Woman factory owner breaks with shoe union in Lynn strike
Mrs M King owner of a Lynn shoe plant refused to back the Manufacturers' Association plan to discharge turn workers. Her decision prompted a wave of lay-offs and counter moves as unions rally support, with about 300 to 400 workers rejected. The strike risks broadening to 3000 idle men if unresolved.
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Mulberry Street
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Turn
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
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Th Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
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State Board of Arbitration
Russian ships and forts damaged at Port Arthur
A Chefoo despatch reports Tuesday morning bombardment wrecked sections of Port Arthur and damaged Russian ships and forts. A cruiser was beached to prevent sinking, and a Japanese battleship is said to have been struck by a shell.
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Chefoo
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Missing Chelsea official Everett Abbott shocks Boston
Everett Abbott 27 longtime treasurer of the American Marine Transportation Company has vanished from Boston since March 16. Bondsmen from the American Surety Company seek clues while bills and unsettled accounts surface. Abbott, a trusted auditor and Chelsea social figure, was last heard from at his Chelsea lodging. his disappearance prompts an audit and speculation on cleared books and unsettled bonds.
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Philadelphia
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Boston Area Weather Forecast Note Support
Forecast for Boston and vicinity. Fair Thursday and colder with west winds. Fair Friday followed by rain and winds turning to the east. Lincoln's at 21 Essex street advertises fine whiskies and four decades of family trade.
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First Trial of Its Kind in the History of Old Massachusetts
The House rules committee held a hearing on Representative Thomas F. Curley of Boston amid an inquiry into his qualifications to serve in the Legislature. Representative Bennett argued Curley’s alleged act shows he is not fit for public office, while Curley contended U S and Massachusetts constitutions differ on unseating powers and defended his qualification. Continued on Page 8.
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Thomas F. Curley
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Miles Advises Prohibitionists on Presidential Nomination
March 23 New York Prohibitionists read General Nelson Miles letter to Rev James Dunn East Fourteenth Street. Miles says two major parties will nominate and that the temperance party should wait to observe actions before holding its convention potentially signaling a possible run as a Prohibition candidate under certain circumstances.
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James B. Dunn
East Fourteenth Street
Nelson A. Miles
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General Miles
Heated hearing on liquor bill sparks near clash at committee
Representative Hayes and anti-saloonist leader M J Fanning nearly fought during a liquor law hearing. Chairman Lane ordered a pause as debate over an unlimited license measure continued. Hayes pressed for trust in voters while Fanning warned of political dangers. hearing adjourned. Father John's Medicine Cures Colds Prevents Pneumonia. Guaranteed.
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Lynn Shooting Spruces Fight Over Woman Ends With Wounding
John J. Tucker an expressman was shot late tonight about 10 30 on Railroad avenue Lynn Massachusetts after witnessing a quarrel over a woman He staggered into a saloon and was taken to Lynn hospital with a back wound doctors fear he will die if he survives his legs may be paralyzed The assailant remains unidentified or unknown in the report
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Washington Street
Tucker
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Governor Bates Sees Pomeroy and Mrs Robinson at Cambridge Jail
Governor Bates’s official prison visit to Cambridge included a private talk with life prisoner Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson, the so called woman in black, who was condemned for poisoning her brother in law but later commuted to life in solitary confinement. The encounter sparked rumors of a pardon amid questions about her trial and acquittal. The governor also visited Charlestown life prisoners and heard appeals from Jesse Pomeroy about fruit portions during a two hour tour of the facility.
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Jesse Pomeroy
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