Sturdy Laster Union Backed by Cigar Makers in New England
The Lasters Protective Union of New England reassembled at Wadman Hall with an address from a Cigarmakers' Union delegation. Edward Daly and William Marden elected as central secretary and treasurer. The group surveys history and aims to protect boots and shoes labor, seeks standard pricing, and maintains flexible local branches with advisory boards to expedite grievances.
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Lasters’ Protective Union of
New England
Wadman Hall
Perkins
Lynn
Cigarmakers’ Union
Edward L. Daly
William H. Marden
Stoneham
ATI
Crispin Society
Love's Labor Lost Elopement Tale In Dorchester
A comic scene unfolds as a Beardless suitor asks for a license before an official. An irate guardian objects, a detective is summoned, and a faux license is drafted. The ward and her guardian, well connected, plan a clandestine elopement amid warnings and satire.
Broken contracts stall sewer work in Lynn Mass
Special to the Post Lynn April 8 contractors Trumbull Cheeney and White to quit Section 2 of the eastern intercepting sewer after alleged inefficiency. City may face damages suit. water ingress and limited pumping hindered progress. Estimated city cost to finish the section rises to 125000 if no suit is filed. Organizing labor sermon by Rev James Freeman Clarke defends unions while urging lawful action and arbitration in labor capital disputes.
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Lynn
Mass
Committee On Drainage
Atlantic Street
Trumbull, Cheeney & White
Growing Cranberries in a Bog for Market
A bog owner outlines the cost and method of cranberry bogs, noting $300 per acre for prep with drainage ditches, sand topping, and setting vines. Harvest begins Sept 10 to Oct 1 with pickers paid per quart. first two years yield limited berries, then 100 to 350 barrels per acre by year four. Water flood aids frost protection and harvest timing.
Indians' Rights Debate At South Congregational Church Meeting
A morning gathering at South Congregational Church featured Rev Edward Everett Hale and J M Tibbles addressing Indian rights. Tibbles, a thirty year ally from Nebraska, argued unjust laws under prior administrations and urged a lawful government replacing tribal superstition to protect Indian welfare.
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South Congregational Church
Edward Everett Hale
J. M.tibbles
Tibbles
Nebraska
Almost a Specific for Consumption Emulsion Claims Cure
A Victorian testimonial asserts Scott's Emulsion permanently cures consumption in early stages and alleviates later stages. The letter emphasizes the product's success from thousands of sufferers and presents it as a definitive remedy for consumption.
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Scott
Quincy’s New Monthly Journal Debuts in April
The Quincy Monitor, a six-column monthly by the St. John's Catholic Lyceum Association, appeared today. Father Roche of St. John's Church leads the editorial page and the journal promises bright prospects with varied content aimed at the town’s young men.
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Quincy
Quincy Monitor
St. John’s Catholic Lyceum Association
Father Roche
St. John’s Church
How Paie You Are Aimed At Health Tone Excerpt
The text notes that the phrase is used dismissively yet may prompt a sick woman to seek the cause of pallor. It describes early consumption symptoms, system weakness, and blood impoverishment, claiming Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will act as a tonic and restore color to the cheeks.
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Pierce
Golden
Walden Heirs Tangle Spurs Stable Workers Stand
Field's Corner stable employees of the Metropolitan railroad refuse to work under Rufus H. Burbank, named successor to George Walden. A rare appearance drew a crowd and the workers sought Walden's reinstatement, supported by a petition among district business leaders led by Judge Joseph Ahes and figures like Florence M. Ford, Wendell Jones, and Samuel J. Capen.
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Field’s Corner
Metropolitan Railroad
Rufus H. Burbank
George Walden
Sara
Walden
Mage
Joseph A Hes
Oor Munie
Florece M. Ford
Station 10
Saerinter
Wendell Jones
Dorchester
Alain Samuel J. Capen
George FE. Odd
Be Spooner
Pr. David
Sewall
de. Menry
Jwie
Angostura Bitters Promoted as Appetizer and Invigorator
A promotion extols Angostura Bitters as a world renowned appetizer and digestive aid. The advertisement credits Dr J G B Siegert & Co as manufacturers and touts its benefits for a sound mind and digestion.
Observance of Fast Day Shuts Boston Streets
Boston yesterday showed a Sabbath calm as shops closed and workers paused. Churches offered solemn services and leading preachers spoke while the city kept to sackcloth and ashes under the governor’s injunction.
Disappointed Parties in Bartol Fast Day Sermon
Rev Dr Bartol at West Church denounces political disappointment in 80 era parties and independents. He argues for independent judgment, criticizes both major parties and their leaders, and urges honest criticism of government while warning against armed strikes.
Sunday Amusements Debate by Boston Chaplain
Chaplain Crawford of Temple Street Church addresses the Boston Methodist union at Bromfield Street Church. He decries Sunday desecration and rejects the claim that Sunday outings are for workers, stating most excursionists are not from the working classes.
Park Street Church Hosts Day of Services and Converts
At Park Street Church yesterday afternoon volunteers handed out service notices and hymn sheets as crowds gathered. The 4 pm service featured Damning of the B Y M C A leading hymn singing, with the Ruggles Street quartet and speakers F. Clark of Phillips Congregational Church South Boston, and E. H. Ela addressing themes of sanctifying power and covetousness. Evening sermons by Rev. G. A. Crawford stressed spiritual unfruitfulness, followed by Rev. O. Grifford. Short conference meetings yielded a number of converts.
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Park Street Church
Park Street
Damning
Ruggles Street
Clark
Phillips Congregational Church
South Boston
E. H. Ela
D. D
G. A. Crawford
Brisi
Grifford A
Entertainer Notes on Tonight and Next Week at Local Theatres
Entertainment notes survey current and upcoming stage offerings. Napon strengthens public appeal with premier charm. Globe Theatre presents The Mikado as a standout spectacle with strong reviews. Fedora at Park Theatre with Davenport and Mantell noted for anniversary performance. Arcadia at Bijou praised for scenery and music. Mansfield shines as Prince Karl in Gunter's comedy at Boston Museum. Bandit King at Howard Atheneum rated highly for action and thrills. A Prisoner for Life and The Old Homestead slated for Boston venues. Local theatre changes: Fedora and A Prisoner for Life rotate bills next week.
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Nat C. Goodwin
Park Theatre
Goodwin
Fanny Davenport
Fenora
Globe Theatre
Wmapy
Fifth Avenue Theatre
New York
Lavers
Bijou Theatre
Richard Mansfield
Prince Karl
Gunter
Boston Museum
Fedora
Miss Davenport
Mantell
James Powers
Tin Soldier
West
Howard Atheneum
Boston
Derman Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
Howard Athenisum
A. M. Palmer
Madison Square Theatre
J. H. Stoddart
W. J. le Moyne
William Davidge
E. M. Holland
Mr. C. P. Frickton
Out in the gale the Lynx crew to Gloucester tale
Special to the Post Gloucester April 8 the British schooner Lynx of St John N B was towed to Gloucester after a gale struck her off Milk Island Tuesday night Crew of four landed on an uninhabited island while the ship rode the sea salvage and rescue efforts followed Rockport Humane Society members aided the crew and they were brought to Rockport then Gloucester Captain Finley later engaged the tug Ice King to tow the Lynx home The 123 ton vessel built in St John 1582 owned by H D Beagles and others was not insured for the cargo shipping by Williams Woodward and was partially insured
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Gloucester
Lynx
St. John
N. B
Finley
New York
Rockport
Irish National Land League meeting at Alpha Hall
A meeting at Alpha Hall featured Rev Father McMahon of Ireland and Mr Fitz William. McMahon praised the National Irish League and unity with priests and people behind Parnell. He urged landlordism's end and noted Irish aid from America could bolster Parliament’s coming bill.
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Irish National Land League
Alpha Hall
Father McKenna
Canada
Father McMahon
Ireland
National Irish League
Parnell
America
Gladstone
Mrr. Fitzwilliam
Horse theft suspect seized by special officers
Special Officers Abbott and Pinkerton arrested Henry A. Sargent alias Charles Chant, 32, in Norton Mass for stealing a horse and buggy owned by Otis B. Crossman and A. H. Lane. The recovered property was valued at 260 dollars, with evidence of ongoing thefts found in rooms at 43 Wall Street. A bay horse and open buggy were found in a Cambridge stable, and trunks contained riding gear and washed clothing likely stolen from lines. Sargent to be turned over to Bristol County sherif today.
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Spesial
Abbott and
Pinkerton
Henry A. Sargent
Charles Chant
Cambridge
Sargent
Clifton Houser
Sherif
Bristol County
Frederick Brennan Injured On Preston's Wharf
Frederick Brennan of 258 Princeton street had his right leg broken yesterday morning when a timber fell on him while at work on the schooner S. B. Willie at Preston's wharf on Border street. Union services for last day were held at the Unitarian Church with Rev. L B Bates officiating. The German Jugend-Harmonie dance at Webster Hall drew about 200 couples. Germania band provided music. Egg was spent in the carclog and refreshments were served after midnight. Charles Burrows, aided by Walter and Emons Hammond, led efforts making the event a success.
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Frederick Brennan
Princeton Street
S. B. Willie
Preston’s Wharf
Border Street
Unitarian Church
L. B. Bates
Jugend-Harmonie
Webster Hall
Germania
Charles Burrows
Walter and
Emons Hammond
Chanticleer Loss After Gale Grounds Off Bar Harbor
SPECIAL TO THE POST. BAR HARBOR Me April 8 The fishing schooner Chanticleer driven ashore after tearing its cable in a heavy gale had decks swept by waves Three crewmen escaped in a boat but it sank in the rough seas and the men were drowned One body has washed ashore The Chanticleer built 1853 Essex Massachusetts owned in Vinal Haven Maine at 36 tons will be a total loss.
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Bar Harbor
Southwest Harbor
Essex
Mass
Vinal Haven
Fire destroys mail car near Sandusky with body casket
At Oak Harbor Ohio a mail car attached to train No 4 from Chicago burned at 1 am. It carried mail for Cleveland Albany Boston Springfield Buffalo Rochester and New York City along with a mother and her newborn baby in a casket bound from St Paul to New York. The car was switched to a side track and burned completely with unknown losses.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Lake Shore
Oak Harbor
Sandusky
Albany
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Buoffilo
Rochester
New York City
St. Paul
New York
Burglary at Aldrich Residence in Melrose
The home of A. M. Aldrich on Emerson street Melrose was broken into last night while the family slept. Thieves forced entry by the back door and carried off two silver watches several silver spoons knives forks and other valuables valued at $200.
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Melrose
A. M. Aldrich
Emerson Street
Salvation Oil Ad Promises Quick Headache Relief
An archaic advertisement touts Salvation Oil as a remedy for headache and neuralgia, claiming a peaceful rest for tired inhabitants. It markets a meat-cured treatment priced at 25 ots per bottle, reflecting early 20th century medical marketing.
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Salvation Oil
Cigar unions clash over white and blue labels dispute
The Cigarmakers International Union in this city denounces the use of white and blue labels by rival labor groups and scab workers. Fred Babson cites deceptive labeling, with Knights of Labor and International Union labels misused by nonunion shops. He notes district actions, factory circulars, and Roosevelt’s harsh observations, urging the Knights to curb abuses amid about 600 local members.
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Silverstine
International Union
McGuire
Babson
Busy Brockton Shoemakers Eye New District Amid Union Boom
In Brockton Massachusetts April 8 the shoe industry reports booming business especially among union labeled factories. Prices after arbitration have aligned across forty two associated shops, disputes settle through union officers, and a push for a statewide shoemakers district gains support with four fifths of local shoemakers in favor. William H. Doyle is a leading advocate, citing success of similar labor coordination in glass workers and urging synchronized start times to prevent price undercutting.
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Brockton
Mass
Brochton
Knights
New England
Boston
William H. Doyle
K. Foster
D. A
Bloody riot in Laredo over funeral services for Huarches
A fortnight of lawlessness ended in a deadly riot when a circular alleged a Democratic funeral service triggered armed confrontations. Winchesters and a nail-filled cannon sparked street fighting, with Fort Hackintosh sending infantry to quell the disturbance. Five killed and three wounded, mostly Mexicans.
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Galveston
Tex
Laredo
Fort Hackintosh
TOTAL ABSTAINERS MENT
The fifteenth annual convention of the Catholic total abstinence societies of New Hampshire met in Salmon Falls with all societies represented. Officers elected include Spiritual director Bishop Bradley Manchester and President Rev Dennis Hurley Manchester. Membership up slightly. treasury up $90. Next convention set for Dover on Fast Day, 1887.
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Dover
N. H
Catholic Total Abstinence Socities
New Hampshire
Salmon Falls
D. F. Shea
Manchester
Bishop Bradley
Dennis Hurley
John P. Barrett
Frank McNamee
Franklin Falls
Thomas J. Ryan
Nashua
John Cronin
F. H. Keenan
Michael Flaherty
J. E. Somers
Accident Ends in Knife Wound During Street Play
Four boys about sixteen were playing on River street in Waltham yesterday when Edward Conley tried to wrench a large pocket knife from John Gallagher. Gallagher threw up his arm and accidentally stabbed Conley behind the left shoulder blade. The knife penetrated about an inch and caused an ugly wound that may prove fatal. Gallagher was arrested by Patrolman McKenna.
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River Street
Waltham
Edward Conley
John Gallagher
Conley
Gallagher
McKenna
Closing Bids on Rail and Transit Stocks Across Regions
The auction lists bids for multiple rail and transport equities with figures showing prices and percentages across Louisville, Lake Erie, Northwestern, Ohio, and Pacific markets. Notable entries include Memphis & China, Delaware Hud, and West Pacific pref, with varied bids around 100 to 130 percent and large totals like 40,206 for certain lines.
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Esa
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Oregon
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T. Dang
Tsin
Om. Pac
Trade and Its Outlook for Wheat and Hog Markets
A Chicago special reports wheat strength from 100,000 bushels exported and short covering, with expectations of a near term rebound and a minor reaction. It notes buying by Jones McCormick Kennett Schwartz & Dupee, pork weakness from high hog receipts, and modest gains in corn and oats amid strong curb activity and 196,000 bushels shipped to Newport News.
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Chicago
Emery & Hodges
State Street
Shorts
Jones, McCormick & Kennett
Schwartz & Dupee
Porx
C. 8S
Lee
Brewster & Viking
Congress Street
Easin
Worthington
Lindblom
Hancock
Bliss
Fleming & Boyden
Newport News
Markets by Telegraph cotton and grain prices steady in New York
New York reports ease in cotton with unchanged prices for uplands and Orleans grades amid 356 bales sold. Flour and wheat trade shows mixed receipts and firm spot lateness. rye, barley, cornmeal steady with some price upgrades and regional variety. Mixed Western oats and sugar hold firm while coffee remains quiet.
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New York
Orleans
Minnesota
Canada
Diverse commodity prices across ports and markets
A long market snapshot lists prices and statuses for sugar, molasses, petroleum, tallow, rosin, turpentine, pork, beef, lard, butter, cheese, freights, wheat, corn, oats, barley, and various regional cotton and flour markets. It notes steady or quiet movements, with some items like pork and lard showing modest shifts, and detailed regional receipts and shipments across Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, St Louis, and others.
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Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
State
Ohio
Malic
Coffis
Freignis
Tice
New York
Uplands
Cincinnati
Hicago
Chicago
Farmer’s Review
Kansas
Michigan
Toledo
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Lara
Detroit
Minneapolis
Mion
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Cotton and market reports from Liverpool Havana and London
LiverpoolCotton holds steady with fair demand for Upland and Orleans. Futures show quiet but steady tones with several forward spreads. Havana reports Spanish gold at 238 233 and firm exchange with sugar sales. London wool sales see strong attendance and spirited bidding with 8290 bales sold mainly Australian.
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Liverpool
Orleans
Havana
United States
London
Prison Population Engages In Exercise And Recreation
At Charlestown State prison 521 inmates under Warden Usher performed no manual labor yesterday. Morning religious services were led by Chaplain Barnes and the Governor’s proclamation was read. Prisoners enjoyed about an hour of yard recreation with football boxing and other sports. Many inmates received festive treats in care packages from friends. The day closed with prisoners in their cells. A separate note recalls the funeral of Benjamin Browne held at his Mt Vernon street residence with a large turnout from local schools and post office colleagues. Services were led by Rev. Alexander McKenzie and Rev. W. E. Merrinman. A select quartet sang. Pallbearers included John Lewis S H Camp Leo Lombard A W Pitman C E Jenking and A A Alden. Interment followed at Poipps Street Cemetery Charlestown. Union Fast Day services were held at First Baptist Church with Rev. George S Chadbourne delivering the sermon. Ivanhoe Lodge Knights of Pythias conferred degrees on three candidates. Professor Anthonie spoke at Monument Hall to a large crowd, with Messer’s orchestra providing music. A Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church program featured The Wild Orchestra Nellie Lincoln Miss Bradbury and diverse vocalists and instrumentalists. An Association Hall concert benefited the Monument Square Sunday school. An assembly at Abbottssford Hall hosted by George W Nelon and James Fanning drew over 100 couples with Hand’s Band providing music. John Newman served as floor director.
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Charlestown
Usher
Barnes
Benjamin Browne
Mt. Vernon Street
Eliot School Association
Training Field School Association
Boston Post Office
Alexander McKenzie
D. D
Cambridge
W. E.merrinman
Somerville
Mre
Dr. Wanscom
Messrs. Newhart
Hall
Louis Olney
L. B. Marshall
John Lewis
H. Camp
Leo Lombard
A. W. Pitmap
C. E. Jenking
A.A. Alden
Poipps Street
First Baptist Church
George S. Chadbourne
Monument Square
Ivanhoe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Anthonie
Monument Hall
Messer
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Wild Orchestra
Nellie Lincoln
Cornet
Bradbury
Mesers
E. J. True
Dalle L. Eldredge
Eva Hawkes Howard
Robert Warrens
Marie Paige
Ella M. Greene
Eva Bartlett Macey
Homer A. Norris
Association Hall
Union Religious Services And Local Death In Somerville
In Somerville Prospect Hill Congregational First Methodist Union Square and Spring Hill Baptist churches held joint Fast day services at Prospect Hill Church on Warren avenue with Revs EK Tesd J W Hamilton C M Smith D D and F B Dickinson. St Thomas Episcopal Church conducted its Fast day service with Rev George W Durell delivering the sermon. The wife of Warren Pollard died at home at Central and Vernon streets Winter Hill after a serious illness. Carle P Cubberly led a holiday assembly in Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill with about seventy five couples. Edmonds orchestra provided music. Wyman's fourth holiday assembly at Eberle Hall drew 125 couples with Wiggins orchestra providing music.
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Prospect Hill
First Methodist
Union Square
Spring Hill
Warren Avenue
Tesd
J. W. Hamilton
C. M. Smith
D. D
F. B. Dickinson
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
George W. Durell
Warren Pollard
Central
Vernon Streets
Winter Hill
Carle P. Cubberly
Odd Fellows
Wiggins
Resignations and Appointments Dominate Telegraph Items
Rev George W Philips resigns from Plymouth Worcester church. Milford Business Men demand liquor license cap at thirty. John J Pickman named Lowell city solicitor to replace George F Lawton. Charles S Markland installed as pastor in Manchester New Hampshire. John Teemer notifies Richard K Fox of entry into single court race for world championship and $3000 prize.
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Business Men’s Association of
Milford
John J. Pickman
Lowell
George F Lawton
Charles S. Markland
Chicopee
Second Congregational Church
Manchester
N. H
John Teemer
Richard K. Fox
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