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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1910

Page

4

Labor Leaders and Bay State Division Conductor Profiles

George N. Shay of Bay State Division No 413 B and M employed as freight conductor since 1898 covers the division’s founding Oct 20 1901 in Charlestown. The Grand Division HQ sits in Cedar Rapids Ia with 475 divisions. About 40 000 members insured. up to 1909 claims total 11 462 567. A Boston 1911 convention was praised for generosity to visitors and strong arguments to keep Boston as host.

George N. Shay Bay State Division No Order of Lowell Provincetown Boston & Maine Railroad Boston & Maine Charlestown Grand Senior H. Wilkins G. W. Silsbee Engineers’ Hall Canal Street North Station Grand Division Order Cedar Rapids United States Canada Boston North America

Hyomei Otic Remedy Endorsed For Colds And Coughs

Health claims for Hyomei praise quick relief from colds and chest tightness after two minutes of steam inhalation. Advertisers quote testimonials from Geo Kenty and others in Lisbon Ohio Watervliet New York Croton Iowa and Arkansas. The 50 cent bottle plus 1 dollar pocket inhaler is marketed as a lifetime investment with a future discount on refills.

Geo. Kenty Lisbon Ohio Hyomei James Spencer Thirdi Street Watervliet N. Y A. Haslan Croton Lee County Towa M. M. Murray See’y Lewisville Ark

Quincy Hardware Store Fights Off Mad Cat

Mrs. L. Bouchard of Quincy Adams fought a mad cat for about an hour as she closed her Water street hardware and seed store. The animal stalked her after she lit the lights, knocked over goods, and charged her with a hand rake until neighbors arrived to help. Her children fled for help as the cat fled into the night.

Quincy

Insurance Agencies’ Merger Forms Cyrus Brewer & Co

Old Boston firms Alfred M. Bullard & Co. and Cyrus Brewer & Co. merged to form Cyrus Brewer & Co. The new firm includes Alfred M. Bullard Arthur B. Gilmore Arthur K. Pope and William T. Ullman with Bullard as senior member, continuing underwriting work.

Boston Insurance Alfred M. Bullard & Co Cyrus Brewer & Co Alfred M. Bullard Arthur B. Gilmore Arthur K. Pope William T. Ullman Bullard Boston

Yankee yacht Olivette sold to Boston club member for engine fit

The 48 foot water line schooner Olivette owned by William R. Chapin of Brookline Mass. has been sold by the Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency to Charles Pio Foster of Boston a leading member of the Eastern Yacht Club. Foster plans to install a gasoline engine and convert the vessel into a comfortable auxiliary cruiser.

Hollis Burgess Yacht Agency Olivette William R. Chapin Brookline Mass Charles Pio Foster Boston Eastern Yacht Club Foster

Mayor Promises Crackdown on Tax Dodgers

Assessors begin annual rounds under a new law setting April 1 as the legal residence date in the Commonwealth. A. Glendon Dyer was re elected chair of the board as the mayor urged closer scrutiny of personal valuations and to uncover residents who dodge taxes by changing residence dates.

Commonwealth City Hall A. Glendon Dyer Ife

Chelsea Board Extends City Property Fire Insurance

The Chelsea Board of Control approved a blanket city property policy valued near 1,000,000 dollars. The plan aims to reduce losses from fire by securing low-cost, comprehensive coverage for municipal buildings in New England.

Chelsea Board of Control New England

City Insurance policy details unveil new 35 A rate plan

The city moves to adopt citywide insurance covering city structures effective May 1 with New England Insurance Exchange. It offers 80 percent payout for buildings and 90 percent for contents on total loss, full damage coverage for partial loss, and a new 35 A rate of 1.05 dollars per 100 for five years or 0.21 dollars per 100 for one year. An extra 175000 dollar policy will be added after the new City Hall is completed. Underwriters cited rigid building ordinances construction quality and supervision as reasons for favorable terms. The board of control plans to cancel old policies with a 3500 dollar rebate and a new 7400 dollar appropriation to support the new policies. Annual 1950 dollar insurance appropriations will fund a sinking fund, ensuring five year policies in 1915.

New England Insurance Exchange Board of Control

Flower Festival at St Hugh's Church in Grove Hall

The St. Hugh's Church auditorium on Blue Hill avenue will host a grand bazaar from April 4 to 9 called Plowerland. An electrical display with over 2000 bulbs will illuminate the booths, each representing a flower. Nights feature Venetian German Japanese Irish Catholic groups and child events with diverse attractions.

St. Hughe’s Church Blue Hill Avenue Grove Hall Plowerland Ladies’ Sodality Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society Holy Name Society

Violet Party at Assumption Church in East Boston

A large gathering is planned for a Violet Party at Lyceum Hall East Boston. Rev F V OConnell director of the Young Ladies Sodality serves as reception chairman. Committee members include May Digan Kathryn Douglass Carrie Digan Margaret Lannery Alice F Kivenar and Kathryn Murphy.

Wage Increase Offered Men by Worcester Street Railway

General Manager Tenry C Page of the Worcester Consolidated Street Railway proposes raising wages for conductors and motormen from 21 to 26 cents per hour. The plan would add over $20,000 annually to total wages with current rates from 20 to 25 cents. The union delegates have not accepted the offer yet.

Worcester Tenry C. Page Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Company

Parkman Fund Grants Boost Boston City Cash

City Treasurer Slattery received 410000 from Executor Codman of the Parkman estate. Of this total 95000 is interest. Boston has collected over 2000000 of the 6000000 fund, with about 105000 now available for immediate use on public grounds and parks at the Mayor and City Council’s discretion.

Charles H. Slattery Codman George F. Parkman Parkman Boston

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