Stoned by Strikers in Lynn Shoe Plant Dispute
Five Thomas G. Plant & Co. workers followed by 500 to a boarding house on School street were pelted with stones as they arrived. The crowd shouted scab while the men, unharmed but terrified, sought shelter. No police were present. All factory stitchers remain at work. strike participation declined by vote. State Arbitration Board in town to mediate. firm rejects involvement.
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State Board of Arbitration
K. of L. Aave
Buffalo tossed officer paid after Pawnee Bill incident
Lynn on Sept 21 officer Benjamin Boynton who was tossed by a buffalo owned by Pawnee Bill's Wild West show on Sept 13 received 350 in settlement. He had sued for 2000 but the case was quashed.
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Lynn
Benjamin Boynton
Pawnee Bill
World Fair Travel Deals From Boston to Chicago
At the World’s Fair season the Hoosac Tunnel Route with West Shore and Nickel Plate offers the shortest Boston to Chicago passage. Train service is excellent with three route options and tickets valid for Niagara Falls return via Washington and New York or via Montreal. Lowest fares guaranteed with uniform rates across trains. Depart Boston in morning, afternoon, or evening and reach Chicago the next day. Sleeping cars available without train changes. For details, contact ticket agents at 250 or 300 Washington Street, Boston.
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Hoosac Tunnel
West Shore
Nickel Plate
Boston
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Washington
New York
Montreal
Washington Street
Mass
Ancillary receivers named for Lombard Investment Co
Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court signed an order appointing Milton D. Whitney Charles Ss Fairchild Harry E Mooney Sanford B Ladd and Frank Hagerman ancillary receivers of the Lombard Investment Company of St Paul Minn.
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New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court Today
Milton D. Whitney
Charles Ss. Fairchild
Harry E. Mooney
Sanford B. Ladd
Frank Hagerman
Lombard Investment Company of
St. Paul, Minn
Breaks Up the Trefethen Murder Case In Court
Witnesses testify in a Lowell murder case as frozen pudding halts proceedings and a caterer at the probate building is implicated. Testimony from Mrs. Annie F Kempton and Mrs. Hattie E Shaw details a close relationship between Bert or James Trefethen and Tena Davis, including kissing over the store counter and long visits. The court resumes after Judge Sherman’s consideration of witness health.
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Trefethen
Lowell
Flarity
Weir
Pillsbury
Long
Messrs. Schofield
Coggan
Tena
Bert
James
Governor Long
Trefe
Hattie E. Shaw
Mr. Cooney
Sherman
Sugar refiners run night and day amid bloom of fruit crops
Boston sugar refineries press ahead around the clock as demand surges from a bountiful fruit season and restored business confidence. The American Sugar Refining Company reports over 300000 dollars in New York sales while Revere Refinery lines up new orders, despite prior shortages and volatile markets.
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Sugar Trust
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Jersey City
New York
Williamsburg
New York City
Revere
SERYS
Marshall
American Sugar Refining Company
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OLD South Glothing CO
Lombard Company
Harvard
Washburn Credit CO
Washington ST
Jordan, Marsh& Co
F. Washburn
the King of Credit Men
Edward Harris Cassimere
Globe Theatre
West
J.B. Barnaby Co
Flynn
Edward J. Flynn
Henry Stone
South Boston
Massachusetts School and
Perkins Institution For the Blind
John S. Dwight
Arthur M. Alger
Taunton
Bristol County
Galligan
F. H. Butler
Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Charlies P. Lyman
William Mosely Fitch
Charleston
D. c
George H. Corey
Massachusetts
Holmes Company
Temple Place
Edwin Holmes
John Holmes
Herman W. Friend
Jersey
Providence
Michael Scully
Fred Clark
Charles Orcutt
George Dupont
Worcester
Rafferty
Ning
NIN
People's Publishing Co
Milk St
Standard Clothing Co
the Standard Black
Clinton Ellis
Shawmut
Furniture Cojawmut Ave
Leslie E. Keeley
Keeley Institutes
R. I
Lexington
North
Springfeld
Round H
Chandler Streets
Rh Island
Washingtons
Leslie EK
Keeley
A. C. Day
Tremo Street
Amy
Robsart
Fusely Illustrated
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Hitt
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