Landlords form 500000 dollar company to counter Irish League
The Irish landlords unite to defend their interests amid threats from the United Irish League and tenant boycott. They form a capitalized company as a financial nucleus for concerted action to counter the league, facing rent uncertainty and a push for compulsory purchase. Ulster Protestants and Nationalists align on some aspects, signaling a potential political and social conflict in Ireland.
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United Irish League
Parnell
Land League
Ulster
Ireland
League of Tenant
Green Isle
Australia’s New Arbitration Law reviewed by Dr Burgess
Dr H T Burgess of Norwood argues the New South Wales act diverges widely from New Zealand arbitration law and omits conciliation boards. The piece notes harsher compulsory arbitration, a strife related misdemeanor for pre court reference, and court power to impose minimum wages and penalties.
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Australia
New Zealand
H. T. Burgess
Norwood
South Australia
New South Wales
Arbitration Court
Court of Arbitration
Roosevelt Praised For Reforms As He Tours New England
President Roosevelt travels through three states delivering eight speeches to crowds estimated at 250000. He lauds Henry Reed for restoring legislative work in Congress and highlights the value of everyday citizenship in advancing the nation. He greets officials in Portland and Augusta and receives floral tributes and song from cheering crowds.
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Portland
Augusta
Roosevelt
New England
Haverhill
Mass
Old Orchard
Congress
Littlefield
Danville Junction
Payne
Garret A. Hobart
Charles Emory Smith
Lisbon Falls
Brunswick
Governor Hill
Blaine
Hale
Cleaves
Chamberlai
Robie
Thomas Reed
Tom Reed
Reed
Mr. Reed
Deserters and Strikes Across Regions Reported
Wilkes Barre reports only routine strike talks with UMW leaders while few workers return to mines. Helena sees a gold vein sparking a rush to stake claims. London notes a fall in UK wages, and Portsmouth mills strike ends with most Italians returning to work.
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Helena
Mont
Hope Guich
Portsmouth
N. H
About
White Mountain Paper Company
Merrimack Valley Scenic Tour Through New England Towns
The article extols a summer journey along the Merrimack and surrounding valleys through Lawrence Tyngsboro Nashua Manchester and Lake Massabesett area, highlighting rivers forests scenic drives and vacation appeal for campers canoeists and fishermen. It notes Nashua as a major business center, Manchester’s Lake Massabessic, and Lake Winnipesaukee region as part of a broader scenic route with references to Boston and Maine railroad guides.
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Tughboring
Lawrence
Tyngsboro
Massachusetts
Vermont
Merrimack
New Hamshire
Nashua
Manchester
Lowell
N. H
Concord
Enfield
Frank Danbury
Rafton
Canaan
Lake
Maccoma
Ensie
Lake Winnipesaukee
White Mountains
Boston & Maine
Nell Gg
Ex Governor Hoadly Dies in Watkins At 76
Ex Governor Hoadly of Ohio died in Watkins New York last evening at age 76. He and his family were in the area when death occurred with relatives and associates expected to plan funeral arrangements.
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Watkins, N. Y
Watkins
N. Y
Hoadly
Ohio
Comee
Massachusetts
Saale
Acton
Bond
Foren
Community Notes From Rockville and Nearby Towns
William Scully visits friends in Rockville Connecticut Mrs John Kanary and daughters tour Cherry Valley Thomas Beavis of Arlington visits Fred Shea Miss Margaret Owens of Billerica spends Sunday in town Molly McGrail of Hopkinton visits Mrs John Desmond Mrs Wallace Starr King visits her mother Mary Flood Clerks note many attend a clambake at Three Bridges Infant of Mr and Mrs Bert Carney dies Public schools reopen Sept 8 for repairs at Nason Street School Local insurers open office Loewe's Block L P W L club organizes Saturday dances Dennis Sheehan becomes marble and granite agent for high grade monuments
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Thomas Beavis
Arlington
Fred Shea
Margaret Owens
Billerica
Molly McGrail
Hopkinton
John Desmond
Wallace Starr King
Mary Flood
Threey Bridges
Thomas Spurr
Ollieeeeee
Providence
L. P. W. L. Club
Dennis Sheehan
Maynard Auction Notice for Property and Livestock
Maynard local auctioneer W A White announces a comprehensive sale at L N Fowler Co Boston and Vose farm. Items include furniture bedding carpets horses carriages cows and various milking cattle in milk with calves. Property delivery required by Monday September 1st with cash sale and settlement to owners the day of sale.
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Boston
L. N. Fowler & Co
Vose
Marlboro and Fitchburg Residents Come and Go
MARLBORO. N. F. Parker visits Fitchburg. E. F. Goggin returns from New nee Sunday. Peckham works at the ro Connell factory. F. ls. Pleasant st. visits Holbrook. J. F. J. Otterson, clerk of the police court, enjoys a vacation in New Hampshire. Willie Bonner visits New York City. Miss Katie Blake of Dorchester visits sister Miss Alice Raffer F of South st. H. F. Walker seeks a cottage for Yes Newton. Misses Minnie A. Harrington and Bessie D. Sullivan return from Revere. Aubrey and William Thom departs on a trip to Revere. William aces da store, on vacation at Fort Meadow. Miss Minnie McKeon returns to Allen, N. Y. after 10 days with Mrs. Eliza Dorney. W. Folsom adds two new gates to the Knox farm and remains agent.
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J. F. J. Otterson
New Hampshire
Willie Bonner
Henry Bonner
New York City
Katie Blake
Dorchester
Alice Raffer F
South St
H. F. Walker
Yes
Revere
William
Fort Meadow
Minnie McKeon
Allen, N. Y
Eliza Dorney
Not Guilty of Manslaughter Jumped From Brooklyn Bridge
A young man named Frank Cody, address unknown, jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge last night. He was found unconscious and taken to a hospital where he was reported to be near death. The incident is reported from New York.
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New York
Frank Cody
Brooklyn Bridge
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