Firemen's Union postpones action on West End grievances
Firemen's Protective Union meeting at Wells Memorial building debated West End road grievances and postponed action pending a report from special committees. Eighty six West End employees sought union membership. accusations of partisan packing arose. Union referred proposals to the American Federation of Labor, adopted sympathy for striking miners, and allocated 100 for their aid.
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Firemen’s Protective Union
St. Stephen’s Hall
Wells Memorial
West End Road
West En
Baker
American Federation of Labor
Lightning strikes dwelling in Orient Heights no loss
Lightning hit a frame house on Blackstone Street in Orient Heights yesterday. The dwelling was occupied by Captain William Hodnett but no injuries or property loss were reported.
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Orient Heights
William Hodnett
Blackstone Street
Weather forecast for New England and Boston region
Washington reports Tuesday outlook for New England and eastern New York showing fair skies after early morning showers on the southern coast with southwesterly winds. Local Boston area forecast calls for fair conditions, cooler Tuesday night and westerly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Boston
Subway Foreman Accused of Assault in Town Square
Pale with excitement a woman rushed to police HQ at 2 am reporting threats to her husband. William T. Ryan, subway foreman, was arrested after a struggle with Patrolman Saunders near an open trench. John A. Bragan alleged assault by Ryan after a near collision with a subway dray. A witness from the Quincy House agreed to testify. Ryan had recent threats of arrest for assault.
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Saunders
Thequare
Abbott
William T. Ryan
John A. Bragan
Billerica Street
Bragan
Quincy House
Ryan
Hanscom
Water inspectors pose as thieves in West Roxbury home
Two men posing as water inspectors visited M. D. Ross at Forrest Hill Street West Roxbury at 10 PM last night. While one went upstairs and the other downstairs the pair stole three gold rings a gold Waltham watch a gold chain and a garnet ring set with three large diamonds from the residence.
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M. D. Ross
Forrest Hill Street
West Roxbury
Fists clash in gravel pit on Bickford Street
A mass fight broke out in Nawa's gravel pit off Bickford Street yesterday afternoon. James McNeil of 60 Walden Street lay unconscious from head wounds as workers alleged Edward McCabe of 916 Parker Street struck McNeil with a pick handle and he was arrested.
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Station 10
Nawa
Bickford Street
James McNeil
Walden Street
Edward McCabe
Parker Street
McNeil
Malden Suit Involving Lind and Burbanks Heads To Trial
James Lind sues Major and Mrs J E Burbank for 20000 alleging they seduced his wife, who had lived with the Burbanks until two years ago. The case cites alienation of affection and attachment of the Burbanks estate filed in Middlesex registry. Friends take sides as October trial approaches.
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Lind
Burbanks
Mr. Lind
Roxbury
Malden
Post
Major Burbanks
Burbank
Major Burbank
Klondike Gold Nugget Claims Promote New Machine
Promotional notice from E. C. Davis & Co. of Boston Massachusetts touts Klondike gold mining claims and a new gravel recovery machine. George M. Reed, manager, sells the inventor's device as ready for shipments and claims endorsements from Klondike miners and California pioneers.
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Klondike
Boston
Ats
Pteo
the &S
Ndike
California
George M. Reed
Snes
E. C. Davis & CO
Bankers & Brokers
Washington Gt
Besten
Mass
Terrific tornado devastates Texas towns including Port Arthur
A powerful tornado struck Port Arthur and Sabine Pass area at dawn, killing six and injuring many. Homes and the railroad roundhouse were destroyed, telegraph lines failed, and relief trains were sent from Beaumont. Be mortuary arrangements for victims were made in Beaumont with A B Stillwell pledging $10,000 for repairs.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Kay Ainsworth
Beaumont
Swinnie
Webb
Sabine Pays
Sabine Pass
A. B. Stillwell
Pittsburgh Gulf Road
Storm Strikes East Boston Damage Minimal
A Boston storm centered on East Boston struck two houses with no serious damage. A bolt hit 160 Border Street home of Judge Emmons. firefighters found no blaze. Captain William Hodnett reported lightning cracked his chimney on Orient Heights. No injuries reported.
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Boston
Border Street
Judge Emmons
District Court
William Hodnett
Blackstone Street
Orient Heights
Station 7
Storm Affects Winthrop with Lightning Strikes
A severe thunderstorm hit Winthrop yesterday afternoon, striking two locations. An apartment house on Bicirley Street owned by Thomas Talbot suffered minor damage as residents flooded into the street. A vacant riverside building on River Road was badly wrecked.
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Winthrop
Bicirley ‘Street
Thomas Talbot
River Road
Strikers Hold Line as Rochester Miners Are In Limbo
Strikes in Dubois Pennsylvanias four week standoff remain unsettled as foreign workers threaten to return if imprisoned miners are freed. A noon vote urged return by tomorrow if prisoners released but an afternoon vote postponed it. General Manager Robinson warned of a twelve month mine closure if Rochester miners do not return tomorrow morning. All other mines in the Clearfield and Jefferson Coal Company operate normally.
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Clearfield and
Jefferson Coal Company
Rochester
London
Death of Katie ucttueh ruled accidental
The death of Katie ucttueh whose body was found in the Hamilton Canal on Sunday was ruled an accidental death by the medical examiner.
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Katie Ucttueh
Hamilton Canal
Hazleton Braces as Coxe Mines Strike Threat Looms
Hazleton Pennsylkania quivers on edge as 2000 Coxe collieries workers at No 7 seek a 10 percent raise amid tightened guards. General Gobin withholds troops unless a real outbreak occurs as miners threaten possible mass action across five to seven thousand workers.
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Hazleton
Penn
Gobin
Aeneee
Coxe
No. 7
Harmony of Dress declares headwear style and value
The ad promotes hats with modest prices from two to five dollars, claiming quality and fast selling Fall shapes at $2.00 and $2.50. It offers a free hat brush and a money back guarantee, touting modern methods and quick turnover to attract customers.
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Massachusetts Clothing Co., “My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland
Ste
Firemen's Union
West End
Federation
Subway
Scollay Square
Willian Ryan
J. A. Bragan
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Cobb, Aldrich &Co
Washington and Kneeland Sts
Tatne J
Titkus
James Lind
Major
Mrs. J. €. Burbank
Texas
Gothin
Coxe Bros
Eckley
Buck Mountain
Philadelphia
Gomer Jones
Promis Sds
Hargadon & Lypes
Belew Biacketon
Morris, Murch & Butler
Summer &T
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