Boston Freight Handlers Strike Ends After Four Days
Boston officials and labor leaders brokered a settlement ending a four day strike by about 20 000 freight handlers and related workers. Old workers will be rehired where possible starting tomorrow but vacancies may remain. traffic is set to resume with a rush. The Brine Transportation dispute remains unresolved and sentiment against that company persists. Boston and Maine railroad president Lucius Tuttle says most workers returned voluntarily or are replaceable, with ample applicants for future openings.
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Crane
Brine Transportation Company
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Lawler
Lucius Tuttle
Boston All Maine Railroad
Eoirse
Jessa Frelehi
Boston and
Maine
Phis
Lamp Explodes Injuring Miss Higgins in Waltham
In Waltham on March 12 Miss Kate Higgins a domestic for W J Reynolds was badly burned when a lamp she carried to her chamber exploded lighting her clothing on fire. She is not expected to recover. Kingston reports William Haggerty age seventy eight died March 13 after forty seven years with Plymouth Cordage. He walked 85,000 miles for pay and emigrated from Ireland in 1851 voting for Douglass and Bryan respectively.
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Kate Higgins
W. J. Reynolds
Kingston
Mass
William Haggerty
Plymouth Cordage Company
Ireland
Ucket “Trom Douglass
Bryan
Post Office Upgraded to Presidential Class
Washington March 13 The following fourth class post office will be advanced to the presidential class April 1 New Hampshire Enfield
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Washington
New Hampshire
Enfield
Navy General Order Aims to Improve Marksmanship
Secretary Ong issues a general order adopting Army Small Arms Firing Regulations for the Navy and Marine Corps with modifications. It outlines target practice limits, gallery work, and requisitions for rounds and equipment, plus construction of practice targets at navy yards and ports. The order enforces uniform target practice methods across services following a board’s recommendation.
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Navy
United States Army
Marine Corps
Naval Service
Army
United States Marine Corps
United States Navy
Oder
Bureau of
C. Laverheiner
A. J. Niblack
TALMAGE VERY ILL ON JOURNEY TO WASHINGTON
San Antonio Texas March 13 T De With Talmage confined to his berth due to illness has passed through the city en route to Washington He is accompanied by Mrs Talmage and his physician Talmage is returning from Mexico where a cold developed into influenza While in Mexico City he was treated by Dr Willis of the American hospital He will rest one day in New Orleans en route Mrs Talmage expresses no fears over his condition.
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San Antonio
Texas
T. de With Talmage
Washington
New Orleans
Carnegie Addresses Librarians at New York Library Club Dinner
New York March 13 Andrew Carnegie was chief guest and principal speaker at the seventh annual dinner of the New York Library Club. About three hundred librarians attended. Carnegie said he had reviewed forty library applications that day and expected to grant nearly all, with possible exceptions for two.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Chi
New York City
Carnegie
Hearing Set in Bost Bailey Murder Verdict Appeal
Salem Mass March 14 The hearing on the motion of counsel for John C Bost who was convicted of the murder of George C Bailey to set aside the verdict will be made in the supreme court in Salem next Saturday morning Judge Fos who presided at the trial will hear the motion.
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Salem
Mass
John C. Bost
George C. Bailey
Supreme Court
Fos
Soffel Indicted in Jailbreak Case at Wittsburg
Indictments against Mrs Catharine Soffel wife of ex Warden Peter Soffel were considered in Wittsburg on March 13 arising from the Biddlebreathers jail escape in January Two bills were returned against others If convicted on all counts she faces up to sixteen years in prison and a 2506 dollar fine
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Proclaimed Safe and Quick Cure
Dr Redwell recounts a chronic stomach case that improved almost immediately after starting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He notes relief from sour acidity, better appetite, weight gain, and no harmful effects, praising the product as harmless and suitable for children and invalids.
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Dr. Redwell
Stuart
Vigorois
Kittery News Roundup on Local Changes and Events
Castle Hill tenement for Mr Milliken family. George Coleman leaves Nittery Point meat market to join BL Gately Co Boston as salesman. No evening church prayers. Sidewalk and crosswalk improvements likely boosts attendance. Jessie Wentworth and Mrs John Wentworth out of danger after severe illness. Line chamber social at Wortworth ball boosts youth events. Kittery town meeting scheduled for March 34 with dam cases soon. Rev George W Gite spoke on Yellowstone National Park at Second Cherian church. Local meat and provision dealers report orders disrupted by strike. green stuff shipments ruined. Mrs William Chase of York visiting town. Miss Helen Sheland visiting relatives in Richmond ME. Mrs William Fernald improving from pneumonia. Awaiting spring plowing if frost recedes. Noah Amery of Kittery Point appointed administrator of Josiah Foyes estate. Crosswalk work ends complaints on digging. Echo street house of late Carpenter Leonard Transcom to be sold.
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A. W. Johnson
Jessie Mw Wentworth
John Wentworth
Wortworh
Kittery
P. Ceorge W. Gite
Stortsmouth
Yellowstone National Park
William Chase
York
Helen Sheland
Wi Mertford
Mass
Lizette Tallman
Richmond
Wiliam Fernald
Noah &. Amery
Kittery Point
Josiah Foye
North Kittery
Leonard Transcom
Echo Street
New Hampshire growth talk guides rural city ties
Concord March 13 The state meeting on trade and the Concord Commercial club banquets are seen as beneficial. Nath an J Hach elder lauded rural and urban bonds, noting railroads and communication have drawn farmers into business and social life, while summer homes spread prosperity and improved roads schools and services across rural New Hampshire.
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Concord Commercial Club
Ounce
Natham J. Hachelder
Lolley
Boards Am Trade
Boards of Agriculture
Grange
Olideme
Manufactuyig
Agricultine
Hs Promatenes
Pire
New Hampshire
Ely
New Tamopshire
Eli Guile Iil
Tay
Newbury
Maumerous
Sta Non Timpsvire
On the Diamond A Yankee season preview underclassmen and trades
ON THE DIAMOND Tilley will play with Maple again this year as Fort Constitution soldiers prepare for summer. Dover manager Doc touts a top first baseman a YoUester, 6 feet 2 inches, 190 pounds, sprinting 11 seconds, from Maine. Varney of Dover, Dartmouth's ace pitcher, signs with Montreal Western league. Pastor the deaf mute known as Dummy Taylor joins Cleveland in the American league. Paylor had a decent year with the New York team. West Point cadets maintain date for their game.
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Maple Woos
Fort Constitution
Doc
Dover
New England Legue
YoUester
Maine
Varney
Dartmouth
Montreal
Pastor
Khnewh
Taylor
Cleveland
Paylor
New York
West Point Cadets
New Hampshire Exhibit Idea At St Louis Show
A Manchester Union letter proposes representing New Hampshire at the St Louis exposition with a large raised map or model of the White Mountains to give visitors a vivid impression of the state. It suggests a mountain region model, perhaps a raised Switzerland style map, as a centerpiece to attract attention and convey New Hampshire’s attractions.
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New Hampshire
St. Louis
Washington
United States
White Mountains
Switzerland
New Trompshire
Manchester Union
They Work While You Sleep as You Rest
Cas carets Candy Cathartic claims to repair digestion liver and bowels while you sleep. Genuine tablets stamped C C C advertised for druggists and retailers. no bulk sales.
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Sts
Initiation at Osgood lodge in Newfields
Osgood lodge 10 O B Portsmouth guests Fraternity lodge last evening. Four candidates received the initiatory degree in a credible ceremony. Three hours of secret session followed by a supper at Elm tavern with about sixty attendees. Miss Lilla Hurd of Berwick visits Mrs Haley. Annual school meeting set for Saturday at seven. Mrs William Paul and daughter return from Boston winter stay.
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Landford Vinley
Lilla Hurd
Berwick
Joseph Haley
William Paul
JD. G. Langlands
Boston
The Grip Follows the Snow Health Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts preventing the grip illness and curing the worst cases within two days using Laxative Brome Quinine Tatlets. It features a near illegible signature line EB. W. Grove on the box.
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EB. W. Grove
Blood Bitters Promoted as Strength Remedy at Drug Stores
Rullus touts Blood Bitters as a tonic that purports to purge impurities and enrich the body with pure blood, claiming to build strength and health for men and women with regular use, available at drug stores.
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