General Strike Ordered by North Shore Carpenters
Aylem April 14 report details a district carpenters strike covering Marblehead, Beverly, Danvers, Beverly Farms, Peabody and Manchester. Over 800 workers may be affected as unions push for full recognition. master builders threaten to replace strikers. Free shops exist but a prolonged clash seems likely with wages and union status at stake.
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Aylem
Deleagiem
North Shore
Marblehead
Beverly
Danvers
Beverly Farms
Peabody
Manchester
Essex County Builders’ Association
Carpenters’ Union
Convention i Iself
Funeral Service for Rev. Father John Flatley
The Rev. Father John Flatley pastor of St. Peter's Cambridge will be honored Thursday at 10 a.m. with a funeral mass at the church on Concord Avenue followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery Roslindale. A vigil of the Catholic Union and parishioners will guard the body. No eulogy will be given. Archbishop Williams Bishop Brady and Vicar-General Byrne will attend. The Mass for the repose of his soul is set for 7 a.m. and an 8 a.m. mass for parish children.
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John Flatley
St. Peter’s Church
Cambridge
Buckingham Street
Concord Avenue
Catholic Union of Cambridge
Father Flatley
Noly Hame Society
St. Peter’s Parish
Archbishop Williams
Brady
Byrne
M. J. Doody
Church of St. Mary of the Annunciation
Joseph T. Dooley
Calvary Cemetery
Roslindale
DREDGING IN A WEEK DREDGING IN A WEEK
The Boston Associated Board of Trade held a regular meeting and banquet with 23 associations represented. Topics included freight house closing at 6, unloading privileges, door access, a proposed dry dock, Northern Avenue work passed the House, a 2 1/2 foot Boston Harbor channel contract underway, and progress on the metropolitan park system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Young's
John T. Boyd
Transportation Committee
Boyd
Railroad Commissioners
Rice
Usig
Boston
Jerome Jones
Ing
Osborne Howes
Northern Avenue
House
Senate
Boston Harbor
Committee On Metropolitan Park System
Hogan Tells of Voting Frauds Hearings at Winter Place
The election laws committee met at the Winter Place Hotel to discuss bills postponed for today. Ex Election Commissioner Hogan testified on alleged frauds, recounts, and tainted ballots dating to 1901, describing a precinct where a Dyar aldermanic vote was falsified with a black pencil and officials behind the rail.
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Committee On Election Laws
Winter Place
John J. Hogan
F. J. Horgan
A. K. Peck
James J. Conry
William D. Davis
Jerome J. Crowley
J. N. Kelley
W. J. Kelley
William J. Shanahan
George D. Spain
Martin Leftovitch
Mr. Hogan
Horfan
Hogan
Perlie A. Dyar
Board of Aldermen
Phillips Brooks
Smith Predicts Cold Summer for Boston Weather
Forecaster Smith of the local weather bureau believes Boston will have a cold summer. He notes March and April mirror last year’s conditions with storms in Kentucky and heavy showers in Boston. Early spring is evident but not enough to sustain warmth. rainfall is low and March and April highs surpass prior records.
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Smith
Weather Bureau
Boston
Kentucky
Case Against Miss Kidston in Poison Charge
Miss Christina Kidson a young nurse charged with attempting to poison Mrs Cynthia Perkins of Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury will appear before Judge Solomon A Elster in Roxbury Court Wednesday morning. Defense may seek a continuance while Captain Dugan prepared evidence yesterday but declines to disclose findings.
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Christina Kidson
Cynthia Perkins
Blue ‘Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Solomon A. ® Élster
Roxbury Court
Legislature approves park bill funding plan
The committee on metropolitan affairs votes to report a general park bill authorizing yearly expenditures of 350000 dollars for boulevards and 260000 dollars for parks for five years totaling 8000000 dollars.
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Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boxing and Wrestling Card Features Tense Draws and Wins
Sarsfield A. C. members witnessed a boxing and wrestling program last night. Six round draws saw Jack Flavin versus Jack O'Brien and Jim McManus against Joe Phillips. Kid Lewis defeated Young Cahill in eight rounds. Kid Parker and an unknown wrestler competed twice in catch as catch can style, each taking a fall.
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Sarsfield A. C
Jack Flavin
Jack O'Brien
Jim McManus
Joe Phillips
Kid Lewis
Young Cahill
Kid Parker
Condemned Tobacco Smuggling Case Headed to Auction
The tobacco smuggled from Canada by Byron E. Lurchin was yesterday condemned by Judge Lowell of the United States District Court. The Sumatra wrapper tobacco, valued at about $700, will be sold at auction by United States Marshal Darling.
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Canada
Byron E. Lurchin
Lowell
United States District Court
Sumatra
United States
Darling
Mrs Gardner Lays On A Successful L Archer Performance
Mrs Gardners Cecilia club hosts a refined evening at the Gardner palace producing C M Loefflers L Archer with an elite Symphony lineup. About 200 guests attend, front entrance secured, guests depart by 11 15 as Mrs Jack plans future music hall events with notable attendees including Ly man Higginson Amory Thayer Codman Sears Putnam and Sullivan.
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Gardner Palace
Cecilia Club
Board of Arbitration and
Jack
C. M. Loeffler
Cecilia Cnoral
Vesuvius
M. Loeffier
Collector Lyman
Francis Ll. Higginson
F. I. Amory
Bayard Thayer
Robert S. Codman
Philip S. Sears
J. L. Putnam
T. R. Sullivan
Gardner
Music Hall
Hasty Pudding Play The Catnippers Delights Boston Audiences
The Hasty Pudding Club at Harvard staged The Catnippers to a large, brilliant crowd at the clubhouse theatre. Patronesses numbered at least 150 leading Boston and Cambridge women, and the opera drew strong applause for catchy music and lively performances. W. C. Clark as the Maharajah and S. Waller as the Vizier drew big laughs and carried the show with their prominent turns.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Harvard
Boston
Cambridge
W. C. Clark
Maharajah
S. Waller
Washburn Stamp promoters thank patrons and extend offers
The message thanks patrons for a record day and apologizes to latecomers for plant shortages. It notes renewed supply and continued free plant give-aways for a few days, plus ongoing Easter sale and Stamp popularity. It also praises press support and stock strength across ten departments, inviting early purchases.
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Blackstone
Cambridge
Creater Boston
Washburn Credit House
Washburn
Creator Boston
Ald Bromberg Replies to Brandeis Charges at Dinner Debate
Alderman Bromberg reading from a manuscript attacks published statements by Minot and Brandeis. He says the charges show extravagance bribery concealment and incompetency but asserts evidence is weak beyond small sums for a lion and unicorn and pens. He notes no concrete bribery proof yet cites Holbrook farm and other items as unwarranted impostitions.
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Laurence Minot
Louis D. Brandeis
Unitarian Club
Lomasney
Slattery
Alderman Bromberg
Messrs
Minot
Brandeis
Bromberg
America
Holbrook
Fortune in Gifts for Miss Neilson
Newport Rhode Island April 18 guests arrive from New York for the wedding of Miss Cathleen Neilson and Reginald Vanderbilt. A lavish display of gifts valued in the hundreds of thousands includes a Vanderbilt tiara, emerald brooches, pearls, diamonds, and a silver service set, with Father Meenan to perform the Arleigh ceremony.
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Newport
R. I
New York
Cathleen Neilson
Reginald Vanderbilt
Arleigh
William B. Meenan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Harry Payne Whitney
Arthur T. Kemp
Frederick Gebhard
Clarence H. Mackay
Commodore
E. T. Gerry
Vanderbilt
Neilson
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Kings
Washington St
Father Doody
Luce
VIE Wionc
Spain
Willie Swanahans
Max Stone
Brown
Trancis Horgan
Ward
WD. Dorris
Falmouth
Boniface
Captain Dugan
Harry Fsrown
Falmouth House
Arthur K Peck
Willan
Femperton Squ
Poston. Mass
George Fr. Washburn
Ald
Bromber
Miss Neilson
New England
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