Strike in Lynn Shoe Factory Demands Wage Rise
Twenty one lasters at Dominick J. Richard's Union Street shop went on strike to win a half cent per pair raise for lasting shoes and to gain recognition of the Beet and Shoe Workers' National Union local. Richard, who fired all union workers in January, plans to hire replacements Monday as strikers expect a brief stoppage.
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Lynn
Lasters
Dominick J. Richard
Union Street
Richard
Lynn Lasters
The
Beet and Shoe Workers’ National Union
Lasters’ Union
Hoisting Engineers Strike Sparks City Labor Dispute
Magnus C. Sandberg a hoisting engineer at the Steinert building was arrested for violating state regulations as a conflict grows between the Master Builders Association and the boiler inspectors. The Boston Central Labor Union seeks a settlement while Mason Builders refuse mediation, asserting consistency with prior agreements.
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Master Builders’ Association
Massachusetts District Police
Magnus C. Sandberg
Rhoades
Hawley
Andberg
Steinert
Boylston and
Carver Streets
Woodbury & Leightor
State Department
Sandberg
Woodbury & Leighton
Boston Central Labor Union
Soule
Mason Builders’ Association
Visitation Day At Hart School Showcases Kindergarten Through Grade Exh
On Friday the Thomas N. Hart School held a visitation day with many attendees. From 2 to 3 30 o clock they inspected kindergarten primary and grammar grade work. An exhibit of drawings by first and second grades followed in the college hall at 3 o clock.
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Thomas N. Hart School
Cuban arms steamer Three Friends bound for Cuba
Savannah reports a steamer Three Friends leaving Jacksonville with arms for Cuban patriots. Destination uncertain. believed to transfer cargo to another vessel off Florida. Havana notes an expedition landing near Manzanillo and a three‑attack engagement at Motembo. patriots suffered ten killed and over twenty wounded, Spanish one killed and ten wounded.
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Savannah
Jacksonville
Florida
Cuba
Havana
Manzanillo
Santiago de Cuba
Motembo
Mantanzas
Molina
Gomez
Collazo
Zayas
Accidents Along Town Leave Five Hurt in One Day
William Walsh 40 advertising agent at Park Theatre collided with a door injuring a rib. Anthony Connell 47 conductor for New England railroad slipped from a freight car with scalp wounds and contusions. George E. Brown 84 Dover street struck by falling lumber on Tre mont street, injuring face. Thomas Lannin 53 longshoreman at Kelleys wharf hit by a boat hook, scalp wound. Hallen Neilson 42 South Boston worker amputated finger by two cogwheels. All taken to Emergency Hospital.
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William Walsh
Boylston Place
Park Theatre
Anthony Connell
Springer Street
South Boston
New England Railroad
Blair Camera Company
Tremont Street
George E. Brown
Dover Street
Thomas Lannin
Federal Street
Kelley’s
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hallen Neilson
E Street
South
Boston
Phi Delta Theta Alumni Meet in Boston
The Phi Delta Theta Alumni Association of Boston held its semi annual meeting at the United States Hostel last evening with twenty five members present. Rev. I. C. Tomlinson presided and W. W. Case served as secretary. Guests included J. L. Smith of Brown University and Prof. T. N. Rane of the New Hampshire Agricultural College. Discussions centered on fraternity welfare with speeches by the guests and several professors and members.
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Phi Delta Theta Alumni Association of
Boston
United States
I. C. Tomlinson
W. W. Case
J. L. Smith
Brown University
T. N. Rane
New Hampshire Agricultural College
Emerson Rice
A. P. Record
W. E. Bruce
W. W. Rugg
Miss Wilson to Wed at Malden Home
Dr. and Mrs. John Garfield announce the wedding reception for their daughter Clara Wilson and Mr. Daniel Charles Palmer on Thursday evening June 4 from 8 to 10 at 443 Salem Street Malden. The at homes will be Thursdays in October at 47 Salem Street Malden.
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John Garfield
Clara Wilson
Daniel Charles Palmer
Salem Street
Malden
New Hampshire Names State Representatives to Tennessee Exposition
At the request of the Tennessee Exposition Company managers Governor Busiel appointed state representatives. The delegates include O. S. Brown of Rollinsford W. D. Cadwell of Nashua Walter M. Parker of Manchester A. T. Bowles of Plymouth and Charles H. Bowles of Plymouth.
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Concord
N. H
The
Tennessee Exposition Company
Busiel
O. S. Brown
Rollinsford
W. D. Cadwell
Nashua
Walter M. Parker
Manchester
A. T
Charles H. Bowles
Plymouth
Beatrice Baldwin at Center of $75,000 Suit Against Baldwin
In San Francisco a Pasadena hairdresser Miss Lillian Ashley sues E. J. Baldwin for $75,000 alleging he is the father of her two year eight month old daughter Beatrice Anita Baldwin and describing poverty against millions. Ashley recounts Baldwin’s gifts and manipulation across states while a court expects a three week trial with many witnesses.
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Lillian A. Ashley
E. J. Baldwin
San Francisco
Pasadena
Cal
Winchester
Mass
Beatrice
California
Miss Ashley
Vermont
Baldwin
Baldwin Hotel
St. Louis
Cincinnati
James R. Wood
Boston
Wood
Long
Massachusetts
Richard Y. Hardin
Kentucky
Major Chamberlain
Richmond
Beatrice Anita Baldwin
Lucky Baldwin
Bernhardt’s Protege Miss Rockman to Study in Paris
New York May 22 Miss Ray Rockman California actress becomes Sarah Bernhardt’s latest protege. They will sail to Europe together after Rockman sought to study music in Boston and secured an engagement with Daly’s company. Merle arranged an audience leading to an appointment and a supernumerary role in Camille. Rockman accompanies Bernhardt to Paris tomorrow.
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New York
Ray Rockman
Sarah Bernhardt
Europe
Mme. Bernhardt
Camille
Paris
Miss Rockman
Mother Reunites with Lost Daughters After Seventeen Years
In North Attleboro May 22 Mrs Matthew Callahan recounts a tale of two daughters stolen in youth by their father and placed in an orphan asylum. Their mother remarried, located one daughter in Providence and another in Attleboro Falls, and after seventeen years they are now reunited. The reunion is moving as language barriers fade and a fortune may await Mrs Callahan from the discovery.
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North Attleboro
Matthew Callahan
Macdonald Street
Providence
Attleboro Falls
Florence Brown Divorced in Perry Oklahoma
Mrs Florence Brown stepdaughter of William Clark general agent of Missouri Pacific rail road in New York obtained a divorce from W W Brown. She charged cruelty and said they married in Brooklyn in 1894 when she was 15.
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Perry
O. T
Florence Brown
William Clark
Missouri Pacific Railroad
New York City
W. W. Brown
New York Life Insurance Company
New York
Harvard Union Reunion At Young's Hotel
The second annual Harvard Union reunion was held at Young's Hotel last evening with twenty five members present. Fitz Henry Smith Jr presided as the affair remained social and informal. Speeches were delivered by J. P. Warren J. P. Hall C Grilk and C A Duniway.
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Harvard Union
Young’s Hotel
Fitz Henry Smith, Jr
J. P. Warren
J. P. Hall
Grilk
C. A. Duniway
Champion weight thrower Jim Mitchell calls rivals to meet on Decoration Day
Jim Mitchell, silenced by expulsion from the New York A C, declares himself in excellent condition and invites rivals Edgrew of California Cross of Yale Hickock of Harrisburg and George Gray of Canada to a Decoration Day meet to settle the all around weight throwing title. Also notes Bubear sails July 4 for the Halifax regatta with English crew. Dedham High School tracks. Nassau Boat Club changes. and Worcester City Guards outdoor meeting May 30.
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Jim Mitchell
New York A. C
Mitchell
Jim
Edgrew
California
Cross
Yale
Hickock
Harrisburg
George Gray
Canada
George Bubear
Budapest
Hungary
London
Halifax
Bubear
Barry
Wingate
Haines
Dedham High School
Stone Park
Hyde Park High School
Middle States Rowing Association
Harlem
Labor Day
Nassau Boat Club
Ellis Ward
Kane
English High School
Columbian Rowing Association
Boston
Worcester City Guards
Mare killed by freight train near Dorchester station
Dr. Tuttle of Hyde Park loses a valuable brood mare killed Thursday evening near Dorchester station while being moved from Dorchester to Hyde Park. The mare broke away with her 3 month old colt, fled toward an open field along the New York and New England line, and was struck as a passenger train approached. The colt was left behind.
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Tuttle
Hyde Park
Dorchester
New York & New England
Burlesque Fainting Ushers Spy Daughter in Audience
At the Trocadero Music Hall yesterday a middle aged woman fainted during Paul and Virginia after recognizing her daughter among the chorus girls. Two educated young applicants named Edna and Bessie Thorn sought work with Patton and Engel who run the hall. Mrs Newman of Chicago claimed to be mistress of a corset business and approached Engel.
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State Street
Sylvia
New York
Paul
Virginia
Trocadero Music Hall
Messrs
Patton & Engel
Edna
Bessie Thorn
Engel
Chicago
Mrs. Newman
Yale Receives New Shell for Henley Race
Yale, New Haven, May 22. A new paper shell arrived for the crew and was inspected by Captain Treadway. The boat, on the usual model, will not be used until the crew crosses the Atlantic and races at Henley. It will be shipped soon and arrive at Yale quarters at Henley.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Treadway
Atlantic
Henley
Tienley
Harvard sprinters win 10 yard dash cup on Holmes field
Four Harvard finalists in the 10-yard dash at the Harvard Pennsylvania games ran off the final as a formality on Holmes field. Rotch won the cup with Denholm second and Redpath third. Time was 101-5 seconds.
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Harvard
Holmes Field
Rotch
Denholm
Redpath
Gould Wins Royal Thames Yacht Club Race at Gravesend
In London on May 22 the Royal Thames Yacht Club held fifty mile course races from the Lower Hoop to Gravesend. Niagara won the small-rater class for Mr. Howard Gould, with Penitent second after Saint fouled near the finish. Britannia won the large-rater division, Santanita second and Ailsa third.
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London
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Gravesend
Howard Gould
Niagara
Britannia
The Future of the South in the Nation’s Growth
A May Forum piece argues the South will drive national expansion as immigration and westward growth surge. It foresees a merged Union, with sectional lines fading and race tensions easing as population and wealth rise southward, urging Northern participation.
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Empire States
Northwest
Great West
South
West
Louisville
Chattanooga
Atlanta
North
A. S. van de Graaf
Yachting Notes Move Names and Vessels in Dorchester Bay
The Iowa owned by Walter A. Clapp arrives in Dorchester Bay and will moor near the Massachusetts Yacht Club stage. The 48 by 14 by 4 foot sloop is one of Dorchester Yacht Club’s largest. The Hermitage, from Lawley's, reached Newport in twenty hours. Dr Williams met her in Newport on the way to Philadelphia. Naiad sold to Lloyd of South Boston Yacht Club. Troubadour in commission, owned by W. L. Lockhart of the Starling fleet. The schooner Loyal lies in the basin.
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Iowa
Walter A. Clapp
Dorchester
Winthrop Clubs
Maine
Dorchester Bay
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Dorchester Yacht Club
Hermitage
Lawley
Newport
Turf Notes From A Boston Circuit Race Scene
Budd Doble sails for England and trainer Ira Harris of Saugus is under the weather. Saugus track manager James O Gray plans a larger grand stand. Barney Demorest with the erratic Ry land T in a 2 07 3 4 mile at Mystic. Demorest offered to back Ryland T against Gillette for 1000 dollars a side within sixty days, but Gillette backers declined.
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Budd Doble
England
Ira Harris
Saugus
James O. Gray
Barney Demorest
Ryland T
Mystic
Demorest
Gillette
Distinction in Youth Provokes Newspaper Contrast
A magazine man muses on youth distinction while a newspaper man counters with examples of youths who overestimate themselves. The negotiator narrator remains convinced by the exchange about perception versus reality.
Regatta Planning Meeting Sets July 4 Events
The regatta committee met at the American House to finalize a 13-event program for Providence on July 4. Walter Stimpson chaired, with John J. Corrigan recording. entries close June 28. Committee on printing and prizes formed. next meeting June 29.
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Providence
Walter Stimpson
New England Amateur Rowing Association
John J. Corrigan
New York
Boston
J. Frank Facey
James Fox
J. J. Corrigan
G. F. Hall
New Yacht Club House Plans Probe in Boston
The South Boston Yacht Club housing committee met at the United States Hotel to review proposals from several architects for a proposed new club house. About a dozen members attended with Commodore Morrill presiding and Daniel Carew as secretary. No agreement was reached. The new building would sit on the new strandway about 300 feet south of the current site. The club is financially sound and planning for a regatta on Decoration Day, the 30th of the month.
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South Boston
New Yacht Vacuna Arrives From Bristol for New York
Steam yacht Vacuna, fresh from the Herreshoff Works in Bristol, arrived at New London on May 22 en route to New York. Owned by S. R. Van Dusen of New York, the cherry finished vessel is painted white and slated to sail to New York the next day.
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New London
Conn
Herreshoff Works
Bristol
New York
S. R. van Dusen
Life Saving Station Bill Advances on Northeast Coast
Washington May 22 The House commerce committee ordered favorable reports on a bill to establish life saving stations on the Massachusetts and New Hampshire coasts between Hampton and the Merrimac River.
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Washington
Housa@ commerce committee
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Hampeton
Merrimac River
Dad Clarke Stops Reds Streak as New York Wins 4-1
New York defeats Cincinnati 4 to 1 in Cincinnati as Clarke holds the Reds to five hits. Errors costly for Cincinnati. New York escapes with a decisive win guiding standings due to Cleveland’s loss. Attendance about 2,000. Final: New York 4 Cincinnati 1.
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Cincinnati
Dad’ Clarke
Reds
CinciNnatis
Cleveland
New York
Clarke
Wilson
Fisher
Peitz
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