Amalgamated Warns on Injunction Stock Rally Plays Out
The New York market opened higher with gains in rails and steel as investors covered short positions. Amalgamated Copper advances lift partners such as Anaconda Boston & Montana and Butte & Boston amid merger talk while insiders speculate on better prices and potential consolidation.
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Boston
New York
Biudeans
N. Y
E.s
Amalgamated
New Jersey
Ropar
Standard Oil Group
Anaconda
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Trinity
T. W. Lawson
Butte
Morse Expected to Ben Vice President of Exchange Bank
New York May 16 Charles W Morse likely to be elected vice president of the Domestic Exchange National Bank at 277 Broadway. The institution is capitalized at unknown amount and Morse heads the American Ice Company.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Broadway
Bloodshed in Albany Streets Amid Mob Tensions
Soldiers opened fire on a mob in Albany after a stoning incident near the Union depot. Lt. Wilson of the Twenty-third Regiment claimed orders authorized the shots. two men, Leroy Smith and William Walsh, were killed as civilians gathered and clashes intensified. Public warnings urged civilians off the streets.
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Pany W
Rue
Wilson
Company E
Twenty-third Regiment
Broadway
Albany
Smith
Mr. Walsh
Walsh
Quail Street
Springfield
Union Depot
Columbia Street
Leroy Smith
William Walsh
Boston area linemen strike amid Albany violence sparks clashes
Mass street turmoil as Mashinists strike during a nine hour day. Lincoln and other craft workers join in. Albany guardsmen clash with crowds after two civilians are mortally wounded. Notable victims include William Marshall and William Walsh.
Brown University Club Hosts MIT Guest Evening
The Brown University Club held its monthly meeting at the Hotel Astminster with songs praising Brown and toasts to Brown University. President H. D. Williams welcomed MIT guest Professor George Field who spoke on economic zoology and sea life forms.
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Brown
Astminster
Rhee Island University
Brown University Club
H. D. Williams
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Georrs Field
Field
Sharkey Remains Silent on Match as Walcott Offer Looms
Boxing gossip notes Tom Sharkey has not replied to Tom O Rourke’s bid for a bout in the region with Joe Walcott. O Rourke adds a $10 000 purse for both Sharkey and Walcott. The sailor is likely to refuse the black wonder and may face Kid McCoy or retirement soon.
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Tom Sharkey
Tom O'Rourke
Joe Walcott
O'Rourke
Sharkey
Walcott
Wonder
Kid McCoy
Notable Behavior Under Strain by Detained Men
For over one week the men are behaving themselves splendidly and, given their size as strong corporations, deserve credit for their coolness under such trying circumstances.
Non union man beaten in Quincy during linemen strike
A non-union employee of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. was attacked by a union picket in Quincy as he hurried to catch a Boston train. He suffered head and neck injuries and his collar and tie were torn after a confrontation amid the electric linemen strike.
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Quincy
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston
Tillman Wins in Hottest Election Yet for Typographical Union
Charles W. Tillman of the Herald won the presidentship of the Typographical Union after counting 1100 votes at Hollis Hall on Washington Street. Arthur G. Davis edged Henry Sterling for secretary by about 100 votes, while James Punch trailed Tillman by roughly sixty. James G. Slattery was chosen vice president and Frank M. Flanagan re elected treasurer. Four delegates were named to the International Typographical Union convention at Birmingham Alabama: H W Cooke Thomas Curtin John A McPherson and D Warren Sullivan. Additional officers include Sergeant at arms George S Betts and trustees Frederick Cashman Hope Weeks and others.
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Typographical Union
Charles W. Tillman
The
Herald
Arthur G. Davis
Hollis Hall
Washington Street
Davis
Henry Sterling
Journal
James Punch
James G. Slattery
Frank M. Flanagan
Birmingham
Ala
H. W. Cooke
Thomas Curtin
John A. McPherson
D. Warren Sullivan
George S. Betts
Union
Frederick Cashman
Mr. Hope
Joshua R. Weeks
Central Labor Union
W. L. Josman
G. C. Cutting
Frank K. Foster
C. E. Innes
Thomas Nolan
Henry Storeng
Charles G. Wilkins
Charles
Ood
Horses Parade Saturday at Charles River Speedway
The city and surrounding area will gather tomorrow afternoon at the Charles River speedway for a parade of road horses. Leading reinsmen include John Shep ard FE Dutton J Frank Howland Walter E Newbert J M Morrill Andrew Mner and Gordon Prince. Prominent horsewomen will also drive smart traps.
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Charles River Speedway
John Shepard
FE. Dutton
J. Frank Howland
Walter E. Newbert
J. M
Morrill
Andrew M.ner
Gordon Prince
Mixed Foursomes Golf Winners Named at Country Club
Over the Clyde Park course the handicap mixed foursomes tournament saw ten pairs compete. The winning duo was Miss Pauline Mackay of Oakley and G. O. Thacher of the Country Club, fashioning a fair medal score with a nine stroke handicap.
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Clyde Park
Country Club
Pauline Mackay
Oakley
G. O.thacher
The
Smith Refuses Arbitration in House Smith Strike
State Board of Arbitration failed to broker a conference between the housesmith strikers and President Smith of G. W. and F. Smith. The firm refuses to arbitrate. About 132 workers are involved as unions back the strike.
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State Board of Arbitration
Smith
G. W
F. Smith
Reed
State Board
John Main
Pattern Makers
Housesmiths
Carroll .Hall
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Machinists Expected to Strike in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport Conn May 16 it is considered probable that about 90 percent of machinists will strike next Monday morning as the manufacturers association has not yet granted their demands and shows no sign of doing so.
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New York
Union Pacific
Grangers
Southwest
Chesapeake & Ohio
Morgan
Northern Pacific
Philadelphia
J. P. ‘Morgan
Union Pacific Board
Boston & Maine
Atchison
Boston News Bureau
New York Central
Rutland Railroad
Boston
Rutland
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Old Colony Trust Company
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Birmingham Roads
Pierce Syndicate
San Juan
Colorado
Thia
Treasury
Henson Creek Lead Mines Co
Court Square
Poston
Mass
Union Pacific Railway
Omaha
Ogden
United States
Pridgeport
Conn
Manufacturers’ Association
Seven nonunion linemen arrive under police escort
Seven nonunion workers arrived in Lowell this morning to fill striking linemen roles. They were put to work this afternoon on Westford Street under police escort. Strikers say they will not molest the new workers, and no trouble is anticipated.
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Lowell
Westford Street
Labor clash risks derailment of Chicago peace talks
In Chicago on May 16, a clash between the National Metal Trades Association and the International Association of Machinists threatens to undo progress toward a peaceful settlement of the labor question. Metal Trades employers say they have agreed to a nine hour day and arbitration on wages, but claim Machinists local officials have not requested arbitration despite Saturday night instructions.
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Chicago
National Metal Trades Association
International Asociation of Machinists
Metal Trades Association
Machintots Union
Plumbers Union Sees Settlement Reached With Costello Company
General Organizer John Spencer of the International Plumbers Union met with Boston firms in talks over demands to abolish the helper. A satisfactory settlement was reached with Costello Company of Quincy that does extensive plumbing in Boston area. Further conferences planned as remaining firms are urged to concede the demand.
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John Spencer
International Plumbers’ Union
Costello Company
Qoret
Boston
Opening Night At Columbian Yacht Club Draws 400 Guests
The Columbian Yacht Club of South Boston held its annual opening night last evening. The clubhouse on the strandway was crowded with visiting yachtmen and friends of members, and a nearby shop was opened to accommodate about 400 attendees.
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The
Columbian Yacht Club of
South Boston
Lafollete Endorsed Mandate Cancels Oshkosh Boring Contest
In Oshkosh Wisconsin on May 1 the boring contest between Jack Root and Et Carter was canceled in deference to Lafollette's mandate.
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Oshkogh
Wis
Dack Root
Carter
Wrestling Gossip and boxing talk from Boston scene
The column covers fighters and matches in 1894 including Nourulah the Turk, Dan Creedon versus Marvin Hart in Louisville, and Greco-Roman bouts at the Howard. It notes upcoming bouts, promoter chatter, and disputes between fans and clubs, ending with a note about the Kirtland Club showdown.
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Tom
Pete Berle
Dan Creedon
Marvin Hart
Kentucky
Louisville
Nouroulah
Martin Julian
Ernest Roeber
Roeber
Terry McGovern
New York
Herrera
F. Londrigan
Marshall Ries
Somerville
Jack Freedman
Boston
Old Howard
Joe Charles B
East Cambridge
Jim Butter
Stamford Street
Cavanagh
Billy Payne
Bangor
Boston Sporting Man
Dick O’brien
Oldtown
Tim Mullins
Mullin
O’brien
Allie Brown
O'Brien
Kirtland
Providence
Charlie O’ Rourke
John E. Butter
Kirtland Club
Worcester keeps right on with President’s visit plans
The Board of Trade and the government push ahead with events for President Roosevelt in Worcester on June bi despite Mrs McKinley’s illness causing the Western trip to be cut back. If she improves the President is expected to maintain engagements next month.
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Worcester
Board of Trade
Yoralt
America Defending Yacht Prepares For Coastal Races
The defending America has been hauled out at Cunningham & Banks's pier East Boston with Cape Cod and Dorchester life saving boat nearby. Captain Jimmy Waters leads the crew after replacing Captain Canning. Deck houses torn apart to weather proof the yacht mark a major refit before the season premieres.
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Defender America
Cunningham & Banks
East Boston
Cape Cod
Dorchester Life Saving Station
Americ
Jimmy Waters
Canning
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Tenth Battalion
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Country Club Golf
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Rob Roy
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