Fall River Mills Consider 18 Cent Wages Sept 17
Fall River mill operatives face an 11 1 9 percent wage cut to 18 cents per weaving cut, to take effect September 17. secrecy surrounds circulating agreement while mill agents and treasurers confirm signatures on the proposal amid debate over market conditions and production curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Manufacturers’ Association
Border City
Shore
Union
Davos
Parker
Hargraves
King Philip
Flint
Arkwright
Bourne
Fall River Iron Works
Great Council of Massachusetts Red Men Session Opens
Annual session opened in Lawrence en campment hall Boston with Great Sachem William A. Jordan presiding. Reports show a net year gain of 639 members to 9638 and 77,865.08 receipts with investments around 112,482.04. Several new tribes instituted and Pocahontas Association Massachusetts formed. publishing plans and budget recommendations discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lawrence
Washington Street
Great Council of
Malden
William A. Jordan
Pocahontas Association of Massachusetts
Alexander
Gilmore
Swampscott
Has- Holyoke
Wennimissett
Three Rivers
Samosett
Millers Falls
Wasanamaska
Gardner
Uneas
Noosuc
Fitchburg
Sadanga
Coleraine
Wequenack
Conway
Tacoine
Dalton
Norwottuck
Amherst
Mayoonsok
North Adams
Chargogagoogmanchaugagoggagaunga
Webster
Nipmuck
Southbridge
Wequamps
Southfield
Ulanebog
Monson
Pore
Bership
Chase-Chace Reunion at Unitarian church in Newburyport
Descendants of Thomas William and Aquilla Chase gather at the Unitarian church in Newburyport with over 75 attendees from eastern states. The event includes a history of the Chase family, musical performances, readings, and a closing song followed by a visit to Chase residences in West Newbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Chase-Chace
Unitarian Church
Thomas
William and
Aquilla Chase
Hannah
Chase
Salisbury
Minnie D. Panvrin
Hampton Falls
N. H
Larkin BE. Bennett
Lowell
Mary F. Dow
Mary A. Ryan
W. E. Chase
Joseph T. Chase
H. C. Hovey
Old South Church
Catherine Knight Chase
Haverhill
John T. Chase
Thomas Milian Chase
Yarmouth
Aquilla
William
Hampton
Newbury
Alice Louise Chase
Medina
N. Y
George F. Chase
Taunton
Elizabeth Carr Adams
America
West Newbury
Undertakers Close Their Convention at Copley Square
Boston Aug 30 Undertakers Association session at the Copley Square hotel elected officers and discussed education access for members and licensing exams. A committee recommended admitting members to educational lectures but not to full membership. The group planned rail transport talks and national regulation. Afternoon excursion to Bass Point featured dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts Undertakers’ Association
Copley Square
Lewis L. Jones
Frank A. Caswell
Worcester
A. W. Fay
Wollaston
Henry M. Ford
Weymouth
T. Weston Bryant
Charlestown
Franklin C. Graham
Hyde Park
George H. Waterman
No Collateral Taxes Save Clark University Exempt
Worcester August 30 Clark University will pay no State collateral Inheritance tax and thus between 100000 and 200000 will be saved the university under the legacy left by Jonas G Clark. The university as an educational institution has never paid taxes and the trustees will save a large sum, the only legacy tax paid being under the war revenue act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Clark University
Jonas G. Clark
Corbett Wins in Fifth Round to Knockout Kid McCoy
James J Corbett defeated Charles Sid McCoy at Madison Square Garden in New York in five rounds. Corbett used feints and sharp combinations to pressure McCoy who faded after a strong finish by Corbett, ending the bout with a knockout blow to the heart area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Corbet
Charles
Sid) McCoy
Twentieth Century Club
Madison Square Garden
Corbett
McCoy
Jim
Felow
Charley White
Greater
McCoy-Corbett
James C. Kennedy
Corpett
Matheadh
Saratoga
Corbet
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy
Patrick Heenan
Wall Street
Whitey Lester
Philadelphia
Jack Cushing
Brooklyn
Lester
al Smith
Morris Layman
Louisville
Mate Fenton
Buffalo
Hossier
Homer Selby
Harry Harris
Jack O’brien
Robbie Burns
Joe Humphries
Dick Bernard
Mike Padden
Fettle
MccCoy
Cal Hawkins
California
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Broadway A. C
White
Corbetts
Hoth
MecCoy
Wrights
Labor Day Observance Committee Meets at City Hall
The Joint Committee on Labor Day observance held a meeting at city hall with Alderman Howe presiding. Traders and Labor council reported eight bands secured from Lowell Nashua Haverhill and North Billerica with carriages and prizes for the parade and sports on the common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Alderman Howe
Thomas F. Connolly
Trades and Labor Council
Lowell
Nashua
Haverhill
North Billerica
South Common
Mahoney
The
Saturday Cricket Matchups Weave Local League Schedule
The Mohairs face Methuen Cricket Club at Chelmsford street grounds Saturday at 2 30 pm in a key league duel. Bunting meets Everett at 12 10 pm from Middlesex street depot with reserves and umpires listed, plus Buntings second eleven vs North Billerica at Virginville at 2 45 pm. Zion Cricket Club faces Lawrence A A at Lawrence with linesups and officials, and Lynn Wanderers play U S Buntings on Labor Day with team details and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohairs
Methuen Cricket Club
Chelmsford Street
Methuens
Mohair
David Hird
T. Southam
M. Greenwood
I. Moss
T. Stirks
J. Parkinson
M. Meikeljohn
Thomas Robinson
Bunting
North Billericas
Virginville
A. I. Anson
Mitchell
Carpenter
Senior
Brown
Burtt
Aspin
Gorman
Cudworth
Barber
Smith
Willis
Whitworth
Barnes
Billerica
H. Brown
C. Butterfield
Hurst
W. Butterfield
F. Townson
J. Greenwood
A. Butterfield
J. Heap
L. Fielding
W. Bollington
E. J. Garner
J. Ellis
W. Radcliffe
W. Buckley
J. T. Stott
Zion Cricket Club
Lawrence A. A
Lawrence
Zions
W. Nelson
W. Midgley
M. Tonge
E. Chippindale
H. Hadley
T. Hoyle
H. Maden
J. Maden
G. Bowring
E. Nelson
T. Nelson
J. Haworth
A. Young
C. Midgley
J. W. Foster
Fitchburg
F. Birtweil
T. Woodcock
E. Cork
Lynn Wanderers
U. S. Buntings
Lynn
H. Rowley
Ellison
Burns
Patrick
Waterhouse
Simpson
Haughton
McCormick
Farrar
G. Bailey
Ogden
H. Davis
C. Bailey
W., Whitworth
Thos. Robinson
Oil stoves marked down by A G Pollard & Co
The Radiant stove models drop from 60 cents to 38 cents while two burner units go from 1 69 to 98 cents. Florence single burner falls from 75 to 59 cents and two burner models from 41.59 to 8 cents with other Florence variants at 2 25 still reduced. Pollard guarantees no smoke or leaks on these value stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlw
Florence
Hese
A. G. Pollard & CO
To Let Fine Modern Store In City
To Let Fine modern store rent 30 dollars per month lowest in the city. To Let eight and four room tenements near the Northern depot in perfect order. Also tenements in Belvidere Centralville and on the Highlands with eight and four rooms at rates 4.50 6.50 7 7.60 and 8 per month. To Let house and barn in the country for the summer. Low rent apply to T H ELLIOTT 64 Central street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
Centralville
Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Watchful Warnings On Colds From Norway Pine Syrup
The ad-style line warns that small colds can escalate to serious illness including consumption. It promotes Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy, implying preventive value and urging readers to treat early symptoms to avoid severe outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wood
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Lowell Mass
Mortgagee DeWitt C Farrington will sell at public auction on September 11, 1900 at 3 p m the premises in Lowell described as lots 1 and 2 on a 1883 plan, bounded by Hildreth and Ludlam streets. The sale follows Breach of conditions of a mortgage from Henry P Pitcher and Elsie A Pitcher to DeWitt Farrington dated November 21, 1899 and recorded in Book 314 Page 77 Middlesex North Registry of Deeds. Containing 13 081 25 square feet the property is the same conveyed to Willis Farrington by deed dated November 13 1899. Terms at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Pitcher
Elsie A. Pitcher
DeWitt
Farrington
Middlesex North Registry of Deeds
Singuar
Hildreth and
Ludlam Streets
Hildreth Street
Ludlam Street
Willis Farrington
D. W
Dewitt C. Farrington
Lowell
Mass
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Pall River
Great Chief of Records
G. K
Great Council
G. C
U. S
D. of P
New Council D. of P
Great Council of Massachusetts
Undertakers
Bass Point
Castoria
Kid McCoy
Labor Day
Joint Committee On Observance
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
White Mountains
State of
Maine
Bingley
Bay State
Lia Wharf
Grand Trunk
Liscomb
Cony
Port Chas
Dominion
Queenstow
Liverpool
Hoosae Tunne
New England
Commonwealth
Canada
Oulluds
State Sirset
Dennis Murphy
Appleton St
O. R. Benson
Gorham St
F. B. Leeds
Bridge St
J. F. O'Donnell
Market, Cor
Worthen Sts
Aniers Thomasson
Central St
Ronngdec Steamboat GO
Lincoln Wharf
Popham Beach
Bath
Ichmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Boothbay
Boothbay Harbor
Brunswick
Lewiston
Auburn
Richmond
Hal W
Islands
Mouse Island
Frederick A. Jones
Electro-Silicon Co
Cliff Street
Dr.Barett Medical Co
N.Y.C
Lowell Mutual
Cenral St
J. C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
Bray
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Courier-Citizen
Lowwell
Kenwood
Ourer C
Itizen Co
Middle Street
Gorham Street
Lewis DR. Gum
Courier
George E. Stanley
Boston and Lowell, Old Colony
Boston and Maine RR
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