Labor Temple for Hub Labor Temple for Hub
Boston Central Labor Union plans a labor temple to house and host meetings for multiple unions. A committee led by Frank H. McCarthy and others was named to study plans. Delegates rejected a Sunday meeting, welcomed a parade turnout, and backed anti naval military displays while endorsing tenement lighting and ventilation legislation. Officers elected include Arthur M. Huddell president and Philip H. Sweet financial secretary-treasurer.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
Frank H. McCarthy
Cigarmakers’ Union
John E. Potts
Carpenters’ Union
John ©. McDonald
Elevator Constructors’ Union
Edward . Ward
Brewery Workers’ Union
Frank J. Linehan
Bricklayers’ Union
James J. Kermey
Musicians’ Union
Thomas M. Nolan
Typographic
Moyer, Haywood, Pettibone
F. C
Kiingmayp
Boston Musicians’ Protective Union 9
Oyster Bay
Wisconsin Legislature
Hm Cue of Labor
Arthur ‘M. Huddell
Patrick Maloney
Philip H. Sweet
Henry Abrahams
Reading
G. Harry Dunderdale
John J. Fenton
J. E. Eaton
J. F. Kennedy
George F. Tagen
Anna T. Bowen
Patrick D. Daley
D. PD. Driscoll
Bryan in Massachusetts for talks and dinners
The Hon. William J. Bryan arrives today for a conference with ex Governor William L. Douglas. He will speak at the Mayors Club dinner in Fall River and be guest of honor at a military banquet in Boston. He also delivers a Harvard Symposium address and visits Lowell and Lawrence.
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William L. Douglas
Fall River
Mayors’ Club of Massachusetts
Bryan
Governor Guild
Algonquin Club
Harvard
Lowell
Lawrence
Bryan addresses 2500 in Pittsfield on The Prince of Peace
William J. Bryan spoke at the Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield drawing about 2500 hearers. He lingered on Christianity and the Prince of Peace, avoiding politics and Massachusetts issues, though he welcomed questions on platform topics. The crowd gave a warm reception at stations and streets.
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Pittsfield
William J. Bryan
Prince of Peace
Bryan
Post Representative
Massachusetts
Mrs Edith Reynolds Aids Alleged Forger In Bail Bid
Mrs Edith Reynolds declares devotion to George P Bowler and plans to raise 15000 bail to free him from Charles Street jail amid allegations he forged notes for 14000 with Robert Pendleton Bowler's endorsement. She spends over 300000 on Bowler and seeks securities with Attorney Schoen at the Parker House.
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Reynolds
Edith Stevens Reynolds
George P. Bowler
Charles Street
Harvard
Bennett
Robert Pendleton Bowler
New York
Somerville
Hotel Bellevue
Bowler
Batavia Court
Gainsboro Street
Givsi
Man identifies likely kidnapped boy in Gloversville
Myles Standish nephew of Dr H M Marvin arrived in Gloversville to view the local boy held as a suspect. He said the child resembled Horace Marvin but showed key physical differences and declared the boy not Horace in a telegram to Dr Marvin.
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Gloversville
N. Y
Horace Marvin
Chief Smith
Marvin
Standish
Dr. Marvin
Hela
Horace
Murphy
Detective Murphy
Dover
Saratoga County
Mechanicsville
Barber
Stead clashes with Harvard rule over women at meeting
William T. Stead, the British peace advocate, threatened to cancel his Harvard Union address if women were barred. Harvard prohibits women from Union meetings, while Stead insists on including women. Expectation grows that Harvard rules will be rescinded for tonight’s event and that his Economic Club talk followed similar gender-access controversy.
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William T. Stead
Harvard
Harvard Union
Mr. Stead
Stead
Economic Club
Tribute to Fred P O Connell Funeral Planned in Dorchester
The funeral for Frederic P. O Connell, long time baseball editor of the Post, will be held from St Peter's Church in Dorchester on Thursday morning. His mother and brothers will bring the body to Boston by 5 p m today. O Connell died suddenly at West Baden Springs Indiana after a period of illness and had been improving at the time the news arrived. His death casts a pall over colleagues and baseball fans who valued his lively writing and warm personality.
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Frederic P. O'Connell
Post
West Baden Springs
Ind
Sunday Post
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
West Baden
Boston
Fred O'Connell
EB. A. Grazier
O'Connell
Fred
Italy's Noted Bandit Held by N Y Police
Italian bandit Enrico Alfano of the Camorra, fugitive from Naples, was found in an East Side resort raid. Held without bail on murder charges, Italy seeks extradition. Alfano, about 35, is described as powerful, with strong ties to the Camorra web of crime in Naples and New York.
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New York
East Side
Rob Roy
America
Enrico Alfano
Camorra
Alfano
Italy
Cuccolo
Cuocolo
Naples
Mafia
Petrosini
Archiopolli
Magistrate House
Camorra Leader Alfano Escapes Italy For United States
Details emerge on Mario Alfano aka Erricano fleeing Italy. Naples police, aided by Camorra networks, pursued him but he moved from village to village, hid in Rome for a week, then fled with a false passport to the United States disguised as a stoker.
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Naples
Italy
Mnrico Alfano
Erricano
Camorra Secret Society
Camorra
Iano
San Leucio
Caseria
Alfano
Rome
United States
Burglars Loot Jamaica Plain Drug Store
Thieves crept into EB I Sawyer drug store at Washington and School streets Jamaica Plain early yesterday morning securing ten dollars in bills and a revolver after an hour or more of work. Police suspect local burglars familiar with the premises and expect a quick arrest. Entry was gained by scaling a wall to the second story and descending to the cellar to force a doorway into Sawyer's cellar.
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EB. I. Sawyer
Washington
School Streets
Jamaica Plain
Sawyer
Suit Settlement Hint If Mrs Eddy Passes Ordeal Test
Concord reports that plaintiffs in the Eddy case propose a six member inquiry committee to observe Mrs Eddy at her home to determine physical and mental condition. Three chosen by each side would visit at various times with shorthand writers, aiming to expedite litigation. General Streeter did not comment.
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Mary B. G. Eddy
Concord
N. H
Mrs. Eddy
William E. Chandler
Martin & Howe
John W. Kelley
General Streeter
Whaler Grey Hound Returns After Starvation Plight
The whaling bark Grey Hound arrived at New Bedford in a near starved condition after a four year cruise. The crew had subsisted on hard tack for ten days. The vessel was sighted off the coast near Martha's Vineyard before being towed into port by the tug J. T. Sherman. Nearly all oil had already been sent home from various ports.
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New Bedford
Martha's Vineyard
J. T. Sherman
Fair and Warmer Outlook for Boston Area
Forecast for New England calls for fair and warmer conditions in Boston and vicinity on Monday and Tuesday. Southwest to west winds will provide a gentle breeze as skies stay partly cloudy and temperatures rise.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
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May Jouth
Fred Fidwards
Leona Thurber
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Mr. Bowler
Marvin Boy
Mel Sténd
Christian Emdeavor Society
Fred. P. O’connell
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