Troops Patrol Streets After Factory Clash In New Jersey
In Perth Amboy on November 25 a pitched clash at the National Fire Proofing Company plant in Keasbey left six strikers shot. Governor Fort ordered four National Guard companies from Trenton to Keasbey and 250 soldiers patrol the streets tonight.
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Riots at Keasbey as Deputies Fire on Strikers
Two wounded die in hospital as a clash erupts around the Perth Amboy Fire Brick plant. Strikers, armed and increasing in number, besiege factories along the Raritan river prompting Deputy Chief Burke to order fire to protect deputies. More violence feared as workers flee and the injured are moved to safety.
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Draper Committee Reports Campaign Expenditures
Massachusetts Republican State committee spent 50502.72 to elect its ticket with 51787.81 receipts from 866 contributions. Major costs included clerical services 6796.16, conventions 3502.28, rent 3801.36, and payments to committees totaling 11955.00. National Committee sent 11000. Governor-Elect Draper contributed 7500. Other large donors included Crane and Meyer with 3500 and 1500 respectively.
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George A. Draper
George H. Lyman
Senator Lodge
Edwin A. Curtis
H. L. Higginson
E. C. Manseld
Louis A. Frothingham
John Duff
Court Rules Dion Is Sane After Probate Court Hearing
Somerville man Frederick D Dion was deemed sane and capable of managing his own affairs by Judge Chamberlain in East Cambridge Probate Court. The ruling followed previous claims of insanity and public note of prior confinement at Danvers Asylum after a suicide attempt and escape.
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Taunton
Junkman's Match Ends Historic St. Mary's Ship
The old St. Mary's, a 708 ton wooden naval vessel famed for breaking the slave trade and serving in the Civil War era, was burned at the Point of Pines by a junkman match. The vessel contained valuable metals, with bids by Thomas Butler & Co. of Boston expected to net around four thousand dollars.
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Steel Kings Absent From tariff hearing on metals
Washington heard a tariff committee session on the metal schedule including steel. Willis L. King urged maintaining a 5-10 cent duty on structural material and plates as the steel kings were notably absent from the hearing.
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Dense Boston Fog Delays Ferries and Stalls Harbor Traffic
A heavy dense fog shrouded Greater Boston causing widespread travel disruption. Harbor shipping halted except ferries moved slowly with delays at Narrow Gauge and Rowe's wharf stations. Police report few accidents but many tumbles as visibility plummeted and signals were hard to locate.
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Emperor William Succeeds Day Two in Bed
Berlin reports Emperor William remaining confined to bed for a second day with violent nightly coughs. News is limited by a new court regime restricting details about the monarch.
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Bulgaria to Pay Millions to Turkey
Paris reports Bulgaria and Turkey near an accord over Bulgaria’s independence terms. Bulgaria would pay Turkey 12 to 14 million dollars for Rumelia and 10 million dollars for the railroad, with capitalization and debt participation to be decided by an international congress.
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Large Atlantic fish fleet weathered holiday lull at Boston docks
The harbor sees no business today with 10 arrivals yesterday, 171,500 pounds of mixed fresh fish on hand including haddock 43,300 pounds cod 42,200 hake 22,000 pollock 62,000 and cask 2,000 from Sadie M Nunan. Haddock sells 31 4 cents and cod 23 4 cents while Leyland liners Georgia and Philadelphia move cargoes and cattlemen to Pier 41 Hoosac docks await Friday.
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Philadelphia
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Shipping News Highlights With Arrivals And Departures
Shipping news lists arrivals, clearances, and sailings. Steamers Georgian Wood Juniata Chippewa Bay State Allan City of Gloucester Ober tug Western Lennon note tug Nottingham remaining due to weather. Vessels Devonian Herman Winter Bunker Hill sailing east from New York and other Atlantic ports.
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Boston Theatre Week line up features many shows
Robert Edeson at Hollis in The Call of The North stars this week with Charles Klein new play The Third Degree and Otis Skinner at Colonial in The Honor of the Family. The Merry Widow continues at Tremont while Sky Farm attracts Thanksgiving crowds.
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Castle Square
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Peck
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Melvin Dies in Jail After Shooting Incident
After a shooting led to Melvin's arrest, jail staff found him dead in his cell. A letter hinted at self harm if he could end his feud with Grover, and officials planned a post mortem with Dr. George A. Sargent and Medical Examiner Mazrath awaiting results.
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