Ulstermen Blustering and Irish Labor Wages Debate
Letter to the editor from William F. Wallace argues about Dublin tramway wages and labor conditions in 1913. He cites start pay of 18-20 shillings weekly, raises to 27-30 shillings after 20-25 years, mentions overtime rarely, and criticizes Rev Luke Sheehan and James Larkin in the context of Irish labor tensions in Dublin and Belfast.
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Luke Sheehan
Dublin
Ireland
Murphy
Ballsbridge
George Askwith
O'Leary
All Ireland
America
James Larkin
Liverpool
Belfast
William F. Wallace
Roxbury
Maine Clergyman Dead in London
A cablegram from London reports the death of Rev. Russell Woodman, 55, longtime rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Rockland. He had been planning a European tour to regain his health and was a well known figure in the Maine diocese. He was a graduate of Oxford University.
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Rockland
London
Russell Woodman
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Woodman
Maine
Oxford University
Deer Hunter Fatally Shot by Boy in Maine Field
In Guilford Maine on October 26 25 year old Herbert Foster was killed by 14 year old Morris Crockett of Abbott who mistook him for a deer while both watched for deer near a main road. Foster died about four hours after being shot. Joseph Smith witnessed part of the incident.
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Guilford
Abbott
Herbert Foster
Morris Crockett
Foster
Joseph Smith
Crockett Boy
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