Waterbury braces as National Guard aids trolley strike
Waterbury wakes under martial law as Connecticut National Guard units patrol and guard lines of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company. Troops are quartered citywide, with some sent to Naugatuck, while nonunion workers suffer injuries from clashes nightly. Officials promise full service while Warned of possible trouble as city awaits further developments.
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Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut National Guard
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
National Guard
Naugatuck
Gov. Chamberlain
Union
Sewall
Alexander Winthrop
Hartford
Cole
Russell H. Frost
St Paul Arrives After Rough Atlantic Voyage
The American line steamer St Paul reached New York from Southampton and Cherbourg after weather delays and a cracked cylinder cap forced repairs. After a ten hour delay, she sailed again, faced storms and heavy gales, and anchored briefly off Staten Island before proceeding to her pier.
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New York
American Line
St. Paul
Southampton
Cherbourg
Jamison
Atlantic
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Miles met King during Windsor visit in London
Lieut. Gen. Miles said the King received him cordially and recalled the jubilee visit. He noted the King showed interest in the far east and hoped the Prince and Princess of Wales could visit America, though nothing is settled. Miles declined to discuss Venezuela or the Philippine questions. Mrs. Miles was not invited to Windsor Castle, a point Gen. Miles called a mistake by someone here.
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London
Miles
Windsor
America
Far East
Prince
Princess of Wales
Windsor Castle
Lower coal prices not in sight for Lowell yet
The Lowell area sees no quick coal price drop amid high transport costs and demurrage. Delays at loading docks, theft, watchman charges, and rail carriage add to costs, while New York prices vary and carriers delay shipments, keeping local prices firm.
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New York City
Lowell
Lowell Coal Company
New York
Moore
Tidewater
Delicate Women and Youth Need Hood Peptiron Tonic
Delicate women school boys and girls must have iron. Peptiron, a tonic for weakness paleness and nerves, provides vigor and color. Available as a liquid cordial elixir at $1 per bottle or chocolate coated pills at 50c or $1 per box from C. I. Hood Co. Hood's Sarsaparilla Lowell MA USA.
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C. I. Hood CO
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Lowell
Mass
Former Secretary John D Long Improves at Hospital
Boston Feb 2 Former Navy Secretary John D Long shows steady improvement and is considered decidedly improved by his physicians. Gov Loney's doctor Dr J Winthrop Spooner left St Margaret's hospital for his home in Hingham. The medical bulletin notes continued improvement from the previous day and a comfortable night, with Dr Cabot in charge after Dr Cutler left.
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Boston
John D. Long
Gov.Loney
J. Winthrop Spooner
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Hingham
Gov. Long
Spooner
Cutler
Cabot
Mr. Long
King Edward’s Weather Halts Windsor Visit
London February 9 King Edward and Queen Alexandra postponed a planned visit to Chatsworth due to the King’s feverish cold. He was seen planting trees near Windsor Castle at noon and appeared in good health and spirits.
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London
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Windsor Castle
Drunken Row and Larceny Case In Boston Court
Michael Mousa and Assam Rott, Syrians, charged with larceny of $100 from Ira Thomas, discharged after money found. McGillian pleads guilty to drunkenness, found assaulting Moynihan with a paving stone, fined $18. Byrne, a legislator, again charged with larceny. case postponed to April 2. Garrie Ellis granted bail. YWCA and North End Mission aid emphasized. various petty offenders listed with fines and sentences.
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Michael Mousa
Assam Rott
Ira Thomas
Dennis J. Murphy
James P. McGillian
Michael Moynihan
McGillian
Middlesex
South Streets
Moynihan
Qait
T. J. Dwyer
Joseph Develieu
Michael McCann
Thomas H. Byrne
Peter Prada
Benjamin Thompson
Clifford Choquette
John J. Harvey
Byrne
Garrie F. Ellis
Boott
Frances Bennett
Etta Rutherford
North End
Boston
Hadley
Advices From Nome Reach After Three Months at Sea
A Dawson dispatch reports Nome’s first ice voyage, over three months journey with advices dated November 26. The Arctic pack reached Nome on November 24, winds cooled, sea freezing expected. Natives on Fox creek and Machunk suffer exposure with few meals and medical aid. Seven deaths in Machunk. Nome population down by about 1200 from last winter. Barney Cole from Siberia brings hopeful news of St Lawrence bay. he plans to return.
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Seattle
Wash
Dawson
Nome
Fox Creek
Machunk
Barney Cole
Siberia
St. Lawrence Bay
Cole
Marlboro Awl Shop Sold to United Shoe Machinery Co
The Marlboro Awl and Needle Co. will be absorbed by United Shoe Machinery Co. and moved to Beverly once a new plant is built. The takeover is part of a plan to consolidate the awl manufacturing business under one head at the Beverly plant, with Joe Hibbard leading an augmented orchestra at the upcoming ball.
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United Shoe Machinery Co
Death at Montreal Street reveals gas poisoning mystery
August Wolters a 54 year old brewer at Harvard Brewing company was found dead in his bed on 14 Montreal street after gas cock was on. He had recently survived an earlier gas poisoning incident and local talk suggests possible illness or intent. His wife and three children live in New York.
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August Wolters
Montreal Street
Wolters
Harvard Brewing Company
Cincinnati and Louisville railroad route decided
The Courier Journal reports the Cincinnati and Louisville line will run along the Ohio river from Cincinnati to Madison Indiana then toward the table lands to avoid river hills and rejoin the river at Jeffersonville Independent terminals will be at each end and the line is expected to be completed within 12 months Henry C Starr of Indiana says the Bradford system will finance and likely consolidate the new road with its others
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Louisville
The
Courier- Journal Today
Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Madison
Ind
Jeffersonville
Henry C. Starr
Indiana
Bradford
W. A. Bradford, Jr
Boston
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie
Chicago & Cincinnati
Entire Crew Drowned in Danish Shipwreck
Ringkjoebing Denmark Feb 2 It became known today that all 24 crew members of the Norwegian steamer Avona from New Orleans, which went ashore yesterday at Lemvig, Denmark, were drowned.
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Ringkjoebing
Denmark
New Orleans
Lemvig
Lodging house for sale near Applecon Bank
For sale a 14 room lodging house with an employment office near Applecon Bank. Inquiries at Moore's 20 Hurd Street. Three pounds. Also wanted two sober men for work at Room 84 Hildreth Building between 5 and 6 pm. 13 3t.
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Applecon Bank
Moore's
Hurd Street
Hildreth Building
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Charles H. Garside
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Kate Riley
William Moran
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John P. Eagan
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