Back to Work in Factories Across the Northeast
Idle rubber boot and shoe plants resume on Monday across Malden Woonsocket New Haven Cambridge New Brunswick Williamsport Naugatuck and more, employing about 20000 workers as operations restart in stages. Water town Iron Foundry Vale Mills Cocheco Print Works Carnegie Steel Duquesne Petersborough Fall River Raleigh Charlotte Cotton Mills Congaree and other mills also reopen or expand production with new equipment and wage adjustments.
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Malden
Woonsocket
New Haven
Cambridge
New Brunswick
N. J
Williamsport
Penn
Naugatuck
Conn
American Rubber Company of
Nashua
N. H
Vale
Dover
Cocheco
Pittsburg
Noone
Union
Phenix
Fall River
Barnard
Border City
Chace
Cornell
Granite
Hargraves
King Philip
Laurel Lake
Narragansett
Osborn
Pocasset
Richard Borden
Sagamore
Shore
Slade
Stafford
Tecumseh
Troy
Merchants’ Manufacturing Company
American
Wampanoag
Raleigh
N. C
Charlotte
Columbia
S. C
Arnott
Philadelphia
Fortieth Regiment Officers Chosen at Faneuil Hall
At the thirty first anniversary gathering in Faneuil Hall Fortieth Regiment Association officers were elected including President Lieutenant Colonel Joseph A Dalton and first vice president Captain William H Cundy. The annual dinner followed at the armory of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
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Fortieth Regiment Association
Faneuil Hall
Joseph A. Dalton
William H. Cundy
Charles A. Currier
Edward L. Giddings
J. Henry Thayer
Stephen Stackpole
Saugus
John H. Russell
Salem
Salem; 8. C. Parsons, Lawrence; Thomas Briggs, Providence, R. I
Silas H. Murdock
Brocktom
James A. Litchfield
Somerville
Kimball Easterbrook
Chelsea
Everett Pp. Bliss
Attleboro
Frank Alger
West Scituate
Joseph W. Stocker
Beverly
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Tremont Hotel Company Names Maine Based Officers
The Tremont Hotel Company chartered in Maine with capital stock of 250000 owns the Tremont House. Landlord Strahan remains general manager. Officers include President Frank E. Baldwin Treasurer George Simmons Clerk C A Strout Directors Baldwin Simmons Baker.
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Tremont Hotel Company
Maine
Tremont House
Stranahan
Frank E. Baldwin
Boston
George Simmons
C. A. Strout
Portland
Herbert L. Baker
Mutual Assault Over a Penny in Woburn
Lawyer William H Sullivan and Policeman Ernest F West of Stoneham each faced an assault case against the other at Woburn yesterday and were fined one cent. Both appealed. The dispute began over a bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Sullivan
Ernest F. West
Stoneham
Woburn
Mackerel Boat Escapes After Run Ashore Near Gay Head
A mackerel fishing schooner ran ashore on Dog Fish bar near Gay Head while leaving Menemsha Bight this morning. The vessel was floated at high tide this evening without help and appeared uninjured.
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Vineyard Haven
Dog Fish Bar
Gay Head
Menemsha Bight
Along the Water Front
Seaports bustle as trunks to wharf and back flood inland. Pedlers’ crews face seizure for mistreated horses. Langley leads arrests of 23 vendors. Gloucester trips offered at fifty cents. old torpedo shiphouse to become parade grounds. Essex rescues a burning two masted schooner near Handkerchief Shoal. crew saved.
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Langley
Maud
Richard S. Steele
Gloucester
Charlestown Navy Yard
Admiral Porter
Washington
Naval Board
Herbert
Essex
Baltimore
Taylor
Torpedo shed slated for demolition at Charlestown Navy Yard
An 1874 wooden torpedo house near the Charlestown Navy Yard entrance faces sale and demolition. Once used for Intrepid construction and later boat storage, the aged structure shows many wear marks and is condemned by inspectors. Captain Selfridge proposed a marine park addition if torn down, but yard officials deem it unlikely.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Intrepid
Board of Inspectors
Selfridge
Stockholders Wary at Fourth Special Meeting in Manchester
The People's Fire Insurance Company held its fourth special meeting at City Hall with small attendance. Old stockholders subscribed about 30,000 of 100,000 new shares, while many waited for new officers from reorganization. A local syndicate may buy the balance, and vacancies were left for possible syndicate representation. Ex-Governor Tuttle likely remains president and Gen Charles H. Bartlett treasurer. The reward for missing ex-treasurer C F Morrill was rescinded and a new warrant for Morrill’s arrest authorized by a three member committee.
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Manchester
N. H
People’s Fire Insurance Company
City Hall
Tuttle
Charles H. Bartlett
C. F. Morrill
Morrill
Bethlehem Youth Dies After Sleep Desire Mystery
Albert Ruede aged 19 of Bethlehem Pennsylvania died suddenly after weeks of an overpowering urge to sleep. He would nap on doorsteps during errands and fall asleep at work. Doctors could not diagnose the condition. He collapsed after dozing on Sunday and died yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Albert Ruede
Bethlehem
Penn
Life Savers Heroic Work at Sea
Schooner J P Kel sey captained by Perry from Rockland to New York encountered a gale near Handkerchief lighthouse. The ship sprang a leak and caught fire after sails were destroyed. Mono moy life saving crew led by Captain Tuttle mounted a rescue, taking off the crew and delivering them to the life station for safety.
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Chatham
J.P. Kelsey
Perry
Rockland
New York
Handkerchie
Monomoy Life Saving Station
Tuttle
Lynn boy dies after suspected poisoning case
Lynn, Sept 8. F A Durgin aged 17 died at 2 30 am in suspicious circumstances. He returned to his mother's house from Stimpson's drug store where he worked. He asked for egg white and later complained of feeling unwell. Dr Judkins was called and it is alleged he admitted taking poison. He died at 2 30.
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Lynn
F. A. Durgin
Stimpson
Judkins
Durgin
New Church Planned for West Danville Vermont
By the will of the late Sarah Rankin, the Methodist Church in West Danville receives a $1000 legacy to build a new church. Construction will start at once.
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West Danville
Danville
Sarah Rankin
Methodist Church
Patrick Lennox and Co to resume operation with 200 men
Patrick Lennox and Co morocco manufacturers will not remove their works from Peabody as planned but will restart operations Monday with 200 men returning to the plant.
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Patrick Lennox & Co
Morocco
Peabody
Gated Staten Island traffic delays cited in weekly toll data
New York reports 879 transportation failures in the week, up from 146 a year earlier. Canada shows 27 failures, compared with 29 in the like week last year. The overview traces regional disruptions and contrasts recent performance with the prior year.
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United States
Canada
New York
Staten Tn
Will Not Resign Mayor Brock's Reply to Critics
Mayor Brock of New Bedford fights back after critics in the prohibitionist party call for his resignation over issuing liquor licenses. Secretary Clark denies intra party rupture while Brock defends his four month no license enforcement and says resigning would betray his constituency. The dispute centers on license enforcement and a call for Brock to step down from the State committee.
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Worcester
Jethro C. Brock
New Bedford
State Prohibitory Committee
Sabrina Snow
George M.harrington
Lynn
D. D. Peabody
Stoneham
Brock
F. W. Clark
State Committee
Clark
Messrs. Snow
Harrington
Peabody
Dr. Peabody
J. F. Bartholomew
J. C. Brock
Harrington and Snow
Hamlin
Forbush
Natick
Marden
Boston
Deacon Kendall
Bartholomew
Prohibitory
Supreme Court
A. A. Miner
Framingham
Miner
Ston Press
Diplomatic Nominations Sent to Senate by President
The President sent to the Senate nominations for ambassadors and ministers to Germany Hawaii Haiti and European postings. Theodore Runyon joins Germany as ambassador, Albert Willis and Henry Smythe receive ministerial posts, with several consular appointments in Europe and the Caribbean. Biographical notes recap Willis Smythe Mills and Runyon careers and previous duties.
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Washington
Senate
Theodore Runyon
New Jersey
Germany
Albert Swilms
Kentucky
Hawaiian Islands
Henry M Smythe
Virginia
Haiti
Ellis Mills
Honolulu
William S. Carroll
Maryland
Dresden
United States
George J. Willis
Georgia
Port Stanley
St. Thomas
Canada
John R. Mobley
Texas
Acapulco
Mexico
Henry S. D. Maciver
New York
Denia
Spain
George Keenan
Wisconsin
Kehl
Henry C. Astwood
Calais
France
Leopold Moore
St. Christopher
W. I
Albert S. Willis
Louisville
Shelby County
Louisville Law School
Jefferson County
Henry M. Smythe
Graham HeaMight
Filis Mills
Lynchburg
Mr. Blount
Hawaii
State Department
Bayard
Department
Big wreck on Rock Island near Albright
A passenger train and a Rock Island freight collided nine miles from Omaha near Albright, destroying engines and mail baggage cars and a smoker. Dr. H H McIntyre, a World’s Fair commissioner from Randolph Vermont, was injured in the leg and face. Four other passengers were slightly hurt and Mail Clerk Miller was badly injured. Blame for the crash was not yet determined. the trainmen escaped by jumping to safety.
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Omaha
Neb
Rock Island Road
Albright
H. H. MclIntyre
Randolph
Miller
Twelve Dead in Colehour Wreck Add One More Fatality
Wilson A Turner of Chicago died at Mercy Hospital at 5 AM, raising the total dead to twelve from yesterday's Colehour wreck. Ten bodies have been identified at the South Chicago morgue, while one presumed thief riding the baggage car remains unclaimed. Three injured patients recovered enough to leave Mercy Hospital with friends.
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Chicago
Wilson A. Turner
Colehour
Mercy Hospital
Turner
South Chicago
Edward Shepard Named for Swansea Consulate
Edward Shepard of Boston was mentioned as a candidate for the Swansea consulship where tin-plate once thrived in Ananias days. He was praised as the best man in sight, but inquiries show three local Edward Shepards in town none wanted nor had heard of the consulate.
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Edward Shepard
Boston
Swansea
Ananias
Edward Shepards
City Treasurer Issues New 4 Percent Loan by Advertisement
The city treasurer sold the final $5000 of coupon bonds and $3000 of registered bonds and $203,000 of temporary loan in anticipation of taxes. A new $1,014,500 four percent loan was opened by advertisement.
Credit System Lets Thousands Buy Luxuries Now
Our credit system enables one man to own a fine bicycle in this weather, another to enjoy a salt overcoat early in the season, and still another to sport a gold watch. Ladies dress stylishly while cash buyers wait to save. Come see our goods and start credit today before the other fellow gets the suit you want. Credit is waiting for you.
Chinese Chinatown Business and Social Life Noted on Harrison Ave
A historical piece describes Sunday crowds on Harrison avenue in Chinatown, noting Chinese business practices, family groups like Yee and Sam Ling, and shops such as S. Y. Tank Company. It observes debt customs, sale notices, and the mix of Chinese and American customers, with a glimpse of religious tendencies.
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Harrison Avenue
Essex
Beach Streets
New England
China
Yee
Boston
Chins
Wongs
Goons
Lees
Mays
Joes
Quones
East
Sam Wah Kee
S. Y. Tank Company
No. 18
Chin Fong
New York
Sam Ling & Co
Chinatown
Rev John Brown Back From Europe After Labor Stress Talk
Fall River clergyman and former Labor party legislator Rev John Brown returns from Europe and criticizes the last session Ross bill that cut weekly hours to sixty six. He says he won’t run again if asked to back injudicious progress, not due to direction but timing.
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John Brown
Fall River
Labor Party
West Point Examinations Set For Sept 30 at Chelsea High
The Hon. William Everett will appoint a candidate and an alternate from the seventh district for admission to West Point next spring. A competitive examination will be held at Chelsea High School on September 30 at 10 a.m. Circulars with full information are available from the local high school teacher.
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William Everett
West Point
Chelsea High School
Missing Mrs Gardiner Found In Chelsea Visit
The absent Mrs. Joseph Gardiner appeared at her daughter Mrs. George C. Morrill’s home on Green Street Cambridge after spending the night with a friend she met on the train in Chelsea. She told a Post reporter the episode amounted to much ado about nothing.
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Joseph Gardiner
George C. Morrill
Green Street
Cambridge
Chelsea
Post
Badger & Co Will Pay 60 Cents to Creditors
Creditors of William C. H. Badger & Co furniture dealers at 134 Friend street Cambridge Port met at 2 Albany street Cambridge port yesterday. The committee reported an offer to pay 60 cents with 15 in three months 15 in seven months 15 in eleven months and 20 in fifteen months. Assets remain in Walter I Badger's hands as trustee until all notes are paid. The proposition was unanimously accepted.
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William C. H. Badger & Co
Friend Street
Albany Street
Cambridgeport
Walter I. Badger
They Are Still After Dodge In Treasury Probe
Special Treasury Agents Cross and Rige have progressed the Dodge investigation with Lonergan's testimony typewritten and verified. No other witnesses have been examined. Agents can summon government employees but not outsiders. About forty employees work in Dodge's department with salaries from $840 to $2600 yearly.
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Dodge
Special Treasury
Cross and Rige
Lonergan
Mr. Dodge
Five routes to the World's Fair offered by Boston and Maine
The Boston and Maine railroad offers five routes to the World’s Fair via the White Mountains Green Mountains Niagara Falls Montreal or via Philadelphia and Washington. Lowest rates apply on all routes. Boston city ticket office 214 218 Washington Street.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Great White Mountains
Green Mountains
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston City Ticket Office
Washington Street
The Southern Storm Claims Lockport Amid Destruction
A severe cyclone struck Lockport on Bayou Lafourche around 9 am, leveling homes and shops. Dozens were injured or killed, including Sister Pulcharie and Miss Mabel Gauthreaux, with property losses near $100,000. Oliver La Pourse of Thibodeaux perished from fallen trees.
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Raceland
Lockport
Bayou Lafourche
W. G. Barrios
Paul Meyer
Gus Abritat
C. J. Richard
Oliver Rivet
Isadore LeBlanc
G. D. Barrios
Convent of the Immaculate Conception
Peter Pullucky
Louis Terrill
Pulcharie
Lucie
Mabel Gauthreaux
Camille Richard
Kidward Barbious
Miss Nettie Aye
Miss Audern
Terrebonne
Sister Anasthasie
Immaculate Conception Convent
Joseph
Arthur Seville
Parish of
Ascension
George
Algiers
Louise Forest
Oliver la Pourse
Thibodeaux
Hawaii Hopeful on Blount Report and Annexation
In Honolulu on August 29, excitement rose over Blount's forthcoming report seen as favorable to annexation or protectorate status. Details included a snub to restoration hopes for ex Queen Liliuokalani and a warning that the United States would not aid her restoration.
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Honolulu
Blount
Admiral Skerrett
Boston
Adams
Sailors Mutiny Attempt Ends With Discharge
The schooner Jacob M. Haskell bound for Brunswick, Ga., put four crew members in irons for mutiny after a dispute over food. Captain Doane claimed the men refused orders and sought better rations. Harbor police arrested them. the case went to the US commissioner and they were discharged.
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New York
Jacob M. Haskell
Boston
Brunswick
Narrows
Copeland
Doane
Omas Walsh
William Henry
John Jacobs
Harry Henderson
Cherry Street
Georgia
Tombs Court
George Jacobs
Emin Pacha Expedition Report Details Murder Evidence
London reports confirm Emin Pacha was murdered and a box of his despatches was found and sent to England. Letters recount Nyangue’s capture on March 4 with eight hundred Arabs killed and only two European deaths, outlining the battle's details.
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London
Emin Pacha
Emin
England
Nyangue
Safe Robbers Take $6000 From Akron Express Office
In Akron Ohio on September 8 the Adams Express Company office was entered at about 7 pm while agent Elliott was away. The day lock was used on the safe, which contained $6000. By morning police had arrested Skates Brehm Ed Llewellyn local sports Harry Laughead former employee and Harry Miller editor of the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
Adams Express Company
Elliott
Brehm
Ed Llewellyn
Harry Laughead
The
Express Company
Harry Miller
the Tribune
Laughead
Injury to Edward W. Pierce Improves. Arm Not Amputated
Gloucester report states Edward W. Pierce of Salem was accidentally shot at Annisquam on Tuesday. Dr. Carlton of Salem, his family physician, visits him and pronounces him out of danger. A prior medical consultation concluded amputation of his arm was not advisable.
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Gloucester
Edward W. Pierce
Salem
Annisquam
Carlton
Judge Rules Marine Walsh Death Caused by Sullivan Blow
Judge Colton in inquest finds Thomas Walsh died from a blow by Thomas F. Sullivan with no justification. Sullivan is under arrest.
Committee to Revise Commonwealth Tax Laws Meets
The special committee of the Legislature held its first meeting yesterday and will reconvene Wednesday at 11 a m. It will hear all who wish to instruct them on the subject of their labors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
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Tremont Hotel
Beecham’s
B.F. Allen Co
Lynn Boy
Dr. Miner
A. S. Willis
Rock Island
Citywants Cash
Washburn Credit
Washington ST
Jordan, Marsh & Co
F. Washburn
Manacer
Ming of Credit Men
Geary
West Point Examinations
Badger & CO
Louisiana
WJUZE
Sullivan
Walsh
Lehigh Junction
WM. E. Gutterson
Shawmut Avc
Revere Highlands
Revere Red
Revere
Innin
Aines
K.e
OLD South Clothing CO
N. A. Thompson & Co
Dorchester Av
Mont 400
Swett St
BE. Chester
Td Roxbury
Fourth St
Sea Boston
Ninth Cor
Me St
South Boston
MUTUA
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Massachusetts
Ben J. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Shawmut Furniture
Shawmut Ave
Spruce Lanber, Rheus
Stetson
Ley Street
Onset Bay
Marcy House
A. Hildreth’s
Pierce
Copley
Mass
Lane
W. N. Bayrs
Hildreth
Harvard Exa
Rae
Hale
A. P. Peabody
Chauncy-Hall School
Institute of Technology
Basin
Boylston
Copley Square
Keept &Ec
Ant ‘Reston
Beacon Street, Cor
Tremont St
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