SGABS Threatening Letter Targets Stock Yard Workers
A notice from the American Railway union signed by officials and approved by Debs calls on stock yard employees to strike or be branded as scabs. Officials fear threats of violence. the company arms workers with six shooters and police prepare to arrest organizers. Packingtown decorates with anti non union messages and racial tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
American Railway union
Ashby
Packingtown
Hot Weather Doings in Manchester Disturbing the Peace Case
A drunkenness case against Andrew Smith was placed on file by Judge Frye after testimony from Officer Palmer and Inspector Donaldson. Andrew testified dramatically about insult by Robt Gallagher and was arrested on Central street. A separate incident saw Peter Boyd fined $10 for drunkenness after a runaway horse caused injuries near Suffolk street. Julia McCurdy pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was jailed for two months after an appeal for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Smith
Frye
Palmer
Mr. Smith
Donaldson
Courtney
Andrew
Gallagher
Central street
Robt. Gallagher
Officer Palmer
Peter Boyd
Manchester
N. H
Suffolk street
Presecott
Breault
Boyd
Julia McCurdy
E. D McVey
Tie
Julia
McVey
Great Reduction in Steerage Rates on Cunard Line
Boston to England Ireland and Scotland fares cut to 10 dollars prepaid 15 dollars round trip 25 dollars. Sale valid from this date until further notice with Cunard Line advertised as the best steamships afloat. Purchase at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
England
Ireland
Scotland
Cunard
We Can Save You Money on Prices and Assortment
A brief offer urges readers to compare prices and review the store’s assortment before buying elsewhere, promising savings and a wide selection.
Satolli Upholds Bishop Watterson on Liquor Ban
New York July 19 The apostolic delegate Mgr Satolli upholds Bishop Watterson of Columbus Ohio in expelling liquor dealers from Catholic societies. He backs Watterson’s rule that any society with a saloon keeper cannot be Catholic. Rev Alexander P Doyle calls the decision monumental for the American church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mgr. Satolli
Watterson
Columbus
Mgr
Satolli
apostolic delegate
United States
delegate apostolic
Alexander P. Doyle
Catholic Total Abstinence union of America
Baltimore
Doyle
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Chicago
Remedy Needed at Fort Hill Park Reports Pickpocket Problem
Complaints mount that Fort Hill park is unsafe for evening strolls due to a lingering gang and only one officer, Mr. Murphy. When Murphy investigates one complaint, trouble arises elsewhere, leaving visitors to bear the risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hill park
Mr. Murphy
They're Dandy Managers At Veteran Firemen Gala
The committee in charge of the Veteran Firemen's gala day includes James Eday Hill, James T. Trask, Thomas J. McDonald, Thomas G. Gerrish, Nathaniel Bishop, Charles Philbrick, John F. Willian, Dird C. Reed and T. N. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eday Hill
James T. Trask
Thomas J. McDonald
Thomas G. Gerrish
Nathaniel Bishop
Charles Philbrick
John F. Willian
Dird C. Reed
T. N. Curtis
Birmingham visitor from Chalifoux company named
Mr. Oliver Chalifoux, brother of J. J. Chalifoux and manager of Chalifoux's big clothing establishment at Birmingham Als., is spending a few days in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Chalifoux
J. J. Chalifoux
Chalifoux
Birmingham
Funeral rites reported for multiple local figures
The Con gregational church in North Chelmsford hosted Lillian WoSweatt's funeral with Rev Ingersoll Briant officiating a quartet providing selections. Pallbearers included Herman Shaw Fred Chandler Frank Small and Gus Duncan. Interment followed in North Chelmsford cemetery and floral tributes highlighted by a blue inscribed star crescent and bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian WoSweatt
North Chelmaford
Ingersoll Briant
Herman Shaw
Fred Chandler
Frank Small
Gus Duncan
North Chelmsford
Immaculate Conception church
Ann Norcross
Fr. Dacey
O. M
John Kennedy
James A. Keynes
James Murphy
Gus Briscoe
Anne Merrill
A. G. Norcross
A.G. Norcross
David Brace
Andover
F. A. Wilson
Spring Grove
Dave Bruce
Corinne Le Clerc
Virginville
Burkal
St. Josephs
Mary A. Sullivan
Cross Street avenue
Newton
William Jay
Robert
Ann Jay
Thorndike street
Postoffice Order Sets Rules for Clerk and Carrier Removals
Postmaster General releases Order No. 235 to free delivery post offices requiring reporting of removals and new hires to the first assistant postmaster general. No carrier to be removed without cause and written charges. resignations not accepted by the department. changes to rosters to be reported promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
post office department
Orst
WS. Bissing
Injury to Wille Cudworth After Fall From Fence
Six year old Wille Cudworth son of the former ball player known as Cuddy suffered a head wound when he fell from a high fence behind his Merrimack Street home. He was treated at once with seven stitches after doctors attended him following the accident at 626 Central Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille Cudworth
Cuddy
Quincy
Merrimack street
Central street
Holbrook
Removal sale at J. E. Shaxtey & Co on Merrimack street
From Friday the 20th to Tuesday the 31st ten days more before the move. dress options black or colors. check low prices on goods to move them. Removal sale conducted by J. E. Shaxtey & Co on Merrimack street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack street
J. E. Shaxtey & Co
Where Are They Going Junket Trip Reported by Committee
The garbage committee plans another investigation junket at cremator expense. Destination names vary with Buffalo Minneapolis and San Francisco listed in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Lawrence License Commission Inspects Drug Stores
The Lawrence license commission conducted a tour of drug stores on Tuesday and found ten barrels of whiskey and five empty ones in one shop, with the proprietor failing to keep a registration book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
license commission of
Lawrence
Gatling Gun Drill Impresses Co C Mechanics
The Can Handle the Gatling unit at the armory conducted another drill with the Gatling gun last evening. The crew showed growing proficiency in handling the weapon as part of their routine training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C
Phalanx
John Story Goes Fishing Off Harbor
Clerk John Story of If. Burke & Co. has left on a fishing trip down the harbor. When he returns a big fish tale is expected from the popular employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Story
If. Burke & Co
Jack
Lager and stock ale rise while present use ale sales fall
A prominent liquor dealer reports higher consumption of lager and stock ale compared with former levels, while sales of present use ale decrease proportionally.
No-License Rally At John Street Church Next Sunday
Temperance advocates will present a no-license rally at the John Street church next Sunday evening to keep their campaign before the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
Gookin Bros and son travel west to buy fall trade goods
M. E. Gookin of Gookin Bros along with his son journeyed to Grand Rapids and Chicago to procure merchandise for the upcoming fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Gookin
Gookin Bros
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Three Dollars Weekly Provide Club Outing For Woman
A weekly contribution of three dollars funds a country club outing for a woman. The ad notes that a little money goes a long way, highlighting the value of small donations for community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country club
Let Them Come City Council Challenge to Lowell Ball Game
The Lawrence city council has challenged the Lowell city council to a future baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lowell
Manchester Raids Crack Down on Speak Easies in Groceries
The license commission vows not to renew saloon licenses after legal warnings as Manchester police raid small groceries cracking down on dozens of speak easies. Printing services from Te Sun job print are offered to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Crisis in Montana and Indian Territory prompts troop movement
Troop trains move from Fort Assiniboine to Helena and Butte amid rising tensions with miners and potential A. K. U. links. Additional companies from Omaha expected as authorities prepare to enforce laws in Indian Territory. Company D of the 10th Infantry relocates to Krebs to protect Osage Coal & Mining properties. the Indian agent vows strict law enforcement to end strikes. Serious trouble looms if work ceases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Paty
Butte
Helena
Montana
Northern Pacific general offices
Fort Assinaboine
Great Northern
Uerena
Omaha
Chicago
Indian Territory
Associated Press
SUN Lady
United States
Wrecking Boat Blown Up In Harbor Disaster
A wrecking boat near Tar Sty. PortsMottu, Eng. was blown apart by accidental dynamite discharge while approaching the Azalia wreck. Seven men killed or fatally injured. scene describes chaos as debris scatters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PortsMottu
Eng
Oakland Mayor Orders Citizens Home After Nightfall
Oakland Cal July 19 Mayor Pardee issued a stay indoors order to prevent crowds after nightfall anticipating trouble from a railroad strike and looming street riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAKLAND
Cal
Pardee
Boy Drowns While Swimming in Suffolk Canal
A young boy named Thomas Danabey drowned while swimming in the Suffolk canal this noon. He could not swim well and went over his depth and sank before rescue could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Danabey
Suffolk canal
Tariff bill sent to conference committee amid House session
The House opened at 10 45 a m and voted to stand by the tariff bill as sent to the Senate without division. The bill was returned to the conference committee and Speaker Crisp named the same conferees.
Cruiser Columbia Ordered to Bluefields for American Interests
Associated Press reports on July 16 that Secretary Herbert ordered the cruiser Columbia to Bluefields Nicaragua to protect American interests, signaling increased U S involvement in the region. The action follows rising tensions and concerns for American nationals and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sec. Herbert
Columbia
Bluefield
Nicaraugua
President Carnot laid to rest in Pantheon
The body of President Carnot was laid beside his grandfather's remains in the Pantheon today in Paris as the Associated Press reports from July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Carnot
Associated Press
SUN
Paris
Pantheon
Paroled Felon Kayser From State Prison After Burglaries
Gov Greenhalge with council parole Fred A Kayser, prisoner for 18 years after burglary crimes in Lowell and Ayer's City. The Lowell boy terrorized the area in 1839 and 1881, including breaking into the home of the late Ton Hocum Hosford on Central street. the shock contributed to Hosford's illness and death. Kayser had served over 15 years since his 1851 sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosford
Kayser
Local Notes From Sudge Froe On Assault Case And Social Headlines
Sudge Frve fined Charles A. Rogers five dollars today for assault and battery on Zspheria Loranger. Miss Margaret Tancred of 28 Walker Street begins an eight week New England coast visit. David B. Goddard head of U S Cartridge Co oversaw an outing at Lakeview Tuesday for many young ladies in his employ. Moodes defeat Muds of Belvider e 25 to 14 in a clear win witnessed by a large crowd. Moodes batting was the feature. Tuesday evening John Hughes D D G R with North Billerica council R A officers made an official inspecting visit to Acton council R A. a large delegation attended a banquet with speeches by Deputy John Hughes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudge Frve
Charles A. Rogers
Zspheria Loranger
Margaret Tancred
Walker street
New England
David
Goddard
U.S. Cartridge Co
Lakeview
Belvidere
John Hughes
D. D
G. R
North Billerica
Local Officials Return From Coastal Yacht Trip in Fog
Tara Sullivan of the city auditor's office and Joe Farrell of the treasurer's office returned yesterday afternoon from a yacht trip along the coast. They left the vessel in a fog bank at Kittery Junction where Officer Buchanan aided visibility by clearing fog. the official pair are described as sensitive about their complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara Sullivan
Joe Farrell
treasurer’s office
Kittery Junction
Buchanan
billy
Joe
Ton
Opposition Probable Over New Water Board Powers
A prominent citizen denounces the water board ordinance proposing compulsory metering as an overreach. He warns it could curb water usage, foul pipes, and odorful sewers, endangering health, while arguing the economy cry is misused by officials seeking favors. Council debates enforceable meters and public reaction is likely to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
water board
Tur Sun
board of health
Midnight Row on Bridge Street Ends With Arrest
A disturbance on Bridge street near Paige led to the arrest of Joseph B. Keley by Officer John Fox. Kelley, who faced drunkenness charges, was jailed for a month and then held in $200 until the October Superior court term after appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge street
Paige
John Fox
Joseph B. Keley
Fox
Centralville
Kelley
Runels
Kelly
Offeers
Duncan
Social notes from Northfield to Squirrel Island visits
Northeast residents and visitors are listed in a busy social column. Miss Susia Kent returns home to Northfield after eleven weeks away. Lieut. Butler Ames and Cadet E. L. King arrive at a camp with Col. Parker in Lowell. Various Malden Dorchester and Montreal guests are noted, with local residents traveling to Hampton Beach Jackson Miss Brandon Oaklan Me and other locales for visits and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susia Kent
Northfield
Lieut
Butler Ames
wigh
U.S. infantry
Adelbert Ames
Benjamin I. Butter
Percy Parker
Lowell
Butler
E. L. King
close
U. S. ML
West Point
McNulty
Malden
Olive Weaks
George A. Mitten
Dorchester
Rev. K.P. Geny
Biddeford
Local deaths and funerals in the city
Reports list Ellen Wain aged 40 at No Aalerica Avenue and Alice Coleman aged 89 at 13T Colburn Street as recent deaths. John F Doherty aged 1, and Thomas Rourke, child of Michael and Mary, died yesterday. Clara B Lilley wife of Judge Lilley at 80 Sherman Street dies after a long illness. Funeral details follow from several residences with Catholic cemetery interments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Wain
John Wain
No. Aalerica
Alice Coleman
Colburn street
Thomas Mahoney
Ireland
John F. Doherty
John F
Delis E. Doherty
Bassett street
Thomas
Michael
Mary Rourke
North street
Clara B
Charles
Lilley
Shermian street
Arthur P. Bonney
Lowell
Mr. Bonney
Fairmount street
Labor Day Parade Fund Drive Planned by Central Labor Union
McManmon florist Prescott and Merr list to solicit subscriptions as the Central Labor Union vows to appoint a committee to back Labor Day parade efforts. The move follows the city council’s failure to approve a 300 dollar appropriation. The Fair Grounds will host the C I A event after Loston renters failed to deposit 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor union
Pickman
Loomfixers Union Elects Officers for Next Term in City
The Loomfixers union met at Central Tabor union hall last night and elected officers for the upcoming term. Financial secretary and treasurer report the union is prosperous. Delegates will be elected at the next meeting to attend the national loom fixers convention to be held in this city on August 12. An organizing committee will also be appointed to arrange for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomfixers’ union
Tabor union hall
loomfixers
Caledonian Club Sets Aug Sports at Riverside Oval
The Caledonian club met last night and planned their annual sports to be held August 25 at the Riverside oval. The program is nearly completed with many events expected to draw noted New England athletes. The Talbot Mills band has been engaged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian club
Riverside oval
New England
Talbot Mills
Child Hit By Vehicle On Marshal Street
A child was seriously injured yesterday afternoon on Marshal Street after being knocked down and run over by a vehicle driven by a man who fled before being detected. The child was taken to its home after the incident.
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Marshal street
Wibernians Plan Lynn Beach Excursion Amid Ticket Sales
A Division $ of the local Wibernians schedule their annual Lynn beach excursion for the 23rd. Tickets are selling fast and organizers promise a good time for attendees as they note no local bicycle or lantern ordinances exist though state laws cover fast riding and bell use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2 man
Wibernians
Lynn beach
Patching Streets Sparks Cost Comparison With Salem Rock
The report notes heavily traveled unpaved streets are being repaired with clay dirt sand or broken rock. It argues Salem crushed rock would have been cheaper now and much cheaper long term for road repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Living Pictures Aim for Greatest Feature at Lakeview
Manager Gilbert travels between Lowell and Boston gathering material for his Living Pictures. The undertaking requires constant bustle and will deliver a product unlike anything seen before, with no cast spared to ensure Lakeview presents its premier feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Lowell
Boston
Lakeview
Vesper Club Grows With New Members and City Meeting
Vesper Club reports 78 current members with nine new admissions. City hall commissioners plan tonight’s meeting to award Miss Victory the grand highie from Monument square. Funeral arrangements for John B. Coleman set for St Patrick's Church tomorrow at 9 a.m. Display of water sets shown in show window priced 50 cents to $2.50. U S Tea Co corner Central and Prescoui streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country club
Vesper club
city hall
Miss Victory
highie
Monument square
John B. Coleman
St. Patrick's church
U.S. Tea Co
corner Central
Prescoui streets
Electric car rush fuels Lakeview route attraction
The Mascot drew large crowds last night as electric cars on the Lakeview route filled quickly from 6:30 PM. Every four minutes one car was filled with young riders, making it a lively night for a Lakeview trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Our Store Hours And Summer Accessories Notice
Our store will close Tuesday through Friday evenings during July and August. We offer ice palm leaf fans ham mocks and woven hammocks white or colored with or without valance in the 6dc to 3 dollar range. Hammock fixings include summer suits priced to lay off in at lay off prices with several lots for ten dollars and sizes vary.
Remarkable Exhibition of Arthur Davis Telephonic Concert
A second telephone concert from Joe Dextra's barber shop on Merrimack Street drew a large crowd. Arthur Davis demonstrated that sound from his Dodge Street home could be heard clearly one third of a mile away, aided by two wires. Alvin Lawrence heard the performance and suggested greater separation. Davis seeks funding, notes Bell Telephone interest, and claims the long distance phone is inferior. He has spent 17 years experimenting and also developed a carbon for arc lights. Both inventions could attract corporate investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Sun
Joe Dextra
Merrimack street
Tremont
Mr. Davis
Dodge
Mr. Dextra
Supt. Fletcher
Electric Light company
American Bell Telephone
Bell
Lakeview sees closes today for individual bowling tourney
Entries close today for the individual tournament at Lakeview, starting next Monday. Bowlers will bowl three strings against every opponent, with the event expected to finish around August 4. Prizes include a parlor clock for first, a vox of cigars for second, a gold beaded cane for third, and a pair of bowling shoes for fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Country Week Beneficiaries Fund Drives Help Wide Reach
Thirty five women and children were sent off to the country by the Country Week Fund with destinations listed as West ford Carlisle and North Andover. An upcoming excursion for a party is planned next Thursday. Edward Ellingwood serves as treasurer urging public contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Week Fund
Westford
Carlisle
North Andover
Chip
Edward Ellingwood
Naval Captain Sargent to Visit Lowell for Trials Talk
Capt. B. W. Sargent, head of all Cramps steamers and cruisers on trial trips, plans a Lowell visit soon and will discuss trials of large vessels such as the Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Sargent
Lowell
Minneapolis
Bridge Abutments Progress Across East Merrimack Street
Contractors report abutment work on the East Merrimack Street bridge advancing better than any prior city project. The improvement follows an earlier comparison noting construction pace and structural progress on the city’s bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Merrimack street
Club adopts Sunday meetings and nominates council candidate
At Tuesday night’s club meeting members voted to hold meetings on Sunday afternoons. A candidate for the council nomination will be added to the field next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
council
Watch Gift Delights Searsport Woman on Vacation
Mrs Charles W Delano while vacationing at Searsport Maine was surprised by friends presenting her an elegant gold watch. The gesture celebrated her time away with a thoughtful token from close companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Delano
Searsport, Me
Inspector Urges Sterilized Milk for Infants
An inspector advocates sterilized milk to protect infants. He states it guards little ones against cholera infantum and urges mothers to use sterilized product for their babies.
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James F. O'Donnell
CUNARD LINE
Market Street
Worthen
FAY BROS
WES
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FUNERAL SERVICES
J. E. Shanley & Co
U. S
MONTA
tory
bas. Sen
Portsmouth Harbor
THI SuN
Bluefields
Sen
FRED A. KAYSER
Hocam Hosford
City Council
Joe Kelley
John Mortimer
Montreal
George Stevens
J. A. Thomson
John Farris
J. 3.thomson
E. KE. Eaton
Rose Kingsbury
Centennial cottage
Hampton beach
Rev
L. G. Barrett
Jackson University
Jackson, Miss
Weirs
E. B. Conant
Bass Rocka
Charles Clark
New Brunswick
F.S. Brown
Puffer street
Leeds Centre
3. P. Perry
Richard A. Carter
Willow Dale
Florence Thurston
provinces
F. E. Butler
Brandon
Hallowell and son
Hallowell
Adelaide J. Horne
Ocean Park
Warren
Foote
Mt. Ossipee
Mabel D. Allen
Methuen street
Lebanon
N. HS
St. Jonesbury
Gertrude B. Johnston
Dorches
Mass
Notre Dame academy
Mary O’Brien
Phillips street
Squirrel Island
Gertrude Johnson
Mra Tilley
McManmon, florist
rescott & Merr
The
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Pozzoni
PUTNAM & SON
Cor. Warren
Arthur Davis
Country Week
Capt. Sargent
The Tammany Club
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