Boston Breweries Seek Unite Court Action On Boycott
A Boston court hears 14 equity bills filed by 25 defendants including brewer plaintiffs against labor unions and leaders over alleged boycott actions. Judge Braley orders a master to try the cases jointly, with hearings to proceed swiftly as witnesses are summoned and process served on individual defendants. The unions argue improper service and lack of jurisdiction, while representatives say the suits target key individuals for alleged conspiracy to disrupt customers.
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National Union of Steam Engineers of America
Francis H. McCarthy
James R. Crozier
John A. Kenney
Frederick J. Kneeland
Dennis D. Driscoll
Edmund F. Ward
John Dempsey
Michael Leary
J. Emil Lieber
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John McCarthy
James Kilroy
Lawrence I. Hackett
Patrick McDermott
Michael Flannagan
Richard Garrity
Henry Abrahams
Michael Murphy
Edward Breidenbach
James Dempsey
William F. Whalen
Elmer EB. Searle
Mysterious Miss Higgins Confesses to Missing Wife Identity
Lawrence July 24. Miss Mary Higgins who has lived at 28 Winter street for two weeks admits she is the missing wife of Francis K. Thomas of Exeter Me. She says Frank Brown of South Berwick is her brother and the missing man disappeared at Pushaw lake July 6. She recounts abuse by her husband and her flight to avoid pursuit while using her mother's maiden name.
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Charles White
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Missing Man Mystery Confounds Sister in Search
A sister claims a missing man is her brother and cannot explain the origin of the strange tale. The report notes her persistent belief amid uncertainty and ongoing efforts to locate the man. Authorities and family members urge patience as clues are pursued.
Razor and Revolver Fight At Dorchester Street Barbershop
Boston July 24. John Libro and Frank D Amico clashed at 246 Dorchester street South Boston with a razor and a revolver during a morning dispute. Libro injured D Amico before fleeing but police captured both. Libro charged with assault and battery with a razor and held on $500 bond for the superior court. D Amico held as a witness.
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Edward B. Rutter Dies After Long Illness in Lawrence
Lawrence obituary notes Edward B. Rutter, aged 73, died at 142 East Haverhill Street after more than two years of illness. He leaves widow Dr. Clara Rogers Rutter plus two children Everett and Esther, and three brothers including former Lawrence mayor and fire chief Charles G. Rutter. Born Wayland January 30, 1851, he lived in Lawrence since age 19 and helped found W. F. Rutter & Co. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from East Haverhill residence with Rev. F. H. Page officiating assisted by Rev. Thomas Tyrie.
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Esther Rutter
Charles G. Rutter
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George H. Rutter
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Gunboat Machias Sails for Cape Haitien
Washington reports the gunboat Machias ordered to Cape Haytien at Minister Livingstone’s urging sailed yesterday from Colon. The Marietta, initially sent to relieve Machias, was diverted to Venezuela and is now ordered to proceed to the isthmus promptly to maintain transit and support communications amid Panama unrest.
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Pilgrim Club Formally Launches In London Meeting
The Pilgrim club, a new group linking Americans and Englishmen through global branches, was officially launched in London. Lord Roberts was named honorary president, with Lieut.-General Lord Grenfell, Dr Chauncey M. Depew, and Captain the Hon. Hedworth Lambton as vice presidents. Letters of support came from Sir Henry Irving, Lord Strathcona, the High Commissioner of Canada, Lord Alverstone, Lord Rothschild, and J N M Rockefeller Jr.
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Victoria & Albert
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Emperor William Sends Thanks After Cork Regatta
A telegram read at Cork assize court from Emperor William thanked Chief Justice O'Brien for hospitality to the Berlin rowing crew in the international cup contest and praised Leander Rowing Club for its sportsmanlike message, expressing hope for renewed visits to promote good will between Germany and Ireland.
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Belmont McDonald syndicate wins East River tunnel bid
The board of rapid transit commissioners in New York unanimously accepted the Belmont McDonald syndicate bid to build a tunnel under the East River to Brooklyn for 2,000,000 with 1,000,000 more for terminals. The commission also ordered plans for a tunnel from Union Square to 42nd Street.
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