Lowell Faces Threatened Cotton Strike Across City
Lowell leaders and officials weigh arbitration to avert a big mill strike. President Conant urges state mediation under Chapter 106 as 20 000 Trowell operatives loom. Mayors and businessmen fear millions lost and urge peaceful settlement.
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Lowell
State Board of Arbitration
Charles H. Conant
Board of Trade
Post
Conroy
Textile Council
State Board
Lawrence
State
Conant
Board of Arbitration
Charles E. Howe
James F. Miskelle
Board of Aldermen
George M. Harrigan
Lowell Trust Company
Wild Race Of Burning Train Across Night
A Washington express crippled by a blaze raced with cab and tender aflame toward Rahway Yard. Engineer Lyons fought to reach the engine and passengers heard the whistle as H. S. Lewis of New Brunswick pulled the emergency brake and halted the train after the blaze spread from the firebox to the coal box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Washington Express
Pennsylvania
Metuchen
Lyons
Rahway
H. 8
Lewis
New Brunswick
Palma shocked by his son's marriage in New York
In Havana on March 20 President Palma says he has received only a brief despatch and learned of his 20 year old son Jose marrying Miss Mabel Jacobs in New York on January 11 through papers. He is undecided on the fate of the youth who has two years left at Columbia. The president and his wife were shocked and disappointed by the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Palma
Jose
Mabel Jacobs
New York
Columbia
Unclaimed Body Of New York Man Died In Boston Tavern
The body of H. L. Jamison of New York, who died at the Boston Tavern on Tuesday from heart failure, remains unclaimed. It will be held for two or three days longer. if still unclaimed, the city will arrange burial at its expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Jamison
New York
Boston
Asthma Cure Claim From Whetzel System Attracts Doctors
Medical authorities across the country including Dr. Beard Dr. Knott Dr. Craffey Dr. Brown and Dr. Curryer endorse the Whetzel system as an actual cure for asthma. The method allegedly eradicates the disease’s germ and prevents future attacks, with free trial treatment offered to suitable applicants.
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C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
F. E. Brown
Sanborn
Lowa
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Whetzel
Hadress
Hyacinth Whist Club Dance Held in Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester’s Hyacinth Whist Club plans its annual dance on April 28 at Bloomfield Hall. The event draws popular local youths and a committee including Thomas J Lawler William B Curran John Mc Carthy Henry Kehoe William Edmonds and John Leonard Jr.
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Hyacinth Whist Club
Dorchester
Bloomfield Hall
Messrs
Thomas J Lawler
William B. Curran
John McCarthy
Henry Kehoe
William Edmonds
John Leonard, Jr
Sankey Becomes Entirely Blind Evangelist
Ira D. Sankey the noted evangelist is now completely blind due to glaucoma a condition that raises pressure inside the eyeball pressing on the optic nerve and destroying vision.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment for Skin Relief and Healing
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for sore hands roughness redness and itching. It urges nightly protection with old gloves and states the complete kit including the Resolvent Pill provides relief and a permanent cure from infancy to age.
Paine's Celery Compound Cures 23-Year Ailment
Mrs. H. A. Welcher of Kingston Tennessee reports a 23 year struggle with chronic bowels ulcers ended by Paine's Celery Compound. She credits doctors and testimonials, then says after four bottles she was entirely cured and regains appetite and strength.
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H. A. Welcher
Kingston
Tenn
Paine
Knoxville
Big Tanning Firms Fail in Buffalo Insolvent Firms
Moensch & Sons Company and Moensch Fisher Gaensslien of Towanda one of the region’s largest tannery firms are insolvent. Justice White was asked to appoint a receiver for both companies. Moensch & Sons has capital stock of 1 500 000 and Moensch Fisher Gaensslien 600 000. Readily stated assets for Moensch & Sons total 1 248 000 with liabilities 634 000 and contingent liabilities 500 000. Warehouses are in Chicago and Boston and other cities.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Moensch & Sons’ Company
Moensch, Fisher & Gaensslien
Towanda
Justice White
C. Moensch & Sons’ Company
Moensch, Fisher & Gaensslen
Moses Shire
Chicago
Boston
Senator Lodge Denounced As Witnesses Testify On Philippine Cases
A large crowd gathered at the United States Hotel parlor for a reception honoring witnesses in the Philippine cases who had been refused hearing by a Senate committee. Attendees from Western and New England states heard accounts from soldiers Ell Wood Bergey and Mr. Cross, and Ellen C. Richter of Syracuse, mother of a slain son, amid retellings of brutality and alleged misconduct. Lieutenant Hall spoke of prisoner killings in Manila, condemning them as brutal and unjustifiable, while Senator Lodge’s methods were denounced.
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United States
Senate Committee
Washington
Western
New England
Faneuil Hall
Ellen C. Richter
Syracuse
Ell Wood Bergey
Cross
Mr. O'Connor
Diamond Dick
Admere
Hall
Nanila
Lodge
Ingomar Club Plans May Party at Gray's Hall
The Ingomar Club prepares a May party to be held in Gray's Hall South Boston on Friday evening May 1 with extensive preparations underway.
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Ingomar Club
Gray's Hall
South Boston
Freight Conductor James Tway Killed In Tunnel Crash
James Tway 45 a freight conductor for the Boston and Maine Railroad was crushed between cars at the Hoosac Tunnel docks Charlestown while adjusting a coupling pin. He died soon after at the Relief station. He lived at 77 Washington Street Charlestown.
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Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
James Tway
Boston & Maine Raiilroad
Tway
Washington Street
Stage Notes Highlight Boston Theatre Season
Boston's spring theatre scene features John Crag leading a tour from Castle Square Theatre with May 4 at the Bijou for Prince Karl and Mary Young as his leading lady. John Drew begins his Boston run at the Hollis with The Mummy and the Hum ming Bird, Margaret Dale as his partner, and Guy Standing in the cast. Various productions and performers fill the week at Grand Opera House, Castle Square, Bowdoin Square, Music Hall, Tremont, and other venues with shows like The New Magdalen, The Shamrock, Alvin Joslin, The Fatal Wedding, A Little Outcast, The Storks, The Crisis, The Show Girl, The Little Princess, The Vinegar Buyer, The Taming of Helen, Sleeping Beauty and the Beast, Knickerbocker Girl, and more. Early reports note large houses for Sleeping Beauty, upcoming acts at Keith's, and a busy Sunday concert and choral program at Symphony Hall. Notable guests include Chauncey Olcott, Ethel Barrymore, Mabelle Gilman, and Judith of Judas in Mrs. Fiske's Mary of Magdala. Gabrilowitsch’s recital is postponed due to illness, with new dates announced.
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John Crag
Castle Square Theatre
Bijou
Prince Karl
Boston
New E@ngland
Mary Young
Mr. Craig
George Washington Sammis
John ‘Drew
Hollis
Isaac Henderson
Margaret Dale
Mr. Drew
Guy Standing
Grand Opera House
Castle Square
Bowdoin Square
Alvin Joslin
Music Hall
Anne Blanche
the Majestic
Richard Carle
Rice
Boston Theatre
Millie James
Museum
Ezra Kendall
Henry “Miller
Helen
Clara Bloodgood
Colonial
Columbia
Wright Kramer
Pat Campbell
Anthony Hope
Tremont Theatre
Alphonse and
Gaston
Chauncey Olcott
Malden Auditorium
Keith
Quaker City Quartet
George Felix
Lydia Barry
Elsie Fay
Comedienne
Wrt
Moonlight Maids
Palace Theatre
High Rollers
J. K. Emmett
Thomas Nast, Jr
Charles Chapman
Otto Brothers
Hollis and Howard
S. Eloise Chute
Jack Irwin
Conroy Brothers
Lillian Hennessey
Henry J. Harding
First Regiment
Majestic
People’s Choral Union
Symphony Hall
Boston Festival Orchestra
Washington
Chickering Hall
Hiawatha Red Men Night Promises Full Seats in Boston
Great Chief of Records Gilmore has secured 500 seats for the Improved Order of Red Men in Boston and vicinity for the Indian musical play Hiawatha at the Mechanics' Building tonight. The event celebrates the Red Men's night with a formal program and communal attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Mechanics
Klein's Pharmacy
Harvard
Harvard Night at Hiawatha Brings Ojibway Ceremony
The Ojibway Indians, leading roles in the play, plan to adopt a Boston Red Man in a special ceremony for tonight’s audience. Harvard night follows next Wednesday with music by Frederick R. Burton class of ’82. Burton is a Pi Eta alumnus drawing interest from fellow alumni and current Harvard students alike.
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Boston
Harvard
Hiawatha
Frederick R. Burton
Burton
Pi Eta
Grand Opera Opens in Boston With Double Bill
The Boston Theatre begins its first-week grand opera with The Daughter of the Regiment and I Pagliacci, followed by Die Walkure and Lohengrin. A second-week program to be announced, tickets on sale March 24 at 9. A grand sacred concert on March 29 features Gadski, Schumann-Heink, Salignac, Journet, and the Metropolitan Opera chorus and orchestra. Ticket prices range from 7 cents to $2.
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Boston ‘Theatre
Boston
Mmes. Gadski
Schumann-Heink
MM. Salignac
Journet
Metropolitan Opera House Company
Clergy Endorse Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder
A Toronto group of clergymen including Bishop Sweatman Rev Dr Langtry Rev Dr Withrow Rev Dr Chambers and Dr Newman endorse Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for its claimed cures. Personal letters offered on request.
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Agnew
Bishop Sweatman
Langtry
Withrow
Chambers
Newman
Toronto
Canada
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Boston Museum
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