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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1911

Page

2

Brandeis Speaks on Organized Labor and Efficiency in Boston

Louis D. Brandeis addressed the Boston Central Labor Union at Wells Memorial Hall on Organized Labor and Efficiency. He argued prosperity stems from science and management, urged better methods over wage suppression, and defended scientific management and bonus systems with emphasis on fair shares and regular employment.

Louis D. Brandeis Boston Central Labor Union Wells Memorial Hall West New England East

Union Bakers Plan Mass Meeting to Protest Fire

Hebrew Bakers' Union 45 schedules a Friday night gathering at Paine Memorial Hall to condemn conditions and rights violations after a New York fire. Zigmund Singer will preside. speakers include Jacob Goldstone Ti. H. Levenson Max Rosen B. Reisman and Samuel Niftkin. They demand an eight hour day starting May 1 and sanitary workshop conditions with no wage changes, noting last year's $1 weekly raise.

Hebrew Bakers’ Union 45 Paine Memorial Hall New York Zigmund Singer Jacob Goldstone New York Hebrew Trades Ti. H

Wedding of Professor Kept Secret 31 Months

Miss Anna MacDonald a stenographer of Cambridge eloped with Christopher Carl Glycart a Bucknell University and Harvard ’08 professor to Nashua New Hampshire in early September 1908 and none of their friends learned of their marriage until yesterday.

Anna MacDonald Spring Street Cambridge Christopher Carl Glycart Haverhill Bucknell University Harvard Nashua N. H Bucknell College

Immigrant Couple’s Boston Trip Tests Marriage in Adversity

Glycart and his Harvard graduate wife wed after meeting in Harvard years ago. He soon left for the University of Idaho as an instructor while she stayed in Nashua as a stenographer. Financial strain delayed their plans for a shared life yet they pursue independence and happiness. Glycart, born in Sweden, is recognized in Haverhill for his perseverance through hardship.

Glycart Harvard Nashua N. H University of Idaho Boston Haverhill

Eight-Hour Day Demand Highlighted for This Year

The report notes that the push for an eight-hour work day would be pressed in the current year, signaling a significant labor reform effort.

Waist Makers Will Protest at Faneuil Hall Memorial

Shirt Waist Makers Union 39 plans a memorial and protest mass meeting tomorrow night at Faneuil Hall. Miss A Helen Passoff will preside. Speakers include William H OBrien Frank H McCarthy Werinis D Driscoll Mrs L M Clark Marion Craig Wentworth and Dr M J Konikow who will speak in Hebrew.

Labor notes from unions across Boston and beyond

Reports from multiple unions detail wage adjustments and leadership changes. Activities include Park Department wage grants, coopers wage hike, resignations, mass protests at Faneuil Hall, Wat son factory strike notes, new officers for Carriage Cab Drivers and Chauffeurs Union, and the Boston Team Drivers Council. Also covering wage scale talks for bakers and concrete workers, plus meetings of Lamplighters and Machinists leagues and national union events.

Park Department Fitzgerald Park Commissioners Park Department Assembly K. of L. Boston Molasses Company Coopers Coopers’ Union Samuel Altman Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ Union Boston Roxbury Boston Lamplighters’ Union Harry P. Jennings Armstrong Drivers’ Union Indianapolis Erhood Teamasters Boston Machinists Yester Ureday Wi Wells Memorial Hall Charles King Eral Bert Kelsey

Biographical sketch of Glycart Harvard meteorology professor

The article traces Glycart's upbringing in Bradford High School Haverhill where he played quarterback and worked odd jobs. It notes his early essay path through Harvard 1904 tutoring freshmen, waitering, and managing the Harvard Union billiard room while earning honors in languages chemistry and mathematics. Glycart later became a Bucknell professor of meteorology and performed government assays on the side.

Bradford Haverhill Haverhill and Lawrence Harvard Randall Hall Harvard Union Bucknell Glycart

Revere Police Initiate Anti Liquor Crusade

Police under Sergeant Dyer conducted a dawn raid on Hotel Victoria at Broadway and Malden Street seizing a small quantity of liquor. The same officers searched further premises but found nothing. The operation targets illegal liquor sales with several defendants to appear in Chelsea Police Court.

Revere Hotel Victoria Broadway Malden Street Dyer Chelsea

Harvard Surgeon Endorses Exploratory Operations

Dr James Mumford of Harvard Medical School urged exploratory operations for doubtful diseases in a lecture. He said opening the body with a small incision to inspect the cause would bring enormous solace to both doctor and patient.

James Mumford Harvard University Harvard Medical School

Modern surgical methods reduce operation risks says expert

A physician argues that modern surgery offers high success odds except in a few cases. He criticizes family doctors for delaying operations and condemns chloroform as overly dangerous while praising ether. He notes appendicitis outcomes vary with type and stresses surgery and medicine can treat many diseases.

Second Anniversary Mass for Thomas Mackey at St James

The second anniversary Mass for the repose of Thomas Mackey is at 8 a.m. Monday April 8 1911 at St James Church Harrison avenue with prayers for the deceased.

Thomas Mackey St. James’ Church Harrison Avenue

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