Dr Bryant Up for Confirmation in Cambridge Hearing
A Cambridge special committee opened a hearing into Dr Lewis L Bryant the proposed assistant city physician amid allegations of improper money collection tied to a Miss Carrie Coleman case. Alderman Rady presented receipts and statements while supporters argued the Board of Overseers of the Poor authorized the actions. The session adjourned with the case set for continuation Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Andrew J. Rady
Lewis L. Bryant
Board of Overseers of the
Bryant
Alderman Rady
Dr. Bryant
Rady
Board of Aldermen
Carrie Coleman
Columbia Street
Hannah O’malley
Marlboro
Wetherbee
Muzzey
Alderman Bleiler
Hobbs
Daniel A. Buckley
The
Bridge News
Ryant
Mr. Buckley
Dr. T
Green Street
Stockton
Muszey
O’ Malley
O’malley
Board of Overseers of the Poor
O'Malley
Coleman
Overseers of
Burrage
Mr. Walker
Fairbairn
Mr. Burrage
Strike at the Franklin Brewery Firm Struck Over Union Labor
Building Trades Council strikes the Washington street Jamaica Plain Franklin Brewery project after a union pledge to hire only union workers was violated by Keyes & Lynch and subcontactors. The council pressed for nonunion staff dismissal and a wage rise to 2 cents extra per hour amid a claim directors would save $10,000 under the contract.
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Building Trades Council
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Franklin Brewery
Building Trades
Messrs
Richard Murphy
Timothy Daly
Tomfohrde
Messrs. Keyes & Lynch
Keyes & Lynch
Mosher & Co
New York
Fay
Carpenters
John Burke
Kidnapping Case Leads to Three Children Return Home
Francis Watson recovers his three children after a prolonged pursuit across Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Charles Watson and Mrs. Friend faced arrest in Roxbury and Brookline as investigators traced the missing youngsters from Horton Watson’s Chestnut Street home to an Attleboro Pawtucket route.
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Providence
Attleboro
Woonsocket
Francia
Leavin Buxton
Ball Street
Roxbury
Francis
Brookline
Jennne Friend
T. W. Coakley
Pemberton Square
Charles Watson
Samuel Watson
Samuel
Fletcher
Chestnut Street
Norton
Georgie
Watsons
Horton Watson
Rugby Street
Charles W. Watson
Coakley
Friend
Bolster
Miss Brooks
Friendship Street
Horton
Bach
Pawtucket
Lonsdale
South Attleboro
Boston
Roxbury Crossing
A de Watson
Sosten Oo Saat
Labor unions oppose politics in organization rules
The Newspaper Stereotypers, Machinery and Brass Moulders, and Firemen’s unions have declared against introducing politics into the labor organizations.
United Label League Reorganized at Eliot Street Meeting
Delegates from several labor organizations gathered at 45 Eliot Street as the United Label League was reorganized. Patrick Mahoney of the Cigarmakers' Union was elected chairman and Charles O Wood of Typographical Union secretary.
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Labor
Eliot Street
United Label League
Patrick Mahoney
Cigarmakers’ Union
Charles O. Wood
Typographical
Reinstatement of Martin Padden Sparks Labor Polemic
Ex State Master Workman Martin Padden was reinstated in the order in opposition to the general executive board of the Knights of Labor which refused to act. The move reflects a split within the labor organization over leadership and procedure.
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Martin Padden
General Executive Board
The
K. of L
Trouble in the Lowell Team
Lowell, May 27. The new management informed Manager M. J. Mahoney his services were no longer required as they will run the team without a manager to economize. Mahoney holds the franchise and may contest the move. Players oppose his departure and he may be appointed as umpire.
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Lowell
M. J. Mahoney
Mahoney
Spinners Union Defers Strike at Fall River Meeting
In Fall River on May 27 the Spinners Union voted to defer any strike action by American Linen Mill spinners until the next general meeting. The mill superintendent plans to seek a better cotton grade. The auditors reported union savings of 950 dollars for the past month.
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Fall River
Fernald & Co Wins $40,000 Whitman School Loan Bid
In Brockton on May 27 George A. Fernald & Co of Boston secured the $40,000 loan for the Whitman School project by bidding 101.41 for bonds to run ten years. Interest rate rose to 8.64 percent by the bid.
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Brockton
George A. Fernald & Co
Boston
Whitman
Abduction Case in Providence Trials Stir Guardianship Issue
Lawyer Coakley heads to Providence to seek Watson’s arrest and oppose guardianship petition in a case unfolding before the Providence court. Mrs. Friend is jailed in Roxbury Municipal Court after arrest. her husband did not bail her out as a bond check was refused. Potential counter warrants and illegitimacy challenges loom amid interstate jurisdiction questions.
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Providence
Watson
Post
Coakley
Boston
Providence Court
ST. Albion
K. Pierce
Exchange
Real Estate Record
Green
Harley W. Selden
Selden
George Dicer
New York
Southworth
Bartlett
Florida
BE. C. Williams
Williams
Collier
Scott Sherman
Davidson
Ray Barton
Play Ball for $50 at Cottage Social Club Picnic
The Cottage Social Club of Davenport Avenue Dorchester offers a $50 prize to the baseball game winner at their upcoming picnic. Applications to the president Daniel Coffey, uniformed teams only. Average age about 20 preferred. Tug of war teams also sought. city employees preferred.
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Cottage Social Club
Davenport Avenue
Dorchester
Daniel Coffey
Coffey
Woman thrown from train in Melrose injures multiple areas
Mrs. Ida F. Brown of Orris street Melrose Highlands was severely hurt attempting to board a moving train to Boston today. She fell onto the platform, was unconscious briefly, and suffered serious bruises but no broken bones.
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Melrose
Ida F. Brown
Orris Street
Melrose Highlands
Boston
Forest fires near Saranac Lake put out by rain
In Saranac Lake New York May 27 forest fires around Raybrook Lake Placid and Childwold were quenched by heavy rain. Damages from the fires are estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Raybrook
Lake Placid
Childwold
Todd to command George Gould's Atalanta yacht
Southampton May 27. Mr Todd, second officer of the American Line steamship Berlin, has been censaged to take charge of Mr George Goulds steam yacht Atalanta.
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George Gould
Atlanta
Southampton
Todd
American Line
Berlin
Eddie McDuffee Defends Pace in Lawrence Road Race
Eddie McDuffee letters Referee Charles Percival from Varick Park disputing Caldwell's disqualification for pacing him in the Lawrence road race. He says he paced a larger group, including Tom Butler, Manning and others, not Caldwell alone, and that Caldwell gained fifteen seconds while he paced the group. The C C C entertainment committee will meet Friday to consider tournament prize awards and require all scores by Thursday.
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Eddie McDuffee
Harry Caldwell
New Hampshire
Lawrence Linscott
Charles G. Percival
Varick Park
Manchester
N. H
Sir
Boston
Caldwell
Lawrence Road
Tom Butler
Manning
Tom
E. A. M’duffee
Suffolk Bicycle Club
Emery
Officers Doubt Miller’s Removal From Charles Town Navy Yard
Boston officers dispute the rumor that Commander Miller will be removed for a year at least. Major Meade defends Miller and rejects Kantz as his successor. He notes promotion practices and hints Ramsay may lead the North Atlantic squadron, while Evans and Shord are discussed as possible chiefs of the bureau.
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Commander Miller
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Commodore Miller
New York
Major Meade
Admiral Meade
North Atlantic
Navy Yard
Albert Kantz
Department
Rabley D. Evans
Montgomery Shord
Bureau
Washington
Harrison Grows as Republican Nomination Hope
New York May 27 General Harrison gains boost as Union League Club favorite with Morton and Depew backing. If Morton consents local Republicans believe he can carry New York delegates for 1896. Decoration Day plans put Harrison Morton and McKinley on Grant's tomb reviewing stand. McKinley to speak. Platt to meet with General.
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New York
Harrison
Union League Club
Morton
Platt
Depew
New York State
McKinley
Grant
Decoration Day Sports Sale at Mammoth Establishment
In a grand sport goods sale the store touts Spalding League Balls at 10 per dozen and hundreds of Wright & Ditson, plus 10,000 clubs and foreign brands. It features bicycles with Credenda sets, high quality golf gear, tennis and bicycle outfits, and running shoes all advertised as best value for Decoration Day.
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Wright F Diteon’s
Wright & Ditson
Forean’s
Anderson’s
Clark’s
Silvertown
Doves and drama as divorce case unfolds in Suffolk court
A pure white dove visited the Suffolk County Divorce Court as Horatio W. Southworth seeks to end alimony obligations. The case features detectives, witnesses, and alleged conspiracy with Mrs. Southworth denying wrongdoing and claiming a put up job to erase alimony and reputation.
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Suffolk County
Old South Church
Horatio W. Southworth
Springfield
Florence C. Southworth
Charles W. Bartlett
Elbridge Anderson
Southworth
Nelson G. Green
New York City
New York
Emile Davidson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyn Street Railway
Sherman
Florida
Supreme Court Affirms Constitutionality in Chinese Explosion Case
The Supreme Court today upholds the constitutionality related to the supplemental Chinese explosion case, ruling the measures involved within legal bounds. The decision reinforces government authority in handling explosive incident responses and related statutes.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court
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