side.
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Scott
New Zealand
Pole
South Pole
Ernest Shackleton
Roald Amundsen
Northwest Passage
Amundsen
Fridtjof Nansen
Fram
Arctic
Thas
Antarctic
Shackleton
Holman Defends Police in Lawrence Actions Amid Strike
Holman says no undue violence used in Lawrence, detailing police conduct during depot arrests of children and the handling of strikers. Captain Sullivan and city officials testifying cited lawfulness, with testimony on troop restraint and incidents at Sunday meetings.
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Holman
Lawrence
Stanley
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Mr. Holman
Daniel J. Murphy
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Berger
Sullivan
Campbell
Hajjar
Skids Under Elmer in Sewell Ford's Serial Fun
Harrison Co offers a big sale with boys suits priced from 8.00 down to 7.80 and suits at 3.00. The ad promotes Harrison Company at 660 to 672 Washington Street opposite the Gaiety Theatre. The notice invites readers to read Shorty McCabe in the Post Magazine next Sunday.
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Elmer
McCabe
Sewell Ford
Post
Harrison CO
Harrison’s
Washington Street
Gaiety Theatre
Aév
Harrison Co Big Sale On Overcoats In Spring Fonts
Harrison Co advertises a big early spring sale offering overcoats at 18.00 and silk lined options at 9.75 in black thibet and oxford worsted mixes. Displayed in windows. Address 660 to 672 Washington Street at Beach corner opposite Gaiety Theatre.
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Harrison CO
H. Harrison Company
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Gaiety Theatre
Harvard Club Fund Growing Toward New Boston Clubhouse
The Harvard Club of Boston nears its $100000 goal with about half raised. The general committee reports several classes surpassing $5000 and older graduates contributing strongly, including gifts up to $1000 from distant places such as New York.
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Harvard Club of
Boston
New York
Last Days of Harrison Co sale on men suits
S H Harrison Company offers about 2000 suits in sizes 83 to 46 from $18 to $30 reduced to $9.75. Stock includes fancy worsteds Scotches blue serges and silk mixtures. Located at 660 to 672 Washington Street and Washington and Beach streets opposite Gaiety Theatre.
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Harrison CO
S. H. Harrison Company
Washington Street
Washington and
Beach Streets
Gaiety Theatre
O'Brien and Shulze Marriage in Chelsea
In Chelsea on March 4, by Justice of the Peace Charlen H. Pratt, Winifred O'Brien and Gertrude M. Shulze were joined in marriage.
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O’brien-Shulze
Chelsea
Charlen H. Pratt
Fawin O’brien
Gertrude M. Shhulze
Death notices from city and suburbs funeral notices
Deaths and funeral notices from Boston area towns list names ages and residences. Entries include Aitken Albrecht Babson Bresnahan Bonnemort Bourne Boutilier Connolly Coullahan Cowhig Doherty Donovan Downey Dwyer Fallon Fitzmaurice Gurnell Hathaway Haggerty Harden Hourihan Hunkins Jackson Kettles Knopp Lynn McBurnie McCarthy McDuffee Morrill Morris Pierce Sharper Smithurst Spafford Tobin Tuttle Uhrig VanderPyl Wolf with details on dates times churches and burial places and requests for flowers or omit flowers as noted.
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Babson
Thomas McCrate Babson
A St. Stephen Street
Bresnahan
Dorchester
Daniel F
Daniel Bresnahan
Boston
Bourne
Cambra
Africa
John R. Bourne
Rockwell Street
Cambridge
St. Augustine’s
Church
Boutilier
Joseph F
Joseph B
Mary A. Boutilier
Byron Street
Star of the Sea
Connolly
Edmund
Rose Connolly
Dge
Ida May Rage
St. Augustine's m
Revere
Mountain Ave
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Beach Street
Doherty
Chelsea
Helen
Dolan
Sumner Street
Church of the
Downey
Forest Hills
John
Bridget Downey
Craven
Washington Street
T. Thomas’ Church
Carroll Court
Co. F
New Calvary Cemetery
Dwyer
Roxbury
Thomas N. Dwyer
Hennessey
Fallon
Jamaica Plain
Thomas J
Katherine Fallon
Corbett
St. Thomas’ Church
Fitzmaurice
James
Margaret Fitsmaurice
McQuinn
Gore Street
Misat
Sion
Gurnell
Mary
John Gurnell
Dudley Street
St. Paul's Church
Woodward Park Street
Chicago
Hathaway
Somerville
Edward Sonerel
Wee Yen
Hunkins
Everett
Everett R. Hunkins
Villa Avenue
Lowell
Warren Lodge
Ruggles Lodge
A. O. U. W. Jackson
Winthrop
Arthur Jackson
Union Congregational Church
West Newton Street
Columbus Avenue
Kettles
Emiline
William E. Kettles
Roxbury Street
Atte Knopp
Emilie
Max FE. Knopp
Lutz
Blue Hill Avenue
Lynn
Mary Elizabeth
Isabella
William Lynn
London Street
M’burnie
Charlestown
Riley MacBurnile
Main Street
Nova Scotia
McCarthy
Brighton
Edmund McCarthy
Sullivan
Wexford Street
St. Columbkille’s
Arket Street
Emma P
Shadrick K. Morris
Arthur Hood
Harris Avenue
Pierce
North End
Frances Margaret
William F. Pierce
Tileston Street
St. Stephen's Church
Hanover Street
Robert
Nellie Sharpe
Regan
Highland Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Smithurst
West Roxbury
Tobin
Catherin Tobin
Hew
Commonwealth Avenue
St. Cecetia’s
Tuttle
Acton
Charlotte Ang Tuttle
Uhrig
Boston City Hospital
Jose F. Uhrig
Joseph A. Uhrig
St. Joseph’s Church
New Calva Cemetery
Vanderpyl
Cornelia VanderPyl
John VanderPyl
Centre Stree Baptists Church
Mosarta Centre Streets
Wolf
Savin Street
East Boston Chapel
Chabei Shalom
Augustine
Fla
Harvard Street
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Maj. Cole
Boston Fire
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Washington St
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Cardinal Portrait Dept
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Elow
Justice Chandler
Colonel Sweetser
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Jos. Grady
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Wea
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Locomobile Company of America
Lawton Street
Wilson Ros
Wilson Bros
Olay Squar
Ger Aiehn
Aleker Bellding
Brookside Creamery Butter
Lenox Creamery
Brookside
Haggerty
Daniel J
Berane
Daniel and
Hannah Haggerty
St. Joseph's Church
Harden
Abbie A
Mark Harden
Lemont P. Hatch
Davenport Street
Farmington
Dover
N. H
Hourihan
Ellen
Daniel Hourihan
High Street
St. Rose Church
Demling