Profit Sharing at Bourne Mills Affects Hat and Cap Makers
Circular to 300 Bourne Mills employees outlines profit sharing decisions for May board meeting. To qualify for profits after July 1, workers must own an Employees Savings Fund Account Book costing 10 cents, with deposits optional from 6 cents to 50 dollars. Early deposits earn a free book. purchase by May 1 supports continued profit sharing.
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Faux River
Bourne Mills
Savings Fund
Grorar A
Cuacez
Stand by Their Guns in Cornel Mill Strike Threat
Fatty River March 13. Cornell mill strike grows long and bitter as Moran is assaulted by three strikers returning from work. Police fail to identify assailants. Weavers flee mill after hours of trouble. Secretary Connelly and a weaver delegation meet Superintendent Diman but no settlement. Waterman reports higher pay than other mills and contemplates fighting to the end, possibly closing the mill. A Weavers Hall meeting votes to support strikers. union vows to fight to the end and gain public sympathy. If weavers do not return Monday, Waterman may shut the mill. ring frames have replaced mules and no yarn profits exist. Manufacturers' Association may intervene.
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Fatty River
Cornell
Moran
Connelly
Diman
Waterman
Board of Trade
Weavers’ Hall
Simmeliy
Manufacturers’ Association
Hat and Cap Makers Strike in New York Heads Toward Settlement
In New York on March 13 the Ex ecutive Committee of the Cloth Hat and Cap Trade Operatives' Association met at 236 Broome street to hear reports from nine factories showing 148 men on strike. The committee said no general strike was ordered and workers struck of their own will. The Manufacturers' Association met at the Metropolitan Hotel but failed to agree on measures. Some firms prepared to settle immediately, including Newgeld & eet Hirshberg & Co. and H. n aim, and leaders predicted a quick settlement, as a general strike would affect about 1500 men and would be a last resort.
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New York
Cloth Hat and Cap Trade Operatives’ Association
Broome Street
Manufacturers’ Association
Metropolitan
Newgeld & Eet Hirshberg & Co
H. Naim
Civil Service
Census Office
Census Bureau
Noble
Walker
Orter
Secretary of the Interior
Mr. Potter
Murray
Porter
James H. Murray
Republican County Committee
Mr. Murray
Indiana
Mr. Porter
Lynn Labor Matters Shipments and Lockout Update
For the week ending March 12 Lynn shipped 6864 cases of shoes, down from 6989 last year, a gain of 879. Master Workman John McCarthy of National Trades Assembly 240 is in Philadelphia and is expected to secure new orders related to the morocco dressers lockout in Lynn. No change in the M. H. Whittredge shoe factory strike as lasters remain out.
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Lynn
John McCarthy
National Trades Assembly
Philadelphia
M. H. Whittredge
Sympathy Resolutions Tied to Striking Horse Shoers
Mass meeting of stablemen in Caledonia Hall with 300 attendees heard resolutions of sympathy for striking horse shoers. Speakers included Charles H. Litchman P C Kelly Mrs Merrifield J J Crowley and John Buckley.
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Caledonia Hall
Charles H. Litchman
P. C. Kelly
Paving Department Assembly
Knights of Labor
Dexter Hall
J. Kelly
Amalgamated Building Trades’ Council
Pythian Hall
Union meetings discuss building strikes and prospects
The Bricklayers Union met in Twilight Hall to review a conference with master builders and the coming season’s business. Electrotypers in Templar Hall heard Organizer Beardsley of the International Typographical Union of Brooklyn on the strike. Communications arrived seeking electrotypers and fishers from Washington DC and Rouse’s in New York. The horseshoers chairman received aid offers from the naming secretary and San Francisco.
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Washington, D. C
Rouse’s
N. Y
Nameng
San Francisco
Weather Forecast and Storm Signals Across New England and East
March 13 forecast warns rain and colder conditions across Maine and New England with clearing, northwest winds, and no rain before Monday. Storm signals posted from New York to Eastport, with heavy rainfall reports from Woods Hall and Vineyard Haven. Weather synopsis notes a westward anticyclone and a rare storm path from Virginia to Ontario, with temperatures around 42 to 49 in New England.
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Washington
Maine
New England
New York
New York City
Sandy Hook
Narragansett
Woods Hall
Boston
Eastport
Norfolk
Atlantic City
New Haven
New London
Newport
Mass
Vineyard Haven
Cass
Narragansett Pier
Virginia
Pittsburg
Rockliffe
Ont
Halifax
Canada
Gulf
Nebraska
Middle States
Lake
Portland
Albany
Buffalo
Norfin
Ohio
Minnesota
Dakota
Lakes
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Northfield
Harvard University Calendar: March Schedule Summary
Harvard listings show a week of public lectures and student events across Appleton Chapel, University 5 and 11, Jefferson Lab, Grays 17, and Sanders Theatre. Notable items include speeches by Rev. Brooke Herford and Prof. Cohn, a College Conference on the Bible, Geology talks by C. D. Walcott, and an illustrated English history lecture on medieval architecture. Open to the public.
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Harvard University
Appleton Chapel
Brooke Herford
Boston
J. S. Blunt
D. E. Spencer
University
France
Germany
Cohn
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Hart
Sevel
C. D. ‘Walcott
United States Coufeeiee Survey
Geological Laboratory
Divinity School
W. G. Thayer
Groton Beheol
Greenough White
Grays
Jefferson Physical Laboratory
Uestion
Canada
United States
Sanders Theatre
Brayton Ives Sale Continues With Porcelain and Cabinets
The Brayton Ives sale in New York continued today. Remaining sword guards, knife handles, a series of cabinets and eighty-two porcelain pieces were sold. The top price was $1190 for a Kang-Le period vase bought by William Baumgarten, with a daily total of $17,974.
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Brayton Ives
New York
William Baumgarten
New York Publisher Arrested on Bank Deceit Charge
Paul M. Rickards, a New York publisher, was arrested today on a Supreme Court order for allegedly falsely representing net worth to East River Bank. The bank discounted his $5000 note last October. by December his liabilities reached $51,179 with assets of $38,450. He was admitted to bail.
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New York
Paul M. Rickards
Supreme Court
East River Bank
Fire-ravaged Grand Opera House Collapses in Storm
In Rochester New York the gutted Grand Opera House, still standing after a recent blaze, collapsed outward into St. Paul street at 3 pm during a severe storm. Rescue crews feared at least two people may be trapped under the debris.
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Rocuxstesr
N. Y
Grand Opera House
St. Paul Street
Census Inquiry Probes Clarks Transfer Under Plumb Bill
New York March 13 The Legislative Committee continued its inquiry into the census in the city. Rupert P Porter superintendent of the census testified about clerks, supervision, and transfers under the Plumb Bill. He described the staff, the numbers in 1892, and the process of selecting supervisors, including the mix of party affiliations and the role of the President. The hearing adjourned before finishing.
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New York
Sprerar
Rupert P. Porter
Franklin Bartlett
Porter
Francis A. Walker
Richard E Burkton’s Lecture on Sidney Lanier
Richard E Burkton praised Sidney Lanier as a pioneer of Southern letters and a prince of American song. He traced Lanier’s life from Georgia birth to Johns Hopkins lecturing, courtship, illness, and his artful verse blending old English sensibilities with modern life. He shared unpublished fragments and letters, defended Lanier against harsh critics, and affirmed Lanier as a strong, vibrant poet whose chivalry and love themes shine through his music and prose.
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Richard E. Burton
Sidney Lanier
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Burton
Lanier
Southern Litteratis
Mr. Burton
Southern
Port Lookout
Heine
Heide
Point Lookout
Mary Day
Macon
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
North Carolina
Edmund Gosse
Lawrence Hutton
Alter
Barton
Denver Without a Mayor in Denver Colorado
The Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the Mayoralty case. Mayor Wolfe Londoner was ruled illegally elected after nearly a year in office. D C Packard, President of the Board of Supervisors, will likely act as Mayor until after the city election next month.
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Denver
Col
Supreme Court
Wolfe Londoner
D. C. Packard
Board of Supervisors
Edwin Booth Posts Bail For Actor Charles Webster
New York on March 13 Edwin Booth appeared before Judge Braay of the Supreme Court and posted bail for fellow actor Charles Webster. Webster, convicted of killing Robert McNeil, his wife's alleged paramour, had that conviction recently reversed by the General Term due to trial errors. Bail set at $5000.
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New York
Edwin Booth
Braay
Supreme Court Today
Charles Webster
Robert McNeil
California Senator Ballot Tally in Legislature
In Sacramento on March 13 the Legislature balloted for U S Senator. Estee led with 34 votes, De Young 24, Felton 15, Blanchard 11, Johnston 4, Wetmore 1. Democrats allocated 26 votes to Shanahan.
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California
Sackramiento
Cal
United States
Estee
de Young
Felton
Blanchard
Johnston
Wetmore
Shanahan
Hennessey Case Mistrial and Acquittals in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 13 the jury in the Hennessey case reached a mixed verdict. Mistrial as to Bolizze Monastero Scot ted. Not guilty as to Madheva Marchesi ette Marchesi the boy In cardona Merrigoge.
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Hennessey
New Orleans
Bolizze
Monastero
Scotted
Madheva
Marchesi
Ette
Boy
Incardona
Merrigoge
Honoring His Memory at Emerson School Service East Boston
Special services honored the late James Fletcher Blackinton held yesterday in Emerson School hall East Boston. Former pupils and teachers filled the hall with a large lily tribute and a student chorus. Speakers included T Willard Allen and Rev A A Minner with readings by J W Brown and M A Ford among others. The service closed with the original hymn written for the memorial service.
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James Fletcher Blackinton
Emerson School
Boston
Blackinton
T. Willard Allen
Bostom School Board
Calcott
A. A. Minner
D.D
State Board of Education
God
Gallagher
Messrs. Mewry and Capen
Jerusalem
The
Golden
F. A. Hill
Cambridge
Boston Schoolmasters’ Club
D. KR. Barrell
Massachusetts Teachers’ Association
G. 8. Putnam
Boston Teachers’ Mutual Benefit Association
J. L. Bates
Unbelievable Charity Concert in Brookline
A Brookline lady organized a musical charity in Union Mall last evening to aid two poor families. Performers included Arthur Nikisch Albert Van Raalte and Anton Hekking. The event, with the organizer keeping her name private, is expected to raise a substantial amount.
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Brookline
Union Mall
Arthur Nikisch
Albert van Raalte
Anton Hekking
Ocean Mail Service Opposed by Newburyport Clerk
Eben D. Thomson of Newburyport, a former postal clerk on the Boston New York and Springfield route, has been offered opposition to the ocean mail service between York and Germany. He will proceed to New York yesterday to pursue the issue.
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Ocean Mail
Eben D. Thomson
Newburyport
Boston
New York
Springfield
York
Germany
Pension Office reports pension certificates issued in week
Washington March 13. A Pension Office statement shows that for the week ended March 7, 1891, 5420 pension certificates were issued with first payments totaling 700264 dollars. The average first payment per pensioner was 129 20 dollars.
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Pension Office
Washington
California Chinese Residents Certificates Bill Passed
In the Assembly yesterday an anti Chinese bill was approved by 49 to 5. It provides for certificates of residence for Chinese now in the state and excludes 71 others. The bill has already passed the Senate.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
Kennebec Senator Introduces Clason Ballot Reform Bill
In Augusta on March 13, Senator Spear of Kennebec introduced the Clason ballot reform bill in the Senate. The measure would apply to all cities and it was tabled pending reference to the Judicial Communities for consideration.
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Aucusta
Spear
Kennebec
Senate
DIVIDING THE STATE NEW CONGRESSIONAL LINES
Massachusetts lawmakers debate how to redraw congressional districts after the census with Suffolk leaders named for key committee posts and arguments over partisan balance. Rumors swirl about a Cape opposition to certain incumbents and possible new districts. A gubernatorial race drama unfolds with Crapo Greenhalge Haile and Lodge among names under consideration. A Republican caucus on liquor policy faces resistance, hinting at informal discussions and potential criticism from Turner and Sohier.
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Legislative Committee
Commonwealth
Bennett
Suffolk
Senate
McNary
Powers
Hyde Park
Blucker
New Bedford
Wardell
Haverhill
Sohier
Heverly
Quincy
Theodore ©. Bates
Congress
Ent
Morse
Oliver Ames
Massachusetts
Cape District
William W. Crapo
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Lowell
William H. Haile
Springfield
Crapo
Haile
Mr. Haile
Greenhalge
Russell
Congressman Lodge
Halle
Messrs. Turner
Malden
Beverly
Watercolors by W Dodge MacKnight at Pine Arts
The Pine Arts and Dole Richards present a collection of W Dodge MacKnight watercolors. The show marks a steady advance in composition mastery and color use, with vivid blue skies and yellow harvest fields praised by critics. Notable works include Deserted Village haystack Hawthorn Tree in Winter Village Lane and Sunday Morning in the Village, highlighting pure color and luminous skies.
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Dole & Richards
W. Dodge MacKnight
Douarvenez
MacKnight
J. M. W. Turner
Doage MacKnight
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises More Medicine for Money
The text touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as offering fair value with the slogan One Hundred Doses One Dollar. It argues no other blood purifier matches its medicinal strength per bottle and claims buyers receive more medicine for their money than from competing products.
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Hood
Carl Baerman's Fifth Chamber Concert at Union Hall
Carl Baerman presents his fifth chamber concert at Union Hall on Friday evening March 20. The program features Haydn's Trio in E minor, Paine's Laro netto and Scherzo for piano violin and cello, Schumann's Quartette in E flat, Baerman performing Des Abends Traumeswirren, Liszt arranged Schubert Linderbaum, and Chopin study op 28. Assistants Phan, Adamoski, and Zach accompany the recital.
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Carl Baerman
Union Hall
Haydn
J. K. Paine
Schumann
Baerman
Des Abends
Traumeswirren
Schubert
Linderbaum
Liszt
Chopin
Phan
Ll. Adamoski
Zach
Statesmen Return to Their Farms
Toroixa Kan March 13 In pursuance with the concurrent resolution the Kansas Legislature adjourned since at 11 30 clock this morning
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Toroixa
Kan
Kansas
Charles L. David Escaped From House of Correction
Charles L. David, who was confined at the House of Correction after a larceny conviction last January, escaped yesterday from the detention facility.
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Charles L. David
House of Correction
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