SAILING ON THE SWAN BOATS AT PUBLIC GARDEN LAKE
The Post held its annual outing on Boston Public Garden Lake with thousands of children from all city districts riding three white swan boats. Tickets were handed out and trips lasted about ten minutes each, with 12 minute cycles. A shower interrupted the fun but the sun returned, drawing spectators and several philanthropists who bought newspapers for tickets. Several tricksters and a newsboy scam added light drama, yet the day finished with eager youngsters planning more rides tomorrow.
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Hamelin
Boston Public Garden
North End
South End
West End
Boston Post
Cinderella
Fauntleroy
Congress
Neves
Charles Street
Gompers to Address Feder ation Meeting Today
The eighth annual Massachusetts Federation of Labor convention opened with over 85,000 represented. President Robbins named delegates to credentials and committees while officers urged union solidarity and the value of federation labels to support wage standards across trades. Genealogies of participating unions listed from Boston to Springfield highlighted a broad labor coalition.
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Federation
The
Federation of Labor
O. A. Robbins
Tracy
Pierce
West
Springfield Federal Labor Union
Carpenters’ Union
Boston
Core Makers’ Union of
Warren
Cigar Makers’ Union
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Springfield
Central Labor Union of
Holyoke
Lasters’ Protective Union of
Marblehead
Elastic Web Weavers’ Union of
Brockton
French Carpenters’ Union of
Akers’ Union 4
Coal Teamsters and Handlers' Union
Carpenters’ and Joiners
Lowell
Pioneer Federal Labor Union
Steam and Gas Fitters’ Union of
Whip Makers’ Union of
Westfield
Lathers’ Protective Union of
Westfield and
Carpenters’ State Council
Silberstein
Jacques
Sheehan
Howard
Cavanagh
Bernstein
Committee On
B. F. Randall
Fall River
Robbins
Roper
Gonpers
Brewers’ Union No
Bakers’ Union No
South Shore Entertainment Amid Rain at Navantage Beach
The South Shore crowds faced dark clouds and rain at St Augustine picnic and Downer. lively ball game coached by Phil Jackson and Eddie Donnelly drew attention with visiting young ladies. At Pemberton thirty youths prepared for a pilot boat cruise. A talk with Dr O Toole of Amesbury at Nantasket highlighted shore beauty and biking along Jerusalem road. Miss Pope and Miss Shanahan noted for bathing fashions. Atlantic House band concert drew cottagers and hotel guests. Rosnosky family at Hull with elegant turnout. Miss Sallie Eyre of Cleveland praised as top female whist player. Randolph House hosted many guests as the day continued.
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South Shore
St. Augustine
Downer
South Boston
Phil Jackson
Eddie Donnelly
Pemberton
Post
Gaskill
Epecere
O'Toole
Amesbury
Nantasket
Jerusalem
Miss Pope
Colonel Pope
Shanahan
Lawrence
Tse
Miss Hall
Stevedore Hit By Chinese Clay At East Boston Wharf
William Moran aged 45 of 90 Liverpool Street suffered a broken left leg when a cask of Chinese clay fell on him in the hold of the steamer Norseman at Pier 6 Warren Line in East Boston. He was removed to City Hospital for treatment.
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William Moran
Liverpool Street
Warren
Boston
City Hospital
Matthews
Back Bay
Brookline
Beacon Street
City Hall
Post
East Boston Worker Crushed On Job At City Intersection
Aleck Aulla aged 39 of 136 Chelsea Street East Boston was badly crushed when a pile driver at Rutherford Avenue and Allen Street malfunctioned yesterday. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Aleck Aulla
Chelsea Street
Boston
Rutherford Avenue
Allen Stree Esterday
Massachusetts General Hospital
Labor Convention Calls for Union Unity and Liberty
The excerpt portrays a union gathering framing wealth producers as guardians of rights, pledging to defend against wrongs and seek independence. It highlights plans to engage the public, promote American independence, and reduce reliance on trades unions, while emphasizing the need to boost demand for union labels and to review the Labor Leader report with strong approval.
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Commonwealth
Trades Unions
Great American Federation of Labor
Labor
Frank K. Foster
International Bakers and Confectioners’ Union
Independent
Bakers’ Union
Organized Labor
Carroll Hall
Harrison Avenue
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Foster
Cage Makers
Lasters
Mackintosh Makers
Hast Braintree
Teamsters and
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Labor Leader
Samuel Gompers
Geo. Lang
Boylston ST
Cornar Washington
AIA
Charles H
Branch
W. J. Pares
No. Pembroke
Hood
John F. Sheehan
Nantasket Beach
United States
Rowe's Wharf
Brooks
Downer Landing
Edmonds
Hull
Pemberton Landing
Y.C. Pier
Hingham
Melville Garden
G. P. Cushing
Bohemian’ Beer
King’s Bohemian
Londwood Avenue
Roxbury 128
Keaany
Johnson
Conan Asth
Ste
J. Brodie
Temple
Goor
C. M
J. J
Porter St
West Somerville
Mass
Williams
S. L
Rollins Pl
P. O
D. ED. Moore
Porter
Isaac Goldstein
William Pounds
West Eighth St
South
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Charles H. Labohn
Bennington St
East
F. W. Mayberry
J. Csweexney
Carbon St
Worcester
Nice
Willow St
Malden
Barnes
Jordan, Mirrah & Co
Bushelman
Paris Academy
Alexandre Friedmann
Washington St
Rubber House
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Reading
J. R
Tremont Row
Sheafe St
Charlestown
Wilbur
Millet St
Dorchester
M. M
William T. Dempsey
Medford St
Auburn St
City
Ing
Joseph Zanni
Webster Ave
Cambridge
Hornstone
Green St
Cambridgeport
Gent
Arlington St
Rere
Richard Harwood
Prospect St
Lynn
Packer
Murray
Pearl St. St
Barber
L. M. Wilkens
Ricest
North
Sharkey
Lexington St
P. Dalton
Atts Post
Louis Mangini
Board Alley
Hanover St
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Gentleman’s Place
Byron
Lowell Court
Frank Davis, Jr
P. O. Box
Hudson
C. A
Spring Park Ave
Jamaica Plain
Washington
Room
James R. Hawkins
Cliftondale
Bellrock St
Everett
W. S
Carver
A. W. Westley
Worthington St
Roxbury
Charles Slade
Bob White
Marlboro St
Chelsea
F. L
Waldoboro
S. B
Garriage
T. M
M. W. Riesere
Enton Campsell
Erie.st
Carpenter
Cook
Pelace
G. I
Hill Building
Union Sq
Somerville
Temple Pl
Marginal
Highland Streets
Thomas Butler & CO
Causeway St
Merrimac St
G. W. Earls
Lebanon St
Maplewood
Lakeman
Suffolk
Northampton St
New York
Pollak & CO
Walker St
New York City
Boyle Bros
James Shay
Kilby St
W. C
Bulvan
Beach
Bear Washington St
Fay
State St
Ton
America
Washburn Credit House
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Cortes St
Hoston
M. Green
J. F. Wakefield
School St
Superior Court Creeks Office
A. R. Andrews
Court St. Bott
Boston Shorthand College
No. Beacon St
Cor. Tremont St
Reyard
Mt. Pleasant St
Winchester
Davis
Hays Ward Pl
Wilcox & Gibbs
Riverside Ave
Allston
McKay
Hammond
Tolet
Appleton St
Portland
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