Labor's Army and Garment Strike End Nears
The Central Labor Union urged the mayor to improve school facilities for poor children, criticizing night classes and teacher quality. John Turner discussed U S labor dynamics. Garment workers’ strike ends as many firms resume operations with seven more expected to settle.
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Central Labor Union
John Turner
London
United States
Europe
A. Bronski
S. Bronski
M. Tigner
Myer Greenbaum
Smith & Seigal
East Boston Seeks Funds for New High School
Indignation rises in East Boston over delays in securing 2 200 000 for a new high school approved in a recent legislative loan. The current building is overcrowded and nearly unfit, a Meridian street site was eyed, but money has been redirected to other necessary improvements.
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East Boston
Meridian Street
Allen
Boston
Temperance meeting opens winter series at Tremont Temple
The first Sunday afternoon temperance gathering, led by Hon. William G. Harris, drew a packed Tremont Temple audience. Mary A. Livermore urged newspapers to resume sharper temperance rhetoric, linking liquor to rising crime and prisons crowded by drink.
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Tremont Temple
William G. Harris
W. G. Harris
Fadette Ladies’ Orchestra
Mary A. Livermore
Sherborn
England
United States
General Harrison Builds Fine Camp in Adirondacks
Ex President Harrison visited Old Forge New York and hunted a yearling buck to mount in the camp he erected for his bride last year. Mrs Harrison and the general have worked on arranging a large log house with hardwood floors, brass beds, and a grand fireplace in the great hall.
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Old Forge
N. Y
Harrison
Adirondacks
General Harrison
Dodds
First Lake
Fulton Chain
Baby McKee
Little Mary
Marthena Harrison
Blue Mountain
Governor Goodwin Sold After New England Wreck
The Boston ship Governor Goodwin wrecked at Prince's Island while bound from New York to Chefoo has been sold at auction with its cargo for 5800 dollars. The Storm King arrived with cabin passengers Messrs Balson Forbes and Miss Yates from Antwerp. News notes discuss England dockyard labor issues, Cunard Ser via changes and Captain Watt’s roles, and a capsizing incident near Deer Island. The Landman announces Dr Bull's Cough Syrup.
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Boston
Governor Goodwin
Prince’s Island
New York
Cheefoo
Far East
John Balson
A. M. Forbes
Charlotte W. Yates
Crosby
Antwerp
England
Hannibal
Cunard
Servia
Liverpool
H. W. Pierce
Cephalonia
Watt
Artillery Company
Europe
Royal Naval Reserve
Savage
Savannah
Chattahoochee
Deer Island
Fall and Winter Clothing Blowout at 91 Summer Street
Rich goods and stylish suits attract Boston shoppers as Hilton Hughes buyers unload bankrupt stock. Big savings across men and boys apparel with prices slashed from $6 to under $2 and more. Extra sales staff on hand. hours start 8 o clock Monday. store airdates and bankrupted lines from Brien.
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Boston
America
Hilton & Hughes
Decepon
Fitten, Hughes & Co
A. T. Stewart
Summer St
Yankeee's
Brien
Hughes & Co
Stewart & Co
New York
Heir to Lindsay Estates Claim Highlighted in Boston Bookkeeper
John S. McCormick of Hyde Park, Boston asserts he is the sole surviving male heir to the Lindsay titles and estates in Scotland. He traces lineage through Philip Dill of Lindsay to Nathaniel Dill and Mary Balock of Greyabbey, ending with his father John.
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Boston
Lindsay
Scotland
John
S. McCormick
Hyde Park
Mr. McCormick
Earl of Lindsay
Philip Dill
Ireland
Leeson
County Tyrone
Dill
Nathaniel
Greyabbey
County Down
Tyrone
Mary Balock
Greyabbey Church
Porter
Jane
John McCormick
John Watson
Martin Luther visible for Reformation show at Boston Music Hall
Dr. Martin Luther will be visible tonight and tomorrow night as the Story of the Reformation is staged at Boston Music Hall. Richard W. Cone and E. H. Dunbar lead in the Trial at Worms with E. Z. McClennen as elector, in a production by Mrs. H. E. Monroe.
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Martin Luther
Boston Music Hall
Boston University
Charles 8. Hughes
Richard W. Cone
E. H. Dunbar
E. Z. McClennen
Worms
Luther
H. E. Monroe
Paris Prepares for Czar and Czarina with Grand Decor
Paris brims with color and light as 8 million francs are spent on decorations for the Czar and Czarina. gilt-tipped masts line boulevards, arches and bunting abound, and streets from Champs Elysees to Versailles are transformed for a vast imperial reception and a military review at Cherbourg.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
Grand Boulevard
Li Hung Chang
the Invalides
Trocadero Palace
Arc de Triomphe
Opera and
Colonne Vendome
Rue de la Paix
Versailles
Ville d’Avray
Cherbourg
Chalons
Europe
Girl Drives Milk Wagon in Westfield Neck of Town
Miss Lizzie Willoughby a 15 year old girl becomes the town talk in Westfield New Jersey as she handles a milk wagon route each morning. She rises at 5 goes out with the wagon completes deliveries by 8 then attends high school. She first rode with her father for fun then took over duties gradually learning the route.
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Westfield
N. J
Lizzie Willoughby
Fire at Derby Desk Factory Causes Minor Damage
Fire alarm at Box 17 reported a blaze on the top floor of a five story building at 108 Cross Street occupied by the Derby Desk Manufacturer. Cause listed as spontaneous combustion. Patrick Murtague of 2 Garden Street suffered severe cuts on both hands while trying to extinguish the fire.
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Cross Street
Derby Desk
Patrick Murtague
Garden Street
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