Robbery on a Missouri Pacific Express Train
Chicago December 24. An Associated Press report details a bold hold up on a Missouri Pacific train near Independence. Four masked men hijacked the engine and express car, looting about 2500 dollars cash and up to 3000 in valuables, wounding no one. The robbers fled toward Glendale. authorities pursue with effort and a full description of the suspects.
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Buston Strike Shakes Boston as Cars Halt in Foreseeable Postponement
Boston faces streetcar paralysis as the Malden Medford Charleston Everett lines halt service amid a widespread strike over union recognition. Police hold reserves while union leaders rail against the postponement and demand immediate action. hundreds suffer as thousands seek work and transit options collapse. A separate note reports ex-minister J H Collins arrested in Fresno on federal charges, while a Boston-bound steamer and a Boston bank receivership add to the day’s unsettled news.
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Salmon at Pacific coast prove supply steady says report
An inspection by the United States Fish Commission on artificial salmon propagation on the Pacific Coast concludes the species will not colonize Africa or the Atlantic but will support Pacific waters through cannery demand and rising consumption. The report highlights huge yearly drafts by canneries and rising supply needs.
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