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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1910

Page

15

Labor Leaders of 1910 Boston Coal Teamsters Union

James J. Curtin president of Boston Coal Teamsters Union 68 for two years, born in the South End and about 35. Local 68, formed 1893, is allied with the International Brotherhood of Team Drivers and A F of L, with 1500 members in Boston area. It funds sick benefits of 5 dollars weekly for 12 weeks and a 100 dollar death benefit. The union, at 2B Union Park Street, plans a ball on April 27 to support the sick and death funds.

James J. Curtin Boston Coal Teamsters’ Union 68 South End Mr. Curtin General Truck Teamsters’ Union 25 Teamsters Boston Coal Teamsters’ Union 68 International Brotherhood of Team Drivers A. F. of L Boston Central Labor Union Vicinity John J. Fenton Edward J. Looney America Paine Memorial Hall The Aids and

Water Front Fleet Counts Fish, Vessels Reach T Wharf

Sixteen vessels tied at T wharf from closing time Monday to yesterday. Total fish value reached 717,000 pounds with haddock 363,500 and cod 254,100 pounds. Prices ranged from 3 to 41-2 cents a pound for assorted catches as crews near profit from offshore trips.

T Wharf Haddock

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update

Maritime brief lists arrivals and clearances for April 21 with multiple steamers and schooners, including Megantic from Liverpool and Numidian from Glasgow, and vessels sailing to ports such as Jamaica and Baltimore. Tugs and barges noted, along with cargoes including fruit and ore, and currents of tides and daylight length.

Megantic Smith Liverpool Queenstown White Star Line Numidian Moor Glasgow Halifax Cambrian Gardner London England Limon Port Limon C. R Kershaw Johnson Baltimore Newport News Berkshire Howes Philadelphia Malden James Whitney Crowell New York City of Tortona Br Genoa Admiral Farragut Nicholas Cuneo Sama Cuba Reidar Mills Howard Buenos Ayres F. P General E Greeley William L. Douglas Grace A. Martin Norfolk

Spike Robson May Not Live After Concussion Fears

Spike Robson lay unconscious for 45 minutes after a knockout at the National Sporting Club by Jem Driscoll. Doctors revived him but he relapsed and remained too ill to be moved. Physicians fear concussion of the brain and police plan no action unless Robson dies.

London Spike Robson National Sporting Club Jem Driscoll Driscoll

Five Years in Concord for Assault with Intent to Rob

Charles O Neill of the South End was sentenced by Judge Wait in Superior Criminal Court to five years and a month in the Concord Reformatory. He was convicted of assault with intent to rob Samuel Garlitz near Washington and Kneeland streets. The case is noted as an unusual fixed-term sentence.

Superior Criminal Court Wait Charles O'Neil South End Concord Reformatory O'Neil Samuel Garlitz Washington and Kneeland Streets Concord

HoldUp Men Sent to Jail for Highway Robbery

Frank Fee James McCarthy alias Sullivan Ruben Fingelstein were found guilty of highway robbery against rent collector James Jenkins of the South End last March. Judge Wait sentenced them yesterday to three and a half to five years in Charlestown State prison. Jenkins was accosted in a dark doorway near Dover street, choked, and relieved of a watch pocketbook and two checks totaling about $2000.

Frank Fee James McCarthy Sullivan Ruben Fingelstein James Jenkins South End Wait Charlestown Jenkins Dover Street

The Garden of Fate Opens Next Sunday in Morocco

Roy Norton returns with The Garden of Fate set in Morocco. An American consul and his beautiful daughter join an American West Point officer and an English commander of the Sultan’s army amid a mysterious throne pretender, promising a thrilling serial.

Sunday Post Roy Norton Morocco West Point

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