Granite cutters join strike at Hallowell Works
Avausta Maine May 3 Granite cutters at Hallowell Granite Works joined the quarrymen strike over employing non union drillers. About three hundred men affected. Quarrymen still oppose proposed price bill dates from May 1 to Jan 1. Cutters bill expires the 14th with possible repeat trouble. Company representatives left for a Boston granite manufacturers meeting Wednesday.
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Avausta
Hallowell Granite Works
Hallowell
Boston
Robitaille resigns from Ward seat at Manchester City Council
Manchester New Hampshire May 3 City Councilman Robitaille resigns as a member from Ward and at the City Council meeting tonight owing to his removal from the ward His resignation was accepted preserving council composition as of the May session
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Manchester
N.H
Robitaille
Seamen and firemen to strike over wage cuts
Guascow May 3 The seamen and firemen of steamships plying between here and America have refused to accept wage reductions offered by the companies and will strike tomorrow.
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Here
America
Leominster man injured in hospital elevator fall
George F. Lawrence of Leominster Massachusetts is at Massachusetts General Hospital with a fractured shoulder and concussion after stepping into an elevator shaft on the fourth floor at 4 30 pm yesterday and falling to the basement. He works at 40 State Street. The injuries may prove fatal.
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George F. Lawrence
Leominster
Mass
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lawrence
State Street
City Point Catholic Association Holds Adjourned Meeting
The adjourned annual meeting of the City Point Catholic Association occurred last evening at the association rooms. Two of the four directors not elected last week were elected last night, namely Bernard C. Kelley and James F. Gleason. A further meeting is set for Friday evening to elect the remaining directors.
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City Point Catholic Association
Bernard C. Kelley
James F. Gleason
Gambling raid nets seven in Chinatown
Last night Division 4 officers raided the Chinatown fan tan operation at 53 Harrison Avenue. Seven victims of the gaming habit were taken into custody for gaming and being present at gaming. Names include Ah You Ah Wah Ah Gon Ah Lee Ah You Ah Fou and Ah Hong. They posted bail at two dollars each.
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Chinatown
Fan Tan
Division 4
Harrison Avenue
Ah You
Ah Wah
Ah Gon
Ah Lee
Ah Fou
Ah Hong
Child Run Over In Roxbury Streets Accident
Five year old Robert Buchanan of 177 Centre street Roxbury was playing at Centre and Highland streets Roxbury yesterday afternoon when struck by a team owned by Frank Wilmouth. He sustained serious injuries to his left side.
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Robert Buchanan
Centre Street
Roxbury
Centre
Highland Streets
Frank Wilmouth
Esmeralda at Union Hall for Ward 16 Day Nursery
Dramatic entertainment at Union Hall next Friday evening benefits Ward 16 Day Nursery. Play Esmeralda features J Edward Priest Dr Fenderson and cast including Baker Green Locke Miss Baker Joslin Leighton Bowker in leading and supporting roles. Tickets urged to be secured early.
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Union Hall
Ward 16 Day Nursery
Esmeralda
Edward Priest
Dr. Fenderson
Messrs. Baker
Green and Locke
Miss Baker
Joslin
Trial of Trefethen and Smith Ends With Guilty Or Not
The jury will decide today in the murder case of James Albert Trefethen and William Smith for Deltina J. Davis’s death on December 23, with defense arguing no murder occurred. Close witnesses testified, defense attorney Long delivered a forceful closing, challenging key links of the government’s case and urging a reasonable doubt.
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James Albert Trefethen
William Jl. Smith
Deltina J. Davis
John D. Long
Thomas M. Durell
John F. Maloney
Thomas J. Cantlin
Wellington Bridge
Middlesex and
Mystic Avenues
Trefethen
Prefeitien
Smith
Consolidation of Water Departments Favored by Committee
The committee on consolidating the water supply and water income departments reports in favor of uniting the boards. Doherty and Grant support consolidation while Water Registrar Davis opposes. They argue the registrar's duties are clerical and separate functions yield efficiency and economy, with past attempts proving unsatisfactory to merge.
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Messrs. Doherty
Grant
Davis
Water Supply and
Water Income Departments
Water Board
Water Income Department
William Fk. Davis
Doherty
Charlestown
Mystic Water Board
City of
Bostion
Board of Water Commissioners
Mystic
Cochituate
Mr. Davis
William T. Davis
Water Registrar
Blanchard & Farrar Market Notes Four-Year Price Listing
Blanchard and Farrar quotes a four year item priced at $3 per gallon with deck sales and fanental hall square details noted.
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Gallen
Blanchard & Farrar
Deck Sa
Fanentl Hall
Attorney General Pillsbury Advocates Government Case
After a brief recess Attorney General Pillsbury summarized the prosecution evidence for an hour. He stressed Miss Davis was bright, healthy, and active with no signs of despondency or moody disposition. He emphasized no circumstantial hint of self harm linked to her relations with Trefethen. The court adjourned before he could finish.
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Pillsbury
Miss Davis
Trefethen
Mr. Pillsbury
Trudeau Quit In Seven Rounds Prize Fight
A bloody prize fight occurred near Tiverton on the Rhode Island line between Omer Trudeau and Michael Ourellette, both about 25, in seven rounds. Ourellette won after Trudeau was badly used up. bets totaled around 600 dollars with 50 dollars a side. Denny Sullivan and James Brennan supported the fighters. About four to five hundred spectators attended.
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Rhode Island Line
Tiverton
Omer ‘Trudeau
Michael Ourellette
Ourellette
Denny Sullivan
Providence
Trudeau
James Brennan
One Little Boy Sells Papers Under Cold Street Corner
An eight year old, Julius Alkman, stands at Tremont and Beacon in torn clothes trying to sell papers to support a family of five. Cold, hungry, and afraid to return home without money, he is aided by a postman and Officer Curtis who warm him at Station 2. His mother sends him out nightly despite harsh weather to make ends meet.
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Mr. Emerton
Mrs. Davis
Peter
Langdon
Leva Davis
Trefethen
Malden Bridge
Kelly
Farnham
Wemyss
Trefe
Charlestown
Smith
Tufis
Wellington Bridge
Woodlawn Street
Tena
Tena Davis
William H. Smith
I'refethen
Lend
Julius Alkman
Tremont
Beacon Streets
Curtis
Lieutenant Little
Hana
Fire damages tenement at 19 Joy Street last night
A defective flue in a tenement at 19 Joy Street caused a fire damage of $25 and triggered Box 34 alarm at 6 10 p m. The blaze occurred in Mrs Murray's apartments. The house is owned by Mrs R A Fillebrown.
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Joy Street
Murray
R. A. Fillebrown
Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil advert ends with free book offer
Your druggist does not spread plasters or gelatine coat pills. Emulsion of cod liver oil cannot be matched. the knack is Scott's Emulsion. A free book on careful living is offered by Scott & Bowne in New York. Your druggist keeps Scott's Emulsion. price one dollar.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
South Sth Avenue
New York
Boston and Albany R Theatres Time Tables and Through Cars
Time tables show local and through service between all stations. Through car service effective Jan 1, 1902. Details departures Boston to Albany Chicago Detroit Cleveland via connections and sleeping car, vestibuled dining and library cars, various routes via L and M S R R and M C roads. Tickets and information at City Office 232 Washington St. or Kneeland St., Boston. A. Banson, Genl Pass Agent.
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Booston
Wagner
Boston
Albany
Syracuse
Cleveland
M.S
Chicago
M. C
Keaton
R.R
Utica
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati
Big Four
L. 8
New York
Springfield
Nev
Washington St
Kneeland St
A. Banson
Corner State St
Philadelphia
Worthington
Southern
Causeway Street
Poughskeepsie Bridge
Poughkeepsie
Shethiehem
Baltimore
Washington
Quebec Express
White River Junction
Beaton
Southern Division
Quebec
Monarch
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Ayer
Kelley and
Gleason
A. M. Bates & Sons
Haverhill Street
W. P. B. Brooks & CO
Hanover Street
Norage
East Concord
James Sts
Frank O. Jackson
Long
Mr. Long
Edgell
Lass
Mystic River
The
Charles
Medford Street
Highlawa Avenue
Malden
Cross Street
Highland Avenue
Hensus
Teyone
Committee
Speaker Crisp
New York World
E Congressional Book Maker
Bellevue
Johnsorn
Johnson & CO
Ytusy
Ily
Boston & Albany
Crocker Hareness Co
Franklin St
E. F. Wyer
Massachusetts
ORF
the Post
Maine
Portland
Haymarket Sq
Causeway St
Concord
N. M
Lewiston
N. H
St John
St. Andrews
Halifax
the Provinces
North Conway
Maine Central
Gravid Trunk BR
Haymarket St
Wiscasset
Thomaston
Rockland
Eastport
Calais
Andrews
St. John
N. BB
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgewick
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
Phill
Portland Streets
Manchester and Concord
MN. H
Franklin
Lebanon
Bristol
Claremont
J. Johnsbury
Newport
Sherbrooke
Norwich
Ilanover
Thetford
Bradford
Newbury
Menwelier
Essex
Burlington
W. N Born
Fall River Line
Puritan
Pilgrim
Park Square Station
Fail River
Old State Please
Washington and
State Streets
Old Colony Railroad
J. R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Rs Agt
L. BH. Palmer
Old State House
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