Central Labor Union drafted manifesto warns against anti union attacks
The Central Labor Union at its last meeting appointed a committee to draft a manifesto protesting against organized labor opposition. The addressed notice to the people of Massachusetts denounces plutocratic powers, calls for industrial liberty, fair wealth distribution, and warns against extending terms of office and abolishing city structures.
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Central Labor Union
Eliot Street
Massachusetts
Boston
United States
Republic
Courts of Justice
Uey
Congress of the
Central Labor Union of
Boston and Vicinity
Franklin
Call to unity against class bias and political overreach
John F. O'Sullivan of the Central Labor Union urges citizens to unite across race and creed to defend public rights, oppose extended official terms, and support referenda on public questions. He lists labor leaders including Henry Abrahams, William E. Bell, Henry M. Kelly, Harry Lloyd, and George E. Pike as endorsing the civic plea.
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Earth
Boston
Commonwealth
John F. O’sullivan
Central Labor Union
Henry Abrahams
Cigar Makers’ Union
William E. Bell
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Henry M. Kelly
Pressmen’s Union
Harry Lloyd
Carpenters’ Union
George E. Pike
Central Labor Union Admits Finishers' Union Delegates
The Central Labor Union in Brockton reports new delegates from the Finishers' Union. The Sherman & Hanna case ends in an amicable settlement with union mason work and tenders to be used on future city projects. The union urges contractors on city work to pay union wages. Organizing efforts target tinsmiths and the Boot and Shoe Workers fair progress. The Web Weavers plan an exhibit and address by ex President Smith. The annual banquet is set for tomorrow night at the Metropolitan Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Central Labor Union
Sherman & Hanna
Laborers’ Union
Web Weavers
Smith
Metropolitan Hotel
Sunday Liquor Raids Sweep Multiple Locations
Division 5 officers raided a house at 7 Davis street early yesterday morning arresting several for gaming on the Lord's Day. Other arrests followed at Davis street, Winsor street Cambridge, Ferry court, and Prentiss Street for liquor violations. Lager beer, whiskey, gin and rum were seized from multiple premises including 9 Savoy street and 892 Tremont street.
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Division 5
Davis Street
Peter Taylor
Thomas J. Carey
South Boston
Timothy Mahoney
Oneida Street
James Rouse
Kate Caverly
Dora Harris
Winsor Street
Cambridge
John Levariona
Ferrycourt
Annie Parker
Lizzie Abbott
Savoy Street
Francis Roberts
Timothy Claugher
Prentiss Street
James C. Lavrie
Burke Street
John
Culvey
Tremont Street
Division
Hllen McCarty
Water Street
Kate Hughes
Medford Street
Julia Hayes
Chelsea Street
Saan Fee We Beeen Tyes
Donatagellon Aghdte
North
Benhet Street
Michel Rosetta
Endicott Street
Andrew Rudzieocts
Thayer Street
A Saw Mill Fatality In Winsted Conn
Charles Swenson aged 29 of Totland Maas died yesterday evening after a skull injury at a saw mill in Winsted Connecticut. The accident occurred Friday when a lumbering device struck him, state police reported.
Wagner Opera Company Arrives for Boston Season Opener
About 100 members of the Wagner company including principals arrived at Park Square station. Herr Max Alvary and wife checked in at the Vendome. Fraulein Johanna Gadski Fraulein Marie Brema Fraulein Rosa Sucher Herr Franz Schwarz and Herr Emil Fischer are listed among arrivals. The 168 member company is in good health and a Boston Theatre opening performance is promised tonight. Walter Damrosch and the orchestra stay in New York for a concert and arrive on an early train today.
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Wagner Opera Company
Park Square Station
Herr Max Alvary
The
Vendome
Walter Damrosch
New York
Fraulein
Johanna Gadski
Marie Brema
Frau Rosa Sucher
Franz Schwarz
Emil Fischer
Boston Theatre
Boston
Rhode Island Fires Claim Multiple Dwellings and Stocks
A Pawtucket fire in the Lee block on Main street caused $300 in building loss and $1200 in stock for Sol Cohen, insured. A woods fire in Attleboro burned wood and buildings. Pawtucket aid arrived too late. Lime Rock saw two dwellings and a barn destroyed. nearby farm buildings burned. total loss around $8500 with little salvage.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Lee Block
Main Street
Sol Cohen
Pleasant View
Attleboro
Massachusetts
Mont Pratt
Lime Rock
Charles Miller
Colonel Walcott
Henry Sterner
Mystery of John Van Hall death ends with body found
The Roxbury man, John Van Hall, disappeared December 19 last after leaving work for home. His body was recovered from the Charles River near Spring Street Jamada Plain. Investigators suspect suicide by tying shoe strings to a tree limb before entering the river. Medical Examiner Draper to view the remains.
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John van Hall
Waldron Street
Roxbury
Charles River
Upper Bridge
Spring Street
Jamada Plain
West Roxbury
van Hall
Crags Meadow Island
Campbell & Brestlin’s
Commercial Street
Draper
Public Bequests Across Middlesex Probate Files
Wills filed in Middlesex probate at East Cambridge reveal gifts to hospitals churches and missions. Christiana D Webber of Arlington leaves 500 to Somerville Hospital and 500 to the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with portions to related societies and Home for Aged Couples. Susan Robbins of Natick bequeaths 150 each to Natick churches and Baptist missions. Rev Eli W Harrington of Pepperell leaves 4000 with 3600 to American Home Missionary Society and American Board of Foreign Missions. Rev Robert P Stack of Waltham leaves estate over 16000 with real estate 4000 and personal 12310. executors named include Rev Timothy Brosnahan and Rev Edward Stack. St Patrick’s Watertown receives 2000 for church erection plus other bequests, and Shipments of life policy to Rev Edward Stack. The text notes executors declined due to distance and other details, with multiple church and mission beneficiaries across the region.
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Middlesex
East Cambridge
Christana D. Webber
Arlington
Somerville Hospital
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Boston
Susan Robbins
Natick
First Baptist Church of
Timothy Brosnahan
Waltham
Edward Stack
Hyland
Minn
St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic
Watertown
Taylor
P. R
St. Mary’s Church of Waltham
Squantum Winter Quiet Amid Coastal Charm
A Boston suburb tale of Squantum near Dorchester Bay, praised for summer beauty yet described as dull in winter. Residents report no disorder or vandalism this season, despite rumors of dog and cock fights and burglaries, noting vacant homes are intact and security tight.
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Boston
Squantum
Old Colony Road
Atlantic
Dorchester Avenue
Neponset
Atlantic Street
Dorchester Bay
Quincy Bay
Along the Water Front and Harbor Scene Notes
The fishing sloop J. McMorrow will be sold at auction next Thursday at Burnham's wharf in South Boston. A hydrographic notice warns captains of Atlantic routes of variable winds, gales north of 40 N, and heavy fog. The Kate Jones towboat, captained by Eddie Evans, towed the Gainesborough from Melbourne after 116 days at sea. Yachts come out for spring, including a Rowe's wharf schooner yacht. Immigrant inspections affect Steamer Yarmouth arrivals. four held for further checks. Towboat debates arise over Massachusetts Humane Society duties following Onalaska stranding. Four-masted ships in New York include Roanoke and Lynnehana. The Landsman cartoon note ends the page.
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J. ¥. McMorrow
Burnham
Boston
Hydrographic Office
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Grand Banks
Savannah
Baltimore
Cape Cod
Kate Jones
Boston Towboat Company
Eddie Evans
Young Blood
Eddie
Taurus
Gainesborough
Melbourne
Rowe
Fideman
Bath
Harry A. Bolan
Charles River
Bolan
Bo-lan
Yarmouth
Gloucester
Massachusetts Humane Society
Onalaska
Bayside
Nantasket
Humane Society
Lewiston
N. Pi Doane
Roger Sears
Doane
New York
Landsman
Lucy Dewhirst Runaway Sailor Girl Story Recalled
The London report recounts Lucy Dewhirst a Knot End girl 15 who fled England to Lawrence Massachusetts then worked as a cabin boy aboard the Bostonia earning passage back to England. She reached Liverpool with funds none and was aided by a boatswain to Ashton where her sister resides.
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London
Blackpool
Lucy Dewhirst
Knot End
Fleetwood
Lucy
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Oxford Street
England
Boston
Bostonia
Liverpool
Ashton
Profanity discussed as duty and reverence for youth
William H. Baldwin spoke at the YMCA Union on profanity urging duty to God and parents. He warned profanity is not manly and praised reverence, moral character, and a school code of sacred conduct to guide youth through life.
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Boston Evangelical Alliance
William H. Baldwin
Y. M. C. Union
Christ
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