End of Expressmens Strike in Boston Resolution Reaches
Nearly 20 000 freight workers were spared a citywide walkout after Boston Chamber of Commerce president William H Lincoln brokered a settlement between New York and Boston Despatch and Earl and Prew Express Companies. Reinstatement of some discharged men agreed, with three cases to be settled by the State Board of Arbitration.
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Boston
William H. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
New York & Boston
Earl & Prew Express
Lincoln
Express Companies
Chickering
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Expressmen
Allied Freight Transportation Council
State Board of Arbitration
Taft
New York & Boston Despatch Express Company
Transportation Council
Freight unions hail wage talks and strike off at State House
After securing Taft's approval the Freight Transportation committee sent the matter to the State Board of Arbitration with a three week hearing. Drivers and floor crews were ordered to work, unions cheered Lincoln and the Allied Freight Transportation Council, and organizers urged discipline as talks concluded and a general strike was averted.
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Village Street
Lincoln
Allied Freight Transportation Council
Harrigan
Fruit and Producexchange
State House
Oscar F. Cox
Charles R. Roberts
Freight Clerks’ Union
M. F. Cavanagh
Expressmen’s Union
George Reynolds
George H. White
George F. Clarke
Expressmen
Clerks’ Union
Rep
Funeral for P. J. Flatley Held at Immaculate Conception
The funeral for the late Mr. P. J. Flatley was held at 10 o’clock from the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue. A high mass of requiem was attended by numerous friends and Irish organizations including United Irish League and Charitable Irish Society. Interment followed in the family lot at Maidenhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Flatley
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Mr. Flatley
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Thomas J. Dillon
John O'Callaghan
P. J.trumins
Roger F. Scannell
United Irish League
M. A. Toland
Catholic Union
Heistand Inquiry Resumes in Sanitary Affairs Hearing
Washington October 1 Senate committee on sanitary affairs resumes its hearing on charges against Lieutenant Colonel H O S Heistand with Major Hawkes continuing testimony Heistand requests May 1899 memorandum by the lieutenant colonel and Hawkes allocating 150000 of Manila Rope Company stock Heistand’s counsel says he has no knowledge of the document but will search for it
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Washington
Senate Committee On Santary Affairs
H. O
Heistand
Hawkes
Coronel
Manila Rope Company
Court of Appeals Delays Molineux Murder Decision
No decision was rendered today by the Court of Appeals in the Roland B. Molineux murder case. The next decision is expected Friday, with no indication of the exact time.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Roland B. Molineux
Boxes of Gold for Letters About Grape-Nuts
A 1901 contest offers 830 boxes of gold and greenbacks to writers of honest letters about health improvements from Grape-Nuts cereal. Ten first prize writers receive $10 gold pieces, twenty prize writers get $5 gold pieces, and 300 runners-up receive a $1 greenback each.
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Postum Co
A Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mystery of Roxbury Artist Caroline Hall Emerges
Caroline Hall, once known as Rosa Bonheur in Roxbury circles, died at 39 in Newark after living as a man and traveling with a woman described as her wife. Her European career included painting medal wins and Bohemian life, while her Boston family faces shock over a double life and possible inheritance disputes.
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Rosa Bonheur
Miss Hall
Roxbury
Boston
Newark
Boston Highlands
Norfolk House
Highland
Centre Streets
Hall
J. R. Hall
John R. Hall
Centre Street
Roxbury Street
Albert G. Hall
Linwood Street
Caroline Hall
Europe
Giuseppiani Boriani
Caroline
Post
America
Paris
Rome
Naples
Mr. Hall
Entry by Miss Hall on Steamship Register
Miss Hall records on the steamer Citta di Torino register in her handwriting and notes Occupation Merchant, Native of America, Wife none, Milan, Residence Boston.
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Caroline Hall
Wifs
Giuseppa Boriani
Miss Hall
Citta di Torino
America
Milan
Rosa Bonheur of Roxbury Lucy Caroline Hall Esteemed Artist
A fragment notes Caroline Hall once known as the Rosa Bonheur of Roxbury. It recalls her beauty talent and ambition as a celebrated painter mentioned from fifteen years ago in the local scene.
Peruna Promises Cure For Catarrh Across the Nation
Letters from doctors and prominent figures praise Peruna as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. John J. Lane of New York lauds two bottles curing his own health issues and claims many others benefited. Other testimonials from Wm. C. Rouse of Kentucky and Robert Metters of Nebraska credit Peruna with improving or curing catarrh and digestive problems. Ex-Prime Minister Celso Caesar Moreno endorses Peruna as a reliable national catarrh cure. Readers are urged to seek Dr Hartman for personal advice if results are not prompt.
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John J. Lane
Grand Commandery
New York
United Order of the Golden Cross
W. Thirtieth St
New York City
Caesar
Peruna
Bright
Fcsuits
C. Rouse
Limaburgh
Boone County
Wm. C. Rouse
Robert Metters
Murdock
Neb
Robert Meters
John Kerr
10Th Avenue
Prospect Council
Catholic Benevolent Legion of
Celso Caesar Moreno
Hawaii
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Roxbury Family Refutes Profligate Portrait of Deceased Relative
A Roxbury family member and neighbors defend Caroline Hall against sensational claims of Bohemian habits and drinking. They recall her gentle nature, love of animals, and artistic dreams while acknowledging travel and illness. The body is due today, with A. G. Hall accompanying the remains from New York.
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A. G. Hall
New York
Pecan
Boriani
Cora Hackett and Charles G Jordan Wed at Lake Side Home
Miss Cora May Hackett and Mr Charles G Jordan of Braintree wed at the bride’s Lake side home in Jordan Hackett Wakefield. Rev Charles H Learoyd officiated. The bride wore biscuit cloth with pale blue and lace. maid of honor Harriet Allen in white carried roses. brother Frank Hackett served as best man. They will reside at Allen Street East Braintree after November 1.
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Wakefield
Cora May Hackett
Charles G. Jordan
Braintree
Lakeside
Charles H. Learoyd
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Harriet Louise Allen
Frank H. Hackett
Lake Quannapowitt
Jordan
Allen Street
East Braintree
Pretty Flat-Worker's Case-Held in $1000 Bond
Maggie Carroll a 20 year old Somerville resident and known as a quiet well dressed worker faced Cambridge court where she pleaded not guilty to multiple house thefts. Police believe a male confederate may explain her familiarity with theft methods.
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Maggie Carroll
Somerville Avenuue
Somerville
Cambridge
Cambridge Court
Miss Carroll
Magele
Maggie
Doctor Rixey Heads to Washington on McKinley Health Update
Canton report says Dr. Rixey will travel to Washington to monitor Mrs. McKinley’s condition, which is described as very good and stable. He will return at intervals, and Secretary Cortelyou will ride the same train back to Washington.
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Canton
Rixey
Washington
Sis
Cortelyou
Waskeingon
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Knights of Labor
Charlestown
East
Organized Labor
Expressmen's Union
Hart
Cox
Flatley
Oauses
Molineux
Caroline Hak
Italy
Bomani
Citta di ‘Torino
Flaviano Anunziato
Anunziato
Charles W. Hall
Swinburne Island
A.G. Hall
Ae. Hall
Finvooo Street
Coa
Centre Rokgury
John
R.A
Mrs. Hall
Wis
Y. Hall
Name. Hall
Charles Winslow Hall
Giuseppina
Carolina Hall
Jon J. Lane
Jordan——Hackett
DR. Rixey
Cartelyou
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