Labor turmoil eases as Boston strikes begin to thaw
Boston labor unrest reduces as employers hire available men and traffic resumes. Governor Crane and state arbitration leaders report progress toward settlement amid discussions with major railroads New Haven Boston and Albany and ship lines. Workers at docks and warehouses return as unions and employers negotiate rehires and seniority terms, with some crews still unsettled and awaiting placements.
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Boston
Allied Freight Transportation Council
R.S. Brine Transportation Co
Crane
State Board of Arbitration
Japan
State House
City
John M. Hall
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Lucius Tuttle
Maine
Samuel Hoar
Albany
W. E. Chamberlain
New Haven Road
Council
Asley
Civic Ferences
Easley
Civic
Frank P. Sargent
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
George E. McNeil
Messrs. Sargent
McNeil
Tuttle
Boston and Albany
Road Company
Lynn Labor Troubles in Lynn Drivers Return to Work
The Lynn Team Drivers' union endorses President Mack ian's order for express drivers to resume work. Local unions press moderation in future talks with American Express as New York and Boston executives meet Hastings and Evans to discuss reinstatement. Old hands denied by company, despite strikes and a previous settlement.
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Lynn
Lynn Team Drivers’ Union
Board of Trade Arbitration Committee
Carpenters’ Union
Lynn Central Labor Union
Mackian
Express
American Express
Hastings
Board of Trade
Julien
American Express Company of
New York
Selleck
Boston
Evans
Died at his post and the honor of guard duty
The piece argues that a cashier killed while protecting bank funds symbolizes honor over money, challenging readers on whether any sum justifies a life. It extols health, cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure, and shares testimonial letters urging readers to seek the remedy.
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J. B. Smith
Madison, Fla
Golden Medical
Golden Medical Discovery
Minnie Mpman
Porcupine
Wis
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Yrovulh
Union Leaders Discuss Boston Settlement Plans
Lt. Secretary Innis of Detroit and President Griffin of the Boston Team Drivers union spoke at a union meeting stating Boston's situation could improve with a full settlement. Innis also met the board of trade arbitration committee and planned to accompany them to Boston to press American Express Co. officials for a reversed decision.
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State House
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Crane
Boston
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
Yiet
Chamber of Commerce
Noddles Island
Knights of Labor
N. Y
Hartford
Albany
Expressmen
George Innis
Detroit
National Teamsters’ Union
Reston
Maine
O'Donnell Assembly
Longshoremien
Union of
Charlestown
Innis
National Team Drivers’ Union
Griffin
Boston Team Drivers’ Union
Board of Trade Arbitration Committee
American Express Co
Ambassador Clayton Faces State Dept Review
Washington March 14 charges against Ambassador Powell Clayton were forwarded to him to allow a reply if he wishes. The key question may be the nature of Clayton’s investments and whether they could influence his actions as ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Powell Clayton
State Department
Roger Wolcott Club for Good Citizens Founded in Boston
A Boston church hosts the Roger Wolcott Club of Good Citizens to train boys in citizenship and patriotism. The club, named after the late Massachusetts governor, adopts his class day oration motto He who is not with this country is against her.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Roger Wolcott
Good Citizens
Washington Headquarters in Pennsylvania Historic Home
W H H Davis writes in the March Era about Washingtons first Pennsylvania headquarters near Morrisville on the Philadelphia to New York line. The Barclay house, later owned by Robert Morris and George Clymer, is touted for preservation, with a grand room called the ball roomy said to have hosted Lafayette in 1824.
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W. H. H. Davis
Washington
Morrisville
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Thomas Barclay
Barclay
Robert Morris
Bucks County
George Clymer
Lafayette
Bromio Quinine Laxative Box Claims Quick Cold Cure
A box label touts Bromio Quinine as a remedy that cures two colds in one day. The claim reflects promotional wording typical of patent medicines and lacks medical endorsement.
20th Century Diamond Cutting Bids Higher Brilliance
The Jeweler's Circular Weekly reports a new 20th century diamond cutting patented in the United States and Europe. It features 80 facets and no table or culet, promises 100 percent more brilliancy, and requires high grade stones. Only select jewelers will offer such stones due to cost and exclusivity.
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United States
Europe
How James B Dill Stopped the Steel Fight
W J Boies notes Dill resolved the Carnegie Frick dispute at Atlantic City by drafting memoranda from both sides and proposing a reorganization plan that benefited all. The move avoided a costly legal clash and potential commercial turmoil. Salmon can live about ten years while pike and carp may reach 150 years.
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Messrs
Carnegie
Frick
Mr. Dill
New York
Wall Street
Atlantic City
Mr. Carnegie
Dill
Mr. Frick
W. J. Boies
Secondhand Gas Ranges Offered at Low Prices
A local dealer advertises a large stock of secondhand gas ranges offered at very low prices. Many units described as good as new are available to buyers, with emphasis on value and affordable options for kitchen upgrades.
Colombian Revolt War Minister Says Engagements Favor Government
War Minister General Fernandez issued a circular stating recent clashes between government troops and insurgents were favorable to the government. Generals Castro and Ortiz arrived in Panama with 300 men and 60 officers aboard the Norwegian steamer Simon Dousain, while reports from Agua Dulce describe heavy fighting and high casualties. The government claims strategic retreats and continued control of Colon and Panama with reinforcements expected.
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Colon
Colombia
Fernandez
Simon Dumois
Castro
Ortiz
Agua Dulce
Herrera
Panama
Agua Duke
Associated Press
Bocas del Toro
David
Chiriqui
Quintero
Perez
Santiago
Las Palmas
Remedios
Horconcitos
Luque
Lorenso
Alban
Interior
Virginia Miners Face Critical Coal Field Crisis
Roanoke reports from Bristol say southwestern Virginia coal fields show little change. About 1000 miners are out and confront armed guards, with operators sending for more arms. Miners rely on native mountaineers for aid if needed as tensions rise and a crisis appears imminent.
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Roanoke
Bristol
Virginia
Pacific
Kid Parkers Victory in New England 125 Lb Title Bout
March 14 Fall River. Kid Parker of Brockton defeated Frank Woodland of Worcester in a Lancashire style catch as catch can match at the Fall River Athletic Association. Parker won the first fall in 52 minutes and the second in five minutes to claim the New England 125 pound championship. Woodland conceded a three pound weight difference. Woodland then challenged Kid Crowe of Fall River.
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Frank Woodland
Fall River
Kia Parker F
Brockton
Worcester
Fall River Athletic Association
Parker
New England
Woodland
Kid Crowe
Eight years for assault on daughter in Boston case
Edward F. Grant was sentenced in Boston to a state prison term of eight to ten years for an assault of a deplorable nature on his young daughter. The judge ordered commitment today, noting the gravity of the crime and the need to protect the child.
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Boston
Edward F. Grant
How to Cure the Grip Quick At Home Remedy
A health notice advises staying home and using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed to counter the grip's risk of pneumonia. It claims many users, including teens, recovered, and urges purchasing the remedy from all druggists.
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Chamberlain
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American Express Company
Con Case
Common Sense
Ambassador Clayton
James B. Dill
Lowell Gas Light CO
Geo. H. Wwood
Roger’s Steel
Pric
Dew Roger
Ularm Pride
Central Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmier Street
Aisie
Vnvest
Merrimack St
Pallmier Street
Palmer Street
Kert Aj
Isle
Kid Parker
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