Tory Landslide Theme Tests Irish Party Cohesion
Dublin correspondent P O Neill Larkin assesses the July 28 Tory victory and its impact on the Liberal party, noting liquor interests and clergy activism as key factors, predicting a strengthened Irish National bloc and possible renewed coercion measures to unite factions. He questions Tim Healy and hints at reform within the Irish Parliamentary Party as the new Parliament looms.
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Boston
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Labor Day Marshal Elected by Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union met to elect John F. O'Sullivan as chief marshal for Labor Day and to approve a labor exchange building plan and municipal reforms. The educational committee urged the library to expand economic and social science works while waiters and upholsterers faced organization and boycott actions.
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Public Library
Schuhmann &,Co
Eliot Street
Schuhmann
Waiters’ Alliance
Labor Day Committee
John F. O'Sullivan
Municipal Committee
Franklin Fund
Richard W. Garrity
Edward O’donnell
Henry Abraham
Edward Ll. Roseman
P. J. Hally
James O’ Neil
D. D. Sheehan
John Rodden
Walter Butler
Charles 0. Wood
Edward C. Doherty
Nellie Murphy
Central Labor Union Division
Bakers’ and Confectioners
Federal Labor Union
A. F. of L
Nail Pointers’ Protective Union
Nail Assorters’ Protective Union
Harry Lloyd
West End
Beach Day at Nantasket Draws Thousands in Warm Weather
Yesterday's Nantasket Beach crowd swelled beyond thousands as hotels and travel services reported brisk business. An estimated forty thousand or more crowded Hotel Nantasket area for a Myles Standish Band concert while water craft filled the shoreline. Specific notable guests included Mme Flower performing at the sacred concert at Atlantic House, and 250 South End Social Club members visiting Hotel Standish. The Nahant steamers City of Jacksonville and Frederick DeBary ran near capacity, and many visitors arrived by road or boat to enjoy a sunny holiday with music and riverine entertainment.
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Nantasket
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Myles Standish
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Jere O’halloran
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Mme. Flower
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Cole
Grant
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Standish
Myra A. Pond
Boston
Arthur Osgood
May Alden Ward
Cambridge
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D. O. Wade
Brockton
Woman's Educational Union
Nahant
City of Jacksonville
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Lynn
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Ocean Grove
Metropolitan Band
Sweeney
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Americas
O. M. Scott
Arthur Earle
Joseph Swickard
George Lynne
Winthrop
New Winthrop Hotel
Ray J. Rickard
Tf. Munroe Murphy
Blue Hill Cottage
Neptune Avenue
Frederick Bliss
Dorchester
Edward Callender
Louis Matts
John T. Baron
W. B. Fisher
Pullman Car Company
Montreal
Thomas Eskrigge
Pansy Cottage
Underhill Street
Bass Point crowds enjoy big musical day by sea
More than ten thousand people visited Bass Point yesterday for a fully packed outdoor program. The Naval Brigade Band and the Verdi Quartet staged a continuous concert from 1 40 to 9 00 p m with solos by Lafricain Cary Posselt Wedge and others. The Bass Point House dining hall served many diners, and the fish dinner craze drew hundreds. Next Sunday the Bass Point House plans an even larger outdoor musical event featuring two quartets and the band.
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EB. N. Lafricain
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Peter Wedge
Mr. Smith
Bass Point House
Bass’ Point
Crowds at Crescent Beach in Sunday turnout
A huge Sunday throng filled Crescent Beach with estimates of 35 000 to 40 000 visitors. Vendors reported high sales while police kept order as crowds plus a gospel wagon and musical performances drew large crowds from Ocean Grove to Winthrop.
Daniel Harriman Dead in Haverhill Obituary
Daniel Harriman aged 70s, a prominent Haverhill citizen and retired businessman, died this morning. He formerly engaged in manufacturing. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. W. E. Blunt of Haverhill and Mrs. McQueston of Reed's Ferry, New Hampshire.
Exhausted miners rescued in Scottish colliery flood
A Salt Coats dispatch reports five miners were brought out alive from the Auchenharvie colliery on the Bay of Ayr Scotland after a flood yesterday. The rescued men are exhausted and rescuers continue searching for others believed trapped inside the flooded mine.
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Bay of Ayr
Scotland
Auchenharvie
Clifford couple hosts at home after wedding in Everett Street
Friends and well-wishers gathered last evening at the home on Lev erett street to attend a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E Clifford celebrating their first at-home event since their wedding.
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Dennis E.clifford
Leverett Street
Susan B Anthony Improves After Illness
Miss Susan B Anthony is confined to her bed at home in Rochester New York and has canceled engagements. Miss Mary B Anthony said her sister was improving and hoped to be at her usual work soon.
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Chicago
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Pietzel
Forth Worth
Minnie Williams
Patrick Quinlan
Franklin
Ind
Fort Worth
Howe
Rochester
N. Y
Susan
B. Anthony
Mary
Anthony
Water Department Local Assembly Votes To Skip Labor Day Parade
The Water Department Local Assembly 479 K of L met yesterday to decide against participating in Labor Day festivities due to unsettled affairs. The picnic committee reports over 1000 tickets sold and a net profit around 70 dollars. Mr James O Connor received thanks for his ticket sales effort. Fourteen new members were initiated and twelve propositions were submitted.
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Water Department
K. of L
James O’connor
American Federation to Convene in America Hall at 10
The State branch of the American Federation of Labor will convene this morning in America Hall at 10 o'clock. A large delegation is expected, with many delegates arriving last evening.
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American Federation of Labor
America Hall
Beverly Appropriations for New School House and Fire Engine
Beverly August 4 The Board of Aldermen voted 2000 more bringing total to 17000 for the new school house and the order appropriating 4900 for a new steam fire engine was passed.
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Beverly
Taste of the Blue Laws in Marblehead
Essex county Sunday laws hurt trade for fish dealers grocers and general merchants and annoy visiting yachtsmen who bought fresh beef and fish Sunday mornings. Many dealers report losing hundreds of dollars seasonally while drug stores largely stay open except 1 to 6 p m. Public sentiment backs the old practice with shops open until 9 15 a m first bell.
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Marblehead
Mass
Essex County
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