Brewers Blacklist Allegations Arise From Strike Action
The Boston area brewery workers report by law provisions in the New England Master Brewers Association. Alleged blacklisting of three discharged workers and shipment of beer from outside breweries are cited. Union beer only policy and potential renewed brewery restarts underscore escalating tension in the dispute.
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New England Master Brewers’ Association
Boston
Bellows Falls
Aoe
Matthew Crehan
Dennis Murphy
Caspar Obert
Strikers Paid Off as Brewery Labor Talks End
Strikers are told to report to their former breweries today to collect wages earned up to quitting time. Payments occur between 3 and 5 p.m. with no ongoing contract after midnight March 31. Brewers may seek to replace non-union workers next week, while Pfaff of Massachusetts Breweries Company declines comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfaff
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Carpenters' Council Ball In Charlestown Draws Big Crowd
The Carpenters' District Council of Boston held its first ball at Roughan's Hall Charlestown with over 600 attendees. Notables included W J Shields Jamaica Plain oral organizer of New England Frank K Foster Liberator editor G R Crozier Central Labor Union president FrankeCarthy Massachusetts Federation of Labor president D J Criswold secretary MaseaPhimetis branch of American Federation of Labor Mrs Joseph Chickard and Mr and Mrs Laisa Rowan South Horton. The grand march was led by floor marshal D H Deegan and Miss Mae Trainer Dorchester followed by Floor Director J F Potts and Miss Theresa Gauntlett.
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Carpenters’ District Council
Boston
Roughan's Hall
Charlestown
W. J. Shields
Jamaica Plain
New England
Frank K. Foster
The
Liberator
Central Labor Union
Frank eCarthy
Massachusetts
Federation of Labor
D. J. Criswold
Maseaphimetis
American Federation of Faba
Joseph Chickard
Laisa Rowan
South Horton
D. H. Deegan
Mae F
Dorchester
J. F. Potts
Theresa Gauntlett
Dr Cilleys Suit For Services Before Judge In Session
Dr Orrin G Cille of the West End sued Emma M Stokes administratrix of Kate Stokes Stetsons estate for 850 dollars claiming 17 days of professional services during Mrs Stetsons last illness from April 18 to May 4 1896. The case was tried without jury in Superior Court before Judge Aiken and is under advisement with a finding to be issued later. The defense says he made at most three trips daily and that the amount is excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin G. Cille
West End
Emma M., Stokes
Kate Stokes Stetson
Aiken
Cilley
Stetson
Promoter Pike Testifies in Bennett Advertising Scandal
Hartford promoter Lafayette E. Pike describes ad schemes linked to Frank P. Bennett as court adjourns session of the Superior Civil Court. Pike recounts placing ads in the Investor and pressuring Bennett to try costly campaigns, while Bennett defends business growth and denies direct ad talks with Bass River Canal bill advocate.
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Bishop
Superior Civil Court
Frank P. Bennett
Ele
Lafayette BE. Pike
Hartford
Conn
Bennett
Pike
the Investor
Washington Copper Company
White
United States
Sisk
Arigona Eastern and Montana Company
Fine Exhibit of Water Colours at the Boston Art Club
The Boston Art Club hosts a water color exhibition with 260 accepted from 600 submissions. Notable works include Eva Dowdry's Tuning the Violin and Rhoda Holmes Nicholl's Search the Scriptures, praised for emotion and composition. several marine pieces by Mrs. Francis Draper and Genjiro Yeto reveal varied styles. critics note strong color, form, and light handling across many artists including Isaac Israels, Martha Silshee, and Emile Descombes.
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Boston Art Club
Osee
Eva Dowdry
Francis Draper
Lella Cabot Perry
Ss. P. Truscott
Arthur M. Hazard
Genjiro Yeto
Japan
Frederic A. McClure
Isaac Israels
Rotterdam
Volendam Dyke
Martha Silshee
W. J. Kaula
W. B. Closson
Emile Descombes
New York
Everett Warner
Rufus Fairchild Zoghbaum
Jan
Clara F. MacChesney
Lizzie Waite
Nellie Tompson
Hancock Club Opens New Ward 8 Room After Gala
The Hancock Club formerly the Ward and Democratic Club opened its new room at 81 North Russell Street Ward 8 with about 400 guests. The commodious space featured palms ferns paintings bunting and lanterns. An entertainment showcased Kittie Harte B G Farrell Mulvey Sproker Harry Higgins Rose Malone Charles Hurley Barney Dunn Charles La Dell Alice Brophy and Angel Furnass followed by dancing and a brief supper.
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Hancock Club
Ward & Democratic Club
North Russell Street
Ward 8
Ee Kittie Harte
B. G. Farrell
Mulvey and Sproker
Harry Higgins
Rose Malone
Charles Hurley
Barney Dunn
Charles la
Ward 10 GOP Club Meeting At Columbus Ave HQ
The Ward 10 Republican Club gathered at 329 Columbus Avenue last evening for a social with Coon songs and dancing. Speakers included Representative Kinney, Walter E. Nichols, W. H. Noble, Walter M. Sanger, A Glendon Dyar, and President William G. Wood, who spoke on ward unity and its future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 10
Republican Club
Columbus Avenue
Representative Kinney
Walter E. Nichols
W. H. Noble
Walter M. Sanger
A. Glendon Dyar
William G. Wood
Bartenders to Act in Brewery Strike Move
Bartenders union plans a Sunday meeting at Wells Memorial Hall to map future actions in the brewery strike. With Boston beer shipments ending, members may protest to employers. if ignored, a workplace strike could ensue, though the entire union will not strike in solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartenders' Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Sunay
Lkely
Boston
Robert A. Callahiani
Bartenders’ Union
Harvard and Radcliffe Appearing Together in Public
Harvard and Radcliffe united on a public stage for the first time as the Pievian Sodality and the Choral Society of Radcliffe offered a joint concert in Sanders Theatre before a large audience. The event, seen as historic amid debates on coeducation, drew varied commentary while the colleges maintained separate lectures and rooms.
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Harvard
Radcliffe
Pievian Sodality
Choral Society of
Sanders Theatre
Graduation Night for Boston Evening Schools Sets Attendance Record
Last evening marked a historic graduation as Boston’s evening schools held exercises for Blilot Hancock Wells and Franklin. 170 grammar diplomas were awarded. Hancock valedictorian Miss Clotilde Moglia, born to Italian parents who later moved from France to Boston, balances factory work with study. Wells valedictorian Miss Harriet Goldberg, 16, works as a department store clerk and plans to enroll in evening high school next year.
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Boston
Blilot
North Bennet Street
Hancock
Parmenter Street
Wells
Blossom Street
Franklin
Ringold Street
Ellot
Norate
Clotilde Moglia
Italy
France
America
Moglla
Harriet Goldberg
Wells Evening School
Miss Goldberg
Rhodes Plan for Oxford Scholarships From English Speaking World
The Rhodes scheme would offer $1500 a year for three years at Oxford to a student from every English speaking colony and each American state. Selection would weigh literary achievement, outdoor sports, manly character, moral force, and leadership potential, not just exams.
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Oxford
R Rhodes
England
South Africa
Rhodes
Great Britain
Close of Evening High Graduation at English High School
The Boston Evening High School and its East Boston Charlestown branches held graduation at the English High School on Montgomery street. Headmaster Mr Fernald spoke, with brief remarks from Walter L Harrington Henry H Folsom Benjamin Tenney John A Brett and other school committee members. Diplomas were presented by John A Brett.
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Boston
East Boston
Charlestown
Montgomery Street
Mr. Fernald
Walter L. Harrington
Henry H. Folsom
Benjamin Tenney
John A. Brett
Exclusion Bill Debate Opens in Senate
Senate session begins consideration of the Chinese exclusion bill with Senator Mitchell of Oregon delivering the opening speech. He argues for exclusion of Chinese laborers, states the bill builds on existing law and court decisions, and notes it is more liberal than the Geary act in some respects. The Indian appropriation bill was discussed briefly but not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mitchell
Oregon
Not Drunk but Ill At Drawing School Scene
J Molloy an 18 year old pupil at Boston evening drawing school 147 Columbus avenue fell in a fit during class last night. He was sent to City Hospital for treatment. He was not arrested or charged with intoxication thanks to remonstrances by the superintendent and other pupils. The superintendent threatens a complaint against the patrolman of Station 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Molloy
Austin Street
Boston
Columbus Avenue
City Hospital
Station 4
Newark and Buffalo boxers draw in six rounds
Joe Handler of Newark and Hig McPartland of Buffalo fought six rounds to a draw. Handler was floored in round two but stood and pressed the action throughout the fight. Separately a list of contracts for electric and gas fixtures received by McKenny & Waterbury in Boston names Ocean House Swarmpetott Osusy Court H Institution for Pi and Bank Building Roxbury Mass plus seashore homes on the North Shore and orders from Mexico Turkey and West Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Joe Handler
Newark
N. J
Hig McPartland
Buffalo
Handler
Messrs. McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin Street
Boston
Ocean House
Swarmpetott
Mass
Os Usy Court H Institution
Pi Bank
Roxbury
North Shore
Mexico
Turkey
West Africa
Graduation Reception Ends School Year With Dignity
A formal lecture by Daniel O. S. Lowell of Roxbury on Norway and the North Cape preceded a reception and dance. The grand march was led by Frank B. Barnard, secretary of the school, and Alice G. Carolan of the graduating class. Graduates include Susie May Anderson, Gertrude Adelaide Burleigh, Jacob Brack, Esther B. Crevitery, Alice G. Carolan, Joseph H. Blagdon, Clara Hohenfels, William Hurley, A Maude Joban, Maxaera Lieske, George H. Spillane, Adelaide A. McAuley.
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Daniel O. S. Lowell
Roxbury
Norway
North Cape
Frank B. Barnard
Alice G. Carolan
Susie May Anderson
Gertrude Adelaide Burleigh
Jacob Brack
Esther B. Crevitery
Alice Gersynge
Carolan
Joseph H. Blagdon
Clara Hohenfels
William Hurley
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DR. Cilley
Pike ON Bennett
Storey
Thousae
Frederic L. Babcock
West Lynn
Alenago
Thomas W. Dimond
Chelsea
Thomas W. Lawson
Bartlett
Investor
Wool
Grand Rivers Company
W. M. Clarke
United States Investor
Mr. Lawson
Grand Rivers
B. J. Berry
Bass River
Cape Cod
Buzzard's Bay
Brown, Riley & Co
Ward
Smith’s
F. Smith
Summer Ft
Smith
Worcester
Mase
Woolland Ot
Tee
MR. Smith
Jss Shipper
Washington Credit Company
Liberal Family
Chilren
Petin
Washington and Boylston Sts
D'Arcy
Clothildh Moglia
Hancock Evening School
M'Partland
Cluete
Radnor Aickoney
Ol G
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Ainslie
Sarrett, Nephews & CO
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West Street
Washington ST. C
Beiray
Owen
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