Striking Locomotive Engineers Continue Tie Up in NYC
New York reports ongoing subway and elevated strikes despite national leaders repudiating action. About 1800 men ready to return, 800 reinstated, crowding during rush hour, and a rear-end collision causing injuries. Interborough offers two weeks extra pay to loyal employees amid arrests of minors for interference.
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New York
Grand Council of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Messrs
Jencks and
Pepper
Hedley
Jencks
Third Avenue
Interborough Company
Fund drive for fireman’s family closes with $1313.18
The subscription fund for Harry L. Giggey’s family, after the Chelsea Academy of Music fire, closed at $1313.18 to be paid to Mrs. Giggey on Monday March 13. Some veterans fear trouble from 13s while others say they would accept if declined.
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Harry L. Giggey
Chelsea
Academy of Music
Strikers Lose Insurance Benefits In Lodge Suspension
Cleveland March 10 Grand Chief Engineer Stone said that lodge members whose charter is revoked are suspended from receiving any insurance benefits after paying dues for years.
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Cleveland
Stone
Revere Slashes 75 Special Police Officers
At the first meeting last night the Revere Selectmen voted to drop 75 special police officers. Julius B. Hanck was appointed agent for the Board of Overseers of Poor and Mathew Mulligan became inspector of animals. Later 16 of the deposed specials were reappointed.
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Revere Selectmen
Julius B. Hanck
Board of Overseers of Poor
Mathew Mulligan
Three Pastors to Change Pulpits Across New England
Rev. Walter J. Lowrie of Emmanuel Church in Boston has accepted Trinity Episcopal Church in Newport Rhode Island. Rev. J. O. Paisley of Cambridge Ohio received a unanimous call to Winthrop Congregational in Holbrook Massachusetts. Rev. Barnard Copping of Scotland Church Bridgewater Massachusetts has accepted Stratham Congregational in Exeter New Hampshire.
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Newport
R. I
Walter J. Lowrie
Emmanuel Church
Boston
Trinity Episcopal Church
Holbrook
J. O. Paisley
Cambridge
Winthrop Congregational Church
Exeter
N. H
Barnard Copping
Scotland Church
Bridgewater
Mass
Congregational Church
Stratham
Runaway Horse Wrecks Cambridge Worker At Crossing
J H McAllaster of the Cambridge wire department was repairing the West Cambridge railroad crossing when a horse attached to his buggy bolted after a passing train. He was thrown, the horse and wheels ran over him, two physicians were summoned, and his condition was reported as serious but unknown.
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J. H. McAllaster
Cambridge Wire Department
West Cambridge
McAllaster
Bucksport Rockland Steamer to Resume Service
The Maine Central steamer Pemiquid will resume Bucksport to Rockland service Monday via the eastern bay as tug Bismarck clears an ice jam at Fort Point. Ice in western and Belfast bays is weakening and crossing by teams remains dangerous.
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Bucksport
Bismarck
Fort Point
Maine Central
Pemaquid
Rockland
Belfast
Bartel and Mosher Win In Waltham
In Waltham on March 10 the Board of Health meeting re-elected William P. Bartel as chairman and Dr. Marshall P. Mosher as bacteriologist despite strong opposition.
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Waltham
Board of Health For Organization
William P. Bartel
Marshall P. Mosher
Governor Folk Grants 30 Day Reprieve for William Rudolph
In Jefferson City Missouri on March 10 Governor Folk granted a 30 day respite for William Rudolph who was to be hanged on March 17 in St Louis for the murder of Detective Schumacher. The delay follows a petition signed by many Irish Catholics arguing that execution on St Patrick's Day would dampen the holiday across Ireland.
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Jefferson City
Folk
William Rudolph
St. Louis
Schumacher
Ireland
Hezekiah Butterworth Heads New England Anti Cigarette League
The Worcester Street author Hezekiah Butterworth, editor of Zig Zag Journey, is newly named president of the Anti Cigarette League. He advocates delaying tobacco sales to boys under 21 while urging conservatism in policy and noting personal restraint due to ill health.
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Horner
Hezekiah Butterworth
Boston
New England Anti- Cigarette League
Worcester Street
Anti- Cigarette League
Anti-Cigarette League
Mr. Hezekiah Butterworth
The
New England Anti-Cigarette League
Postum Coffee Ends Coffee Habit After Four Years
A letter from a woman in the land of cotton explains four years of Postum replacing coffee daily. She reports improved digestion and calmer nerves, noting her family also switched and she cherishes Postum as a nourishing, healthful beverage. The Postum Company, Battle Creek, Michigan, promotes its product and the Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Would Refuse Work to Cigarette Smokers
A plan to form an employers league to fire any employee under 21 who smokes is proposed. D King of Eureka Silk Company and Eugene N Foss of Sturtevant Blower Works have enacted non smoking rules. The anti cigarette convention meets in Faneuil Hall on March 25.
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Employers’ League
D. King
Eureka Silk Company
Eugene N. Foss
Sturtevant Blower Works
Faneuil Hall
Corset Stay Saves Girl in Fatal Street Shooting
In Elmira New York on March 11 George Fenton a street car conductor fired twice at Adam Howes after a party. Believing he had killed the girl he shot himself, dying from a self inflicted wound. The bullet aimed at the girl was stopped by a corset stay.
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Elmira
N. Y
George Fenton
Adam Howes
Men Wanted to Save Souls in Street Mission Pickets
The Merrimac Street Mission seeks Christian young men to join a nightly street-corner patrol near North station to invite men to mission services. Last year nearly 200 professed conversion. organizers estimate many more can be reached with one evening per month. Apply to Mr. Charles S. Brown, Christian Endeavor World, Tremont Temple.
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Dawson
Merrimac Street
Vacinity
North Station
Charles 8S. Brown
Christian Endeavor World
Tremont Temple
Noble guests hosted at Havana palace luncheon
Sir W. C. Van Horne and Henry M. Flagler were entertained at a palace luncheon today by President Palma in Havana.
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Havana
Sir W. C. van Horne
Henry M. Flagler
Palma
Mrs Stanford Murder Verdict In Hawaii Case
A Honolulu coroner's jury ruled Mrs Jane L Stanford died an unnatural death from strychnine poisoning. The poison was placed in a bottle of bicarbonate of soda by an unknown person or persons. High Sheriff Henry suggested the toxin came from San Francisco via a household member. Dr Shorey said the strychnine matched animal poison material.
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Honolulu
Jane L. Stanford
Henry
San Francisco
California Party Reaches Honolulu Amid Controversy
David Starr Jordan president of Stanford University Timothy J Hopkins trustee Captain Jules Callandan of a San Francisco detective agency and Detective Harry Reynolds of the city police arrived in Honolulu aboard the Alameda The coroner's verdict remains the subject of much adverse criticism here.
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California
Honolulu
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford, Jr., University
Timothy J. Hopkins
The
University
Jules Callandan
San Francisco
Harry Reynolds
Rockefeller's Fifth Avenue Church Declared Unsafe
New York March 10 The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church is deemed unsafe after an investigation and will suspend services for a few weeks until repairs are completed. It is the church attended by John D. Rockefeller when in New York and where his son John D. Rockefeller Jr conducts a Bible class.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Hart Lyman Becomes New Editor of New York Tribune
New editor Hart Lyman takes over the New York Tribune after Whitelaw Reid retires. Donald Nicholson retires as managing editor after 35 years with the paper, succeeded by James Martin who has served as news editor since 1900.
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New York
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Tribune
Hart Lyman
Donald Nicholson
Tribune
James Martin
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Mexico
Boticelli
Julia Ward Howe
Mary Livermore
Mr. Butterworth
Pitts Kimball
Pitts-Kimball Co
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Rockefeller’s Church
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