Market Forecast Mixed as Stocks Hover on Recovery Hopes
The week’s trading shows dull, irregular activity with prices fluctuating within narrow bounds. Optimism grows about a return to normal levels, as many advise buying dividend stocks, while skeptics note limited volume and a lean supply, with government crop data due today and banks showing stronger surplus.
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Wall Street
New York
Iowa
Kansas
Congress
Union Pacific
Labor Meeting News Calls Park Workers To Seek Pay Parity
A park department Knights of Labor assembly appointed a committee to urge Mayor Fitzgeral d to grant time and a half for Sunday and overtime work. The group seeks pay equalization with other departments. The annual picnic is set for Wednesday at Bass Point. committee members include Patrick McKenzie Martin Feeley Malachi Kenney Peter Houghton James Broderick Reuben Monroe Patrick Kenton and William Donnelly. National Master Workman P J McCarthy addressed the gathering on general conditions.
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Park Department Assembly
Knights of Labor
Bass Point
Patrick McKenzie
Martin Feeley
Malachi Kenney
Peter Houghton
James Broderick
Reuben Monroe
Patrick Kenton
William Donnelly
Workenan P. J. McCarthy
Assembly
Expressmen's Union Receives Convention Reports
The Expressmen's Union 307 said yesterday reports from the International Convention of the Teamsters in Peoria Illinois were received. President Hooton presented 28 applications for membership. Souvenir swindlers condemned and police alerted to fraud targeting advertisers in trade advertising. The union has no solicitors and does not seek financial help from business men or the public.
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the Teamsters
Peoria
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Boston Barbers Union Establishes Local Conditions
International President F. K. Noschang of Albany concluded a two day visit after approving Boston shop conditions. Local officers set a minimum wage, working scale, and rules across all shops in the city.
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Boston Barbers’ Union 182
F. K. Noschang
Albany
Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald Speaks at Mellen Memorial Concert
Worcester Aug 7 Mayor John F Fitzgerald of Boston traveled 125 miles to address the benefit memorial concert for the widow of James H Mellen at Poli s Theatre. He praised Mellen for defending workers rights and urged young aspirants to follow his example.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Poli’s
James H. Mellen
Timothy F. Larkin
Fitzgerald
Commonwealth
State House
Mellen
Noted New England Athletes Gather For East Boston Picnic Meet
The annual field day of the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in East Boston moves to Combination Park Medford on Aug 17 with many prominent amateurs to compete. Participants include Coe of the B A A Fred Burns of Exeter College Hedlund of Brookline gymnasium Sheehan of South Boston A C and others under Amateur Athletic Association sanction.
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Maverick Street
East Boston
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Medford
Amateur Athletic Association
Mat Leary
Wood Island
Pooch Donovan
Harvard
Johnny Mack
Yale
Hugh McGrath
James B. Connolly
Medford Driving Clubs
Boston Firemen
Fall River Police
McCormach Bridal Tour in the West
John J. McCormick married Miss Lillian Cairns at St Josephs Church West End yesterday. They left for a West tour via New York and Washington. Miss Cairns, known in musical circles, studied at the New England Conservatory of Music. A reception followed at 119 Charles Street. Bridesmaid Miss Josephine Manning and best man William Bowers attended.
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Lillian Cairns
St. Joseph's Church
West End
New York
Washington
Plan a Labor Temple Proposal Discussed by Boston Union
The Central Labor Union directed its executive board to consider building a labor temple in Boston. Secretary Henry Abrahams proposed appointing a committee to solicit funds from labor unions, citing renewed interest after years of discussion. The question was referred to the executive board for recommendations at the next meeting.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Henry Abrahams
Reappointed President Murphy Heads Boston Fire Force
President Murphy announced his reappointment to the Boston fire department under a reinstatement law passed by the Legislature this year. The delegates adopted a resolution praising his service to wage earners and the city.
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Michael A. Murphy
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Boston
Boston Girl Emilia Ippolito Offered Opera Place
Miss Emilia Ippolito of Boston, youngest graduate of Naples Royal Conservatory, has been offered a position with the Boston Opera Company. She returned recently from Naples after passing entrance exams with top marks under Professor Carelli, father of Emma Carelli.
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Boston
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Conservatory
Railroad Carmen Plan Smoke Talk Held on Labor Day
A social and smoke talk will be held on Labor Day by Bay State lodge of railroad carmen. Officers elected to the committee include James B. Watson, William O. Nye, Daniel J. Collins, Patrick J. Cronin, Daniel Patten and Frank H. Hughes. A new by law set was adopted, ten new members admitted, twenty applications received, and meetings moved to the first Sunday afternoon and third Wednesday evening each month.
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Clos
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Dennis O’brien
Dorchester
Michael F. O’brien
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Jesse 5 S. Greenberger
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
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Brotherood
Railroad Carmen
James B. Watson
William O. Nye
Daniel J. Collins
Patrick J. Cronin
Daniel Patten
Frank H. Hughes
Brewery Union Sends Aid to Striking Workers
The Brewery Workers' Union 14 of Boston contributed funds to Los Angeles strikers and Tampa cigarmakers, plus the Boston Free Home for Consumptives. Delegates Howard Young and Arthur Webber were instructed by the international convention to take action. The union marks its anniversary the night before the state election.
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Arthur Webber
Special meeting of Sheet Metal Workers' Union 17
The union calls a special meeting for tonight at Paine Memorial Hall to discuss jurisdiction questions and to vote on a special assessment for defence purposes.
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Paine Memorial Hall
Special Organizers Planned for Boston Unions
Boston joint council of bartenders cooks and waiters unions learned from international headquarters that its suggestion for special organizers for Boston was approved. They will be sent here next week. The joint committee arranging the international convention in the city next year advanced the plans.
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Bookbinders Union 16 votes to join Boston labor group
The Bookbinders' union number 16 voted yesterday to affiliate with the Boston Central Labor Union, aligning with citywide labor efforts and expanding collective bargaining backing.
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Bookbinders’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
Campbellton Faces New Disaster As Relief Funds Hold
Campbellton New Brunswick faces a looming crisis as daily relief food runs scarce. The relief committee warns that without more funds the building fund must be used to feed refugees, delaying rebuilding and risking cold, with only a few temporary shacks erected and many to be replaced by permanent homes.
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Campbellton
N. B
Churches Across Greater Boston Hold Open Air and Pulpit Services
Open air services drew large crowds at Norumbega Park and at Clarendon Street Baptist Church, Union Congregational, and Tremont Methodist Episcopal Church. Clergy from Brookline Cambridge Roxbury led messages. Universalist Church of Bellows Falls seeks new pastor Clarence Eaton of Medford. Asbury Grove camp plans nine day rest and recreation session led by Arthur Page Smith with evangelist W N Conoley and Lewis B E Smith as music director.
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Brooklyn
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Harrisville
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Salem
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Medford
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Asbury Grove
Hamilton
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The
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Lewis BE. Smith
Lydon seeks Ward 15 House seat in South Boston run
John J. Lydon publisher of the South Boston Inquirer announces his candidacy for the House of Representatives from Ward 15. He plans a personal canvass before the primaries on September 27 and urges voters to consider his record and public service.
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Floats on the Charles face removal except Union Boat Club
The Metropolitan Park Commission orders removal of most floats and rafts on the Charles River Basin east of Cottage Farm bridge by Nov 1 under 1909 acts. The Union Boat Club alone retains permits under Chapter 404, while other clubs including Farrell’s, the West End bath houses, and BA A float facilities face demolition and court battles over esplanade controls.
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Caruso Earnings Highlight Met Opera Paris Season
Paris season of the Metropolitan Opera ends in triumph with Gabriel Astruc driving high costs and top seats. Caruso, now a millionaire, earned 12 000 to 20 000 francs per performance and claimed about 8 million dollars in 15 years. Astruc may be Gatti Casazza successor in New York, while defending Met leadership and its future touring plans.
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Drug fiend confesses to murder in Boston case
William R. Remington lies in critical condition at Tewksbury asylum after confessing from morphine that he shot a man in a small Boston store when the buyer refused to purchase a revolver. The incident, linked to Max Sorokian’s shop near Oak Street, prompts an autopsy and police review backed by Samuel Sorokian’s investigation.
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Boston
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Oak Street
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Harrison Avenue
Samuel Sorokian
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East Boston
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Magrath
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Dorchester and East Boston Rubbish Fire Incidents
At 7 50 p m a rubbish fire reported at box 965 2237 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester. At 8 44 p m box 577 Clarendon Avenue Roslindale handled by J E McLackling. At 9 27 p m box 628 6 Paris Street East Boston James Manning reported with a ten dollar amount.
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