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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1906

Page

2

Hadley Heads Royal Arcanum

The Royal Arcanum closing session at the American House adopted a resolution to make the supreme council more representative. New officers: Grand regent Walter H. Hadley, grand vice regent James T. Shaftoe, grand secretary Herbert Boynton, grand treasurer William L. Kelt, grand chaplain Robert Sweet Jr., grand guide George H. Wiley, grand sentry Charles Rose Jr., grand trustees Charles E. Stumcke, John W. Brittan, Hugh Walker.

Royal Arcanum Supreme Council Walter H. Hadley James T. Shaftoe Herbert Boynton William L. Kelt Robert Sweet, Jr George H. Wiley

Woman Dies in Naphtha Fire at Home

Mrs. Rose Polonetski 41 living on Ohio Street South End died in a naphtha blast when a stove overheated and ignited. Her son Nathan 1 and two younger brothers Louis and Myer were rescued from the flames and treated for smoke. The family ran a cleansing business in the basement and several trousers were drying when the explosion occurred.

Alfred Brittany East Canton Street South End Brittany Rose Polonetski Ohio Street Nathan Polonetski Louis Myer Morgan Memorial Chapel Shawmut Avenue Steve

Market greens and cucumbers rise and fall in prices

Green peas sold for 1.25 peck but failed to attract buyers. Market sellers promoted their own greens while dandelions spinach and beet greens at 25 and 20 cents a peck drew more interest. Cucumbers dropped from 25 cents each to 10 and 15 cents.

Boston unions raise funds for San Francisco craft workers

The Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 donated 1000 to San Francisco cigarmakers. Unions in New Britain and Philadelphia approved strike applications. August Naglemacher elected to fill a vacancy on the executive board. An amendment urged that license holders not hold office or distribute labels. Journeymen Free Stone Cutters Association sent 25 for California relief and urged immediate 2500 from international. Boston Stationary Engineers Union 16 gave 100 and offered California brethren further aid. Boston Lithographers' Union contributed 200.

Boston San Francisco New Britain Conn Philadelphia August Naglemacher International Journeymen Free Stone Criters’ Association California

Wage strike looms as workers seek 50 cent rise

Insulator and Asbestos Workers demand a 50 cent daily wage increase. current pay is $3. Chelsea Central Labor Union officers include President James Blythe and vice president Henry Williams with multiple union representatives. Governor Guild praised for boosting sewerage engineers’ wages.

Insulator and Asbestos Workers’ Union Chelsea Central Labor Union James Blythe Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97 Henry Williams Carpenters’ Union John Noonan Teamdrivers’ Union J. W. Keegan Lathers’ Union A. B. Outrem Painters’ Union Jack Lapp Boston Cigarmakers’ Union Messrs James J. English Boston Bartenders’ Union M. Cosgrove CG. Loring Carmen’s Lodge John F. Stevens Journeymen Free Stone Cutters’ Association Governor Guild Boston Stationary Engineers Central Labor Union Executive Board Greater Boston District Council of Electrical Workers’ Unions Michael Birmingham Carl W. Olin William McSorley Cleveland Wood Evans Marble Company Baltimore Christian Science Church Suffolk Bank

Protest Planned Over Seizure of Two U S Vessels

Washington officials prepare a protest to Britain over the seizure off Newfoundland of two American fishing schooners from Gloucester. Secretary Root says Canadian laws cannot supersede the 1818 treaty granting U S fishermen right to fish where the vessels were seized. Gloucester owners identify the vessels A E Whyland and Elector and say the seizure follows a local Newfoundland law conflicting with the treaty.

Washington State Department Great Britain Newfoundland Root United States Gloucester A. E. Whyland Elector

Captain Dugan Celebrates 41 Years in Boston Police

Captain Joseph Dugan, a renowned police veteran, marked his 41 years with the Boston police force. He recalls past major crimes, touts improved crime trends due to better methods, and comments on public perceptions of young women and shopgirls.

Green Joseph Dugan Police Headquarters Boston Police Department Captain Dugan Boston

Andrew Mack to Sing at Cambridgeport Church Benefit

Tomorrow evening in Aquinas Hall Cambridgeport a sacred concert aids the new church of the Blessed Sacrament. Rev Father Crowe presides with Boston artists joining in the program. Irish singer and actor Andrew Mack has volunteered his services for the occasion.

Aquinas Hall Cambridgeport Church of the Blessed Sacrament of Cambridge Father Crowe Boston Andrew Mack

Sheehan Named to Two Humane Society Boards

Joseph A. Sheehan former School Board member is appointed to the boards of the American Humane Educational Society and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to fill the vacancy caused by Mayor Collins death.

Joseph A. Sheehan The American Humane Educational Society the Society For the Prevention of Collins

Loving Cup Presented to Boston City Treasurer Crocker

City Treasurer George Uriel Crocker, who retires May 1, receives a silver loving cup from the treasury clerks. Pay-seer John D. Carty made the presentation. Cup inscription notes Crocker’s service as Boston treasurer and the warm esteem of his treasury associates.

Crocker John D. Carty George Uriel Crocker City of Boston Treasury Department

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