Mitchell Hopeful. Mines union seeks accord with operators
Scranton Pa June 15 United Mine Workers meet to decide action after operators refuse to recognize District Presidents Fahy Nicholls and Dettrey on the conciliatory board. Mitchell named chairman as 450 delegates convene amid hopes for peaceful settlement and adherence to the commission's award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
United Mine Workers Convention
Fahy, Nicholls and Dettrey
Mitchell
Charles L. Neill
R. A. Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Gray
Pebliely
United Mine Workers
Balance Due On Care Of Mulligan Is $79.75
In the civil session Judge Hadley presided over James Hanlon versus J. G. Walsh and Mrs. James Hanlon versus J. G. Walsh for board nursing and care of Thomas Mulligan. Defendant administrator argued $150 was paid. plaintiffs claimed $229.75. Judge ruled the $150 covered board and care and ordered payment of the remaining $79.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
James Hanlon
J. G. Walsh
Fall River
J. G Walsh
Thomas Mulligan
A. N. Lincoln
Dennis J. Murphy
Mulligan
Children’s Day Observed With Successful Exercises
Sunday program featured Rev. F. M. Pickles preaching in the morning, a Sunday school concert in the afternoon, with Mrs. E. B. McQuade directing music and Mrs. Yarrow leading recitations. Rev. N. W. Matthews delivered a stirring address to a large appreciative audience. Each student received a potted plant as a parting token and a generous collection was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Pickles
E. B. McQuade
IL Woodcock
Mark Stavely
Yarrow
N. W. Matthews
Lost His Bait Confiscation Leads to Tort Suit in Court
George J. Kearns, arrested weeks ago in Dummers street and fined $50 for illegally keeping intoxicating liquors, appeals to the superior court and sues Supt. William B. Moffatt and Officers Duncan Corcoran and Brown. Sheriff Clark served notices on all four. Peter A. Fay and Daniel J. Donohue represent Kearns. The suit stems from whiskey confiscated for a fishing trip, revealed in the police court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Kearns
Dummers Street
William B. Moffatt
Duncan, Corcoran
Brown
Clark
Peter A. Fay
Kearns
Daniel J. Donohue
Fraternal Groups Plan Picnic and Lodge Installations
Fraternal Lowell council and K of C prepare for an old fashioned basket picnic likely at Willow Dale next month with no definite date. Golden Harvest circle elects Catherine Barden as chief companion and other officers for six months while Merrimack lodge and Loyal Wamesit lodge announce routine business and officer elections amid a busy meeting schedule for I O O F chapters. Memorial services committee formed for July second Sunday observances despite poor weather and a new membership proposal was received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Council
K. of C
Willow Dale
Golden Harvest Circle
Companions of the Forest
the Mighty
Catherine Barden
Anna Shea
Kittie Corcoran
Mamie Carroll
Katie Dwyer
Katie Courtney
Delia Newton
Nellie D'Avignine
Merrimack Lodge
Wamesit Lodge
M. A
Old Odd Fellows’ Hat
Noble Grand
E. J. Lyle
Harry Clayton
John Orrell
P. G
John H. Mills
C. H. Bailey
J. Usher
Bishop O Connell to Confirm at Immaculate Conception
Bishop O Connell will administer the sacrament of confirmation at Immaculate Conception church at 7 30 this evening. The event will be held in the church and is announced by church officials for parishioners and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
O'Connell
Immaculate Conception Church
Marker Placed For Dunklee Grave By Lowell Firemen
The Lowell Veteran Firemen's association sent a marker to Concord New Hampshire for Benjamin F Dunklee's grave and requested decoration on Sunday on firemen's decoration day in Massachusetts. Captain Jacob Lakin of the association placed the marker and performed the honors in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Veteran Firemen’s Association
Concord
N. H
Benjamin F. Dunklee
Massachusetts
Jacob Lakin
Mary Mahan Dies at Home in St Patrick Parish
Mary Mahan, longtime resident of St Patrick's parish, died last evening at her home on 5 Cross Street Avenue. She is survived by one sister, Mrs Edward Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mahan
St. Patrick’s Parish
Cross Street Avenue
Edward Cox
Funeral notices district memorials and services
Funeral notices announced in this column list the Higgins service at Molloy's rooms with six pallbearers and burial at St Patrick's. Other obituaries note Francis Parker Appleton dying in Cohasset at 80 with services in Sandy Cove and Mount Auburn burial. Abigail Crosby Ann Dunn Ellen Johnson Alfred Audette Adolph Nadeau Charles Lilley also listed with ages and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Higgins
Molloy
Peter Glynn
Patrick Cashman
John Mack
Patrick Flannery
Daniel Crowley
Edward Reynolds
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Fr. Walsh
Appleton
Cohasset
Mass
Francis Parker Appleton
Sandy Cove
Boston
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Crosby
Abigail Crosby
Billerica
Dunn
B Street
Ann Dunn
Johnson
Middlesex Street
Ellen V. Johnson
Audette
Lakeview Avenue
P. Alfred Audette
Nadeau
Tucker Street
Adolph Nadeau
Camille
Maria Nadeau
Lilley
Fairmount Street
Charles Lilley
Lockout Called Off After Labor Dispute
Pittsburg June 15 The lockout ordered by the Master Contractors association and the Stone Contractors association and approved by the Builders league was called off today. The employers decided drastic measures were unnecessary to compel the warring bricklayers and stone masons to settle their differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Master Contractors’ Association
Stone Contractors’ Association
Builders’ League
Italian squatters in Pawtucketville barn face eviction
Agent Knapp of the board of health orders Edward Morse to install lavatories and connect to Woodward avenue sewer or vacate the barn used by approximately sixty five Italians. A 175 foot drain must be built. numerous members and officials listed. Audit shows year receipts 1225.10. funds sent 850. textiles support 125. expenses 195.30. balance 56.80. over 400 members. Committee to draft by laws and renewal manifesto. executive meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Board of Health
Edward Morse
Woodward Avenue
Pawtucketville
United States
Morse
Bridget Gaynor
Julie Riley
Alice Landers
Katie Conmee
Dennis McDowell
Edmund Costello
Michael Connelly
James Carmody
Edward Gallagher
John Balfrey
Dennis Brassil
Nellie Casey
Nora Riordan
Mary Sheridan
Maurice O'Connor
John Lee
Patrick Connolly
James Long
Textile Council
Book of Information Free Concerning New England Resorts and Hotels
Advertisement invites readers to request the 1903 hotel book from the Boston and Maine Passenger Department. It promises free mailing of details on first class hotels and boarding houses across Maine Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire Newfoundland Canada upon request.
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Boston & Maine Passenger Department
Boston
Maine
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Newark
Canada
United Irish League Holds Semiannual Officer Election
The United Irish League met Sunday night with a small attendance and conducted a semiannual election. Rev. James Walsh of St. Patrick's Church was named president, with Michael A. Lee and Miss Katie Boyle among the elected vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League
Ugh
Michael A. Lee
James Walsh
St. Patrick's Church
Katie Boyle
President Roosevelt Attends Sangerfest In Baltimore
President Roosevelt arrived in Baltimore with Baron von Sternburg the German ambassador and Secretary Loeb. They came at 8 20 p m under strong police escort and proceeded to the Fifth Regiment armory for the Sangerfest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Baron von Sternburg
Loeb
Therty
Fifth Regiment
Prisoner Pleads Guilty in Child Assault Case
Gordon Fisher admitted felonious assault on Georgianna Crowe, eight, in superior criminal court. Judge Lawton sentenced him to not less than five nor more than seven years at hard labor in Charlestown State Prison. The court heard few witnesses as the plea was entered and the case drew local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fisher
Georgianna Crowe
Lawton
Superior Criminal Court
Charlestown
Fisher
Daniel J. Donahue
Donahue
Dr. Jones
George Kornamon
Joseph Arthur
Market Street
Dooley
West and Sumner Tie Wedding in Waverley
Miss Edith Martha West of Waverley and Dr. Harry Herbert Sumner of this city married in Congregational church at Waverley on Monday evening. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. George P. Gilman with a decoratively adorned church. Bride’s father is John West of White street. maid of honor Etta L. Davis. bridesmaids Augusta M. West Katherine West. ushers J. H. Oakes George West Dr. W. B. Robertson and Dr. A. J. McDonald. A large gathering attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace B. Riley
West Roxbury
Lohengrin
Sumner
George West
Westford Street
Edith Martha West
Waverley
Harry Herbert Sumner
Congregational
John West
White Street
Etta L. Davis
Waverley Street
Augusta M. West
Katherine West
J. H. Oakes
Cambridge
W. B. Robertson
A. J. McDonald
Boston
Roxbury
George P. Gilman
McNaughton and Dicks Wed at 135 Cross Street
Mr Donald A McNaughton and Miss Janet Dicks united in marriage last evening at 6 30 in Vancouver British Columbia they plan to make their home there with Rev George F Kenngett performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. McNaughton
Janet Dicks
Cross Street
George F. Kenngett
Vancouver
British Columbia
Plan for U S Shipbuilding reorganization floated
Samuel Untemyer, counsel for claimants, proposes a plan to cut Schwab's 10 million second mortgage to 65 percent and require bondholders to buy an extra ten percent of new consolidated mortgage bonds. Bondholders might receive preferred stock and more common stock, with adjustments for existing holders. President Nixon says reorganizations will not hinder Crescent yards vessel work as rain prompts lawnmower use.
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New York
U.S. Shipbuilding Company
Samuel Untemyer
Charles M. Schwab
New Consolidated Mortgage
Nixon
United States Shipbuilding Company
United States
Crescent Yards
Ice Cream Social Brightens church vestry social
A church ice cream social in the vestry on Thursday raised a good sum for the treasury. The pretty decorations featured pink green and white with wild flowers. performances by Miss Alice Livingston Miss Gertrude Pratt Miss Ethel Sturtevant Miss Emma Woodard and Mrs O N Naylor delighted attendees."""
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Livingston
Gertrude Pratt
Ethel Sturtevant
Lowell
Emma Woodard
O. N. Naylor
Oscar N. Naylor
James Reid
John Byrne
Emma Brown
O. Ne Naylor
Frank Bickford
Boston
Mabel Carter
Lottie Snow
William Edwards, Jr
Jennie Brown
Vincent Ravi
Bety Westburgh
Isabella McNaughton
Fannie Anderson
Judith Larsson
Jessie May Agnew
Jennie Taylor
Rita Bickford
Jennie Larsson
Annie Westburgh
Lizzie Taylor
Florence Taylor
Jessie McNaughton
Marion Marshall
Emily Hanson
James Taylor
Victor Hanson
Clarence Burne
Albert Burne
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Berean P. M. Church
Middlesex ‘Trust Company
Liquor Squad
Moffatt
O’connell Fere
Dunklee
Glenwood
Gookin Bros
Lowell, Mass
New England
Weleda
U. S. Shipbuilding CO
J. F. True
Wzws
Vienna
Ballantine’s Exp’t
Piel Bros.’ Beer
California
Nolan & Joyce
Winter Street
Haverhill
Raymond & Whitcomb
Great Lakes
Yellowstone National Park
the Wonderland OF
America
Alaska
Yellowstone
Park
Utah
Colorado
Pacific Northwest
Yosemite
Grand Canon
Arizona
Europe
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Washington St
Old South Church
Holihan Bros
H. Bros. Porter
H. Bros. Brown Stout
H. Bros
Holiban Bros
Middlesex County
Westford
Town Hall
Ruth Fisher
W. G. Poor
Lillian Gertrude Wright
Lucinda E. Prescott
Grace Edith Bennett
Bertha Viola Blaisdell
Margaret S. Reid
E. Marion Sweatt
Josephine A. Splain
Messrs. Howard Ferguson
Robert Prescott
Rose Sell Furbush
West Chelmsford
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