Newfoundland Stirs Over Looming Fisheries Legislation
St John s Newfoundland May 3 Premier Bond moves to tighten laws in response to New England winter fishing peril. Provisions bar aliens not treaty titled from colonial waters and penalize vessels with fines or seizure. Colonists face limits on fishing for foreign vessels, gear transfers, and travel, amid push to protect colony’s access to fisheries.
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Gloucester
Boston
Lodge
Miners Ready to Strike After Tri District Convention
At Scranton Penn May 3 delegates in the hard coal tri district convention vote overwhelmingly for a strike. President Mitchell warns a strike could be declared Friday afternoon or Saturday. He cites state constabulary actions at Mt Carmel and ongoing talks as the committee pursued peace efforts.
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Scranton
Penn
Mitchell
Mt. Carmel
Modest Boston Snub Delights Gorky Adherents
Dr M J Konikow announced Maxim Gorky would not visit Boston at a South Station greeting. He said the Russian writer spared Boston’s blushes by disappointing friends and cutting the city from his touring schedule.
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South Station
Maxim Gorky
Boston
Bomb kills Russian in Vincennes forest during unrest
A bomb exploded in Vincennes forest killing a Russian named Strie and badly wounding companion Boussnoff as they moved through the woods with bombs for future use. Police seek links. a second bomb remains unexploded. Cavalry patrols guard Paris cities and provinces as strikes slow but persist.
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Vincennes
Strie
Boussnoff
Place de l’'Opera
Dunkirk
Brest
Witte Yet Premier as Russia Delays Resignation
In St Petersburg on May 3 a mystifying delay surrounds Count Witte's resignation as premier after a letter from Emperor Nicholas thanked him for service and implied dismissal with Goremykin's appointment. Interior Minister Durnovo's resignation has been tendered, fueling speculation on the final decision.
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T. Petersburg
Nicholas
Count Witte
M. Goremykin
Durnovo
Fair Forecast for Boatem and Vicinity
Frid ay brings showers overnight with a cooler day. Saturday turns warmer with fresh west to southerly winds.
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Boatem
New England Forecast: Shower Showers Fri to Sat Fair
The forecast indicates showers on Friday into Saturday with fresh northwest winds turning southward. Temperatures will moderate as a warm front advances, bringing variable skies and easing winds later in the period.
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New England
Gompers Plea for Eight Hour Bill Reaches House Panel
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urged Congress to act on the eight hour bill. He told the House committee on labor that years of arguments and records have accumulated and that laboring people await decisive action before Congress adjourns.
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Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
House Committee On Labor
Gardner
House
Congress
Is 12 OC bill law stirs legislators
President Dana of the Senate reports the status of the 12 OC bill amid debate over whether the governor can recall or veto it. House and Senate clash on whether the measure haber become law, with officials arguing it remains in the Senate clerks hands until president directs action.
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Senate
Dana
Coolidge
Henry Coolidge
Senator Cusick Declares Bill Becomes Law
Senator Cusick states that the bill has become law after the five day constitutional limit expired. A motion in the Senate to send the bill back to the Governor failed due to lack of unanimous consent, keeping the bill in the Governor’s control since first sent.
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Mayor Fitzgerald's Stance on the 12 O'clock Bill
In a Mayoral column, Fitzgerald sidesteps cast opinions on whether the 12 o'clock bill became law. The piece notes legislators aligned with the mayor were urged to follow House Chairman Ames and Senate Chairman Lane of the liquor law committee in supporting the bill for Boston.
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Ames
Senate
Lané
Liqudy
Law Committee
Bogton
House and Senate Stir Over 13 O'Clock Bill
The House and Senate clashed over the 13 o'clock bill as the 12 o'clock pilla law faced delays from Gover Guild not signing it.
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S&nate
Gover Guild
Tenney team blanks Giants 8 to 0 in baseball motion
Tenney's squad routed the Giants 8 to 0 as the day’s baseball action also saw Philadelphia and St. Louis win. Washington defeated the Americans 6 to 4 and New York edged ahead in a late inning. Worcester dropped its season opener while Lynn posted a victory. Other results included New Bedford Manchester Fall River winners and notable racing and boxing notes with plans for future big games and matches.
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St. Louis
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Manchester
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Lou Dillon
Smathers
Western College
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Britt
McGovern
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Tece
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Schreck
Gorky Controversy Ends With Boston Opposition
Boston rejects Maxim Gorky and his Russian companion Mme Andreijieva amid moral sentiment and hall refusals. The committee laments the defeat, calling Boston’s action an ignominious blot while praising the struggle to support Russia’s revolutionary cause.
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Boston
Mme. Andreieva
Russia
New York
Tremont
Henson
Symphony Hall
Mme. Andreijieva
Aeer
Maxim ‘Gorky
Maximorky
Antoinett F. Konikow
Mikel ‘Poltanovitga
David Ol
Bernard Marcus
John Bilis
Franklin’ H. Wentworth
Gorky Visit Draws Crowd in Boston
A large Boston crowd gathered at an evening arrival to greet Gorky amid city activity. The account notes continued coverage on page Sea Fifth Column and mentions Father John’s Medicine as a remedy for lung troubles.
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Gorky
Boston
John
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