Privilege of Unions to Fight Competition by Lawful Means
In St. Louis on December 23, Judge Bland of the court of appeals ruled in favor of Joseph E. Walsh. The decision supports the right of labor and capital to organize and use lawful means to compete, noting capitalists may act freely with their money while laborers may form unions to oppose capital competition. Judges Barclay and Goode concurred, reversing Judge Wood's court ruling.
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St. Louis
C. C. Bland
Court of Appeals
Joseph E. Walsh
Master Plumbers’ Association
Barclay and
Goode
Wood
Resignation Expected From Liberia Mission Head Crossland
Washington reports that J. R. A. Crossland United States minister resident and consul general at Liberia has been granted a leave of absence and will resign upon return. Appointed from Missouri in January last his conduct is under investigation after a personal encounter with a Monrovia official amid unacceptable conditions at the Monrovia mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
J. R. A. Crossland
United States
Liberia
Crossland
Missouri
Blood Purifiers Not Needed For Digestive Health
The article argues most people suffer digestion issues from clogged organs and harmful purging. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a sensible, effective cure that aids digestion, stimulates digestive fluids, and treats the cause. Testimonials praise relief and improved well being, urging a 50 cent trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
E. M. Faith
Byrd's Creek
Wis
H. E. Willard
Onslow, Ia
White
Canton
Phil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
Central Congregational Church Plans Winter Meeting
The Twentieth Century club invites readers to answer historical questions about early local sites and figures. The Central Congregational church announces its annual meeting and a 7 o'clock supper with a noted committee in charge. A Christmas tree event is planned for church children with gifts to be delivered in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society of the Twentieth Century Club
Benjamin Spaulding
First Congregational Church
Eliphalet Manning
North Tewksbury
Tingley
Old Ferry
Dracut
Messer’s Corner
Eaton House
Central Congregational Church
Cr. S. Fox
Levi Parker
C. P. Hutchinson
Trueman Hill
Bernice Parker
R. D. Coburn
J. Crosby
Centre Church
Edward Stevens
Harvard
Marion Stevens
Derry Academy
Warren Fox
Amherst
Edith Kelley
Boston University
Gertrude Fox
Bradford Academy
Mason Bryant
Columbia
Albert Carley
Rollins
G. C. Gregory
Chelsea
Mass
Tewksbury
Twentieth Century Club
Gordon Pillsbury
All Saints Christmas Services and Children’s Festival
Christmas event 4 leads into a children's festival in the guild room. On Christmas day at 10 o'clock services include Christmas music with special music planned for the Sunday following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Collinville Train Collision and Local Sports Briefs
An unknown man was struck by a Nashua car near the American Woolen mill, slipping on rails and suffering possible injuries but continuing after a rest. Martin Meade has gone to North Attleboro for a lucrative post. A Nashua car briefly blew smoke and power failed, delaying traffic near Lowell. The Independents defeated the Rowdies 6 to 0 in a basketball contest, with McCarthy scoring five goals. a Christmas morning exhibition is teased as the hottest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
American Woolen Company
Martin Meade
North Attleboro
Lowell
Independents
Rowdies
Collinsville
McCarthy
Dracut Echoes Christmas Plans and Local Tales
Ada L Thorne and Abele families relocate to Lowell. Hillside church to host a children’s Christmas celebration with gifts and entertainment. A Dracut Christmas Tree Company scam yields a hidden dividend. A Bridge street sleigh crash injures an elderly man. son uninjured. Ladies Aid Society cancels then plans a Christmas festival at Mrs F Kelley’s with business hour and youth program. Parsonage remains heated despite coal shortages.
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Ada L. Thorne
Lowell
Christmas Tree Company of
Dracut
Bridge Street
Yellow Meeting House
Ladies’ Aid Society
Garret
Christmas in North Chelmsford Brings News and Cheer
Reports mention a serious accident at the Chelmsford foundry where Master Arthur Sheldon lost most of a finger while sawing. Other items note Christmas plans, visits, and holiday observances including church services at St John’s. Activities across town focus on family gatherings and seasonal closures.
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Arthur Sheldon
Arthur H. Sheldon
Chelmsford
Sheldon
F. K. Varney
Second Congregational Church
Frank G. Hall
Somerville
Edwin Davis
Frank McKittrick
Richard Davis
North Chelmsford Supply Co
Plymouth
Gertrude Alice Jones
Sanbornville
N. H
Percy Parsons
North Chelmsford High School
Robert W. Dunbar
Ruth
Portland
Ethel Fisher
Chelsea
George Lambert
Mary Miller
Arlington
St. John’s Church
Funeral for Magnien at St Marys Seminary in Baltimore
Prelates and priests from several states attended the funeral of Very Rev. Dr. A. L. Magnien president of St Marys Seminary who died Sunday Cardinal Gibbons officiated with Bishop P. J. Donohue preaching Interment followed in the seminary cemetery Assistants included Mar Duffy deacon Rev BE. A. Kelly and Rev Philip ODonnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
A. L. Magnien
St. Mary’s Seminary
Cardinal Gibbons
P. J. Donohue
Wheeling
St. Mary's Seminary
Mar. Duffy
Brooklyn
BE. A. Kelly
Chicago
Philip O'Donnell
Boston
A Down Puff Goes Right for Gifts at Pollard Co
A down puff sells for five dollars, marketed as a light warm gift for wives husbands mothers sisters and brothers. Pollard Co and H L Bailey & Co advertise fancy hosiery to one fifty. Located at 69 Merrimack street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard & CO
H. L. Bailey & Co
Merrimack Street
Andrews Only Dyspepsia Cure advertised for sale
An advertisement urges readers to ask their doctor about a compounded medicine claiming to contain pine blood pre-digested for blood assimilation. It promotes The Andrews Only Dyspepsia Cure by K C Andrews Co of Lowell Massachusetts, priced at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
K. C. Andrews Co
Lowell
Mass
Marquis of Donegal to wed young Miss Twining in London
New York reports from London that the eighty year old Marquis of Donegal will marry 22 year old Vivieta Twining at St George's church with civil rites earlier in the registrar’s office. The world notes the marchioness’s Holloway workhouse past and the marquis’s long bankrupt and eccentric social career.
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New York
the Herald Today
London
Marquis of
Donegal
Vivieta Twining
King’s First Court
St. George’s Church
Eton
Miss Twining
Isthmian Club
Col. A. J. Gordon Kane
Brooklyn
Marquis
Halifax
Henry St. George Twining
Ada Black
Nova Scotia
Quincy Mansion School
Boston
Wellesley College
George Augustus Hamilton Chichester
Lough Neagh
Chichester
Belfast
New York World
Marchioness
Holloway
House of Lords
Baron Fisherwick
England
Henry Holt Oliver
West Priory
Somerset
Duke of Hamilton
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl Ferrers
Earl of Mar and Keltie
City salaries fight reshaped as budgets face street cuts
City officials battled over the annual salary schedule with votes on police commissioner pay and the superintendent of streets. An increase for the streets chief was defeated after debates on city finances, while sections 1 26 were accepted and the report adopted by a 12 to 8 vote. A reconsideration was promised at the next meeting.
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President Hill
Welch
Henderson
Greenwood
Roche
Worcester
The
Treasury
Bath House
Lowell
Casey
Hilliard
Registrar of Voters
Street Department
Commons Department
Arbitration Talks On Sala & Co Claim With Dominica
Washington reports final steps toward arbitration between Dominica and J Sala & Co of New York over a $215,000 damages claim for supplies to the late President Heureaux of San Domingo. The surviving head of Sala & Co is a woman. Frederick Van Dyne is named arbitrator for the firm, while Bolivian minister Mr Guadalla is Dominican arbitrator, with a third likely to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dominica
J. Sala & Company
New York
President Heureaux
Santo Domingo
Sala & Co
State Department
United States
Frederick van Dyne
Department of State
Guadalla
San Domingo
Trains Collision Near Highland Falls Causes Injuries
A work train collided with a through West Shore train at J. Pierpont Morgan's private landing in Highland Falls New York. Four or five work cars overturned and three Italian laborers were trapped under wreckage and rushed to a Newburgh hospital amid efforts to free them. Three men jumped into the Hudson river to escape, rescued with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Falls
N. Y
West Shore Railroad
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hudson River
Newburgh
Inquiry resumes in Jesse Lewisohn case before Justice Wyatt
The New York District Attorney's inquiry, halted by Jesse Lewisohn's refusal to answer, reopened today before Justice Wyatt. A witness was examined who did not plead constitutional rights and testified about gambling at a house on East 44th Street under investigation over the last five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Jesse Lewisohn
Wyatt
East 44Th Street
Jewelry theft at Westminster hotel during dinner
A. W. Williams of Hartford and his wife suffered a daring burglary at the Westminster hotel in Los Angeles. While they dined, a door lock was picked and trunks opened, yielding about $3000 in jewelry. The report notes additional market news about turkeys at Putnam's market.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. W. Williams
Hartfor , Conn
Westminster Hotel
Ordered home from the Philippines signal corps
Washington reports 21 men of the signal corps are recalled from the Philippines after over three years abroad. With only about 450 signal men there, the chief signal officer seeks a rules-based return for others and urges a larger signal corps to meet needs in the Philippines and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greely
Signal Corps
Philipppines
Death of George Wright Ends Divorce Case in Court
New York on December 28 reports the sudden death of George Wright a city horseman during a divorce suit. As his wife’s lawyers sought alimony a defense lawyer announced his death in the courtroom shortening the action and leaving the case unresolved.
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New York
George Wright
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MR. Bischoff
Greene
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O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Mark Downs
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W.A Bergengren
M.D
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