Brine Case In Court Over Teamsters Injunction
Boston January court hearings on Brine Transportation vs Teamsters' union proceed with witnesses and cross claims. Four bodies, including the State board of arbitration and a legislative hearing, weigh in as the judge considers extending or dissolving the temporary injunction amid blockades and confrontations at the courthouse.
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Boston
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
State Board of Arbitration
Committee On Labor
Crane
Equity
Superior Court
Braley
R. S. Brine Company
Brine Company
L. Whipple
H. J. Jaquith
John W. Sherman
Nathan Matthews
D. W. Towle
J. H. Austin
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Union
State House
Donohue
Fall River
Arbitration Board
Judge Braley
R. S. Brine Transportation Comany
Brotherhood of Teamsters and Helperseal No. 25
Team Drivers’ International Union Local 25
William Hartnett
Frank
R. 8 S. Brine Transportation Company
Sherman L. Whipple
Team Drivers’ Union
Henry J. Jaquith
John Wever
Oscar F. Cox
Allied Freight Council
Jaquith
Whipple
Bond
Mr. Whipple
Brine
Cox and Hartnett
Whippl
Daring Train Hold Up on Southern Railway Near Branchville
A bold express robbery occurred about 7 PM on the Southern railway near Branchville S C five miles from the 1897 event site. Seven or eight men on the platform between engine and baggage car seized engineer Reynolds and fireman Cobb escaped. They forced open the through safe. one man climbed to gun down and open the door. Three robbers entered the car and stripped the local safe. The engineers returned the train to Branchville with no further incidents. Leader thought to be Barton Warren who previously robbed a Southern express car. An $800 reward is offered.
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Branchville
S. C
Southern Railway
Charleston
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Cobb
Black
Winchester
Ocal
Hall
Barton Warren
Southern Express
Thos. Watson
Warren
Paris Medicine Company Increases Capital Stock
The Paris Medicine Company of St. Louis held its annual meeting in Paris Tennessee and increased capital stock to 100000 dollars. E W Grove was reelected president A H Duncan vice president and F L Seely secretary treasurer. Seely oversees the St Louis office at 2624 Pine Street as the firm reports rapid growth and worldwide reception of its Laxative Bromo Quinine. Last year sales reached nearly six million boxes and are expected to rise. The company promotes its cold remedy with long running notices in the St Louis Republic.
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Paris Medicine Company of
St. Louis
Paris
St. Louis Republic
Fall River Mills Seek Labor Committee After Meeting
Labor troubles in Fall River prompt a move by cotton manufacturers who signed to form a union to settle disputes. A meeting today adjourned without action, spurred by the Sagamore mills strike. A mill treasurer warned he might withdraw from other existing agreements.
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Fall River
Sagamore Mills
Patents Office Reports 1901 Activity Totales
Washington reports the patent office year ending December 31 1901 shows 43973 mechanical patent apps 2861 design apps 115 re issues 2410 trademarks 1064 labels 238 prints. Total patents issued 27292 including designs 81 reissued 1928 trademarks 878 labels 159 prints. Patent expirations reached 19147.
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Washington
Congress
Lost Her Mate in Heavy Seas Off Cape Hatteras
The schooner Norman from Brunswick bound for New Bedford with 26,000 feet of pine lumber docked at Wickford leaking badly. Mate Francis Wadefield of Ellsworth Maine was washed overboard during a storm after decks flooded. He was last seen clinging to a plank about 200 feet from the ship.
Binder twine seized at Newburyport under prison labor ban
Treasury agents seized two carloads of binder twine in Newburyport, alleging the twine originated from prison labor in a Canadian penitentiary. Federal law prohibits importing such products into the United States.
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Boston
Treasury
Newburyport
United States
Rumors of Kruger American Tour Arise in Europe
The Hague January 27. Reports say pro-Boer supporters seek to push Boer propaganda in the United States by arranging a Kruger visit and Boer delegates may travel to America in spring. If Kruger’s health does not improve, his participation in any such tour seems unlikely.
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The
Hague
Kruger
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
United States
America
New Steam Route to Link Waterbury and New Haven
President Hall of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad announced a new steam passenger route between Waterbury and New Haven. A short connection at West Cheshire will join Waterbury Meriden Middletown and the New Haven and Northampton division, cutting the run to one hour. The note ends with an awkward fragment referencing Miss Stone and a missed lecture engagement.
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New Haven, Conn
President Hall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Waterbury
New Haven
Waterbury, Meriden and Middletown
Northampton
West Cheshire
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Southern Road
Paris Medicine Company
Paris, Tenn
Norman
Wickford, R. I
Johann Hoff
NEW Steam Railroad
Miss Stone
Agven
Courier
the Citizen
Charles Morris
Morris
Courier-Citizen
Lowell
Courier-Citizen CO
Merrimack Street
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