Central Labor Union Adopts Resolutions On Ward 16
The Boston Central Labor Union investigated local politics and adopted a resolution disavowing the Ward 16 circular while condemning unauthorized letterheads. It reports most General Court candidates favor annual elections. The investigation notes poor facilities and sanitation in poorer districts and declining attention to grammar and primary schools.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wse
General Court
Francis C. Lowell
Francis C. Lowell, Favor Annual Elections. the Committee On the
Meeting endorses candidacy for Board of Aldermen
A largely attended meeting of the oft panel Assembly Longshoremen elected ten new members and, in a unanimous vote, endorsed the candidacy of a candidate for the Board at Aldermen.
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Aft
Yeaterdey
Anes
Aldermen v
Mrs Jennie McLean Takes a Dose of Paris Green
Mrs Jennie McLean, living at 64 Yeoman street, tried to kill herself with Paris green after domestic trouble with her Brooklyn husband John McLean. She was found at Rosewalds lodging with symptoms of poisoning and was taken to City Hospital Ward L in grave condition. The companion spoke of a prior attempt to help her cope, and McLean’s estrangement with her husband was cited as motive.
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Jennie Mclean Mes
City Hospital
Paris Green
Mra. Rosenwald
Yeoman Street
Mra.McLean
Weqeeee
Oman
Abou Vray
Quincy
New York
John McLean
de Kalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Hota
McLean
DeKalb
Reed
Awa
Nusa
Washington Exgursigns Royal Blue Line Tour Ad
The Royal Blue Line announces seven day tours to Washington DC leaving Boston in November. The package costs $35 covers all expenses. An illustrated itinerary is available by writing A J Simmons P A Washington street Boer.
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Royal Blue Line
Washi D. C
Boston
A. J. Simmons
P. A
Washington Street
Boer
Fire in Thee Sweat Shops Burns New York Buildings
A blaze engulfed three sweat shop buildings on Pelham Street in New York early today, causing at least one death and multiple missing tailors. Moris Deuschil jumped from a third story window and died from a fractured skull. others remain unaccounted for as crews search debris. The disaster cut off all escape routes and smeared the scene with kerosene-like flames.
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New York
Pelham Street
Morris Deuwschi
Jacob Shankro
Pya
Local Societies Named in Historic List
The record enumerates four groups: Young Men's Sevieg Club, Star of Columbus, George Washington Society and the Garibaldi Society, reflecting community organizations active at the time.
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Young Men’s Sevieg Club
Star of Columbus
George Washington Society
The
Garibaldi Society
Street clash in Lynn Armenians fight ends with injuries
In Lynn Wy, about 4 pm, three Armenian locomo workers faced three young men under the influence of Haquer near Market and Liberty. Charles A. Hudson struck Nasarethagian, who slashed Kazangian with a pocket knife. Hudson and Kazangian were arrested. both required medical aid. Nasarethagian's jaw was found dislocated at the hospital.
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Nasarethagian
Kazangian
Iian
Hudson
Train Derailment Near Wheeling On Baltimore And Ohio
Two killed and twenty five to thirty injured when a Cincinnati express derailed at Wim Grove near Wheeling due to a broken flange on a combination car. Cars overturned and demolished. A relief train with doctors rushed to aid, taking the injured to nearby hospitals. Identified dead include Mrs Hare and Barkely. Serious injuries include G W Gilli bert in critical condition and C J Garvey.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Wim ‘Grove
Wheeling
Hare
Barkely
G. W. Gillibert
C. J. Garvey
Marietta
Ohio
Apine
Ready for the Fray in 1900 Massachusetts governor race
Governor Greenhalge is forecast to win Massachusetts by a wide margin with an estimated plurality of 70,000 to 90,000. Corcoran praises the Democratic campaign as frank and principled and notes shifts toward a larger Democratic turnout statewide. Party leaders expect victory in Boston and across the state based on town and city returns.
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John W. Corcoran
Greenhalge
Cape God
Berkshire Hills
State Committee
Boston
Bliss and Irwin for Senate from western State
Two House Representatives, Henry C. Bliss and Captain Richard W. Irwin, are nominated for the Senate. They are praised for opposing corporate power grabs and standing with the people on issues such as Bell Telephone, West End railroad transfers, and resisting unseating of elected officials. Arthur Kneil joins in citing their record of public service and opposition to A P A influence.
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House of Representatives
Henry C. Bliss
Richard W. Irwin
Senate
Bell Telephone
The
Post
West End
Boston
Ward 17
Voice
Pen
Arthur Kneil
Will the Ballot Help the Working Girl Pamphlet Critique
A Boston letter to the editor notes anonymous pamphlet by the Massachusetts Man Suffrage Association arguing against equal pay for women and warning of Wyoming style state pay laws. The writer cites labor unions as supporting suffrage benefits for working women, contrasting with the pamphlet’s position.
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Massachusetts Man Suffrage Association
Wyoming
Ward 16 reception favors Keenan’s re election
About 200 voters attended a rally under the W.8 Russell Club in Ward 16 to back Mr. James Keenan. The club has conducted a house to house canvass and reports clear indications of his re election. Keenan delivered an address during the event.
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Ward
James Keenan
W. 8. Russell Club
Keenan
Massachusetts Election Watch As Leaders Await Tomorrow
Leaders from both parties stay tight lipped on tomorrow’s Massachusetts vote. Democratic chairmen Matthews Jr and Quincy avoid firm forecasts while Republican chair Lyman and Corcoran claim optimism about turnout and gains. Campaigns emphasize voter presence, with Boston Democrats buoyed by strong ward committee reports and a growing stance against Greenhalge sentiment.
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Old Bay State
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Democratic Executive Committee
Josiah Quincy
Lyman
Republican State Committee
Corcoran
Democratic State Committee
James B. Reynolds
Greenhalge
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Ted
Willinges
Boston
Sea Committee
Flemish Oak Dining Cabinet Line At Low Prices
The ad promotes Flemish Oak furniture for dining rooms, claiming the best selection in the city with prices no higher than sixty percent of New York rates. It highlights dark green red black grounds, metal trim relief, and reproductions of old hinges and fittings in wrought iron copper and brass for authentic look. It suggests compatibility with late English art stains and Morris or Liberty fabrics.
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New York
London
Italian Flag Celebration Recalls 1891 Abatement
A reception at Carroll Hall commemorated the abatement of the 1891 flag embroilment. Speakers included Dr. Brindisi the Italian consul and Butler R. Wilson Esq. Boston Herald rep v Yohe received strong applause. After lengthy litigation, the Italian society won the right to display flags and planned a daytime parade.
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Ratiell Bandetea
Band of Brothers
Carroll Hall
Harrison Avenue
Amo
Boatan
Mm Brothers
Eeticenza
Pinninte
Dr. Brindisi
Butler R. Wilson
of the Star
Columbus Society
John J. Gartland
Charles EB. Barnett
John Yohe
Boston Herald
V. Yohe
M. S. FB
Benficenza
Haq
Boston
Miss Daley Bitten by Dog at Brunswick Hotel
Miss Jane Daley of the Twentieth Century Girls company was bitten twice on the leg by a stray bull dog at the Brunswick Hotel shortly before the troupe departed for the railroad station. The wound was cauterized and not considered dangerous.
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Lynn
Jane Daley
Twentieth Centry Girls
Music Hall
Brunswick
Miss Daley
Train wreck near Dallas injures many. engineer killed
A Missouri Kansas & Texas passenger train derailed between Dallas and Hillsboro. Engineer Mike Murphy was killed and twenty two passengers injured. Baggage and express cars were wrecked. The crash, blamed on a broken rail, disrupted the Dallas to Fort Worth route.
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Dallas
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Hillsboro
Mike Murphy
Bier
Tae
Cnt Wen
Dallas Oaetia B
Randolph Fire Destroys Cottle Co Factory
The Edmund Cottle & Co cut sole factory on North Main Street burned this afternoon. The blaze was caused by a defective chimney. Loss totals about 25,000 with 20,000 on contents and 4,000 on the building, owned by J. W. Randolph, partially insured.
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Randolph
Edmund Cottle & Co
National Baseball League drafts minor leaguers for 1896 season
Washington, Nov. 3 Nick E Young, president and secretary of the National Baseball League, negotiates transfers of minor league players to National League clubs under league rules. Drafted in 1896 include Halien, Yerrick, McCormick, Buffalo, Monnahan, Morison, MacFarland, Geer. First Western League member drafts players from an Eastern Association club. Kansas City seeks two Eastern League players for $600 each with raises.
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Washington
Nick E. Young
National Baseball League
Halien
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Yerrick
Boston
McCormick
New Orleans
Lyn
Buffalo
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Waitt & Bond
Blackstones
Londre
America
Bose
Ton
New England
Blackstone St
Iva Eliot and
Dover
Central Labor Union
Falk
Turkey
Rees
Seamedel
Banes Gta
Jennie McLean
Paris
Husband
Browning, King & Co
Larbesy Clothiers
Wm, Smith & Sons
Gatleron
Parvar
Fortun SI Teller
Vale
Princeton
Clark
Moris Deuschil
William Martin
William W. Martin
West Newton Street
Ously
Baltimore and Ohio
Bliss and Irwin
Dorchester
Gibson
State Street
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
Maine
King’s Bohemian Beer
Longwood Avenue
Haverhill St
Roxbury 128
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