Lynn Labor Crisis Clarified by Manufacturer Statement
Richard T. Barry met with union members to seek a settlement in Lynn. John P. Bauer said the executive committee opposed workers seeking jobs elsewhere. A. E. Little of A. E. Little & Co. defended the Manufacturers' Association, saying only about 200 of up to 20,000 employees are affected and that the industry is not at war with labor. The union plans a meeting for tomorrow at the Turn Workmen's new hall. The statement argues the crisis is exaggerated, stresses mutual interests of employers and workers, and urges accurate reporting to avoid harming Lynn's commerce.
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Lynn
Richard T. Barry
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
John P. Bauer
Turn Workmen's Union
Turn Workmen's New Hall
Manufacturers’ Association
A. E. Little
A. E. Little & Co
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
City
New England
State Board Tries to End Lynn Labor War
Hearst delegates declare for Olney as five ticket leaders withdraw support for Hearst. Ward 2 delegates send letters to the City committee correcting a misunderstanding and state their backing of Richard Olney amid internal Democratic struggles.
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Lynn
Hearst
Olney
Ward 2
W. R. Hearst
Richard Olney
Russia Thinks China Likely to Be Drawn Into Fight
A Tokio despatch reports on March 22 the Japanese fleet renewed the attempt to bottle up Port Arthur. Sixteen warships escorted seven merchant vessels to the harbor mouth, with bombardment cover allowing steamers to slip in and be sunk in position. Three thousand Japanese officers and bluejackets volunteered for the duty.
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London
Tokio
Port Arthur
War on Beef Trust Predicted by Independents
Boston wholesale independent dealer Donnelly & Co says they sell beef cheaper than any rival and source from city independent slaughterhouses. A St Louis representative calls the rumored war with the beef trust only rumors, but expects stubborn resistance. other packing houses decline to comment.
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Beef Trust
James J. Donnelly
Donnelly & Co
Post
Boston
St. Laws
St. Louis
Kidnapping Fear After Malden Boy Vanishes
Malden March 34 Walter de Long age three vanished this afternoon sparking a large police search. Parents distraught though some fear he was drowned in Spot Pond Creek or Corcoran's Pond others suspect kidnapping.
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Malden
Walter de Long
Spot Pond Creek
Corcoran’s Pond
Boston Weather Outlook Friday Warm and Windy
The forecast for Boston and surrounding areas calls for Friday to be fair and warmer with westerly and southerly winds. Saturday is expected to be showery. A note about health mentions sneezing indicating a cold. Lincoln’s shop at 21 Essex street lists old-fashioned hand-made whiskeys in stock.
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Boston
Lincoln
Essex Street
Plymouth Man Credits Father John’s Medicine Recovery
Richard J. Clark of 128 Water Street Plymouth Massachusetts testifies after three months with Father John’s Medicine he could not speak above a whisper and coughed continually. He reports a 15 pound gain and his voice restored his cough gone. He is backed by 200 workers at the Puritan mill who signed the statement.
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Richard J. Clark
Water Street
Plymouth
Mass
Father John
Wealthy paper expert balks at marriage in breach suit
Miss Mary Burke of 7 Davis Street in South End sues Thomas McCormick, famed paper making expert once with the International Paper Company, now tied to a British syndicate, for breach of promise after he allegedly refused to wed. Burke describes their meetings in Boston after meeting in Binghamton and Lowell, noting McCormick’s wealth estimated around 60,000 dollars and family opposition to marriage.
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Mary Burke
Davis Street
South End
Thomas McCormick
International Paper Company
Miss Burke
Parker House
McCormick J
Boys Hanged Judge Emmons in Effigy
A group of boys aged 10 to 14 hung an effigy of Judge Emmons on a telegraph post in East Cambridge last night. They formed near Cambridge Park, pulled a straw-stuffed clothes bundle, added a false face labeled Judge Emmons, and paraded with hurdy gurdy music before attaching it to a spike.
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Judge Emmons
Cambridge Street
East
Cambridge
Cambridge Park
Bloodied confession follows as Frazier linked to double attack
Frank Frazier, a self confessed killer, is in custody after a sequence of bloody events at 85 Phillips Street and 3 Strong Place. A white man, William Craig, staggered into Relief Hospital saying Frazier assaulted him with a stove cover, while a bloodstained room and fractured skulls tied Frazier to the crime scene and motive.
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Frank Frazier
Phillips Street
West End
Frazier
Joseph Crawford
Joseph Gwinn
Crawford
Gwinn
Joyce
Joy Street
Anderson Street
North Station
Philips Street
William Craig
Relief Hospital
Craig
Investigation of Deer Island Asked by City Council
The Common Council debated an order by Councilman Fay seeking an investigation into Deer Island. It asks the penal commissioner to report how many prisoners’ minds have deranged, whether solitary confinement is used, current morphine controls, food standards, and whether steamed fish hash Tuesdays and baked beans Thursdays should be replaced with boiled dinners.
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Fay
Ward
Deer Island
Boston man held in Lynn murder case
David H. Posey, night clerk at Westminster Chambers, was detained by Boston police at Lynn detectives request after a Lynn expressman John J. Tucker was shot on Railroad Avenue Lynn. Posey’s alibi appeared strong but investigators sought to confirm identity with man seen in Lynn that night.
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David H. Posey
Westminster Chambers
Boston
City House
Lynn
John J. Tucker
Expressman
Tucker
Railroad Avenue
Lynn Hospital
David G. W. Percy
Percy
David H. Pasey
J. T. Fitzgerald
Charles Ti. Colby
Pasey
McCaffrey
Technology Chambers
W. A. Barron
the Westminster
Plummer
Barron
Mrs Dr Hendricks Gets Her Child Triumph in Custody Dispute
New York Supreme Court Justice Gaynor awarded Mrs Agnes Mary Hendricks exclusive custody of her three children Thomas seven Joseph four and Mary three pending the separation suit. The children reside with the Guardian at Roxbury unaware of the sensational litigation between mother and father.
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Agnes Mary Hendricks
Charles C. Hendricks
Laura Biggar
New York
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Thomas
Joseph
Mary
Jittle
Tommy Hendricks
Dr. Hendricks
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Paper Trust
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Edwin D. Mead
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