Addicks Geis Big Contract
New York May 3 J Edward Addicks heads a syndicate to finance the Siberian railway double tracking. The plan, costing millions, was approved by the Russian Council of Ministers. Reliable sources say Addicks has long pursued the project and maintained a vast fortune from gas and copper ventures, reportedly between 75 million and 100 million dollars.
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J. Edward Addicks
Siberian
Mr. Addicks
Addicks
Massachusetts
Ascension Club Minstrel Show Draws Strong Demand for Repeat
The Ascension Club min strel show proved highly successful and there is a large demand for a repeat performance soon.
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Ascension Club Minstrel Show
Ascension Club
Carpenters Discuss Wage Increase Compliance in Boston
Boston union business agents report the eight hour day raise from 3.28 to 3.50 is paid by non member masters. Fewer than 25 carpenters in the city are on strike over the issue while outside districts show full scale. Three master carpenters not in the association offered to sign the 1907-8 agreement. Secretary Watson notes willingness to grant the new rate.
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America
Carpenters’ Unions
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Tranover Street
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Malden
Watson
Chicago
Bankrupt Outlet Co
New England
Washington St
Columbia Theatre
Pretty Subscription Dancing Party at Fenway Club
At Wheelock Hall Dorchester last evening the Fenway Club of Roxbury hosted a refined subscription dancing party. Miss Katharyne Lyons directed the floor with assistance from Misses Daley T Finnegan and Frank H. Shannon, while the matrons Mrs John Barry Mrs William Donovan and Mrs May Barry supervised.
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Dorchester
Fenway Club
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Katharyne Lyons
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T. 2 Finnegan
Frank H. Shannon
John Barry
William Donovan
May Barry
5000 Dockmen Strike in New York
May 3 report from New York says about 5000 longshoremen along the Manhattan and Brooklyn fronts are on strike. Italians largely led the walkout demanding higher wages, with work halted on many tramp steamers and several lines affected. Police and private detectives protected piers to prevent disorder as agents sought replacements.
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