Beverly Hand Strikes Breed Shoe Factory in Rochester NH
About 200 workers at Francis W Breed's Willow Street shoe plant in Lynn strike after Breed refused union secretary talks over pay gaps allegedly 30 percent below other shops. Union leaders plan arbitration and potential spillover to Rochester factory as Friday meeting set for 2 PM.
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Lynn
Francis W. Breed
Willow Street
Allen B. Stevens
Cutters
Edward Smith
Heelers
Horace M. Eaton
Lasters
John Hughes
Edgemakers
Breed
Knights of Labor
Andrew Street
Edgemakers’ Union
State Board of Arbitration For Settlement
Rochester
Mr. Breed
Beverly
Cambridge ministers plan no license campaign meeting
Cambridge clergy met at Trade Association Hall to organize the no license campaign. Rev. Thomas Scully chaired, with Rev. Alexander Blackburn as secretary. A committee issued resolutions praising past victories and urging sermons, union meetings, a citizens address, a mass meeting, and publication of Frozen Truth during the campaign.
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Cambridge
Trade Association Hall
Thomas Scully
Francis G. Peabody
D. N. Beach
Father Scully
Alexander Blackburn
Dean Wright
McKenzie
Father Mundy
Mr. Beach
Frozen Truth
Goodwin
Blackburn
Main Street
Skene
Messrs
Ely
Breen
Johnson, Reynolds
Sneath
Abbott
Apsey Bickne
Hodges
King
Wright
Carpenter
Olmstead
Paisley
Smith
Union Hall
F. G. Peabody
Beach
Clark, Garton
Mitchell
Parker
Robinson and Wagner
Socialist Labor Party Nominates Lynn Municipal Ticket
The Socialist Labor party opens Lynn elections with a full slate led by Charles N Went worth for mayor. Aldermen include G P Rasch Charles P Holmes Rufus H Phinney Joseph F Maloney John K Pettybridge Joseph Cronan Patrick Crowling Thomas Cash man and Walter Deans. Michael D Fitzgerald known as General Fitzgerald seeks a Ward 6 Common Council seat.
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Socialist Labor Party
Lynn
Charles N. Wentworth
G. P. Rasch
Charles P. Holmes
Rufus H. Phinney
Joseph F. Maloney
John K. Pettybridge
Joseph Cronan
Patrick Crowling
Thomas Cashman
Walter Deans
Michael D. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Army
Boston Common
Washington
Common Council
Survivors of Rebel Prisons Hold New England Reunion
In Worcester on November 13 the annual gathering of the New England Association of the Survivors of the Rebel Prisons was held with twenty seven prisons and four states represented. Officers elected include President Charles M. Smith of Worcester and vice presidents A. S. Atherton and W. S. Bugbee both of Worcester. William Jubb of Fitchburg serves as secretary and treasurer, with Albert Nason L. D. Goddard and A. S. Graton on the executive committee and A. Stearns as chaplain.
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Worcester
New England Association of
Charles M. Smith
A. S. Atherton
W. S Bugbee
William Jubb
Fitchburg
Albert Nason
L. D. Goddard
A. S. Graton
A. &. Stearns
Lapres Prefer the United States Watch Made at Waltham
A fragment notes a preference for a watch made in the United States at Waltham and mentions jewelers. The text is incomplete but centers on origin of a watch and its makers. No further details or dates are provided.
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Lapres
United States
Waltham
All Jewelers
Peril to Liberty Report on railroad strike exposes power of rail groups
A Chicago newspaper publishes the Federal Labor Commission report to President Cleveland detailing the General Managers' Association and Pullman profits, noting dangers to workers and public rights. It urges a permanent U S Strike Commission and court powers to enforce rulings.
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Chicago
Federal Labor Commission
Cleveland
Pullman Association
Garrell D. Weight
John D. Kernan
New York
Nicholas E. Worthington
Danger
Liberty
Railroad General Managers’ Association
General Managers’ Association
American Railway Union
Pullman
Commission
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Madagascan War in May Appointment at Paris
Paris reports General Duchesne has been appointed to command the Madagascar expedition. No operations are expected to begin before next May.
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Madagascar
Paris
Duchesne
O Connell's End Man Charged In Fatal On Columbus Ave
Michael J O Donnell 22 of 22 Shawmut avenue was arrested by Sergeant Clark after the death of Timothy O Connell at City Hospital from a fractured skull following a street fight on Columbus avenue near Park square between 1 and 2 AM Sunday. O Donnell admitted a quarrel but denied serious blows. Bail set at 5000 with examination scheduled Nov 20 in Municipal Court.
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Michael J. O’donnell
Timothy O’connell
O’connell
O’donnell
Shawmut Avenue
Sergeant Clark
Station 4
O'Donnell
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Timothy
Electric cars poised to roll in East Boston with power pending
East Boston awaits power house completion as new electric cars sit at the car house junction of Lexington and Chelsea streets. A special Boston Milford train runs Nov 15 to mark the Brookline Milford rail opening, with an 8:00 am departure and 4:00 pm return. Excursions planned for Elks benefit at Castle Square Theatre draw crowds from many towns. The Fitchburg line 3:06 pm Bellow's Falls train now arrives 6:50 pm, a 15 minute gain.
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Boston
Lexington and
Chelsea Streets
Milford
N. H
Brookline
Concord
Ayer
Elks
Castle Square Theatre
Waltham, Hudson, Gardner
Fitchburg
North Adams
Athol
Greenfield
Shelburne Falls
Keene
Fitchburg Road
Bellow’s Falls
Dorchester Historical Society Meets at May Residence
The Dorchester Historical Society held its monthly meeting at John J. May’s home on Dorchester Avenue. With the president absent, James H. Stark was chosen chairman. New members elected include James H. Upham, Otis Eddy, Eben Denton, and Dr. Samuel Crowell. Thomas Mair read a paper on Hugh Peters the Preacher Soldier and Regicide.
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Dorchester Historical Society
John J. May
Dorchester Avenue
William H. Whitmore
James H. Stark
James H. Upham
Otis Eddy
Eben Denton
Samuel Crowell
Hugh Peters
Thomas Mair
Your Turkey Dressing Flavor with Bell's Spiced Seasoning
A reader notes that Turkey dressing enhanced with Bell's Spiced Seasoning delivers satisfying flavor. The tip highlights a simple way to boost traditional holiday fare with a fragrant blend.
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Bell
Vessels and events along the Boston waterfront
A telegraph from Vera Cruz reports the three masted schooner Waterman A Taft Jr aground off Anayad a de Rfuera Gulf of Mexico with all crew safe. Other ships include Neptune loading slaves for Lisbon, Woodbury arriving at Mayaguez, Shawmut docked for a new rudder casing, Flora Rogers undergoing work, and Martha T Thomas in dry dock. Further vessels sighted or reported include James Drummond from Manila, R F Pettigrew loading ice and lumber for Demerara earning 2400, Fooling Suey passing St. Helena bound for Baltimore, Clawside from Turk's Island, Nessmore detailing gales and oil bag experiments, Stranger unloading salt at Turks Island, Clio from St Martins, and Barnstable bringing fruit from Port Antonio with passengers and crew. The Rev W W Goodwin, chaplain of the Columbia, is on extended leave due to his child’s illness in Michigan.
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Vera Cruz
A. Taft, Jr
Norman McKenzie
Boston
W. F. Green & Son
Manzanilla
Woodbury
Davidson
Mayaguez
P. R
Peartland
Flora Rogers
Burnham
Martha T. Thomas
Simpson
Chatham
James Drummond
Manila
R. F. Pettigrew
Tudor’s
Demerara
Mahaney
Charles Brewer & Co
St. Helena
Hong Kong
Baltimore
Edward May
Brewer
Clawside
Bowden
Turk’s Island
Boston Light
Nessmore
Johnston Line
Hargreaves
London
W. Johnston & Co
New York & New England
James W Bray
Gloucester
Barnstable
Mitchener
Long Wharf
Port Antonio, Jr
Miss Brooks
Jones
W. W. Goodwin
LeRoy Hatfield
United States
Columbia
Kingston
North
Washington Street
Ypsilanti
Mich
le Roy Hatfield
Sam
Alan
Democrat McGann Wins Third District Seat
Official count in Chicago shows Democrat McGann elected to the third congressional district by a 70 vote plurality. Republican Belknap leads in most precincts late but appears unlikely to contest the result in the House.
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Chicago
McGann
Belknap
Massive Philadelphia Wholesale Clothing Stock Slashed For Cash
A renowned Philadelphia wholesale clothing house dumps its entire season stock to raise ready cash. The sale features thousands of suits in sack cutaway and Prince Albert styles, heavy Ulsters and storm coats, vast overcoat stacks, countless pants in many shades, and a wide range of children's clothing, all offered at sacrifice prices.
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Regent
Prince Albert
Philadelphia
eAUFACIURER'S CONSIGNMENT SALE OF MARVELLOUS VALUES
A bold claim in a price list promises garments sold strictly as represented with money refunds if not as described. The notice touts unprecedented value in a consignments sale in New England history.
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New England
Eaufaciurer
Manufacturer's Consignment Sale of High-Grade Clothing
Advertises massive reductions on men and boy clothing from $40 suits to $0.70 and under, including tweed cassimere and foreign styles. Promises refunds and warns buyers to visit 6 and 48 Eliot street, noting imitation ads from other dealers.
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Youwa
Norby
Meltom
Chiscnilla
Eliot St
Great Consignment Sale Of High Grade Clothing
Abravon & Comes announces a consignment sale of high grade clothing starting today at 9 A M in the large salesroom building at 46 and 48 Eliot Street Boston. The store opens at 8 A M and runs until 9 30 P M with Saturday night 2 o'clock finish and carfare to purchasers.
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Summer St
Eliot ST
Boston
Abramson & Comes
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Coats and Ulsters
Nobby
Poole
Vercoats
Thos. W
Greater Boston
Arnsworth, Assignee
Yankee MC. CO
W. Farnsworth Press
Yankee Mfg. Co
F. W
Beverly Hands
Rochester, N. H
HALE
EL Pelham
Cor, Boylston and
Tremont Streets
THE
American Tool & Machine Co
Kingston St
General Machinery
America
Pullman Company
Railway Managers’ Association
Yankee Mfc. CO
Michael O'Donnell
Congress
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