Yale Senior Society Elections Surprise Yale Senior Society Elections
Yale New Haven May 38 Surprise marked the senior society elections at Yale with several top class men from a 1903 cohort left unselected. Captain Gould of the varsity football team and manager D D Francis were notably passed over. Dixon Boardman sprinter and Fox editor of the Lit were also not elected. reassessments and varied outcomes followed.
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Westford Man Arrested on Warrant Guilty Plea in Jamaica Plain Court
Henry J. Perron of Westford was arrested Wednesday on a warrant charging four counts tied to mortgage property fraud. He pleaded guilty yesterday in Jamaica Plain Court and faces sentencing today.
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Westford
Jameaica Plain Court
Brewers Decide Today on Eight Hour Day for Coopers
Boston brewers face a 3 PM decision by trustees of the Boston Brewers Association regarding eight hour work days for coopers. The demand was sent to proprietors last Tuesday and the trustees will rule this afternoon. Most believe the eight hour day will be granted in June, with other brewery workers’ conditions to be discussed.
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Boston Brewers’ Association
Local labor notes report ongoing union actions and talks
Fragmentary notes show upholsterers discussing aims at a Boston meeting. Reports mention a fatal incident at a shop and a large civic gathering with prominent speakers. The Primitive Union held sessions with many attendees and officers present at the event.
Local labor leaders meet at international convention city
Fragmentary notes show President Garrity and labor officials at a central mansion gathering for an international convention. Attendees reportedly discuss executive roles and possible unity within their organizations.
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May A This after conde nehing spline From which he demands enterned
A garbled OCR fragment mentions machinists and employers in a dispute context. The readable bits imply demands by a party toward employers, with references to May and a contractual or labor matter. No clear names, places, or dates are extractable.
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Cahill Kies Type Faces 30 Manunion Protests
In May workers at Cahill Kies Type protested a 6 hour shift and refused to unionize after being told of new terms. The dispute centers on working hours and labor conditions at the firm.
Newark strike disrupts Parene statue workers
Fragmentary report shows strikers at Parene factory near Newark Hampshire state about 100 workers and 650 machines involved in damage to a statue project. details unclear.
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Parene Been
Racetvé
Fragments Hint at Incomplete Cincinnati Report
OCR text shows partial line “At Cincinnati …” with garbled letters and stray words. The readable portion hints at a fleeting report or sports note but provides no clear event, date, or entities beyond Cincinnati.
Machinists strike gains reported across states
President OConnell of the Machinists Association reports progress in settlements with about 1000 strikers in today’s wave, including 600 in Ohio and 1000 in Pennsylvania, while Seaboard Airline work stoppages loom. Advices note small firms in San Francisco ready to grant demands but not sign. Indianapolis firms also modifying terms.
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Seaboard
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Indianapolis
American Bicycle Company
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Grand Pspidy
Erie
Penn
Erie City Iron Works
Cleveland and Hendricks Machine Company
Pittsburg
MedAville, Enn
Phenix Irone Works
Goodyear Men Out In Big Strike Wave
Four hundred machinists quit Goodyear Shoe Machinery Company shop and six hundred wage striking workers gathered at Blue Pump Works. The Goodyear walkout began at 10 o clock, marching through the plant before a rally at Wella Memorial Hall where 1221 strikers were reported. A George Lawley Sons meeting is planned this morning to read a proposed settlement. No strikes yet in Winchester and Beverly shops.
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Blue Pump Works
Goodyear
Wella Memorial Hall
George Lawley Sons
Winchester
Beverly
Boston Triking Machinists Form Arbitration Committee
The chief executive officer of Boston's striking machinists creates an arbitration committee to settle employment questions involving non-union workers. The Mayor, as chairman, will cast the deciding vote in ties to finalize settlements.
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Baltimore
Boston
Triking Machinists
Compromise Offered to End Chicago Northwestern Brake Strike
Officials of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company conferred with machinists to avert a threatened strike, seeking a compromise in labor dispute negotiations aimed at avoiding service disruption.
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Chicwago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Magnetic healer on trial in first Maine medical registry case
In Portland a magnetic healer known as a silent healer faced trial for practicing medicine without registration. Paul Castor admitted not being a doctor but claimed to treat by magnetism and laying on of hands. Witnesses testified of eye treatments and injections causing pain and blindness, while the state argued these acts exceeded magnetic treatment.
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Paul Castor
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A. K. Meserve
Cretary
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Elvira A. Bassford
Olivia C. Olesen
James H. Gilson
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Union Pact Reached With Five Firms Including United State Machinery
Five agreements were finalized with the labor movement yesterday, including United State Machinery Company. The settlements signal a broader push for union recognition across Goody Inc. and its associates, aiming to stabilize bargaining positions and workforce cooperation.
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Goody
United Stice Machinery, Company
Short Hours and Wage Increase in Providence Strike
Providence reports strikers slated to meet tomorrow at 2:30 PM. The delegation asserts they will not work until all company demands are fully met, demanding substantial hours and wage concessions from the management.
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Break at San Francisco Sparks Ongoing Investigation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a disruption in San Francisco attributed to a team or group leader named Lee. The report hints at a nine day event and possible public reaction, but key details are unreadable.
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Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event or identities. The readable portion mentions names and phrases without clear actions or context to summarize into a factual news item.
Strife Over Wage Demands Sparks Railway Meeting
Workers clash over pay as the company offers shorter hours but refuses more than 6 percent raise. The men demand 12 percent and plan another meeting tonight or tomorrow to press their case.
Amalgamation Favored Between City Labor Groups
A joint committee studied merging the Boston Building Trades Council and the Central Labor Union in Wells Memorial Hall. No definite conclusion. Both committees will report to their central bodies urging closer relations. If consolidated, affiliated unions remain intact and can meet as usual. Trade unionists seek representation in the Central Labor Union from allied BTCo organizations.
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Wells Memorial Hall
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Unclear OCR snippet outlines regional pathway event
Fragmentary text references Maine Vermont New York and Boston with names and places. details unclear due to damaged source text. no coherent event or outcome discernible.
Salt and water injections judged in court records
In the afternoon the defendant faced questions over treatment methods using salt injections on seven patients. Testimony described laying on of hands and a syringe used to inject salt and water, with one witness noting no drugs or medicine were involved. The defense admitted ownership of the syringe, and the hearing adjourned to Friday morning.
Boston Paper Mache Workers Seek Saturday Half Holiday
Boston and vicinity paper mache workers organize seeking a Saturday half holiday starting June 1. Nearly all tian employees have applied for membership and more join after last week. Secretary M Schmidt of Cambridge says circulars were sent to corporations asking for the half holiday and that only union members be employed in factories.
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Vicinity
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A Chance For Life And The Golden Medical Discovery
A historic warning and testimonial piece touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and related illnesses. It recounts patients and witnesses praising improved health after using the remedy and invites readers to seek free medical advice from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York.
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Wife of bank thief offers to cover shortages in accounts
Mrs. Foster, widow of Frad C. Yester who robbed Cambridgeport National Bank and died by suicide, notified the bank that she will repay any shortage in his accounts. She cites an uncle ready to settle matters and mentions life insurance proceeds. The financial receiver notes the shortage may not exceed $300 while a work of reform continues.
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Harvard Lodge
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Cambridge Comatney
No clear headline found in damaged text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an investigation over money owed to a nursery farmer and a person who died by Wednesday. The text is too corrupted to identify names, places, or concrete actions.
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Norwer
Feast of Pentecost Observances Mark a Religious Day
Fragmentary notes describe Pentecost rites with brews, tablets, and services. References to Teraph, Israel, and Jewish observances mention floral exercises and a gathering including Ol asker and Rabbi Hirshberg.
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Mente
Israel
Stowell Libel Case Reserved in Afternoon Session
The Stowell libel case moved to the afternoon as testimony concluded. judge reserved decision after a morning that was interrupted by a postponement. A continuation is set for today with further cross examination anticipated.
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Timony
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Cape
Wise
Railway workers push for safer trains amid automation drive
Amid rising automation efforts, motormen conductors and technicians advocate safer practices and respond to a broader increase in work duties. Union voices call for stronger protections and training reforms to balance safety with efficiency.
East Boston Theatricals Close Season at Music Hall
Jefferson Dramatic Club presents a double bill at East Boston Music Hall with Sweethearts in two acts and The Private Secretary in three. The show drew a well filled audience and showcased the cast including Frederick Knell William A. McCarthy Miss Josephine Hearn Flora B. Bell and others in key roles.
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William A. McCarthy
Josephine Hearn
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Flora B. Bell
Circus at night crowds packed canvas and canvas
The writer recalls a crowded circus where seating was full and late arrivals struggled to gain space. The show itself dazzled with aerials, acrobats, equestrians, clowns, and a bearded lady as spectators endured discomfort for a lively performance.
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Victory for Arlington Concord golf match report
Arlington Concord golf match results show a change of program led to a new arrangement played in Arlings Aree with teams Hayes and others competing. The outcome remains uncertain as the report is partially garbled and lacks final scores.
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