Prohibition Foes Plan Statewide Liquor License System
The New England branch executive board of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders International Alliance discussed a plan to persuade the May 1910 Minnea polis convention to back a national legislative package. It calls for permanent city wide license systems for towns over 50 000, local option limited elsewhere, city control of license commissions, two thirds of fees to city treasurers, one third to rate boards, and a $10 levy on liquor dealers to fund inspectors enforcing 9 percent proof.
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New England
International Alliance
Yesteriny
Minneapolis
Massachusetts
John J. Griffin
John J. McLoughlin
New Hampshire
James Darby
William F. Long
John C. Naban
Connecticut
James J. English
Providence
Westfield
Meriden
Conn
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
Lynn
Worcester
Boston
Manchester
N. H
Labor Notes on union meetings and wage talks at 694 Washington
Insulators and Asbestos Workers Union 7 will hold a meeting at 694 Washington street. P C Craig of Buffalo Lodge 187 spoke at Boston Lodge 9T meeting and is an Interstate Commerce Commission partner. Bay State Lodge reports Federated Trades Council has finished wage scales for the New Haven railroad system to be sent to management. Joseph A Franklin of Kansas City from the A F of L boilermakers and iron ship builders.
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Union 7
Washington Street
P. C. Craig
Buffalo
N. Y
Lodge 187
Brotherhood of Railroad
Boston
Bay State Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Federated Trades Council
New Haven
Joseph A. Franklin
Kansas City
A. F. of
L. Boilermakers
Administrator appointed for JACOB KNECHT estate in Boston
George Knecht named administrator of the estate of Jacob Knecht late of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate has taken on the trust by bond. Creditors must present demands and debtors pay to the administrator at Parker corner Station Street Roxbury Boston date April 3 1909.
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Suffolk
Boston
Dorchester
City of
Court House
Pemberton Square
Talbot Avenue
Franklin Field
Westview Street
Ula Street
FB. T. Moulton
John F. Kelly
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Commonwealth
John R. Solly
Michael J. Sughrue
Hhereby
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Arthur W. Dolan
Nora Powell
Catherine MacDonald
Admx
Newark Street
William B. Smart
Henrietta P. Smart
C. F. Eldredge
Tremont St
Wilson
Sarah J. Williams
Charles H. Williams
Admr
Moultriest
Frank M. Barnard
Ella C. Barnard
Royal Street
Olivia Carlson Nelson
Olivia Nelson
John Nelson
S Ray St
Roxbury
Mass
Ferdinand J. Cook
Newton
Middlesex
Susie M. Cook
Tarleton Road
Newton Centre
G&s
Jacob Schwehr
Bond Ag
Garrett H. Krfeff
Palmer St
Rox
Albert D. Cassidy
Mabry Ann Cassidy
Esquire
Thomas F. Donahue
Mary E. Donahue
Weld Court
Register
John FP. Endres
Charles J. Beckers
George D. T. Ordway
John A. Ordway
Annie L. A. Franklin
Kingston St
Jacob Knecht
George Knecht
Parker
Corner Station Street
Teacher Story Rouses Labor Debate In Boston
Delegates at the Boston Central Labor Union accuse a girl high school teacher of attacking labor movements. They cite a case where she claimed a relative as an employer and said labor leaders should be jailed. Frank H. McCarthy and Patrick Maloney were appointed to investigate.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
Frank H. McCarthy
Patrick Maloney
Labor unions plan meetings and organizing drives in Boston area
The report details union activities including planned addresses in Washington by Charles W. Hanscombe for the Quincy Central Labor Union, organizing tours by Julius Friedman of the cloth hat and cap makers, and barbers' hall discussions. It notes anniversary celebrations, wage scale changes, and a state bakers union formation, with benefits such as wage increases and overtime boosts.
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Boston Journeymen Horseshoers’ Union 5
Wells Memorial Hall
Stablemen’s Union 407
Charles W. Hanscombe
Quincy Electrical Workers’ Union
Washington
Quincy Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor Executive Board
Quincey
A. F
Konrad Young
Brewery Workers’ Union
Hatters
Julius Friedman
Cloth, Hat and Cap Makers’ Union
Boston
Jacob Gordon
Baltimore
United Garment Workers’ Union
Garment Workers’ Union 1
Knights of Labor, Incorporated
Art Stg Memorial Hall
Union 122
Bakers
Barbers’ Hall
Association of
Bakers’ Unions
Journal of the Printing Trades
Seventeen Fares of Fish At Wharf Amid Mixed Cargo
Seventeen fishing vessels arrived with a total of 241,300 pounds of mixed fresh fish. Haddock led at 137,500 pounds, cod 65,900, hake 22,200, pollock 9,200, and cask 6,500. The Muriel and Lochinvar carried 4,000 and 2,000 pounds of hake, respectively, while several named vessels and liners were noted aboard shipments and passengers. The D. A. R. steamer Boston arrived with 225 passengers and 1,000 crates of live lobsters. foreign liners and cargoes were expected today as ships resumed service and repairs continued at East Boston.
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Muriel
John J. Fallon
Muries
Lochinvar
Waddock
Maries
Emelia Enos
Ellen C. Burke
Phat Juniata
Margaret Dillon
Bessie M. Dugan
Jessie Costa
Elva L. Spurling
Louise C. Cabral
Nee Ignatius Enos
Bryden FF
Ovisa Sv. Sene i Ene
Duaba
Oo Ces Teres
Clara G. Silva
Walter P. Goulart
Theoline
Jacksonville
Boston
Yarmouth
N. S
Harry Leach
Mattie D. Brundage
United States
Red Star
Menominee
Antwerp
Winifredian
Liverpool
Pilar de Larrinaga
South Armorica
Admiral Schley
United Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
Hermia
Snestad
Banes
Cuba
San Jose
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Yale
Harvard
Brown's Wharf
B. S. Grove
James S. Whitney
L. M. Crowell
East Boston
Andrew
Lulu W. Eppes
Hingham
Roger Williams
Providence
Atlantic Works
Europe
Shipping News Miniature Almanac And List Of Vessels
The entry records ship movements including arrivals and departures with specific vessels such as Calvin Austin Allan St John Norcott Louisburg and others sailing for or from Boston Norfolk Philadelphia New York and Portland with coal lumber and towing duties. It notes high and low water times and the rise of tide along with several tug operations and schooner movements.
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Calvin Austin
Allan
St. John
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
Dominion
Norcott
Louisburg
C. B
Howard, Chase
Norfolk
Persian
Hillary
Philadelphia
Old Colony
Geer
New York
James 8
Towing Barges and Vessels Across Ports in 19th Century Trade
A concise report lists multiple vessels and towing operations across numerous ports. Names include Knickerbocker Phenix Silver Brook Swatara and more, with barges and schooners moved between Clark's Point Portland Newport News and New York. Also notes a Timandra voyage to Buenos Ayres and anchor at Nantasket Roads.
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Phia
Knickerbocker
Phenix
Silver Brook
Swatara
Clark's Point
Plymouth
Port Johnson
R. R
Portland
North America
New York
Oakland
Riverside
Stroudsburg
Cumberland
Irvington
Perth Amboy
Burden
Newport
Hermit of Green Mountain Dies in Maine
George William McCabe known as The Hermit of Green Mountain dies at Rome Maine after forty years living alone near Green Mountain base. Civil war veteran and only paper found in his cabin is his discharge from the Seventy first New York Volunteers.
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Rome
George William McCabe
Green Mountain
McCabe
Seventy-first New York Volunteers
Velutini May Direct Venezuela Presidency
Reported in Caracas that Venezuela's new president J Vincente Gomez may temporarily transfer the duties to J A Velutini the second vice president of the republic. The line originates from Willemstad Curacao dated April 4 noting Velutini could assume interim leadership.
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Caracas
Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuela
J. Vincente Gomez
J. A. Velutini
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W. J. Hawkins
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Haverhill St
James Coyne
M. E
Reid
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Melville
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J. _LABIVER
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Tremont Theatre
Henry Miller
Edith Wynn Matthison
Tyrone Power
Walter Hampden
Arthur Lewis
Mabel Moore
Ben Field
Frank Mills
By Charles Rann Kennedy
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Castle Sq
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Little Princess
Temple Place
William Ashe
Eelp
Matt
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MRS
Edward Sheldon
Hale House
Charles Frohman
Wm. H. Crane
Father and the Boys
George Ade
St. . Ca
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Henry Bernstein
Genaro & Baller
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Bowdoin
Siberia
Gaiety the Bat den Res. Orch
Boylston
Crook
Providence Joy Line
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