Hoxie Yields to Arbitration in Labor Strike Talks
Grand Master Powderly and labor leaders meet with Jay Gould and Missouri Pacific officials in New York as Hoxie agrees to hear committees from employees. Aiming for an arbitration based settlement, the talks signal a de facto end to the strike with progress toward travel restoration and directorate guidance.
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POST
New York
Powderly
Mr. Gould
Mesers
Turner
Dailey
Hinyes
McDowell
Jay Gould
George Gould
Hopkins
Hoxie
St. Louis
Gould
Star Chamber
Mr. Powderky
Dillon
Boston
Knights of Labor
Freight Train Blockade Crisis in East St. Louis
Sheriff Sherf Kopiequet reports a large strike in East St. Louis with 1500 men opposing freight movement. Governors, adjutants, and railroad officials debate troop deployment as trains fail to move. A decoy train incident reveals strikers exploiting delays to halt rail traffic.
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United States Mershals
United States
Sigmed
Frep Roregort
St. Claw County
Oglesby
Decatur
Tosqugfield
South Boston Railroad Workers Seek Higher Wages and Shorter Hours
South Boston Railroad Company employees, meeting largely at night, propose wage increases and reduced work hours. They delivered a price schedule to President Charles H. Hersey and urged a conference with Knights of Labor support. Directors indicated careful consideration in coming days.
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South Boston Railroad
South Boston Railroad Company
Metropolitan
Highland Companies
Charles H. Hersey
South Boston Road
Knights of Labor
Hersey
J. McNeill
Labor unrest spreads via wage demands across New England mills
Reports from multiple towns reveal strikes and wage campaigns led by Knights of Labor. Wage hikes range from men 6 to 10 and women 4 to 6 per week, with arbitration talks set in Wiggins Stevens plant in Maiden and broader protests impacting Stoneham, Salem, Malden, New Bedford, and Hartford firms.
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Maiden
Wiggins & Stevens
New England Flint and Sandpaper Works
Knights of Labor
Knights
Stoneham Hallway
Stonemann
Stoneham Horse Railway Company
Aprill
Salem
East St Louis Striker Watch Keeps Rail Yards Quiet
In St Louis and East St Louis March 30 hopeful talks arise as Missouri Pacific resumes limited service while shops stay idle. Leaders Irons Heep and Gould discuss Hoxie terms, awaiting New York news. In East St Louis, crowds guard yards despite rain, stopping attempts to move trains.
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Martin Irons
Sedalia
Irons
Assembly
Casper Heep
New York
Heep
Gould
Hoxte
Knights
Hoxier
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Wabash
Relay
Indianapolis
Creveling
Johnson
Roundhouse
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
United States
St. Loula
Congress Debates Army Efficiency and Territory Admissions
Senate members clash over a bill to boost army efficiency while also debating a Washington Territory admission, civil service reforms, and post office funding. House leaders entertain investigations into Mississippi race riots and mention upcoming hearings on civil service repeal as well as patent awards to Boston inventors.
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Washington
Mareh
Senate
Logan
Allison
Teller
Logen
Blaine
Haile
Platt
Messrs
Taylor
Burrows
Bingham
Dingley
Blunt
Springer
Warner
Houck
McMillan
Randall
O'Hara
Carroll County
Mississippi
Reagan
POST
Frye
Washington Territory
Montana Territory
Commission
Matthews
President’s fishing trip sparks critics and hurt feelings
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington March 30. The President, already fatigued, endures harsh criticism over a country outing with Albany friends Judge Peckham and General Olcott while Secretary Manning lies ill. Reporters distorted events to craft a story. the visit included no special festivities or banquets.
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Washington
Manning
Albany
Judge Peckham
General Qlcott
Gunpowder River
Mr. Manning
Club
Mr. Cleveland
Edmunds Introduces Lord Russell in Senate Session
Special to The Post Washington March 30 a tawny hattered youth styled as Lord Russell attended the Senate as Edmunds escorted him through the doors while platt spoke. Edmunds and associates used the moment to showcase the English star chamber idea amid public curiosity and protests.
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Mr. Edmunds
Lord Russell
THE
POST
Washington
Capitol
Senator Edmunds
Senate
Platt
Edmunds
Harrison
Platt Defends New England stance on Washington Territory admission
In a Senate speech Mr. Platt argued for admitting Washington Territory, asserting New England seeks fair field and competition. He rejected fears of losing influence, noting New England values intelligence and national unity over mere numbers, and that state growth strengthens the republic.
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Platt
New England
Washington
Washington Territory
Senate
Congress
Pratt
New @ngland
Republic
Mr. Platt
South
Zengland
Commission-What Is Said of Boston Facilities
A Washington report notes the select commission on ordnance and gunnery reached a unanimous final report. It cites limits on U S steel guns above eight inches, cost estimates for full gun plants, and readiness of American manufacturers to handle large orders. It also discusses marine engine construction at navy yards and private works, with needed tool upgrades and shipbuilding capacity in Boston New York and Norfolk.
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Boston
Washington
Randall
Hewitt
Barnes
Crisp
Hiscock
Reed
Phelps
Commission On Ordnance and Gunnery
House
United States
Gun Foundry Board
United States Navy
New York
Norfolk
Navy Yards
Floods and Tornadoes Cause Wide Damage Across South and West
Reports from Chattanooga Tennessee and surrounding areas describe unprecedented rains, rising rivers, and rail washouts. Tornadoes hit Helena Arkansas damaging buildings while Georgia and Alabama face high water, wrecked bridges, and halted train service across several lines.
Banqueting Mr Moore Honors East Cambridge Officer
A banquet for retiring East Cambridge police officer Matthew R. Moore was held at Odd Fellows Hall with 115 plates. Mayor Russell and many officials spoke, and Moore received a 200 check and 25 in cash from local business leaders amid praise and regret. Signers included J. Fisk, C. Dailey, W. Lockhart, J. Squire Co., and other police and civic figures.
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Odd Fellows Hall
East Cambridge
Matthew R. Moore
Mayor Russell
Joseph J. Kelley
J. F. Murray
M. J. Falsom
C. H. Farnsworth
James A. Latimer
Henry Lockhart
Walter W. Pike
H. Hovey
John Scully
J. M. Fisk
House of Correction
C. W. Dailey
L. B. Guyer
A. J. Greene
J.M. Price
Edward B. Malley
Mr. Moore
Moore
Officer Moore
K. 8. Chaffee
W. L. Lockhart
John P. Squire & Co
F.geldowsky
J. M.fisk
G. F. Blake
W. A. Huynewell
W. B. Hastings
EK. D. Sawyer & Co
Otis S. Brown & Co
J. A. Sh Hi
Wellington & Co
J.J. Key
Key West Fire Wipes City Damage Soars Toward 2 Million
A blaze that started at the San Carlos Theatre in Key West on March 30 rapidly spread aided by a south wind. Churches and more than fifty houses burned, along with Masonic Hall and tobacco warehouses with stock near 250000 dollars. Water was unavailable, several structures toppled, and officers from the Brooklyn and Powhatan aided with detonations to clear spaces. About fifteen injured, no deaths, insurance limited, losses estimated over two million.
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Key West
Fla
San Carlos
Masonic Hall
United States
Brooklyn
Powhattan
Marine Hospital
Granite Hotel
Vinalhaven
Rockland
Granite
Moses Webster
E. P. Walker
First Baptist Church hosts Barnby oratorio Rebekah
The First Baptist Church Society of Cambridgeport presented Barnby s oratorio Rebekah last evening in Union Hall under Charles E Boyd s direction. Mrs F T French sang Rebekah Isaac was by Louis Miller and Elizer by Otis Danforth. A second part offered a miscellaneous musical program.
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First Baptist Church Society of
Cambridgeport
Barnby
Kebekah
Union Hall
Charles E. Boyd
F. T. French
Rebekah
Louis Miller
Isaac
Otis Danforth
Elizer
Open Hostility by Gladstone Secceder Secessionists Plan Irish Rule
London report says Joseph Chamberlain and Trevelyan arrange to announce in Parliament their reasons for leaving Gladstone's cabinet. They will propose a government plan for Ireland and seek broad opposition support. The Scotsman cites Ireland's home rule as permitting a separate currency resembling dollars and cents.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Mr. Trevelyan
Scotsman
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
United States
England
Quiet returns to Charleroi as strike subsides
Brussels reports quiet restored at Charleroi and the general strike ending this evening. Disturbances only worsen in central coal mining areas with a mob entering Tournai but dispersing under heavy guard. Liege district calmer. Verviers police seize Workmen's Universal Union papers. troops move from Charleroi and Liege toward Tournai and Mons.
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Brussels
Charleroi
Tournai
Liege
Verviers
The
Workmen’s Universal Union
Mons
Emperor's anti socialist law urged in Reichstag
Berlin reports indicate Herr Von Pattkamer appealed for a continuation of the anti socialist law claiming the Emperor would regret its refusal and would shed his blood to uphold it. Paris dispatch notes Senegal natives rebel against French authority with nine soldiers killed and thirty two wounded. London notes a fire at Peterboro timber yard destroying 500000 dollars in stock.
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Berlin
Herr von Pattkamer
Reich Stag
William
Paris
St. Louis
Senegal
Toulon
Interest in Irish parliamentary fund grows with Worcester and Boston support
A Boston and Worcester driven fund for Irish parliamentary self government reports large turnouts and rising subscriptions. Worcester has pledged about 23 000 with hopes of reaching 25 000 by next Saturday while Boston and Dorchester branches swell the total, led by executives including John Boyle O Reilly and T J Murphy.
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Ireland
Parnell Executive Committee
John Boyle O’ Reilly
T. J. Murphy
Uinette
Father Conaty
Worcester
United States
Hoar
Misidentified interview leads to director Porter mix up
A Saturday Post interview quote credited to Director Porter was in error as the journalist spoke to a person who believed themselves Porter but was not the director. The paper notes the mistake and clarifies the misidentification.
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Director Porter
Longshoreman gang busted in Venetian theft ring
A six to eight month theft scheme on the Leyland Steamship Company ships ended with the arrest of Patrick Noonan and three associates. Gloves hosiery and lace were stolen from bales aboard the Venetian and later recovered. Detectives traced goods to dockside pawnshops and Noonan confessed partial involvement. The four will be arraigned for grand larceny with likely additional arrests expected as more goods are recovered.
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Consignees
Leyland Steamship Company
Fiest
Hoarne
R. H. White & Co
H.N. Peyser & Co
Shoninger, Moses & Co
Lingola
Captain Trant
O¢rnish
Patrick Noonan
Keenen
Noonan
Boston Colored Citizens Aid Ireland via Tremont Temple Concert
At Tremont Temple last night Boston's young colored citizens organized a concert to fund Ireland liberation. W W Bryant and associates led the effort with a mixed program featuring Mme Selika Edna Ed Brown Nellie Brown-Mitchell and S W Williams among others, including stage tricks with shamrock symbols and a transformed Indian princess finale.
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Federation of the World
Tremont Temple
Boston
Ireland
W. W. Bryant
K. L. Ruffin
F. Roberts
J. D. Powell, Jr
J. G. Street
Hezekiah Henderson
E. E. Brown
F. M. Gray
Mme
Marie Seleka
Edna Ed
Brown
Nellie Brown-Mitchell
S. W. Williams
J. B. Stanton
B. J. Janey
Mme. Selika
Lynn Lasters Union hosts second annual fair netting large sum
Special to the Post from Lynn Massachusetts reports the second annual fair and entertainment by the Lynn Lasters Union, with an expected net of $16,000. Twenty five thousand six hundred three tickets were sold and prize distributions include bonds, a piano, a sealskin sacque, a roll top desk and more, most items going to buyers in other towns.
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Lynn
Mass
Lynn Lasters’ Union
Treasury
Milford
Holliston
Salmon Falls
N. H
Warren Man Vanishes En Route To Fall River Market
Charles J. Tanner of Warren left home to sell vegetables in Fall River. His wife found his horse and wagon in Warren with Tanner’s seat and undercoat soiled with sand and folded neatly. Clothing pocket contained undisturbed vegetable sale bills. Police alerted. Tanner about 50, reportedly not a drinker.
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Fall River
Charles J. Tanner
Warren
Tanner
Golden wedding observed by Mr and Mrs John Hough in Malden
Special to The Post Malden March 30 at the Russell street home the fiftieth anniversary was celebrated with many invitations and handsome gifts including a $100 gold purse from the Methodist Society. The couple have nine children of whom four survive one son Thomas W Hough is chief engineer of the city fire department.
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Malden
John Hough
Russell Street
Methodist Society
Thomas W. Hough
Fire Department
Strikers Shot as Train Derailed by Switchmen
In Kansas City on March 30 a freight train leaving Grand Avenue depot derailed after two men switched tracks. Twelve cars and the caboose were wrecked. Police arrested Martin Scow. John Noonan of Sedalia fled and was shot by an officer amid striker unrest.
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Kansas City
Grand Avenue Depot
Martin Scow
John Noonan
Sedalia
New Haven Shops Reach Wage Increase Deal
New Haven Conn March 30 The carriage body makers and blacksmiths at A H and B Demorest shop have been granted the wage increase and will return to work Cruttenden Co have met blacksmiths demands but they will not return until body makers join the advance Indications suggest all shops may concede or arbitrate the demands
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New Haven, Conn
A. H
Easter Fundraiser to Raise Five Thousand At Mechanics Hall
A $5000 deficiency from church basement improvements at the Church of the Immaculate Conception will be raised at an Easter party in Mechanics Hall on May 3. Mayor O'Brien is expected to open the event and J. P. Furlong will serve as floor director.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mechanics’ Hall
O’brien
J. P. Furlong
Jaehne Resigns as Vice President of Board
Henry W. Jaehne’s resignation from the vice presidency of the board of aldermen was accepted today by the board. Alderman Finnigan moved to table the action. Jaehne was absent with President Nooney granting leave of absence until April 12.
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New York
Henry W. Jaehne
Board of Aldermen
Finnigan
Jaehne
Nooney
Montreal Judge Mosseau Dies After Illness
Montreal March 30 Judge Mosseau of the Superior Court died tonight at about eight after a six day illness. congestion of the lungs from a severe cold is given as the cause though he had three strokes of apoplexy within a few years.
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Montreal
Mosseau
Superior Court
Parnellites at Lawrence Lecture for Parnell Fund
Hon. A m Kelley former minister to Austria spoke at City Hall Lawrence on behalf of the Parnell fund. Irish societies attended in regalia, underscoring the event in the March 30 gathering.
Memorial day orator chosen for South Abington event
Rev. J. H. Levering of Worcester has been selected as orator for Memorial day at South Abington. Henry Hazelstine of Middleboro Mass has fallen heir to 17060 by the death of an uncle in California. Charles F. Brown of Lake Village N H secured a verdict for 3375 against the Boston and Lowell railroad for a death caused by that road in 1884.
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J. H. Levering
Worcester
South Abington
Henry Hazelstine
Middleboro
Mass
California
Charlies F. Brown
Lake Village
N. H
Taa
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Eight Hour Fight Sparks at Faneuil Hall Carpentry Meet
Crowds packed Faneuil Hall as carpenters union No. 33 heard A A Appleton Frank K Foster P J Maguire and W H Falls discuss the eight hour issue. Maguire urged unity to raise wages and limit contractor pay while stressing temperance and organized action to secure shorter hours and better living standards.
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Faneuil Hall
Carpenters’ Union No. 33
Mr. L.davidson
Messrs
A. A. Appleton
Frank K. Foster
P. J. Maguire
W.h.falls
Maguire
Appleton
Ay. Foster
McGuire
Pertinent Questions on Eight Hour Workday Circulation
A Boston labor circular of March 23 1886 from the Central Labor Union asks employers about eight hour workdays. It questions eight hours work at current wages eight hour cap on piece work and adoption of eight hours starting May 1 1826.
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Central Labor Union
Centray
Labor Union OF
Boston and Vicinity
Boston
Abolish Abuses and Wages Demands by Boston Rail Employes
A Knights of Labor committee presents a demand list to the South Boston Railway president seeking abolition of abuses and wage increases. The proposal covers extra trips without pay, Sunday duties, hats and van costs, caps, daily pay, meal times, late-car returns, and detailed pay scales for various routes and trip counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston Railway
Knights of Labor of District No. 30
South Boston Railway Company
City Point
Bay View
Aborn & Co
Washington Street
Brattle Street
Scollay Square
Dover Street
Providence
Mt. Washington
K Street
Brattie Street
Scollay Equate
White Line
Uist
Review of First Regiment MA Infantry in Mechanics Building
Governor Robinson and staff reviewed the First Regiment Massachusetts Infantry before about 5000 people. The event featured regimental drill by Company L East Boston and Company H Chelsea, prize awards for rifle practice, a dress parade, and a large list of attendees including generals and colonels from multiple units.
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Massachusetts Infantry
Robinson
Mechanics’ Building
Company L
East Boston
Carstensen
Chelsea
Atkins
Kelley
Austin C. Wellington
Wellington
Company 1
Agincourt
Company B
C. W. Hammon
Dalton
Rockwell
Whip- Et Stearns
Walker
Wales
G.S. Merrill
Trull
Lancers
Fist Light Infantry
Providence
Allyne
Strachan
Ninth Infantry
Bancroft
Fifth Infantry
Robaert Moore
Immense Navy Yard Welding Feat Restores Steamer Post
Foreman Bell at the navy yard forge shop completed the largest welding ever done in the country. A Belgian steamship Pieter de Qin nick lost a propeller blade and its stern post, a 10 by 9 inch iron piece, required larger forges. Bell built temporary forges and used pulleys to power hammers. James Wallace of New York oversaw. The operation heated the iron in ten minutes and hammered it flat in about ten to fifteen minutes, amid sparks and a shaking building with around 200 spectators.
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Bell
Navy Yard
Pieter de Qoninck
Nasona
N. H
Whele
Messrs
Wallace
Emergency Lectures on Treating Injuries for Officers
Dr. Gibert presented emergency guidance to Division 11 officers on handling accidents and bites. He advised against killing dogs preemptively for hydrophobia and urged burning the bite area with caustic to prevent infection. For poisons, he recommended immediate stomach washing via a siphon with warm water, repeating four or five times to cleanse the stomach.
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Gibert
Division 11
Education committee hearing ends with public leaders cited
The committee on education heard E C Carrigan of the State board of education present the petitioners case. He showed the laboring oar was borne by the public not teachers, naming Governors Rice and Gaston Mayors O'Brien Prince Cobb Palmer Green Lincoln and other prominent officials and businessmen.
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Committee On Education
E. C. Carrigan
State Board of Education
Rice
Gaston
O’brien
Prince
Cobb
Palmer
Green
Lincoln
Watson club dance at Grand Army Halls draws crowd
One hundred couples danced at the Watson club second assembly last evening in Grand Army Halls with A. N. Kincaid as floor director and helpers Almeder EK C. Bissett F. C. Kattman T. Alstron C. Raymond J. O. Davis. Chelsea board of aldermen convened and appointed patrolmen Frederick Smh Fred A. Simmons William R. Lail ac.
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Watson Club
Grand Army Halls
A. N. Kincaid
Almeder
EK. C. Bissett
F. C. Kattman
T. Alstron
C. Raymond
J. O. Davis
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Seto Agi
Frederick Sm .H
Fred A. Simmons
Wiliam R. Lailac
Lynn Aldermen Consider Building Move Reimbursement
At a special meeting William D. Pool sought reimbursement of 269 for moving a city building at Ash and Elm streets. Fire department assistant engineers asked for a 200 raise to their salaries.
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Lynn Board of Aldermen
William D. Pool
Ash and
Elm Streets
Fire Department
Milk Station break in theft at Boston and Lowell ticket office
A break in at the Milk Station on the Boston and Lowell Railroad occurred Monday night. About seven dollars in specie was stolen through a rear window entry. Maintenance was affected as a result.
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Boston and Lowell Railroad
Matrance
Annual report of New England Hospital for Women and Children
The year shows 4523 new patients with 12 296 visits averaging forty daily, plus 1265 patients treated at home. The hospital is run by a resident physician ten attending physicians all women and two attending surgeons and serves as a training school for female physicians and nurses. Financials are encouraging but need higher income. the treasurer seeks more subscriptions. The Dimock Street hospital opens to visitors daily 2 to 4 pm for charity and education observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Dimock Street
Boston Lacrosse Association Debut at Bond Street Hall
The first ball of the Boston Lacrosse Association at Bond Street Hall Somerville last evening was brilliant. Hon John A Cummings was floor director with assistants George G Boardman Frank C Ross George R Libby and Charles W Wade. Visitors from other clubs attended and Edmands's orchestra provided music with a collation served.
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Boston Lacrosse Association
Bond Street Hall
Somerville
John A. Cummings
George G. Boardman
Frank C. Ross
George R. Libby
Charles W. Wade
Edward Glines
George W. Ross
Thomas F. Trihey
William B. Ross
Edmands
Investigation Called Over East Boston Ferry Collision
Mayer O'Brien urged the East Boston ferries board to probe the recent collision between the Leyland line steamer Venetian and the ferryboat Revere. Venetian owners blame Captain John Tyrer, Revere’s pilot. A board meeting is set for this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Mayer O’brien
East Boston Ferries
Venetian
Leyland Line
Revere
Venetian Wave
John Tyrer
Funeral Services for Captain Henry S Linnell Held in East Boston
Funeral services for Captain Henry S Linnell were held at his home 179 Princeton Street East Boston with Rev Sanford P Smith officiating. Floral tributes included roses and smilax at the casket and a bed of roses at the foot. Remains to be interred in Osterville in the family tomb.
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Henry 5. Linnell
Princeton Street
Boston
Sanford P. Smith
Central Square
East Boston High to Hold Seventh Prize Drill at Paris Rink
Patrolman Hooper of Station 7 arrested John Collins yesterday for assault with a sling shot on Captain C. J. Madigan of the Sheridan Guards. East Boston high school pupils set for seventh annual prize drill and erlis shetics at the Paris rink Thursday evening.
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John Collins
Patroltan Hooper
Station 7
C. J. Madigan
Sheridan Guards
East Boston High School
Paris Rink
Thursaday
Navy officer resumes duty aboard Wabach at yard
Lieutenant-Commander William Morgan resumes duty on the reserving ship Wabach at the navy yard. The Lockwood Social Club completed arrangements for its feature in the Seventeenth of June celebration at a meeting last evening. The 25 cent subscription list is filling rapidly.
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William Morgan
Wabach
Navy Yard
Lockwood Social Club
Burglary Hits 43 Warren Street Pool Room
E A Ellenwood who runs a cigar store and pool room at 43 Warren Street reports at Station 9 that someone broke into his shop early yesterday morning and stole two sets of pool balls valued at 50 dollars.
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E. A. Ellenwood
Ciar
Warren Street
Station 9
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Friends of Labor
Boss Carpenters
Mulig
Beacon Hill
Bands of Mercy
Canada
Publi Schools
Kimball Bros
Sudbury Street
Zenas Thompson, Jr
J. M. Kimball & CO
Portland
MR. Carrigan
Link
Aldermen
Mele Row
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SLA Mascotte
Sudran
Audran
Mme. Judie
Boston Theatre
Mme, Judie
Bettina
M. Minart
M. Gaillard
Pippo
Glou
M.mezierea
Lorenzo
M. Germain
Rocco
M. Cooper
Mile
Raymond
Fiamella
la Belle Helene
New England Hospital
Lacrosse Association
Eucneral
Linnell
John Swan
Adams Street
Zea Square Yard
John H. Pray
Tremont Street
A. Quidnot
Prench