Day Jackson Slashed Dean in Public Altercation
John Dean of 84 West Cedar Street was slashed on the neck by Thomas Jackson at the Phillips and West Cedar streets corner last night. Dean, 5 feet 11 inches, 160 pounds, dressed in dark clothes, was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a deep neck wound. Jackson fled and is at large after the attack sparked by remarks about Dean’s aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dean
West Cedar Street
Thomas Jackson
Phillips
West Cedar Streets
Dean
Jackson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Reducing Water Dept Sends 24 Workers Away
Water Commissioner Sullivan discharged 24 employees from the water department yesterday, effective today. The list includes engineers, tallymen, janitors, stenographers, and inspectors, many appointed by former Commissioner Murphy. A second round of dismissals is planned for Monday. The notice also mentions the Cushing Process stimulants sold by Cushing Medical Supply in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Sullivan
Daniel J. Sullivan
James H. Toomey
John Norton
H. J. Barker
Daniel Sullivan
J. F. Mullen
Tallyman
Patrick F. Mullen
William J. Green
John A. Keyes
Jeremiah J. Shea
Michael Fonseca
Michael F. O’brien
A. G. Frye
Michael F. Daly
Michael McCarthy
J. F. Burke
Thomas J. Finneran
J. E. Crowell
Thomas F. Tarpey
Patrick J. Gorman
Fire Department
M. F. O'Brien
Wheeler
Cushing
Cushing Medical Supply Company
Washington Street
Boston
Post's Illustrated Cake Recipe for Numerical Cake
Bake a good cake using baking powder tins then chill and cut thin slices. Prepare soft chocolate frosting to fill and frost with cocoanut sides. The numerical cake rule combines butter sugar milk eggs vanilla and flour with bone powder. Beat whites, bake in cans, and frost with a long soft chocolate frosting. ALICH EK HITAKER AME.
Patrick Doom Stung Lawyers in Patrick Case
New York March 27 Patrick’s lawyers express deep disappointment at the jury verdict. Fred B. House says they will seek a new trial and possible sentence deferral to prepare appeal. Patrick may be sent to Sing Sing while forgery evidence and recorder rulings are challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patrick
Fred B. House
Sing Sing
William Moore
Francis
Osborne
Court of Appeals
William F. Howe
Jones
Jordan of Boston Captivates New Haven Society
In New Haven on March 27 the figure known as Jordan of Boston, an ex Alderman with a $28,000 income and business on Court Street, drew attention for a staged romance involving Miss Lillian Abbott. He briefly obtained a marriage license then postponed, later hinting a wedding in San Francisco six months hence, while offering little explanation.
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New Haven
Jordan
Boston
New
Court Street
Lillian Abbott
William Warren Abbott
San Francisco
Savoy
Roosevelt's Cuban Message Urges Diplomatic Posts
Washington March 27 The President sent to Congress a message urging provision for diplomatic and consular representation in Cuba as the island prepares to inaugurate its government and end military occupation. He notes the need to align international relations with Cuba's upcoming regime and outlines proposed salaries for Envoy extraordinary Minister plenipotentiary, secretary of the legation, second secretary, consul general at Havana and consuls at Cienfuegos and Santiago de Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cuba
United States
Secretary of War
Republic of Cuba
Legation
Havana
Cienfuegos
Santiago de Cuba
Comedian Wilson Honored By National Lancers In Boston
George W. Wilson, actor with B. H. Sothern at the Hollis, long a National Lancers member, arranged June parades to defend his schedule. Last night 162 Hollis seats sold for If I Were King as Captain Neal presented a sabre and floral tribute after the final curtain.
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Lancers
George W. Wilson
B. H. Sothern
Hollis
National Lancers
Captain Neal
Wilson
Nea
Louis XI
Wilgon
State Board seeks conference to avert Lowell strike
The State Board of Arbitration urged a conference at Lowell City Hall between textile union leaders and mill agents after an all day Lowell meeting. Letters were sent with special delivery asking for consent to attend and a reply was expected the next morning as the board prepared to travel to Lowell if invited.
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State Board of Arbitration
Lowell
Textile
Lowell City Hall
State House
Rhode Island Mule Spinners May Strike Over Wages
The Rhode Island Mule Spinners Union held a March meeting in Pawtucket with over 300 attendees from all state branches. It urged mill owners to grant a 10 percent wage increase by March 31, but most manufacturers did not reply or commit, prompting a planned special meeting Sunday to consider a strike.
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Pawtucket
R. IL
Rhode Island Mule Spinners’ Union
Bristol
Firemen Stand Firm in Brewery Labor Dispute
Boston Stationary Firemen's Union No 3 fights master brewers over discharge rights. Wages and hours settled but dispute over firing without cause leads to arbitration threat. Special meetings planned as union vows action and brewery shutdowns loom. Brewery Workers' Union prepared to join in if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wells Memorial Hall
My Clothier’s Clothing Show At Wolf’s Store
Eva Young, colored, aged eight, is at City Hospital with a fractured ankle from an alleged assault at 69 Poplar Street. Clarence Wolford, colored, is detained at Station 3 for inquiry. The incident led to Young being brought to relief station by her alleged attacker.
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Eva Young
Wolford
City Hospital
Poplar Street
Clarence Wolford
How Superintendent Donovan Prevented a Possible Damage Suit
The Hon James Donovan Boston's superintendent of streets saved the city from a potential damages suit by addressing a dangerous sidewalk hole on Compton street. Traveling with Assistant City Messenger Murphy, Donovan placed a wooden beacon and lantern to warn others while arranging repairs, ensuring the street was fixed the following morning.
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Donovan
James Donovan
Boston
Emerald Street
Murphy
Conpton Street
Pregneus
Mr. Murphy
Compton Street
Fitchburg Weavers Vote to Strike at 8 A M
Fitchburg March 27 The Beok and Fitchburg worsted mills of the American Woollen Company voted to strike at 8 oclock tomorrow morning in sympathy with Olneyville. The Beok mills employ 20 weavers and 70 workers in total while the worsted mills have 188 weavers and 250 workers. Officials express surprise, citing good pay and agreeable relations with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Beok and
American Woollen Company
Olneyville
Beok
Big corner in corn shakes Chicago market
Eastern capitalists backed by a $100 million fund are driving a corn corner in Chicago. Heavy initial buys lifted May corn from 58 1 4 to 69 7 8 cents and July corn from 59 7 8 to 61. The Harris Gates Co. act as agents for the manipulators, with large holdings of July and May corn in Chicago and others across Kansas City St. Louis and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George JH. Phillips
Harris, Gates & Co
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Timber fall injures two men at city warehouse
John Brown of 31 Broad street and John Mc Laughlin of 11 Parker street were badly injured when timber toppled at the Quincy Cold Storage warehouse yesterday afternoon. City Hospital Relief Station. Patrolmen seized 27 police slips at 43 Dundee street and arrested multiple suspects for gaming devices. Charles M. Pratt, 58, fell ill near Washington and School streets and was cared for at Sawyer's drug store. Nell Benton, 28, of 19 Tileston street, arrested for liquor law violation at her address on March 23.
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John Brown
Broad Street
John McLaughlin
Parker Street
Quincy
City Hospital
Dundee Street
Ohn Randolph
Shawmut Avenue
Antonio Dominick
Norw Street
Thomas Kelly
Field Street
William Hickey
George Mortimer
West Newny
James Austin
Tremont Street
Charles M. Pratt
Norwood
Washington
School Street
Egleston Square
Sawyer
J. Flandera
Nell Benton
Tilesten Street
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Elgin Creamery
Ibe
York State
Day Jackson
HUB Mfc. CO
Jewelry & Siverware
Washington ST. C
Owen
Oxford
Houghton & Dutton’s
Knights of Malta
Somerville
New Malta
America
Signet
Assembly Hall
George B. Jones
Frank Gray
L. B. Chandler
Robert Luce
Charles F. Wildes
The
Order and Friends
Malta
Gilman Square
Mass
Post
AME
Roosevelt
Comedian Wilson
Rhode Island
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Houghton & Dutton
Hamburg
Boston Cook
Norfolk
Portieres
Columba River
Washington Credit Company
Liberal Family
BOS Washineron
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