Baby Brown Aims For First Overseas Trip Amid Wealth
John Nicholas Brown a 14 month old heir worth over 10 million sails with mother and staff on the Campania or Liverpool. Trustees control his moves though his mother sometimes overrides. The Rhode Island youth travels after delays caused by illness and rough seas, his wealth stemming from the deaths of his father and uncle.
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New York
John Nicholas Brown
Campania
Liverpool
Atlantic
Baby Brown
SeotSuo
John Carter Brown
Rhode Island
Natalie Bayard
George Wwerntes
Leigh
Gess Wanerb
Ciil
Nohae
International Labor Bureau Report from Basel Office
George Gifford reports on the International Labor Bureau opened in Basel on May 1. The Swiss National Council funds 1544 toward the foundation and 200 to the Swiss section, with others likely to assist. The bureau will publish a code of labor laws in multiple languages, an international effects document, and an international annual of labor, plus bulletins on current legislation, debates, inquiries, strikes and more.
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Washington
George Gifford
International Bar Bureau
Basile
Switzerland
Swiss National Council
International Labor Office
Cara
Association
Congress For Labor
Gaelic School Session At 151 Washington Street
At the Gaelic school session on 151 Washington Street yesterday classes were led by P J O Daly Miss Jutta Brown and Thomas J Griffin. After instruction a general meeting followed where the superintendent announced the council of seven would dedicate the last half hour to literary exercises recitations and songs exclusively in Irish. Participants included Daniel Sullivan Eugene O Sullivan Jeremiah Quill and John Foley.
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Washington Street
P. J. O'Daly
Fragmentary historic snippet prompts cryptic line
The readable text presents garbled phrases and partial names likely from a historical newspaper fragment. It references Philadelphia and a Breen term, but most content is unreadable, leaving only scattered words and unclear context for a full summary.
Improvised Salt Treatment Saves Mrs Mc Kiley
In San Francisco on May 19 authorities report Mrs. Mc Kiley was near death Thursday but responded to a saline injection into the veins. Her pulse strengthened, heart stimulants were unnecessary, and although she has occasional poor spells she has generally improved since the treatment.
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San Francisco
American minister Mattie Davenport Babcock dies in Naples
In Naples the Rev Mattie Davenport Babcock, pastor of Brick Presbyterian Church, died by self harm after severing his wrist artery and ingesting poison aboard a church leaders’ tour. Born in New York 43 years ago, he and his wife traveled with a party of clergy to the Holy Land. He had just written he was healthy and hoped to return soon.
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Naples
International Hospital
Maltie
Mattie Davenport Babcock
New Or
New York
Martie D. Babcock
Brick Presbyterian Church
United States
Strategy Averts Lynch Mob Turmoil in Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania a mob gathered after the murder of assistant master William Moore and an attempted lynching of William Fairfax, a Black man. A rope used by lynchers was discovered, intensifying fear as townsfolk remained on edge and police moved to Uniontown for safety. John Jett and Frank Jett are named in the chaotic street scene.
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Conneilisville
Penn
William Moore
William Fairfax
Uniontown
En Tee
Main Street
John Ve Aieatiaut
Frank Jett
Obstacle to Christianity in Dr Dixon Sermon
Dr A C Dixon at Ruggles Street Baptist denounces Christian Science as an obstacle to evangelizing the city. He classifies it with literature gambling and liquor and warns believers against substituting worldly goods for salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Women workers in British factories total around 300000
About 300000 women over 18 worked in factories across the British Islands. Roughly one per cent belong to a church at West Kennington, London. The fragment notes social distribution amid industrial labor.
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Teeteeg
British Islands
Ona. Ty
Desperate Evansville Duel Ends in Mass Murder Suicide
In Evansville Indiana on May 19 Evert Conway 27 shot and killed Cr W Garrison and his wife then fatally wounded Patrolman Wallis before barricading his home and killing himself. The killings followed a feud over a letter and a ranch dispute ending with police surrounding the house.
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Evansville
Ind
Evert Conway
Cr. W. Garrison
Aiter
Conway
Sumesh
Ganwey
Garrison Saturay
Garrison
Wallis
Henke
Walker
Jugal
Kentucky
Stage Topics Heads Up for Summer Theatres
William Faversham will star in Diplomacy at Hollis the week of June 3. Boston audiences saw him in Brother Officers earlier this season. A humorous theatre tale involves Edmund Hayes George C Bonifate Jr and McCormick. Champagne mix up after a New York to Boston trip ends with a switch. Plymouth muskets will appear in The Wooing of Priscilla. Louise Montrose in Little Red Riding Hood at the Museum showcases comic flair and singing through her hat.
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William Faversham
Hollis
Mr. Faversham
Boston
Regra
Edmund Hayes
George C. Bonifate, Jr
Mr. McCormick
New York
Treat
Ringfield
Whitney
Priscilla
Plymouth
Louise Montrose
Ris
Pena
Ringling Brothers Circus and Bowdoin Attractions This Week
Circus acts tour town with Ringling Brothers in residence for a life themed show. Bowdoin space attraction and a splen production headline the week with multiple matinees at Hollis and Museum shows praised by public.
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Bowdoin Space
Hollis
Rogers Brothers
Central “1
Park
Soul Wegner
Joan F
Erston
Peragyrmance
Tallian Arkhart
Keith's
Kid Motes
Mamie Germington
Ickaninnies
Alice
Crowley
Alexander Aint Togaraine
He Gowar
H. Fox
T Ward
Burke
Bowdoin
Life For Life
Missionary Ament Sees Boxer Rebellion as Christian Advertisement
The Rev William Ament spoke at Shepard Memorial Church on the Boxer uprising in China. He argued China had seen 800 years of stagnation, praised Christian influence, and noted Boxers misunderstood religion and patriotism. He called the affair a striking advertisement for Christianity and expressed hopeful outlooks.
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Williams. Ament
China
Shepard Memorial Church
Confucius
Ament
Boxer
Dr. Ament
Baldwins Polar Plans Ahead of North Pole Mission
Evelyn Baldwin, veteran of Peary and Wellman arcs, arrives on the Umbria and prepares to depart from Dundee for America to reach Franz Josef Land. He says the expedition is nearly ready with six Siberian ponies and 400 dogs, aiming to plant the Stars and Stripes at the Pole and advance polar knowledge.
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New York
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Peary
North Pole
Hamburg
Kiel
Rothenburg
Christiania
Dundee
London
Baldwin
Scotland
America
Tromsoe
Norway
Frithjof
Franz Josef Land
Mgr. Baldwin
Es Uinraux
Geverns Aectic Expeditions
Iveg
Central Labor Union Endorses Strikes for Shorter Hours and Higher Wages
The Central Labor Union backed the machinists and linemen strikes for an eight hour day, 12 1/2 percent wage rise, and moral support for unions improving conditions. A Building Trades Council amalgamation plan was discussed, with a committee appointed to study attaching local unions. Delegates prepared to protest a Boston Edison bill and urged action on school funding, immigration, sanitation, and fire safety, while notifying affiliates to avoid patronizing certain retailers. A 4000 workers strike at Danville, Virginia was noted and a ten member committee was formed to assist the linemen strike efforts.
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Central Labor Union
Coopers’ Union 89
Boeton
Building Trades Council
Frank J. McCarthy
J. A. Crozier
Henry Abrahams
Frank K. Foster
P. D. Driscoll
Boston
Edison Electric
Mayese Pravaen
E. Eet
All Commit Sen
Washington Stree
Danville
Mets
Auteae
Complaint Of L Road Wires Danger Raises Labor Visit
A ten member committee from the Boston Central Labor Union and another from linemen strikers with President Thomas Wheeler of the International Union will meet the Board of Aldermen. They demand action over alleged dangerous trolley wire conditions and claim no essential repairs have been made in fifteen days.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Linemen
Thomas Wheeler
The
International Union
Board of Aldermen
Boston Elevated Railroad
Freight Handlers Support Springfield Strike
Boston freight departments unions pledge aid to Springfield freight handlers in a joint committee meeting at Wells Memorial building planning Wednesday discussions. About 5000 Boston union members respond to a call from Jim Dowd to back the Springfield action as wages and strikes unfold.
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Springfield
Boston
Springfel
Boston T. Handlera
Ight
Lee
Jeremiah F. Gilaines
A. of Ih
Wells Memorial Building
Oydent James Dowd
Handiers
Addressed Striking House Smiths and Wage Dispute
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a labor dispute where house smiths resist conditions and wage changes. The text mentions Minty and G as involved parties and hints at wage adjustments and firm stances. Details are unclear due to corrupted source material.
Teamsters Add 273 New Members In Union Expansion
The Team Drivers' Union reports 273 new members joining at a regular meeting yesterday afternoon. The expansion increases total membership to a new level.
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Soaeine
Fragmented Notice Describes Doctor’s Illness and Death
Incoherent fragments recount a doctor from Linden visiting his sister and contracting a cold that escalated into fever and death. The text mentions a teacher and relatives, a 86 note, and an obituary tone, but key names and places are largely unreadable.
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National Biscuit Company
International Labor Bureau
Basle
Philadelphia
Breen
Eastman
Eulaa
MODAK
Horgan, Robey & CO
Bromfield Street
Nedding
Trip
Mrs. Mkinley
Saxton
Ites
William Nekinley
Christian Science
Dixon
Medford
Benteen
Hingham
Shapleigh: Coffee CO
Entertainmda
Huntington AV
Ringlin Bros
BIC
Rare and Cos
Amelia Femley
Dacomer
Garcinnetti
Italy
Huntington Ave
Massachusetts Ave
Malden
Harrison Ave
Essex
South
High
Federal
Milk
Postoffice Square
Congress
State
Court
Tremont
Boylston
George Burwel & Sons
Pharmaceutical Chemiats
Aan House Pharmacy
Isaac B. Rich
Kiaw & Erlanger Comedy Co
John J. M'Nally
Rogers Bros
Central Park
Jane
Oprihe
Merchant OF Venice
Lmigimans
Tremont Street
Hotel Touraine
Charles
River Park
Stinson
McEachtrn
Burns Pierce
Cambridge Cadet Band
Wright & Ditson
Charles River Park
Camobridge
Baldwin’s
Sica
ENTEP
Tainme
Vauderilie
Lillian Burkhart
Jessie
A.J. Jose and
Longsheet
Dolly Gray
Ward
Curran Synder
Buckley Oddetta
Ralph Johnstone
Mr. and
Mrs. Kelcey
Vernon Gilbert
Goldie Ramsdell
Arnol Keith
Rentons
Edward J. Boyle
American Biography Entertainment
Oxfora
Hamilton PL
Winter ST
Ted Novel E.com
Will H. Fox
Crimmins & Gore
Wevarros
Cawthorne & Forrester
Nelson's Comiques
Nelliotts
Wa'bert
Dahl
Everett
Balfe O’reilly
Bo Bourthen
Castle
Tremont St
Tel
Music Hall
WHI
Oxford
Doors Oven Atlandt P.M. Ste
Ney Rosenfeld
Horse Tavern
Baltimore
Ton Havin
Wright & Ditson's
Brighan’s Hotel
Wash. St
Wash St
Teeta
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompekin
Eberks Maret
Symphony Hall
Mak Zach
Back Bay
Ines Mitchell
Howera
Remington
Ons
Geo. Alexander
ACEK
Central Labor Union Acts
Indorses
Os Oh He
A & Bae A
Gavhela
Mr. Hills
Siicanena
Chariie
Glouceater
Tod Yester Pareticn
Dudley
Cambridge
Cape Cod
Per Cenvers
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