Masters 10 Oppose Bostons Fish Trust Plans
Boston fishing skippers align with the Fishing Masters Association amid talks at Long Wharf to shield interests from a threatened starved prices schedule. The 156 members will be represented as captains and owners weigh actions with secret meetings and potential syndicate unity.
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Masters
Boston
Fish Trust
Fishing Masters’ Association
Long Wharf
Association of
John Robbins
Metamora
Joshua Stanley
Lizzie M. Stanley
James C. Gannon
Gannon
Association
E A. Rich and Company
BE. A. Malone
EF. A. Malone & Co
William Williamson
Thomas A. Cromwell
Peter Green
The
Tecumseh
AFL Denounces Ship Subsidy Bill at Minneapolis Session
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Minneapolis the seamen subsidy plan is condemned as de facto conscription. Gompers and delegates stress opposition to Asiatic immigration and support for an eight hour day and anti injunctive reforms.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Naval Reserve
American Federation of Labor Convention
Gompers
Andrew Furuseth
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Panama Canal
Boston Officials Plan Advertising Tour To New Orleans
Alderman Berwin and Councilman Doherty unite to promote Boston made goods on a publicity trip to New Orleans. The plan includes banners for Doherty in loud suits and local product demonstrations along the route. They estimate about $5000 in net proceeds and will distribute Republic copies with oil samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Boston
Confederate Flag Committee
Berwin
Doherty Et al
Doherty
East Boston Statesman
East Boston
Peter
Tom
Berwin and Doherty
Republic
Prayerful Deacon Hosford Scores Winter Feed Windfall
New Haven Connecticut reports a local Methodist Deacon Silas Hosford who prayed for winter fodder for hens. A 23 car freight train wreck dumped hundreds of bushels of corn in his yard, fueling eggs at 45 cents a dozen and leaving other farmers with harvests by luck.
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New Haven
Conn
Silas Hosford
Methodist Church
Danbury
New Haven Road
Silas
Deacon Silas
Dorchester Man Dies Suddenly in California
News arrived of the sudden death on November 13 in Oakland California of John H MacDougall a 20 year Dorchester resident and trusted employee of McNeil Bros builders He will be buried from his Trent street Meeting House Hill Dorchester He is survived by a widow and three daughters Mrs B E Woods and the Misses Catherine and Lillian
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Oakland
Cal
John H. MacDougall
Dorchester
McNeil Bros
Trent Street
Meeting House Hill
BE. S. Woods
Catherine
Lillian
Franklin Fund seeks Supreme Court guidance on fund use
The Franklin Fund managers have filed a bill with the Supreme Court asking for authorization on several questions related to how the fund should be used. The filing requests the full bench to determine proper governance and application of funds.
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Franklin
The
Supreme Court
Franklin Fund
Grape Nuts Endorsement by Watchmaker and Court Question
The text presents a watchmaker praising Grape-Nuts for improving digestion and health after years at the bench, noting weight gain and steadier nerves. It also shifts to a legal query about the Franklin Union endowment fund, questioning whether managers may set aside funds and who controls the endowment and the associated building.
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Seattleman
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
Board of Managers
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Union
Notables at Canadian Club Dinner Promise Notable Attendees
Prominent guests including Governor D C Fraser of Nova Scotia and former Newfoundland finance minister A B Morine will attend the Canadian Club dinner next Monday. Mayors, chamber leaders, and trade officials from Gloucester Boston and British charities will also be present with talks on fisheries disputes and related history.
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Canadian Club
D. C. Fraser
Nova Scotia
A. B. Morine
Newfoundland
Mayor Fitzgerald
John F. Crocker
Chamber of Commerce
Sylvester Cunningham
Board of Trade of Gloucester
Leonard A. Treat
Boston Fish Bureau
G. Herbert Windeler
British Charitable Society
Captain Wyndham
Style and comfort with EMERSON quality footwear
Advertisement highlights EMERSON quality footwear offering style and comfort. Local stores listed include Wash Street corner Water Court Street corner Hanover 18 Summer Street Dewey Square.
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Emerson
Wash, St., Cor
Court St
Cor. Hanover
Summer St
Dewey Square
Woman fights off attack to save life in Brockton
In Brockton on November 20 two women fought a violent struggle over a broken tumbler. Mrs Maud Bean 28 of 722 Main Street was wounded and rushed to Brockton Hospital where she is expected to recover. Mrs George E Morse her friend intervened and saved her life as Mrs Bean suffered multiple gashes.
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Brockton
Maud Bean
Main Street
Joel Bean
Pawtuxet Realty Company
Brockton Hospital
George E. Morse
Five Lyons Children Taken From Parents In South Boston
Agent Mann of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children testified five under ten year old Lyons children were neglected half starved and beaten. Judge Fallon ordered the children placed in Mann care. The father Thomas Lyons is jailed while the mother remained silent in court.
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Agent Mann
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Thomas
Ellen Lyons
West Third Street
South
Boston
Sugar Refining Co Guilty in Rebating Case
The American Sugar Refining Company was found guilty by a U.S. Circuit Court jury of accepting rebates totaling 26000 from the New York Central railroad. The defense argued the penalty exceeded precedents, led by Joseph H. Choate and Alton B. Parker, with United States District Attorney H. L. Stimson presenting the government. The jury deliberated an hour and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Circuit Court
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Choate
Alton B. Parker
United States
H. L. Stimson
Taft Convenes War Officials Over Fort Reno Negro Troops
Secretary Taft held a Washington conference with Major-General Ainsworth Brigadier-General Barry and General Oliver after arriving from New Haven. The meeting, lasting over an hour, produced silence on conclusions as Taft planned to consult President Roosevelt before commenting on the Fort Reno dis charged colored troops case.
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Washington
Taft
Fort Reno
New Haven
War Department
Ainsworth
Thomas H. Barry
Oliver
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Ponce
Porto Rico
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B. B. Crowningshield
Atlantic Maritime Company
Milk Street
Henry Atwood
M. J. Dillon
Commercial Street
John J. Fallon
Atlantic Avenue
T. A. Cromwell and
Joseph Misquita
Francis P. Misquita
Dexter Malone
Fannie Belle Atwood
Frank Cooney
Rockport
Emily Cooney
Mary FE. Cooney
Gloucester
Sewell M. Rich
Gilman Square
Somerville
Post
Trust
O’neil
Sewell Rich
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Arch Street
Publicity Bureau
Mayors Office
Fitz
B.b.busier
Perades
Agmen
Southern Sympathy
the Southern Cafe
Bill Berwin
California
Watch Makers
Brock
Sugar Trust
Adway’s Pills
Dr. Radway & Co
Radway
Anna Koehler
Hudson Ave
Union Hill
N. J
Radway’s Pills
Radway & CO
El.st
Miss Stanley
South Boston
Mary F. Stanley
Dorchester St
Moody
Huntington Ave
Mass
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