Frisco Next Will Entertain Veterans of the G A R
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment for 1902 ends in Washington with San Francisco chosen as the next meeting city. A. W. Atchison of Texas is named surgeon general and Rev D B Shuey of Kansas chaplain in chief. Union Veterans union faces a split over membership eligibility and leadership. The Woman's Relief Corps elects officers including President Mrs Lodusky J Taylor of Minnesota and Senior Vice President Mrs Geraldine Frisby of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps
Union Veterans’ Union
Danforth
Gen
Dyrenforth
Sececers
The
Woman’s Relief Corps
Lodusky J. Taylor
Minnesota
Geraldine Frisby
California
Labor Notes From Prescott Hall Social and Union Meeting
The Brussels and Wilton finishers at Bigelow mills held a dance at Prescott hall with 20 numbers and live music by Atwood’s orchestra. Organizers included Robert J. Armstrong as GM and Thomas Corbett as assistant GM. The Beamers’ union held a Bay State hall meeting, voted $25 to Pennsylvanian striking miners, and supported Textile union efforts. More towns join the list as the council plans a second contribution to miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels and Wilton
Bigelow Mills
Prescott Hall
Atwood
Robert J. Armstrong
Thomas Corbett
James Laid
Eddie Riley
John McClean
J. Ganley
T. McGreavey
Council
Odell Presses for Settlement in Erie Coal Crisis
Gov Odell pushes for a settlement as Erie railroad labor talks with miners and operators break up. He proposes a five cent per ton raise and recognition of the miners union, while Baer rejects political influence and Odell urges fair dealing with the public. Leaders plan to consult again as negotiations continue in New York and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Baer
Gov. Odell
Buer
Gov. Oden
Mitchell
Baer
Odell
Thomas Rose
Thomas
Manufacturers’ Association
Stone
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Low
Anson G. McCook
Edward Lauterbach
Leisler
Littaner
Senator Platt
John Mitchell
L. N. Hammering
Wilkesbarre
Odell Refused To See What Had Occurred and Mr. Mitchell
Miners’ Union
NO MORE CONFERENCES ENDS TALKS ON PAY AND HOURS
New York October 10 officials report no progress after today’s conference with President Baer and Chairman Thomas. Coal operators say negotiations will not resume next Tuesday. The publicists proposed pay raises and shorter hours which were rejected. The incident is closed and no meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baer
Thomas
Wholly Champleigh Expresses Ill Feeling After Lobster Dinner
Mise Cutting Hintz comments on appearance while Champleigh cites unease from a lobster meal. The exchange hints at concern about lobster healthiness and personal wellbeing.
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Champleigh
Disappointment After New York Miners Conference Fails
Wilkes Barre Pa October 10 disappointment followed news from New York that the miners conference failed to reach an agreement. Fearful business circles expect a weeks long struggle as strike leaders vow to keep men in line while operators concede nothing. Local operators call the conference more political than substantive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
New York
Washington Advisers Warn Against Antitrust Action
Close advisers of the President who have conferred with him over the coal situation said there will be no resort to anti trust law. The discussion occurred as the nation faced coal supply concerns with officials weighing options and policy stance.
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Washington
A Pireman's Peril and a Firefighter's Recovery
Public interest follows the account of Oscar Stehlin a pipeman with Indianapolis Fire Force No 1 who nearly died from nervous collapse exposure and sleepless nights He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after a week of use and eight boxes concluding they saved his life He urges others with nervous troubles to consider the medicine and notes it claims to act on blood and nerves and is sold nationwide with pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Stehlin
Indianapolis Fire Force
Fire Department of
Indianapoli S
Itp
Chemical Engine Company
No. 1
East Tenth Street
Indianapolis
Dr. Williams
Mr. Stehlin
Merrimack Manufacturing to issue $1.65 million in preferred stock
Stockholders authorize Merrimack Manufacturing to issue 1.65 million in 5 percent preferred stock with 29 voting rights, to fund a Huntsville mill, pay debts, buy machinery, and provide working capital. Proceeds mainly allocated to new mill construction and improving liquidity. Directors backed by proxies, no opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaue
Huntsville
Lovering
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Pacific Mills
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Merrimack Corporation
Mr. Lovering
Merrimack Company
Lowell
Hunteville
Pacific
Amoskeag
Fall River
Gloucester
Rent of Huntington hall polo games approved amid debate
After a lengthy council duel between Pickering and Casey the order to rent Huntington hall for polo was carried 16 to 2. The plan sets residents 60 dollars and non residents 75 per night, replacing prior 25 and 50. Attendance in Lowell ranged from 1600 to 2209 with admission two cents and 25 cents for reserve seats. The fuel committee was formed with Henderson Greenwood Little Welch and Donohoe. Thillon declined. Adjourned.
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Huntington Hall
Pickering
Casey
Parsons
Lowell
Mr. Casey
Hill
Councllmen Henderson
Greenwood
Little, Welch and
Donohoe
Countilman Thillon
Welch
Administration Prefers No Further Action on Coal Strike
The administration states no further action beyond what is practicable can end the coal strike. They reject resort to the anti trust law and say such a step is not contemplated. President meets with cabinet members including Root Knox and Payne to discuss the situation, with no new measures announced. Secretary Root travels to New York to vote in the upcoming election while remaining aware of the strike’s progress and financiers involved.
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Root
Knox
Payne
White House
Mr. Payne
Carroll D. Wright
Washington
New York
City sewer committee votes actions at public hearing
During a public hearing and subsequent meeting Mayor Badger presided. The committee acted on petitions from Redmond Welch et al for lowering North street sewers and instructed the superintendent to examine and report. Frank J. Ladd and others for Holyrood avenue sewer had the city engineer told to estimate two route options. Marche company received a catch basin, and Alice Keyes petition for a sewer on Sanborn street saw no action.
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Fne
Badger
Redmond Welch
North Street
Frank J. Ladd
Charles 8. Proctor
Holyrood Avenue
Hon Marche Company
Kirk Street
Slorn
Alice KR. Keyes
Sanborn Street
Dog Thieves Steal Singer's White Bull Terrier Roy Taylor
Charley Smith, performing at the Castle, reports his white bull terrier Roy Taylor stolen yesterday noon from an alley on Lee Street beside the Quincy house. The collar bears the names of Roy and Charley. Police have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Smith
Roy Taylor
Quincy House
Lee Street
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Lowell Business College
Runels
Merrimack Square
Gregg System
Smith and Remingtons
Albert C, Blaisdell, Prin
Lowell Commercial Collage
New England
Hofcthan! Saimin 1
le Boit E. Kimball
Lowell Textile School
William W. Crosby
Mass
Clara H. Fenton
So. Loring St
Harriette G. Lee
Swan Building
Warner Mansfield
Boston
van Buren Hall
Trinity Court
Mis. M
Jennie Clifton
Puffer
Is May ST
Mary E. Reilly
Katherine Devoll
Burbank Hall
Prescott Street
Bo’cloce
Josephine M. Ockington
Cass
Effie L. Palmer
Room
Swan Bidg
Lowell, Viass
Frederick H. Haywood
Central Building
Fifth
Lucy E. Spencer
Grove &T
Frisco
Union Veterans Union
Labor Notes
Udell
Pireman
Rhodes’ New Hair Store
Merrimack Street
Thompson Hardware Co
Lowell Opera House
Boston Museum
Andrew Mack N
Succ
Tom Moore
Theodore Burt Sayre
Rich & Harris
Fire Blondells
Katzenjammer Kids
Gantar
America
Rosh Coghlan
Countess de Mebkrivari
Frohman
Annie Russell
Clyde Fitch
Academy OF Music
Co. F. Dempsey
Afayette
City of New York
Pearson
Pearson's Drug Store
Central Street, Cor. Appleton
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
Lowell & Pelham Street Railway Co
Collinsville
Pelham Centre
Salem
Haverhill
Nashua
Methuen
Lawrence
Baler Depot
Franklin Woodman
Lightening
Mason
G. G. Read
Wm. Nichole & Co
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central St
Prescott St
Beecham’s
T. Griffin
Appleton Street
Meadowevott
Asto AL. Haynes
Ida Melville
Sis Hopkins
Carmencella Queen of Light and
Fire Danser
Mechanics Fair
Ilming
Dostun
Caleb L. Smith
Gruleay
Middlesex St
Willow Spring Water Co
Garyeut
Mgr
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