Tabor's Plea At Labor Convention In Union Regalia
Massachusetts Federation of Labor adopts resolutions condemning government indifference to veterans families and calling for humane aid. It endorses union hats for Labor Day, supports stage workers in Boston, and mandates union wage rates on government work. Delegates to wear full label regalia. minors banned in bottling and brewing. engineers license law unchanged. Gompers declines Socialist challenge after mass meeting disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
Cuba
Commonwealth
Boston
Worcester
Samuel Gompers
Washington
American Federation
Socialist Labor Party
President Gompers
Subscribers Protest Over Telephone Rate Hike
In New Bedford a City Hall meeting of telephone subscribers protested a proposed rate rise from 36 to 48 for unlimited service in houses and from 36 to 60 for stores. The Southern Massachusetts Telephone Co reportedly postponed the advance and may be bought out by the New England Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Southern Massachusetts Telephone Company
New England Telephone Company
Southern Massachusetts Company
Gilchrist & Co Slashes Prices At Winter Street Sale
For four weeks Gilchrist & Co at 11 Winter Street unveils daily inducements to attract shoppers. Regular and standard items see deep cuts with woollen fabrics formerly priced high dropping to 9 cents, samples offered at 1 cent, wash fabrics to 6 cents a yard, and infant wear accessories reduced to about one third of normal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist & Co
Winter Street
Ocean shipping notes whirl in Boston harbor columns
The Kennebec arrives in San Francisco with coal from Baltimore after a long voyage begun January 13. The Gitara yacht's charter to a New York party signals active coastal trade as new fireboat plans loom.
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Baltimore
San Francisco
Gitara
George M. Weld
New York
Alfred Sorensen
Lexington
Boston
Ituna
A. Corkum
Rowe’s
A.S. Bigelow
Thousand Isles
St. Lawrence Bay
Ira W. Colbeth
Cameo
Jamaica
Barkentine Elmiranda
Portland
River Platte
Harry Roussel
Brittain
Harvard
William J. Flynn
Lewis Wharf
Boston Light
White Fawn
Betts
Dewey
William A.morse
Provincetown
Arthur Binney
Eliza
Nellie G. Davis
Buenos Ayres
Commonwealth
Olympic
Edward O’brien
New England
Mystic Wharf
Campania
Staples Coal Company
Winthrop
Eureka
Concord
Braddock
Bala
Philadelphia
Ned Hvans
Fred B. Dalzell
New
George's Island
Nantasket Head
Deer Island
Souvenir Day On The Lewiston Isle Of Shoals Line
Souvenir day aboard the steamer Lewiston offers a public wedding and reception with souvenir spoons for the first fifty ladies. Mme. Giralda the Gypsy fortune teller will read palms on board. Eight moonlight excursions are planned this month with Labor Day trip by West End road employees.
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Lewiston
Isles of Shoals
Mme. Giralda
Amalgamated
West End Road
Rate Boston to Lake Chautauqua by Fitchburg Return
A travel rate of 14 dollars and 20 cents applies for a round trip from Boston to Lake Chautauqua via the Fitchburg line. The fare covers a return journey, with details published for travelers planning the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lake Chautauqua
Fitchburg
Remarkable Cure of Crescent Beach Neck Breaker Moran
Paul J. Moran, who shattered his fifth cervical vertebra diving at Crescent Beach July 21, survived long enough for transfer to Massachusetts General Hospital and underwent a delicate operation by Drs Mixter Morris Newton Cunningham and Hutchinson. The case, one of ten similar injuries at Crescent Beach in recent years, contrasts with the usual fatal outcomes at the hospital. Moran's survival and the successful surgery mark a notable medical milestone in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Moran
Crescent Beach
Metropolitan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Massachusetts
Moran
Boulevard
J. Mixter
Boston
Morris
Newton
Cunningham
Hutchinson
Samuel J. Mixter
Paul Moran
Moran recovers after complex operation at Mass General
One hour after ether the patient’s vital signs improved steadily and was moved to Massachusetts General Hospital. Though still on the dangerous list, the operation by Dr. Mixter is called a complete success and echoes a similar fatal case in Chelsea. Moran, of 80 Myrtle Street, is a Stearns employee whose colleagues and firm express strong support and funding for his care.
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Moran
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mixter
Post
Newton
Alexander McDonald Patterson
Chelsea
Crescent Beach
Frost Hospital
Myrtle Street
R. H. Stearns
Morris
Ragged beggar with $12000 found dead in New York
A 77 year old man named Edward Ryan collapsed on Beekman Street on July 25 and died at Bellevue Hospital after a brief stay. Police found four bankbooks with deposits totaling $12,000 from Emigrants Dry Dock and other banks. The Hoffman House address was a myth, and investigators suspect he was a professional beggar with unknown origins.
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New York
Beekman Street
Pearl Street
Edward Ryan
Gouverneur Hospital
Bellevue
Ainay
Hoffman
Chatham Square
Among the Players at Boston Theatres
The article surveys Boston’s theatre scene noting John Kernell’s evergreen storytelling at Sans Souci and the popularity of Chutes shows. It lists Pilar Maran as May Irwin’s Japanese-parts actress and mentions Minnie Dupree joining Nantucket, Walter Perkine’s move to San Francisco, Frawley’s touring company, and upcoming season plans at Boston venues with cast highlights. It also covers renovations at Tremont Theatre, new management at Garden Theatre, English stars visiting, Lisle Leigh's success, and Norumbega’s popularity with rides and a palm-reading gypsy aboard Lewiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kernell
Sans Souci
Irwin
Kate Kip
Pilar Maran
Miss Maran
Minnie Dupree
Liasconset
Nantucket
Paris
Walter Perkin
George C. Boniface, Jr
Anna Belmont
Kathryn Osterman
Milton
Dollie Nobles
Keith’s
Mr. Nobles
Boston Theatre
Harry J. Howard
the Palace
the Maine
Brother Jack
Roland Reed
Madeleine Lucette Ryley
Sydney Rosenfeld
Boston
al Canby
Francis Wilson
Garden Theatre
New York
Tremont Theatre Orchestra
Tom Henry
Columbia Theatre
Olga Nethersole
E. S. Willard
Wilson Barrett
Lisle Leigh
McCullum
Portland
John J. McNally
Rogers Brothers
Georgia Caine
Georges F. Marion
Ada Lewis
Maude Raymond
Norumbega
Park
Austin & Stone
Giralda
Lewiston
Mme
Alphorso
Wilhelmina
Holland
Ready for Big Parade by Abstinence Groups
Chief Marshal Conley urges all total abstinence organizations to join the illuminated parade on the evening of August 10, 1898. Organizations must send to 282 Bunker Hill Street Charlestown by Friday night August 6 the group name, number of participants, officers, and whether a band or drum corps will accompany, to allow proper line assignments and a punctual start.
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C. T. A. U. of America
Marshal Conley
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Doctor Praises Kutnow’s Powder For Heart Patients
Dr E M Hale a Chicago heart disease specialist commends Kutnow's Improved Effervescent Powder as a mild pleasant laxative especially beneficial in heart diseases. He offers free samples to readers with the Boston Post notice requesting the powder from Kutnow Bros at No 13 Astor Place New York City.
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E. M. Hale
Twenty-second Street
Chicago
Kutnow
Kutnow Bros
Astor Place
New York City
Boston Post
Adirondacks Vacation Info Center in Boston
Travel planners note the Adirondacks offer a complete vacation package and direct visitors to 260 Washington Street Boston for diverse information about the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondacks
Washington Street
Boston
Woman Cyclist Clara Thomas Injured in West End Crash
A young woman calling herself Clara Thomas, 25, of Lenox Street, was badly hurt yesterday morning at River and Charles streets after colliding with an ice wagon while cycling. At Massachusetts General Hospital she was listed on the dangerous list with life in doubt. Police canvassed Lenox Street but learned nothing firm about her residence or identity.
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Clara Thomas
Lenox Street
River
Charles Streets
West End
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas
Clara
Cape Ann and City of Gloucester Steamer Service Plan
Gloucester and Cape Ann offer travel to Boston on the steel steamer Cape Ann or City of Gloucester. Round trip 7 1/2 cents. Weekdays depart Boston at 10 a.m. 2 p.m. and 4:45 p.m. Sundays at 10:15 a.m. and 5:29 p.m. The North Shore route is renowned for rugged coastal beauty.
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North Shore
Gloucester
Gape Ann
Columbus Orchestra
City OF Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
Boston
State St
P. S
B. S. Merchant
Gen. Mgr
Cape Ann
New England
Provincetown
Longfellow
John Smith
Commercial Wharf
North Pier
Pumssys
Cape
Jenves Provincetown
Plymouth
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Tabor
Federation Champions
Prison Point
Lazard Freres
Bank of British North America
London
Fall River
Beecham
Ernest Terah
Hooley
Castoria Morlatants
St. John
Digby
St.John
Halifax
Summerside
St Ty
St. Croix
John
Coastwise Service
Steamor
Cumberland
State of Maine
Eastport
Lubec
ST. Andrews
Campobello
E. A. Waldron
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat CO
Walter
Isabelle Urquhart
Sidney Wilmer
Walter Neent
Max Zach
Marie Tavary
Symphony
Com. Schley
Compton Electric System
Louisville
Palace Theatre
Belles Burlesque Co
Ordlar
Jim Jecfnes
Ave
Tremont St
Tele
Tremont
Tremont Sst
Oxford
Joana
Arthur Law
Bass Point
Nahant
Lafrigain
Naval Brigade
Rncinyg Iree
Lincoln Wharf
A. P. Lane
N. E. Agt
Ash. St
Atwood & Rich
Orumbeca PS
Zoological Garden
Electric Fountain
Rustic Theatre
Gorman’s
Specialty Alliance
Music Court
Knowlton & Allen
Newton Boulevard
Subway
Huntington
Union Station
Bessie
Bonehill
Elans Souci
al Leech
Rosebuds
Lawrence and
Harrington
Eldridges
Crouch
Bertina
Mile
Flora
Proto
Wed
Ntasket Beach
Coca
Lwway
Snow’s
Oliver Street
Huntingion Avenue
Austin
Muldoon
America
Spain
Wargmph
Stone’s
Steaner
Ig Alfred Sorense
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