Joke or error may kill men at Worcester dye works
Three workers at Worcester Bleachery & Dye Works were poisoned after a boy gave soda nitrate labeled as table salt. Frank Chacaur, 63, at St Vincent Hospital. Ferdinand Elias, 21, and Simon Hadjar, 21, at City Hospital, all seriously ill with slim chances of recovery.
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Worcester
Worcester Bleachery & Dye Works
Frank Chacaur
Wall Street
Ferdi Elias
Rondeau Street
Simon Hadjar
St. Vincent Hospital
City Hospital
Hey
R. J. Shanahan
Women in Foundries Stir State Protest
Mrs. Sara A. Conboy of the National Women's Trade Union League undertakes a personal visit to Blake & Knowles pump works in East Cambridge to inspect conditions for women workers amid public protest over employment in heated foundry rooms.
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Sara A. Conboy
National Women's Trade Union League
Aoe
Blake & Knowles
Cambridge
National Woman's Trade Union League
Mabel Gillespie
Robert A. Woods
South End House
John F. Sheehan
A. F. of L
Haverhill
Helena S. Dudley
Denison House
William H. O’brien
Boston Central Labor Union
le Baron Russell Briggs
A. M
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard University
Radcliffe College
Woman workers face barred access to core-making room
A reporter describes a strict no-admittance policy in the core-making room, with outsiders denied entry and a police inspector allowed only after delays. Activists insist the policy endangers women workers and the labor movement, prompting a protest rally at Faneuil Hall featuring union leaders and prominent advocates.
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Women's Trade Union League
Ahern
Murphy
Aborn
Moore
State Police
National Woman’s Trade Union League
Duffy Lewis of Red Sox to wed Hyde Park girl
Duffy Lewis famed Boston Red Sox left fielder will marry Elenore Keane of Hyde Park. The couple announced after banns at Church of the Most Precious Blood Hyde Park. wedding will be held in Lowell at St Margaret's Church with Rev J J Harkins officiating.
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Boston
Duffy” Lewis
Red Sox
George Fr. Lewis
Hyde Park
Elenore Keane
Lowell
George J. “Lewis
Duffy Lewis
Miss Keane
Duffy
Maple Street
Mr. Lewis
St. Margaret's Church
J. J. Harkins
George E
Duffy) Lewis
THE
Cardinal Gibbons Opposes City Holiday in His Honor
Baltimore ordinance would declare October 16 a municipal holiday for Cardinal Gibbons fifty year priesthood anniversary and twenty fifth year as cardinal. The Cardinal asked the council to table it citing disruption to public schools and lost wages for workers.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
James
Cardinal Gibbons’ Ording-Son
Women and labor in overseas work debate
A remark asserts men suit heavy labor while women from foreign lands excel in such tasks yet may struggle to earn similar wages in different jobs requiring unskilled labor. The comment contrasts gender and origin in employment suitability.
Women Working In Foundries Stir Massachusetts Labor Debate
Massachusetts faces scrutiny over women employed in heavy foundry work. Unions allege brutal hours and extreme heat, while workers, mostly immigrants, accept低 wages. Notable sites include Sturtevant Blower Works, Walworth, Blake & Knowles, and Dean Steam Pump. Official inquiry demanded to ensure living conditions and wages.
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Sturtevant Blower Works
Foss
Walworth Manufacturing Company
Blake & Knowles Pump Works
Dean Steam Pump Company
Boston
Sturtevant
America
Pablo the Health Overcoat sale notice
Gray Co announces a health overcoat offer in Washington and Han streets. Best $20 overcoat available for $9.90 with limited street-ad display.
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We, Gray CO
Washington and
Hanover Streeta
Plimpton-Hervey Co
Washington Street
Eddy Case Is Argued Over Large Mrs Eddy Gift
Heirs of Mrs. Mary Baker G Eddy contest about 300000 dollars of estate in Massachusetts including Chestnut Hill home and Commonwealth Avenue property. The Christian Science Church seeks a court ruling on the transfer under the will while the state negotiates tax and residency questions. Judge Morton reserved decision as assistants argued the demurrer raising who should be joined and the charitable intent of the will.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
Archibald McLellan
Allison V. Stewart
John V. Dillimore
Adam H. Dickey
Brookline
Field
Commonwealth
Eddy
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Chestnut Hill
Commonwealth Avenue
Morton
Italy's King Accepts Carnegie Hero Fund
Rome reports that King has accepted Andrew Carnegie's offer of 750000 dollars to establish a hero fund for Italy. A committee to administer the fund has been appointed.
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Italy
Carnegie Hero
Rome
Andrew Carnegie
Pablo Overcoat Sale Offers Heavy Savings
Protect your health and buy the Pablo overcoat jest twenty dollars overcoat in the world for nine ninety. Gray Goo on Washington and Hanover streets offers this bargain with limited stock and bold pricing.
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Washington and
Hanover Streets
Taft Urges A Skeleton Army During Kansas Visit
President Taft wrapped up a four day Kansas tour stopping at Topeka Atchison and Leavenworth where he spoke aboard his train to cheering crowds. In Leavenworth he urged a skeleton army and described his tariff veto while stating he would sign tariff bills based on the tariff board report.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Taft
Kansas
Iowa
Far West
Topeka
Atchison
Army Service School
Tariff Board
Curtis
Mr. Taft
Fort Leavenworth
Waggener
Taft Sees Kansas Welcome in Record Crowd at Topeka
President Taft praised Kansas and noted a warm reception as crowds estimated at 40 000 to 50 000 filled the capitol plaza in Topeka. He spoke bareheaded, wore a Panama later, and honored a cornerstone for the Grand Army memorial. He urged peace and arbitration treaties with Britain and France.
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Mr.Taft
Kansas
Topeka
Mr. Taft
Capitol Plaza
Atchison
Panama
United States
Taft
Republican Party
Stubbs
Curtis
Bristow
Hutchinson
State of Kansas
Grand Army of the Republic
Great Britain
France
Hobbs Opens Cotton Manufacturers Session in Manchester
Franklin W. Hobbs of Brookline Mass president of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers opens a three day semi annual session in Manchester Vt. He says the public wave of trust prosecutions has nearly reached its crest and will soon subside.
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Manchester
United States
Franklin W. Hobbs
Brookline
Mass
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Stobbs
Textile industry outlook praised at Vermont gathering
The statement urged an end to attacks on industry leaders to restore public confidence and prosperity. It highlighted good national conditions including crops and finance and called for a calm period to revive mills and full employment in the textile centers. Governor Mead welcomed the association members. R M Miller Jr spoke in appreciation. An informal reception followed Hobbs' address.
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Demageese
Vermont
John A. Mead
R. M. Miller, Jr
Charlotte
N. C
Hobbs
Rockets Kill Four in Church in Guadalajara
An explosion of rockets and bombs ripped a crowded church in Guadalajara during a celebration for Madero killing four people and injuring about 15 others. The incident disrupted the festive event and raised security concerns in the city.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Big Cotton Mill to Open Oct 9 in Fall River
Fall River Iron Works Company owned by M C D Borden of New York says the largest cotton plant in the world will reopen October 9. About 5000 operatives will resume work after a nine week shutdown, with notice posted on mill doors.
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Fall River
Fall River Iron Works Company
M. C. D. Borden
New York
New England
Borden Works
American Printing Company
Borden
Fall River Sees Textile Rebound As Mills Reopen
The city, hard hit by New England textile decline, welcomes renewed activity as Borden Works and nearby mills resume operations. Experts estimate 1,085,000 pieces of print cloth lost nationally and $435,000 in wages for 5000 workers during the downturn.
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Borden Works
Italian Warships 20 Miles Off Tripoli
A Tripoli private message reports Italian warships with an expeditionary force 20 miles off Tripoli. It says residents fear a troop landing could trigger a massacre of Europeans, causing widespread panic.
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Tripoli
Malta
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