Merger suit Washington Northern Pacific answer filed
The Northern Pacific Railway Company answered the Washington state's bill in the United States Supreme Court denying unlawful combination claims. The brief argues rates were lowered, disputes control and board power, and asserts Northern Securities is not a common carrier.
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Baer Replies to Mitchell on Reading Company Demands
President Baer of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company submits the firm’s reply to John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers of America. The statement contends wage and hour standards differ from bituminous coal, defends current pay, hours, and conditions, and notes prosperity in the anthracite region while opposing a 20 percent wage increase and a 10 hour workday. It asserts union restrictions and outlines labor organization principles and employment rights.
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Gas Explosion Wrecks Store Injures 39 in New York
An illuminating gas blast in the cellar of a seven story tenement at 121 Avenue injured 39 people, including 14 firemen and a policeman. The explosion followed a minor fire blamed on a plumber. Firemen led by Chief Guerin escaped with burns and cuts as debris struck bystanders. Damage was slight.
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Coal Dealers Cut Anthracite Prices in Pal River
Coal dealers in Pal River announce a price cut of one dollar on anthracite and a reduction on bituminous coal following a pledge to a citizens committee. Franklin broken coal egg chestnut sizes drop to 11 dollars red ash to 10 dollars white ash to 9 dollars and soft coal to 7.50.
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Trouble with Wentz & Co Settled in Pennsylvania Mine
In Hazliton Penn on November 11 the dispute at the Silver Brook colliery of J. & Wentz & Co over workers returning to work was settled. The men had refused to resume work unless readmitted as a group. The mine will be started up tomorrow.
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Hearst Considers 1904 Democratic Presidential Run
Washington reports W R Hearst newly elected to Congress from New York 11th district and weighing a 1904 presidential bid as a labor and anti trust candidate. He says acceptance would honor real Americans and hints at deeper involvement in national Democratic deliberations. His backers note his congressional entry boosts his political role.
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The Winifredian Returns From British Transport Service
A Boston steamship, the Leyland liner Winifredian, has been released from British transport service and returned to local trade. It arrived Monday from Liverpool after a good voyage and carried 22 passengers, including the Austrian consul to Boston, Lieutenant Colonel Count M. Gozzaldi, among them.
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French miners resume work as strike movement expands
Premier Combes reports to ministers that despatches from strike regions show a renewed push to return to work. Some areas have fully resumed operations and authorities expect the movement to extend to others, signaling a broad improvement in mining activity.
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Death of R M Field Boston theater manager dies at home
R M Field longtime Boston Museum manager and theater figure dies of Brights disease at his son’s Jamaica Plain home. Born 1832 in Boston, he rose from Post staff to lead the Boston Museum in 1864, guiding stars like Warren and Vincent. Funeral Friday. museum operations offered attendance for employees.
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Two Swedes In Mass Fight At Buzzard's Bay Yard
In Buzzard's Bay a clash in a New Haven railroad yard pits 25 Swedes against foreman John Isaacson. Isaacson dies from a head wound after an axe attack as officer B F Berry fells attackers. Suspect John Lavine fled. John Lavine later named in murder charge. Prisoner escapes are reported as dawn reveals torn jail cell.
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California Excursions Offered From Chicago by Train
Daily tourist sleeping cars to California and Oregon with guided excur sions from Chicago Tuesdays and Thursdays via Northwestern and Union Pacific and on Wednesdays and Fridays through Colorado scenery. Eleven hour Salt Lake sightseeing stop. All cars connect at Chicago. For tickets from New England write J E Brittain Gen Agt Chicago Northwestern Ry 368 Washington Boston.
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Democrat Buttiner Wins In Hingham After Recount
In Hingham on November 11 the third Plymouth district recount finished, electing Democrat Thomas H Buttiner over Republican William H Litchfield. Litchfield led on election night by 64 votes. recounts shifted 60 ballots in town to Buttiner, giving him a 49 vote margin. Buttiner also gained one vote in Cohasset, while Hull remained unchanged. This marks the district's first Democratic representation in 10 years, prompting celebratory events.
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Wife in Name or Husbands Questioned in Nov. Suit
Dr. Rufus Hubbard seeks to annul his marriage to Mrs. Rufus Hubbard arguing about her status as a wife. He questions the binding effect of a Boston decree she obtained previously from her former husband J. A. Murphy. Judge Scott reserved his decision in New York.
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Daniel Shea Buried in Roxbury Service at St Hugh’s Church
A large funeral gathering filled Elm Hill Avenue in Roxbury for Daniel Shea. The mass at St Hugh’s Church featured Rev James A Walsh of St Patrick’s as celebrant with deacon Rev Garrett J Barry and sub-deacon Rev D F Whalen. Pallbearers included several judges, police officials, and local men. burial followed at Holyhood Cemetery in Brookline.
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Father Murphy Feast Day Concert Honors Bellard Boys
A Monday evening concert of vocal and instrumental music was held in St. Joseph's Hall for the boys of the House of the Angel Guardian, organized through Dr. John Dix well and the Hospital music fund in observance of Rev. D. M. Murphy's feast day.
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The Old Homestead Ends Its Run at the Boston
The last week of Denman Thompson in The Old Homestead at the Boston is noted with next Monday’s announcement of When Johnny Comes Marching Home and strong demand for seats. Alphonse and Gaston continues at Grand Opera House as the week’s main attraction. Richard E. Willard presents David Garrick at Tremont this afternoon and evening, then The Professor's Love Story dominates the schedule. Mrs. Patrick Campbell’s The Joy of Living headlines Colonial, while The Wilderness closes at Hillis. The Rogers Brothers at Harvard are set for Monday, closing the week.
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Harvard Yale excursion tickets go for eight dollars
Excursion tickets for the Harvard Yale football game at New Haven on November 22 are priced at eight dollars round trip. They are sold at 366 Washington Street and 1336 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge and include parlor car seating both ways on the Springfield line. Early applications are advised to secure the best accommodations and avoid delays.
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Navy accepts torpedo boat Decatur
Washington November 11 The Navy Department has finally accepted the torpedo boat Decatur.
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