UP GO WAGES INCREASE EXPECTED IN MILLS
Lawrence and Manchester Mills workers anticipate wage hikes matching print cloth mills after a pending sliding scale plan. A sub-committee meets at 2 30 PM with Simeon B. Chase and C C Rooseville among others to outline a program and push for prompt adoption as print cloth prices rise and mill shares stay firm.
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Wall River
Globe Yarn
Sanford Spinningx
Manufacturers’ Association
Yarn Mill Trust
Simeon B. Chase
C. C. Rooseville
M. Shore
John D. Flint
Thomas &. Brayton
James
Osborne
N. B. Perden
Jabor
Acteen
Amoskeag to raise wages ten percent for 8000 workers
New Hampshire mills move to boost pay with a 10 percent wage increase announced by Amoskeag in Manchester for 8000 operatives on December 18. Amory and Stark mills in Manchester, plus China, Webster and Pembroke mills in Suncook, and Nashua and Jackson mills in Nashua, follow with similar raises. More plants are expected to announce increases within days.
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New Hampshire
Big
Amoskeag Corporation
Manchester
Amory and
Stark Manufacturing Companies
Stark Mills
Amory Company
China, Webster and Pembroke Companies
Suncook
N. H
Nashua and Jackson
Nashua
Amoskeag
China Webster Pemroke Mills to raise wages 10 percent
In Sun cook New Hampshire a Suncook cotton mill complex comprising China Webster and Pem broke companies will advance wages 10 percent. Col David L Jewell agent for the trio says the new schedule matches Fall River rates. Mills produce print cloths and about 1500 workers gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Suncook
China, Webster and Pembroke
David L. Jewell
Fall River
Increase in wages announced at Methuen cotton mills
Dec 6 notices posted at the Methuen company's cotton mills say a voluntary wage increase will take effect Jan 1 though the exact amount is not stated. A mill schedule detailing the increases by department will be posted later this month. About 1500 workers will benefit.
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Methuen
Methuen Company
Pemberton Mills
Lawrence
Moody in Fatty Heart Degeneration Quietly Resting at Home
Greenfield December 6 The Moody consultation at East Northfield by Dr. H D Nichols of New York and family physician Dr. D P Wood reports Moody suffers from fatty degeneration of the heart and will be confined months. Moody is restless at home but improving. his pulse and temperature are normal and platform work is ended.
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Dr. Wood
Moody
Lampasas Struck by Lightship Injures Bow in Collision
The iron steamer Lampasas, Captain C P Stapies, arriving from Galveston with 6625 bales of cotton, sustained a large starboard bow hole about 15 by 5 feet after colliding with Pollock Rip Lightship last night. A canvas patch covered the forward compartment to keep out water.
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Boston
Lampasas
C. P. Stapies
Eastern Railroad
East Poston
Galveston
Steamer Lampasas Hits Lightship Off Pollock Rip
The Lampasas struck the Pollock Rip lightship about 8 PM causing heavy damage to the lightship and shearing away main rigging. Captain Staples reported to the Lighthouse Board. first mate refused to speak. The Verbena was sent from Woods Hole to assess damage and offer aid. The Lampasas may head to New York for repairs. Storm King to station the lightship.
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Staples
Lighthouse Board
Howes
Verbena
Woods Hole
Pollock Rip
Berry
Lampasas
Mallory
New York
Galveston
Storm King
Lohengrin Delights Boston Opera Audience In Matinee
Boston December 6 The Metropolitan Opera House company presented Lohengrin replacing Tannhauser. Emil Paur conducted Elsa was sung by Susan Strone with Dippel as Lohengrin. Schumann-Heink as Ortrud, Pringle Hinrich, Bertram Friedrich Muhlmann Der Herrner were praised. Evening Carmen by Bizet opened the season with strong audience response and Calve’s return drew encores along with Adams Salignac Campanari satisfaction.
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Boston
van Dyck
Boston Theatre
Metropolitan Opera House Company
Lohengrin
Tannhauser
Emil ‘Paur
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Susan Strone
Elsa
M. Dippel
Mme. Schumann
Mme
Suzanne Adams
M. Salignac
Sig. Campanari
Princeton Elects Henry Williamson Pell Football Captain
Henry Williamson Pell of Brooklyn New York, class of 1902, was unanimously elected captain of the Princeton Football team. He played left tackle on the 98 and 99 victorious squads against Yale.
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Princeton
N. J
Henry Williamson Pell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Yale
Paid death penalty in Georgia for Mack Taylor
Mack Taylor, a Black man, was hanged in Georgia for the murder of Alf Sego on August 11. He confessed on the gallows.
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Augustus. Ga
Mack Taylor
Key
Alf. Sego
Taylor
How She Got the Autograph Society Beats Mean Lion
A south side group of young women forms an autograph society seeking celebrity signatures. After many refusals by a famed star, one auburn haired collector shows a trick by sending a simple plea. The star replies with a brief, reproachful note and signature.
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South Side
Chicago
Good Things to Eat and the Digestive Health Link
A health article argues appetite depends on body condition and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to cleanse blood and restore appetite. It includes a testimonial from John A. Calloway of Columbus Georgia describing past illness and now improved health after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Golden
John A. Calloway
26Th Street
Columbus
History of Company C read at special invitation
Arthur F Salmon gave a concise history tracing Company C from its 1825 Chelmsford origins through its evolution, listing early captains and the long line of officers. The talk highlighted Lowell’s city incorporation, the 1855 designation as Co C, and the many members who served as officers, aldermen, and in the school system, with a full roster of original company members and lieutenants.
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Arthur F. Salmon
Company C
Chelmsford
Salmon
James Derby
Prince
Lowell
Chelmsfrd
Greenwood
Daniel Ferguson
Nehemi
H S. Ramsay
Hiram Corbet
Jonathon Kendall
Light Infantry
James Dennis
Timothy G. Tweed
Tweed
James M. Varnum
Josiah G. Peabody
Ithamar W. Beard
Chas. E. Stinies
James J. Huntress
Thos. G. Farmer
Ephraim Hartwell
Co. C
Vernon Ganson
Josih G. Chase
Emilys. Stackpoe
Ihs
Thos. Livingstone
Thomas Greenwood
Ramsay
H. S. Smith
Thomas Mayo
Isaac Whitney
Daniel Fe Guson
Ezekiel Merrill
Nath. Currier
Judson W. Rice
Luther Anthony
Geo Ww. Hovey
Prentis Richardson
Richard Bartlett
Moses Quimby
J. R Purington
Samuel Towle
John Newman
Paul Hill
Carlton Reed
Leander P. Cobb
Samuel D. Shipley
John W. Hadley
Hmulus Stackpole
George H. Pearson
Enoch J. Fisher
John C. Jepson
Sumner Hylan
Jere. D. Drew
Leverett Bradley
James C. Baker
David Emerson
John Mack
Wm. H. Boynton
Charles P. Hovey
Henry H. Wilder
Thomas D. Bradley
Wm. H. Clindance
Joseph Stevens
Alpheus R. Brown
W. B. Mc. Curdy
John H. Lakin
Isaac N. Marshall
Isaac B. Pendergast
Ambrose S. Wilder
Lyman B
Geo. E. Worthen
Geo. BE. Lull
Harry T. B. Richardson
Alex. Greig, Jr
Lewis H. Swift
Thomas Livingstone
Colby T. Kittredge
Eugene P. Messer
Willard M. Foster
Geo. A. Lawrence
Charles Wilson
Frank I. Costello
Frank G. Rose
Wm. Miller
Wm. FH. Oliver
J. Brooks Bradley
J. J. Dana
J. J. Burgess
Leonard Brown
John Billings
J. M. Dodge
W. H. Clemence
Samuel Bentley
G. H. Pearsons
H. K. Barnard
A. R. Brown
C. S. Hopkins
Reuben Frye
J. R. Melvin
J. L. Rollins
J. B. Kimball
John McCarty
Burt Greenleaf
Benjamin F. Goddard
Daniel W. Gray
Amaziah
WN. Goodwin
Moses, Harmon
Frank C. Horn
Thos. B. Johnson
Wm. C. Kent
Charles P. Lord
M. W. B. Libbey
Geo. Lawrence
Angus McKenzie
Wm. B. McCurdy
Joseph Mansur
Baldwin T. Peabody
Wm. H. Phalen
D. M. Prescott
Henry H. Pearson
Edward C. Rice
George W. Swain
Emilus Stackpole
Charles B. Stinser
Joseph F. Tebbetts
Alex. Wilson
Merrill S. Wright
James L. Williams
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Guaranteed by Druggists
All druggists guarantee every bottle and will refund money if not satisfied after using two thirds. Described as the best remedy for la grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and safe to take. It prevents any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. For sale by all druggists.
Coal A War Ship Desegregates The Olympia Crew
The Olympia’s first crew were green San Francisco deckhands who shipped for a world cruise only to face brutal coal loading. Deserters fled during coaling events in Napa Creek and San Diego, giving the ship a hoodoo rep. Coal drives sailors to misery, delays, and discipline, while battles over bunkers reveal the fragile math of fueling a warship.
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Lubber
Mary Island Navy Yard
Olympia
Willy Nilly
Asiatic
Manila
Dewey
Eastern Nativity
California
San Francisco
Mare Island
Napa Creek
Greenhow
Eld Bo Sun
Quarito
Independence
San Diego
Mare Island Navy Yard
Navy Yard
China Waters
Steatiers
When to Cut Timber
In April 1860 a burr oak fence post set before a Iowa home lasted thirty-nine years, with only three of ninety needing replacement. Posts cut in winter decay fastest. summer cuts prove durable for fences, railroad ties, and buildings. A hickory axle tree cut in July showed no worm-eating after seasoning. A near fifty year example notes a white elm and black walnut sapling post standing after fifteen years. Conclude cut in winter for stump sprouting, midsummer for lasting timber. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is praised for patient relief.
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Iowa
J. F. Sanborn
Springfield
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Prescott Porter
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Edgar A. Barrell
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Ada Huntley Pillsbury
Emma Manning Hurtley
Middlesex Women’s Club
Palmer St
G W. Hobson
Belvidere School of Languages
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Edward W. Pease
Common Wealp
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Stephen Lynde
Billerica
Mary Ann Lynd
Middlesex
Lowell Daily Courier
Cushman
Hildreth
Merrimack St
Banner Market
Scott Street
Caleb L. Sith
Middlesex Street
Snyder Bros
Aik Bierriwack Street
Trip
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Old Point Comfort
Newport News
Norfolk
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Hamilton
Princess Anne
Jamestown
OLD Dominion Steamship
H. B. Warner
J. J. Brown
History of
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Courier-Citizen Office
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Sewall G. Mack
Jacob Rogers
Sam'l E. Raymond
Levi Sprague
Alex. G. Cummnock
George S. Motley, Edward M. Tucke
Edward N. Burke
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