Boston Strike Hardens As Police Tighten Control
Boston on January 25 sees fresh developments in the city teamsters strike. A temporary injunction favors R. S. Brine Transportation and police are authorized to arrest those who insult drivers, with fines up to 20 dollars. Officials warn crowds as union leadership shifts and two strike committee members resign.
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Boston
Teamsters
R. S. Brine Transportation Company
W. H. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Gaskin
Division 3
Hanscom
East Broadway
India Street
New York Signs Fogel to Manage Team for Season
Horace S. Fogel of Philadelphia has been signed by Andrew Freedman to manage the New York baseball team for the upcoming season, a statement to be published tomorrow by the Journal and American.
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New York
Horace S. Fogel
Philadelphia
Andrew Freedman
Journal and American
Patrick Trial Pauses In New York Court
New York January 25 there was no session today of Recorder Goffs court where Albert T Patrick is being tried The trial will be resumed Monday in the case filed against him in the ongoing proceedings and is expected to continue with testimony and argument once reconvened.
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New York
Goff
Albert T. Patrick
Traders National Bank offers foreign exchange and deposits
Traders National Bank provides foreign exchange payable worldwide in English French German and Swedish money. It issues letters of credit travelers cheques and runs a savings department paying 31 percent per annum compounded semi annually. It offers safety deposit boxes private rooms ladies banking rooms and serves as a depository for the United States and Massachusetts. Banking hours are 8am to 4pm weekdays and 8am to 1pm Saturday with 7 to 9pm hours noted. Locations at Middlesex Street and Post Office Av.
Temperance Leader Offered NY Mission Faces Local Boycott
Concord New Hampshire January 25 Michael J Fanning superintendent of the New Hampshire Anti Saloon league has been offered a salary increase by the National league to do three months of work in New York state and then organize Massachusetts He faces boycott attempts in Concord having been ordered from his lodging house by a proprietor who says his presence hurts business A mass convention in Concord is planned for early summer to discuss fighting the local option license law movement
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Concord
N. H
Michael J. Fanning
New Hampshire
Anti-Saloon League
National League
New York State
Massachusetts
Fanning
Prince Henry Visit Seen As Friendly Gesture Not Political
Berlin observers view Prince Henry’s U.S. trip as a goodwill mission by the German Emperor aimed at pleasing a rising power. Vienna Paris and London weigh the visit as diplomacy, while Berlin officials deny German backing of any Cuba intervention. The Emperor backs art gifts and Harvard ties as part of a gracious, nonsecret initiative.
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New York
Prince Henry
United States
Berlin
the Tribune
America
Vienna
Paris
London
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Cuba
Evans
Harvard College
Harvard
Shootout on interurban line leaves man wounded in hip
In Terre Haute Indiana a westbound Brazil Inter-Urban car carrying mail was attacked by a crowd of miners at Seeleyville switch eight miles east. Captain K H Hagerman was shot in the hip as non union train crews and miners exchanged at least twenty shots when the car returned with the mail. The car was left in darkness during the exchange and lights were not on at the switch.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Brazil
Seeleyville
Prince Henry to Visit Western City for Exposition
Still at it delegation to appear before legislatures Feb. 10 to present the Louisiana Purchase exposition plan. German embassy says Prince Henry will visit St. Louis around March 5. Mississippi approves $50,000 for state exhibit, first such appropriation. Porto Rico, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts also moving on exhibits and funding.
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St. Louis
Francis
Washington
Prince Henry
Joint Committee On
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Porto Rico
Mississippi
Assignment Made By Maddock & Locke Leather Firm
The Army Maddock and Locke leather firm at 39 High Street assigned for creditors to S K Hamilton. George H Maddock is ill and provides no details. liabilities estimated at 150000 to 200000 in the leather district. Arey Maddock Locke of Maine, capital 150000, succeeded firm with Arey and Locke dead. The concern also controlled Telesis Tannery at Saco Maine, incorporated as St Regis Leather with 25000 capital. Boston Globe.
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Army, Maddock & Locke Company
High Street
George H. Maddock
W. F. Currier
S. K. Hamilton
Milk Street
Arey
Telesis Tannery
Saco
St. Regis
American machinery to be sent to Black Sea from U S ports
Five shiploads totaling about 36 000 tons of American agricultural machinery will be dispatched from New York and Philadelphia to Odessa and Novorossisk within six weeks. The Othello will carry over 10 000 tons including McCormick harvesters. Other consignors include Deering, Johnson, Plane, Aultman Miller and Deer ing Harvester companies.
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New York
Philadelphia
Black Sea
Alfred R. Post & Co
Castello
Deering Harvester Company
Chicago
Johnson Harvester Company
Batavia
Plane Manufacturing Company
Aultman-Miller Company
Akron
Ohio
Tannery Firm Arey Maddock and Locke Followed in Directory
The firm Arey Maddock & Locke, which the company succeeded, had previously operated the old tannery on Tanner Street in Ayer's City, and their name appeared in the local directory for many years.
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Arey, Maddock & Locke
Tanner Street
Ayer’s City
Wisconsin tobacco dealers form grower and dealer association
About 300 Wisconsin tobacco dealers and growers met in Madison on January 25 in the assembly chamber to protest a tariff cut on Cuban tobacco. They formed the Tobacco Growers and Dealers association of Wisconsin and cited annual production of 150000 cases valued at 4500000 dollars and 150000000 cigars as evidence that tariff reductions would harm the industry.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Tobacco
Assembly Chamber
Cuba
Tobacco Growers and Dealers Association of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Women to join Rush Medical School in Chicago
Chicago January 25. Women medical students expelled from Northwestern University’s medical school for women will be admitted to full privileges at Rush Medical College. The Rush faculty resolved the plan after a spirited debate.
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Rush Medical School
Chicago
Northwestern University
Medical School
Rush Medical College
Daughters of the Revolution Host Reception for Brockunier Visit
Next Saturday evening at the A. O. U. W. hall the Wheeling chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution will host a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hugh Brockunier in the city. From 8 30 to 11 o'clock the auditorium will host members of the two organizations and friends. Music will be by the Onera house orchestra and refreshments by Ziegenfelder's. Hall decorations will feature buff and blue in honor of the revolution's orders. It is expected to be one of the month's biggest receptions.
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A. O. U. W. Hall
Wheeling
Daughters of the Revolution
Sons of the Revolution
Sam Hugh Brockunier
City
Onera House
Ziegenfelder’s
W. Va
Wood’s bundle sale offer presents not prizes at auction
At a sale led by Mr. Wood the crowd found humorous items in bundles such as a corn cob pipe a fine toothed comb and silk garters. He stressed that only presents are given not prizes and that no law bars this gesture.
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Wood
Imaginary assault provokes judge and complaints in Lowell
James Burns accused an unknown assailant of attacking him in a saloon back room two nights earlier. He blamed Deputy Welch and criticized the police for not catching the aggressor. Burns suggested electrocuting the suspect. Judge Hadley ordered contact with Burns' financially well-off relatives for care. Burns owns substantial Lowell property.
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Deputy Welch
Mr. Burns
Hadley
Burns Ag
Welch
Burns
Lowell
Five Boys Escape From Truant School in Lawrence
Five boys ranging from 12 to 13 years old escaped from the truant school last night in Lawrence. Named are William Carney 12 William Stuart 12 Thomas Conway 13 of Lynn David Driscoll 13 of Peabody and Sharkeppi Bessteny 12 of Lawrence. They wore gray truant school suits.
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Lawrence
William Carney
William Stuart
Thomas Conway
Lynn
David Driscoll
Peabody
Sharkeppi Bessteny
No Truth In It About Borghese Gallery Sale
New York reports that the Agnews deny offering two million for the Borghese gallery and state no such bid occurred as the Italian government has already bought the collection. They add Italy will not permit sale to foreigners, countering fears of American purchase.
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New York
Borghese Gallery
London
The
Journal and American
Agnews
Lord Stanley
Lowell Building Ordinance Notice On Penalty Compliance
A notice from the superintendent of public buildings outlines a building ordinance with penalties for non compliance. The brief item appears in this issue, highlighting enforcement measures and the authority behind the rule.
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Lowell
Superintendent of Public Buildings
Brother Suspected in Ice Man Murder Case
Chicago January 25. Coroner jury verdict recommends William McFetridge, brother of the dead man, be held to the grand jury. Autopsy suggests the assailant may have used two revolvers in the murder of Robert McFetridge, the wealthy ice man.
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Chicago
Robert McFetridge
William McFetridge
My Hair Ayer's Hair Vigor Hair Growth Claim
The product is marketed as a hair food that nourishes hair to grow and stop shedding while restoring gray hair color. Sold for $1 through all druggists. Ayer Co. based in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Ayer
Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
No Disaster At Flushing Report Proved False
Brussels Jan 25 report of an unknown steamer believed British sinking in the Scheldt near Vlissingen during fog proved untrue after investigation. No confirmation of the loss or casualties could be found.
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Brussels
Scheldt
Vliessingen
Flu ‘N
Netherlands
Lowell Doctors Form Albany Based Supply Company
Lowell doctors Dr. J. C. Irish Dr. Leonard Huntress Dr. F. W. Chadbourne Dr. Guy Holbrook and Dr. Robert Bell organize the Associated Physicians' Supply Company incorporated in Albany with 150000 dollars capital and headquarters in New York City.
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J. C. Irish
Leonard Huntress
F. W. Chadbourne
Guy Holbrook
Robert &. Bell
Associated Physicians’ Supply Company, Incorporated
Albany
New York City
Miles denies presidential bid in Boston letter
Gen Nelson A Miles replies to Gen F Washburn stating he is not a candidate for the Presidency and has not authorized any reports. He adds his ambition is to serve the country and he will not seek presidential honors. The exchange comes amid pressure from Massachusetts club officials.
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Boston
F. Washburn
Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts
Bryan Club
Nelson A. Miles
Washburn
Gen. Miles
Washington
Miles
No Robbery Believed In Boston Mail Incident
Boston January 25 post office inspectors have concluded there was no robbery on the Boston and Albany train. Three letter packages found on the track prompted initial fears, but inspector George Evans said the open mail pouch fell to the car floor, pulling out its hook and spilling contents. A $25,000 draft was recovered and moisture loosened mucilage allowed sight of contents. most letters are believed recovered.
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Post Office
Albany
Geo
Evans
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Inssetor Evans Te
Schley Honored in Chicago Arrives to Enthusiastic Greeting
Rear Admiral Schley arrived in Chicago at 9 30 a m amid tumultuous acclaim from thousands at the Baltimore and Ohio depot and along nearby streets. A city council delegation and Civil War naval veterans greeted him, and Alderman Frank Fowler presented commendatory resolutions on behalf of the council.
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Chicago
Schley
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Frank Fowler
Olympia Goes Into Commission at Boston Navy Yard
The Olympia was commissioned at the Boston navy yard at 10 o clock this morning in a brief ceremony lasting about 15 minutes. Captain Barclay transferred the ship to Captain Henry W. Lyon as the crew assembled on deck, the commission whip snapped, the flag rose, bugles sounded, and the Star Spangled Banner was played with all present uncovered.
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Boston
Olympia
Navy Yard
Barclay
Henry W. Lyon
Hotel Cecil in Ottawa Burns Down
Ottawa Ont January 25 The Hotel Cecil owned by ex Mayor Davidson was destroyed by fire at dawn with losses near 80000 and insurance about 30000 Guests on the first floor saved belongings while those on the fifth floor fled in night clothes some rescued by ladders One man clung to a window sill for ten minutes until help arrived The fire likely started on the switch roof fourth flat due to bad insulation
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Ottawa
Ont
Cecil
Davidson
One Day of Freedom Too Much for Myron
Peter Myron, just released from jail, walked into town with new clothes and money, drank heavily with an old friend, assaulted Officer Breault during ejection, and received three months in jail plus ten days for drunkenness after claiming self defense. Other local cases followed with fines, jail terms, and reform school sentences.
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Myron
Peter Myron
Peter
Moody Street
Breauit
Law
Poice
Hadley
Breault
Welch
My ’Sa
Lyman School
Tennon
Constables and the Dime Novel Type
Mayor Dimon orders reform of constables amid complaints of armed intimidation in debt collection. Civil officers may not carry revolvers or cuffs when serving process or threaten property seizure without a court hearing. The city will curb the dime novel style and enforce lawful procedures this year.
Dr. Bacon Estate Divided Among Heirs
A Biddeford despatch reports the division of Dr Horace Bacon’s estate in Biddeford among heirs in Biddeford and Lowell Massachusetts The estate is valued at about 15000 dollars.
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DR. Bacon
Biddeford
Horace Bacon
Lowell
Mass
Last Trip of St Josephs Crewman Maguire Dies at 53
Frank Maguire long time St Joseph steamer crewman died at Ratliff house at 1 o clock in his 53d year after pneumonia. Born in Lowell Massachusetts he came to this region after the war and served in postal work on local packets before joining the riverboat crew. Interment will be from Charles Junglings North Union street next Thursday. He left no near relatives and never married.
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George F. Colter
Boston
Peter A. Fay
Colter
Jeremiah F. Toohey
Chelmsford
Lowell
Edwin Ss. Bow
Eliza McNally
Edward Allen
State Farm
George Savageau
James Doyle
Michael McDonald
Broadway
Mary Sullivan
Massachusetts Reformatory
Frank Maguire
St. Joseph
Ratliff House
Maguire
Mass
Charles Jungling
North Union Street
Natchez (Miss
Councilman Park Out After Severe Illness
Councilman Park returns to city hall after a severe illness. He previously called at city hall on Friday, prompting city officials to note his absence.
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Councilman Park
City Hall
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