Little Rhody's Campaign Speech by McKinney and Williams
The Providence meeting features Congressman elects McKinney of New Hampshire and George Fred Williams of Boston addressing Democrats in Infant ry Hall. Williams rebuts McKinleyism, blasting tariff protection as harming New England industries and labor while urging revised tariffs and warning against wealth influence on legislation.
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Providencer
R.L
Sorcran
Infantry Hall
McKinney
New Hampshire
Elec George Fred Williams
Boston
C. H. Page
Davis
Wardwell
Maguinness
Perry
Slocum
Page
Messrs. Williams
Williams
New School of Protection
New England
Providence
Jubal
Mr. McKinley
McKinley
West
Rhode Island
United States of America
Democracy Speech Attacks McKinley Tariff And Trust Power
In a Rhode Island address, a Democratic speaker denounces the McKinley tariff, declares Republican fear and coercion in Congress, and argues wealth concentrated in few harms the many. He contrasts democracy’s goal of empowering labor against protective politics and calls Rhode Island voters to back the party.
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House of Representatives
Chicago
McKinley
Congress
Rhode Island
Democrats
Forecast for New England and Mid-Atlantic states weather update
Forecast through 8 p.m. Saturday for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont calls for generally fair skies and cooler air with variable winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Eastern New York may see increasing cloudiness with rain or snow Saturday cooler and variable winds turning northeast. Storm signals posted at Narragansett section and cautionary from New Haven to Eastport except Narragansett section.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Narragansett
New Haven
Eastport
Post Forecast and Weather Synopsis for New England
Northern New England will have fair day followed by clowns and rain at night with variable winds and nearly steady temperatures. Southern New England can expect cloudy skies with afternoon rain, NW winds, cooler conditions. Sunday outlook shows cloudy with rain. The storm system moves from the South Atlantic toward the region with multiple low pressures and moderate rainfall from 0.1 to 1.22 inches.
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POST
New England
South Atlantic States
Virginia
Norfolk
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Washington City
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Lynchburg
St. Lawrence Valley
Rockliffe
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake City
Fort Custer
Missouri Valle
Ohio River
Portland
Boston
Northfield
Maritime arrivals list from New York and Portland
A compact 1920s style shipping note lists vessels departing and arriving on March 27. Werra from Bremen and Apollo from Antwerp are in New York. Carthagenian sails from Liverpool via Halifax to Portland, Maine. Havel sails from New York to Bremen at 2 am. Gellert arrives in New York from Hamburg. City of Chester from Liverpool is noted to arrive in New York.
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New York
Werra
Bremen
Apollo
Antwerp
Portland
Carthagenian
Liverpool
Halifax
Havel
Gellert
Hamburg
City of Chester
Liv
Labor and capital clash over hours of labor in Fall River
Senator Robert Howard rebuts a circular from the Manufacturers' Association and Arkwright Club arguing against reducing weekly hours. He notes past wage cuts, spindle counts rise, and questions the claimed benefits for workers. The piece contends curtailing production, not hours, buoyed markets, while urging steadier profits and improved worker vigor.
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Fatt River
Robert Howard
Manufacturers’ Association
Arkwright Club
Boston
Howard
Fall River
Massachusetts
Forty of Them Discharged at Atlantic Mills Strike
On Good Friday morning the Atlantic Mills strikers returned to work as about forty men and women were discharged. The superintendent declined to explain the terminations or comment on individual cases. Families have lost employment, with many not actively involved in the trouble.
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R.L
Sprcral
Atlantic Mills
Locked-Out Clothing Workers Seek Legal Action Over Rehire
RocuestkER New York March 27 The National Executive Board of the Kings of Labor recommends that all former clothing workers apply to their former employers for their places They warn legal action will be taken against employers who refuse such applications arguing conspiracy The board targets officers of local assemblies claiming discrimination and plans suits for damages if refused employment
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Rocuestker
N. Y
The
Knigs of Labor
Cincinnati
National League of Baseball Clubs
Young
A. H. Soden
Boston
Messrs. Robinson and Hawley
Cleveland
O’neill
Pittsburg
Brush
Indianapolis
Talcott
New York
Hart
Chicago
Abell and Byrne
Brooklyn
Charles Byrne
al Johnson
Messrs
Paxton
Warrington
Byrne
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Club
Norfolk House
Casinos
Woodland Parks
Reading Iron Company Files Wage Reduction Notice
The Reading Iron Company informs its 2000 employees in Reading Pennsylvania that due to the continued low mood in the iron trade a slight wage cut will take effect April 1. Workers will accept the cut as a restoration of the old wage scale with a promise of future improvement in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Reading Tron Company
Ihe
Rochester-made clothing boycott urged in Knights of Labor notice
The Journal of the Knights of Labor calls for a boycott against Rochester-made clothing. It urges committees to pressure retail dealers to countermand orders from Rochester manufacturers, until the Rochester combine with $166,500 capital meets labor demands, with notices directed to Postoffice Box 722, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Journal of the Knights of Labor
James Hughes
D.M.W
Walter R. Westbrook
D.R.S
Rochester Combine
Freestone Cutters Union Holds Prominent Boston Meeting
The Freestone Cutters Union met in Bay State Hall Boston with a crowded hall and 30 initiations including Progressive members. Shaksnere and Jacobs of Cigar Makers Union spoke as the meeting endorsed the blue label. Upholsterers at 43 Eliot Street initiated four members and planned a mass meeting to grow membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freestone Cutters’ Union
Bay State Hall
Messrs. Shaksnere and Jacobs
Cigar Makers’ Union 17
Eliot Street
Bricklayers Union Session Sets Committee for Arrangements
A Bricklayers' Union meeting in Twilight Hall last evening appointed a committee to arrange necessary steps. Messr Jacobs of the Cigar Makers Union presided, urging reform and denouncing the current system as harming honest mechanics at the Concord Training School.
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Bricklayers’ Union
Messr Jacobs
Cigarmakers Union
Concord
Davis Paintings at Cole & Richards Show
A strong Charles H. Davis exhibition at Cole & Richards features fifty three works praised for quiet harmony and poetic quality. Highlights include The Valley Evening and Moonrise Over the Marsh as exemplars of Davis’s refined technique and expressive western light. The show runs through April 1.
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Cole & Richards
Charles H. Davis
Davis
Boston
Orn
Amesbury
Art
Potter-Palmer
Chicago
Charitable Mechanics Association
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
New York Union League Club
Metropolitan Museum
Mr. Davis
Truil
Street Car Debates Paris Boston Compare Transit Fares
A Cambridge letter to the Post critiques H M Whitney on Paris and Boston street car systems. Points include six cent fares with equal inside outside seating, transfer rights extending travel distance, and Paris company waiting rooms for passengers. Also notes West End car shortcomings and Easter shopping at Prang Co with decorative gift items and promotional eggs.
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Paris
Boston
Post
H. M. Whitney
Whitney
Paris Compagnie Genciale Des Omnibus
Cambridge
West End
Business Failures Reported By Bradstreets And Dominion
Bradstreets tallies 200 U S business failures this week up from 179 last week and 189 a year ago. The year to date total reaches 3982, versus 3356 last year. Dominion records 41 failures this week, 26 last week and 29 in the same week last year, with a Jan 1 total of 660 against 546 prior year.
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WEFK
Bradstreets
United States
The
Dominion
Harvard Pudding Club presents Two Old Grads and The Obispah
The Hasty Pudding Club prepares for annual theatre events with Two Old Grads as curtain-raiser and The Obispah, a two act operetta by Atkinson Thompson and Gould. Performances run in Cambridge Boston and New York during Easter week, with a Cambridge club-house showing for students. Cast features Hollis Holworthy Wendell Nichols and J. A. Parker among others. music by Atkinson and Thompson praised as a highlight.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Holyoke Street
Cambridge
New York
Manhattan Athletic Club
Boston
Union Hall
R. H. Post
B. A. Gould
Dickey
Signet
O. K
W. K. Post
Hollis Holworthy
RK. BH
Post
Tous Hollis
D. A. Parker
Stoughton Beck
P. Lee
Gray Hall
Garceaux
Thomas Holworthy
M. A
L. L. Boyeener
K. W. Atkinson
Thompson
Atkinson
Glee Club
Harvard
Lampoon
Persia
East
Loof
Skirtz
Amitach
Clarita
Alco
Marco
Bisbal
Skiriz
Maformia
Uliins
A. B. Nichols
Monte Christo Bisbal
Wendall, Jr
H. W. Skinner
G. T. Goldthwaite
Gout
C. C. Walker
Gester
Amita
Saltonstall
Perte
F. W. Burlingham
J. M. Howells
W. Thorndike
V. K. Crosby
E. Lincoln
P. M. Rhinelander
J. H. Hunt
C. Hopkinson
J. W. Cummin
J. H. Rhoades, Jr
T. W. Lamont
J. T. Spaulding
G. Lowell
C. P. Cheney
W. Allen
H. B. Wash
S. L. Bigelow
W. J. Farquhar
B. A. Gould, Jr
R. W. Atkinson
R. L. Emerson
L. M. Reer
Double murder and suicide at Casino Variety Theatre
Spokane Fats Washington reports a fatal morning at the Casino Variety Theatre where Charles Elliott, a faro dealer, fired on performers injuring Mabel Vebabian and Carrie Smith before killing himself. Elliott aimed at actress Lulu Durand, driven by jealousy, as chaos unfolded in the box near the stage.
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Spokane Fats
Wash
Casino Variety Theatre
Charles Elliott
Mabel Vebabian
Carrie Smith
Elliot
Lulu Durand
Se Time
Elliott
Gold Shipment Missing From Sub-treasury to Paris
New York March 27 report seven hundred thousand dollars in gold coin was taken from the Sub-treasury for shipment to Paris tomorrow. Police and Treasury officials opened an investigation as carefully guarded measures were set to secure the remaining reserves and trace the missing funds.
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New York
Paris
Morrow
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Little Rhody
Mkinney and
Committee On Ways and Means
Iment
Repubiican
Campaignu
seeess-Clondy
Rana
Mometer
Albany
Buffalo
Bismarck
Leak
Cheyenne
Falr Chier
Cincinna
Detroit
Duluth
el Paso
Texas
Lear Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fiansas
Montreal
Fair New Orleans
Arquette
Mich
Qonee
Washington, N
Atlantic Mill
Readling Company
Per
Messrs. L. Prang & Co
Herrick
Sarah
Abram, French & Co
Reese
Supreme Order of Royal Knights
Argelf
Supreme Commandery
Hanover St
National League Baseball Club
Johnson
Jarvis Field
John Clarkson
of the Club
Atkinson, Thompson and Gould
Wendell
Nichols
Achilles
Agamemnon
Toby Belch
Andrew Aguecheek
J. A. Parker
J. Codman
H. W. Blair
Ship Ahoy” Company
Hood
Chad
H. M. Mitus
French St
Lowell
Mags
E. G. Stratton
Swaipscott
Mass
I. U Gilman
Aurelia
Iowa
N. B
Jostan W. Coe
Pres
Cambridge Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Masa
G. W. Sloan
Grocer
Milton,Mass
C. 1
Hood & Co
C. L. Hood & CO
Illinois
J. Christian
Iliopolis
S. Bucktanp
Fremont
Ohio
Faro Mealer
Spokane Falls
Craggtats
Express
Reflised Food Co
Parker St
Huntington Ave
Roxbury
Barnard & CO
Temple Place
Order OF the Annual Friend
H. P. Staples
Central Street
Plymouth Rock
Supreme Office
Albion Building
Beacon Street
Shady Hill Nurseries
Ibevere House
Temple & Beard
Beacon
Kirkland Streets
TRE
Progressive Benefit Order
Thomas Davey
Seaboard Lumber (Co. Exchange
Seate Street
Beston
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