Right of Silence in Labor Case Sparks Contempt Ruling
Judge Grosscup rules two jailed labor leaders Mulligan and Donahue not required to answer potentially incriminating questions, calling the confinement an extraordinary proceeding and upholding the right to silence as a constitutional shield. riot and gunfire erupt in Choye and Cornell alley as police guard a lumber wagon. Edward Mullen wounded. efforts to settle the teamsters strike resume with city officials and Employers Association at impasse.
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Chicago
Peter F. Grosscup
United States District Court
Bernard Mulligan
John H. Donahue
Grosscup
Mulligan
Donahue
Mulligan and Donahue
Choye and
Cornell Avenues
Arthur Gourley Lumber Company
Edward Mullen
Teamsters’ Union
German Hospital
Mullen
Congress
Halstead Streets
Teamsters Meet For Strike Settlement Power Transfer
The committee received written authority to act and a joint council meeting appointed a full-power delegation to meet Mr. Mayer. Albert Young, ex-president of the International Teamsters Union, was arrested on criminal libel charges over claims that Robert J. Thorne offered $10,000 to trigger a strike. Young posted $5,000 bond for his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Meyer
Employers Association
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Mayor
Mayer
Albert Young
International Teamsters Union
Robert J. Thorne
Montgomery, Ward & Company
June popular science and McClure's feature lineup
The June issues preview diverse science and literary pieces. Lacy Holden Daniels White Cockerell Williams Beal plus Muir Wagner Brent and Woodberry contribute essays and travel notes. McClure’s presents Adams Keller Chester Train O’Higgins and Gilmore with stories, poems, and a new look at college athletics and typhoid.
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Scice
von Baer
William A. Lacy
Edward S. Holden
Arthur H. Daniels
Charles A. White
Rocky Mountains
T. D. ¥. Cockerell
Henry S. Williams
W. J. Beal
Regie Foundation
Wistar Institute
University of Pennsylvania
McClure
June McClure
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Helen Keller
Sir Walter Scott
George Edward Woodberry
George Randolph Chester
Tutt House
Inez Haynes Gilmore
The House of a Thousand Candles in The Reader
The June Reader prints the first instalment of Meredith Nicholson’s new novel The House of a Thousand Candles set in Indiana and the Hoosier lake country. Critics call it vivid and virile with fresh, compelling action and strong storytelling.
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Reader
Meredith Nicholson
Mr. Nicholson
Indiana
Lake Country
Hoosier States
Zelda Cameron
Howard Chandler Christy
Cal Cura Solvent Kidney Cure Guarantee Advertisement
An early 20th century ad promises Cal-Cura Solvent cures kidney diseases at no cost unless it works. It guarantees refunds if not satisfied and stresses confidence in the medicine from doctor Kennedy and firm A. W. Dows & Co. The copy touts dissolving gravel and uric acid as the mechanism and urges immediate trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Dows & Co
Beavers Oil Promised Relief for Rheumatism
Advertisement claims Beaver Oil treats muscular inflammatory and sciatic rheumatism in advanced stages. It instructs applying oil to affected areas and warming with cloth to induce sweating and blood circulation, purportedly expelling uric acid and restoring health. Sold by A. W. Dows & Co and other local pharmacies.
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A. W. Dows & Co
C. E. Carter
Fells & Burkinshaw
Lowell Pharmacy
Notable June issues and features across major magazines
A survey of June offerings across The Century and St Nicholas magazines. Notable items include The Century's extensive literary and factual material with profiles of Grosvenor and Hagerman, engineering feats, travel writing, and culinary notes. St Nicholas centers on outdoor summer themes, children's stories, practical crafts, and photography education.
Lowest Rail Rates to Denver and Colorado Springs
L. P. Burgess of the N. E. P. A. advertises low fares via the Nickel Plate Road to Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo with return options. Ticket sale dates, return limits, and details are requested in the Epworth League and Eagles conventions notices to be submitted from Old South Building, Boston, Mass.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Nickel Plate
Epworth League
Eagles
L. P. Burgess
Old South Bidg
Boston
Mass
Tornado Strikes Thumb District. towns of Urban Cass City hit
A consensus of reports from Michigan recounts a tornado moving northeast from Caro to Urban and Cass City. In Tuscola and Sanilac counties the storm razed homes, killed Mary Smith and a child of John Smith, wounded several Philpotts children, and injured others including John Smith. Lightning killed Elsie Appleman in Hemlock and injured George Morrow in Central Lake. 13 residences and 19 barns were blown down. two towns in New York report a separate tornado with extensive damage but no fatalities.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Thumb
Tuscola
Sanilac
Mary Smith
John Smith
Urban
Edward Philpots
Edward Philpotts
Wagner
William Hutchinson
William Dosser
Elsie Appleman
Hemlock
Saginaw County
George Morrow
Central Lake
Charlevox County
Morrow
Free Press
Sanilac Centre
Carow
Sanilac County
Hovesta
Snover
Cass City
Laing
Farmer Smith
Philpotts
Colwood
James H. Mulholland
Thomas Seeley
Binghamton
NW. Y
Susquehanna River
Chelsea Brief Illness and Sweetser Homestead Sale
In Chelmsford a brief illness claimed the life of Edgar E. Sweet age 16, at his parents corner Billerica and Wilson streets. He died Monday noon of cerebro spinal meningitis after a weekend decline. The funeral will be private. Martin Robbins bought the Charles Sweetser homestead on Boston road, a 17 acre property with a large two story house, barn and outbuildings. He plans exterior updates though interiors are in good condition, noting nine old fashioned fireplaces and three brick ovens. Central Congregational church will hold special children’s Sunday services next Sunday.
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Edgar E. Sweet
A. J. W. Sweet
Billerica and
Wilson Street
Lowell
Howard
Ja & Martin Robbins
Charles Sweetser
Boston Road
Central Congregational Church
A. Bodreau
E. Hill
Charles Hill
Hamilton
Severance
Bennett
Weller
Elsie Lane
Muriel Hill
Gertrude Breffer
Lucy E. Googins
Beulah MacDonald
Ethel Pierce
Fernald
C. Corbett
Miss Goucher
Corinne Derocher
Alice B. Smith
Ladies Aid Society
Mr. Corbett
Alice Smith
Hatley Street
Bowers
J. Bowers
John Warner
Haverhill
C. Remms
Puffer
Sunshine and sermons mark Billerica weekend notices
At the Orthodox church Rev Dale preached on Acts 10 28 Rev Allen from Waverly spoke at the Unitarian on Proverbs 11 24 The Baptist sermon centered on Jesus and his doctrines Sunshine club decorated the church The Sunday school concert is planned for next week Odd Fellows will lead the evening service with stereopticon imagery Roscoe Baker returns from Colorado for vacation The Howe school class of 1905 picnicked at Parker's grave on Saturday A shower dampened spirits and clothes Boating on the Concord river followed by a shared spread New settees on the common are noted and more would improve appearances.
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Dale
God
Mr. Allen
Waverly
Unitarian
Sunshine Club
Evans
Baptist Church
Jesus
Odd Fellows
Roscoe Baker
Colorado
Howe School
Parker's
Concord
North Billerica Health Update and Local Sports Result
Two new diphtheria cases reported to the board of health since Saturday. F L Carr of Newton Theological Seminary officiated both North Billerica Baptist services. John Barrington of New York visiting relatives on Billerica avenue. North Billerica baseball beat American Glee Club Lowell 5 to 4 at Faulkner Park Saturday.
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Board of Health
F. L. Carr
Newton Theological Seminary
North Billerica Baptist Church
John Barrington
New York City
Billerica Avenue
North Billerica
American Glee Club
Lowell
Faulkner Park
Westford Funeral for Elizabeth B Clifford
Funeral services were held at the home of her daughter Mrs Sidney Whitney for Elizabeth B Clifford who died after a long illness. Born in England she moved to the United States at about age 20 and married Edwin Burnham of Vermont with two children Elizabeth and Walter. Her husband died young and she later wed Simeon Clifford of Warren New Hampshire who was lost at sea. Burial was in Fairview cemetery as friends noted her long invalid years and caretakers.
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Lowell & Fitchburg Street Railway Company
Railroad Commissioners
Boston & Maine Railroad
Graniteville
Westford
Elizabeth B. Clifford
Sidney Whitney
Elizabeth B
Walter E. Burnham
Simeon Clifford
Warren
N. H
Clifford
Benj. F. Bailey
C. R. P. Decater
Samuel Taylor
Frank Banister
Chas. Whiting
George E. Gould
Fairview Cemetery
Alma Decater
True A. Bean
Burke
Stony Brook
North Chelmsford
Ayer
Middlesex Villages Crescent Lose Big To Middlesex 23 to 2
The Crescent baseball club was defeated 23 to 2 at Middlesex Saturday as Middlesex hitters struck often. Key plays included Myrick running catch and Pope with two three base hits while Bodreau hit a home run for Middlesex. Umpire A Bodreau and scorer E Hill noted the lopsided score and late social events followed.
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Crescent
Middlesex
Myrick
Pope
Thomas Bodreau
O'Brien Bros Tea Dealers Advertise Fresh Roasts
A compact storefront notice from O'Brien Bros tea dealers at 227 Central Street promises coffees and all grades roasted fresh daily.
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O’brien Bros
Central Street
New Haven Railroad Schedules From Lowell Departures Change
New York New Haven Hartford trains will leave Lowell Middlesex Street Depot on Oct 8 for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and many way stations at 7 10 11 22 am and 5 22 pm. connections at South Framingham with Boston Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West. 5 22 pm train links with the Sound line for New York City. Sunday runs listed. officials Kendall and Shepard signed.
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Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston & Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfiel
Albany
Concord Junction
Boston & Maine
New York City
Sou
Mansfield
Shanway
C. Kendall
C. M. Shepard
A Different Kind of Diamond In a Job Interview
In a humorous exchange a prospective employer asks about employment history. Johnnie replied he once sold peanuts at the ball-ground and now presents himself as a diamond merchant in a different line of work. The humor hinges on trading one small gem for another.
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Johnnie
Lowell train schedule corrected for June 5 1905
Train times listed from Merrimack Street Depot Lowell to Boston and other points. Includes Sundays and weekdays with numerous destinations such as Lawrence Haverhill Newburyport and Bangor. Notes express trains and special routes to Montreal and Quebec with agent references.
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Merrimack Street Dépot
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street Station
V .Don
Salem
Mass
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Haverhill Bridge
Hampton
North Hamp O
York Beach
R. R
Exeter
Dover
Sam A. m
Alton Bay
Somersworth
Saco
Old Grehard
Portland
Cas
Lewiston
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Bangor
Belfast
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. John
N. B
Halifax
Eastport
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Rank Jones
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Joan J. Zinuze
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zVia
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J. Flanders
Gen. Pass
H. C. Taft
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