Arbitration for Labor Disputes
The Industrial Commission released a report on labor disputes and arbitration noting a rising trend toward collective bargaining conciliation and arbitration across industries. It highlights state and local arbitration efforts in the coal sector and praises state boards for promoting industrial peace while majority oppose compulsory arbitration.
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Washington
Industrial Commission
Boards of Arbitration
New Zealand
Western Australia
Commission
United States
Mrs Nellie Hedden Endorses Williams Pink Pills
Letter from Connersville Indiana resident Nellie M Hedden describes long standing nervous illness female weakness and blood-suppression with pain dizziness and fatigue She credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with relief after six boxes and urges others to try the remedy Notary public Finty H Graf attested the statement November 14 1900. Availability details in Schenectady New York at druggists or from the Dr Williams Medicine Co priced 50 cents per box six boxes 2 50.
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Nellie M. Hedden
Summit Avenue
Connersville
Ind
Dr. Williams
Finty H. Graf
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Contested Women Club Meet Over Beacon Street Property
A fierce split in the Woman's Club House Corporation over selling the Beacon Street property and buying the Curtis p building on Huntington Avenue erupted at a meeting. The minority led by Miss M O Hill pushed for an audit, but the report was tabled and the motion defeated 635 to 414 amid pandemonium.
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Beacon Street
Curtis P
Huntington Avenue
Isabella Potter
Post
M. O. Hill
Enthusiastic Greeting for Collins and Quincy at Faneuil Hall
Democrats packed Faneuil Hall in Boston to ratify the gubernatorial ticket of ex-Mayor Josiah Quincy and associate candidates. General Patrick A. Collins presided as cheers echoed for Quincy and the party leaders including Dr. John W. Coughlin and John F. Fitzgerald as a large crowd witnessed a vigorous campaign kickoff.
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Josiah Quincy
Boston
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Quincy
Patrick A. Collins
Quincy’s
Collins
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
A. A. Putnam
John F. Fitzgerald
Henry F. Naphen
Joseph A. Conry
Thomas J. Gargan
James Donovan
City Committee
Donovan
Dr. Coughlin
Repub- Mcan Party
Nova
W. S. McNary
State Committee
A. C., Drinkwater
J. A. Conry
Felix W. MacGettrick
West Al-lans
Stephen M. Walsh
Prediction of Collins as Boston Mayor and Democratic critique
President Donovan announces General Collins to preside at a meeting predicting Collins will win in Boston on December 10. The speech attacks Republican excess, imperialism at home and abroad, state debt, municipal finances, and defends personal liberty with a call for fiscal restraint.
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Collins
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Democratic Party
Boston
General Collins
Boston Democrat Patrick A Collins Praises Party at Faneuil Hall
The Honorable Patrick A Collins voices praise for the Democratic Party during a Boston rally at Faneuil Hall. He vows to live up to supporters and promises to uphold liberty by law, equal rights, and democratic ideals. He notes enthusiasm, mocks Republican critics, and urges continued unity among Boston Democrats.
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Boston
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Josiah Quincy Delivers First Speech Amid Cheers
The first speaker, a distinguished fellow citizen, Josiah Quincy, is introduced amid prolonged cheers. The scene emphasizes civic esteem and public support for his remarks.
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Josiah Quincy
Quincy On Vital Issues Harbor Improvement Tax Burden
The speech centers on harbor improvements and increased taxation under the Republican administration. Quincy notes his return as a candidate after four years and commends the Democratic city organization for registering voters, contrasting its effort with that of opponents.
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Quincy
Democrats of
Boston
Boston Democrats vow to equip city for metropolitan destiny
The speaker urges Boston to lead in harbor and metropolitan development, arguing for city and Commonwealth action on harbor improvements. He emphasizes the city’s role in foreign trade, urges support for a Democratic administration, and warns against federal log-rolling delaying needed work.
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Collins
Democratic Party
Bostom
Commonwealth
Congress
Dean's Ointment Cures Eczema for Delicate Skin
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a cure for eczema and similar skin complaints. Claims it is safe for the most delicate skin and available at any drug store for five cents.
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Dean
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