London Honourables to be Entertained at Great Expense
A tabulated account estimates $251 000 to be spent in thirteen days on private entertainment for the London visitors. Steamship and rail fares will total at least $55 000, with lavish souvenirs and decor. The total outlay from departure to return is expected to be not less than $260 000, covering Providence, New York, Washington, Buffalo and Montreal.
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London Honourables
London
London Company
Providence
New York
Washington
Buffalo
Montreal
Milk Famine Threatens Boston City
A looming milk famine threatens Greater Boston with indeterminate duration starting next Thursday as 4000 farmers within 125 miles refuse to sell 45,000 gallons daily until contractors pay 40 cents a can. Boston consumes about 76,000 gallons daily. 10,000 to 15,000 may remain if unions and sympathizers withhold. Private families and tenements would be hardest hit, shifting to condensed milk and impacting hotels, hospitals, and restaurants. Settlement prospects dim with both sides unwilling to compromise, though distant imports might provide limited relief. William A. Graustein, a leading milk executive, signals possible imports.
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Greater Boston
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William A. Graustein
Canadian S00 in Hands of Wild Mob
Sault Ste. Marie Mich Sept 28 Rioting by discharged Consolidated Lake Superior Co workers reaches grave level as troops restore order at the plant. A mob of Italians Finns Norwegians and Frenchmen demands wages and feeds workers at the White House boarding house. Police guard headquarters and fire department as 2000 men plus a rallying train of woodsmen converge.
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Sault Ste. Marie
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S00
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Barnes Hall
Mr. Coyne
Shields
White House
Soo
Algoma Central
Bad Break in Market Demoralizes Wall Street
New York stock trading plunged with panic like conditions in the final hours as nearly a million shares changed hands. Steel stocks hit new lows while Pennsylvania and New York Central suffered heavy selling. Market liquidity drained amid margin tensions and broad liquidation across foreign centers and other equities.
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New York
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Tracey wounded in battle in Vermont chase
Vermont's Adelbert Martin alias Harry Tracey, wounded and half starved, holds a mountain stronghold near Northfield as police and farmers hunt him for a week. He has stopped travelers for food and money, beating a pedlar, and a rock caused a fall of a posse member. A lone ally with a rifle aided his escape as officers pressed the manhunt. The pursuit continues amid widespread fear and rumors, while milk strikes threaten New England supply and city hospitals fear milk shortages.
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Northfield
Adelbert Martin
Harry Tracey
Vermont
Randolph
Martin
Fitzgerald
Grantville
Constable Hutchinson
Forecast for Boston and New England Weather
Fair conditions for Boston and vicinity with a warm trend by Wednesday. New England forecast calls for fair, continued cool Tuesday, Wednesday partly cloudy with warmer interior, fresh north to northeast winds.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
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