Taylor's Aids on Labor Day Parade Leadership
Division Marshal William H. Taylor of the Building Trades Council named Joseph H. Post as chief of staff and eight aides from various unions. The 40 unions voted to parade, with Team Drivers' District Council securing the left of the line to march with Taylor. The lineup lists many crafts from Plasterers to Tile Layers and Architectural and Ornamental Workers' Union, detailing each aide and their union affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taylor
Building Trades Council
William M. Taylor
Joseph H. Post
Architectural and Ornamental Iron Workers’ Union 59
J. Coughlin
Steamfitters’ Helpers
James Haley
Roofers’ Protective Union
John Clancy
The
Gasfitters’ Union
Taylor
de Tive
Boston and Albany Strikers to Meet Today
machinists who quit work at the Boston and Albany division shops in Allston Beacon Park and South Station round house will convene at Wells Memorial hall to discuss continuing the strike and hear reports from Rensselaer and Springfield. The union will not require five elderly Allston round house machinists to join the strike, and boilermakers and blacksmiths may join action early next week. Union officers attended the state machinists convention in Worcester.
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Boston & Albany
Allston
Beacon Park
South Station
Round House
Wells Memorial Hall
Rensselaer
Springfield
Allston Round House
South Terminal
Boston & Albany Road
Boston Union
Worcester
Carmen's Lodges Plan Joint Meeting in Boston
Bay State Lodge 102 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen after a vote at John Boyle O'Reilly Hall will hold a joint meeting with Hub Lodge 26 and John Sutton Lodge 26 Roxbury to select two delegates for the St Louis B R C of America convention. Boston lodges to send three delegates. They aim to boost East organizing work. Past Chief Carter spoke and invited members to Labor Day social at Engineers Hall as guests of Hub Lodge. The lodge will not parade.
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Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
John Boyle O'Reilly Hall
Boston
Engineers’ Hall
Hub Lodge
John Sutton Lodge
Roxbury
St. Louis B. R. C. of America
East
Carter
Street Cleaners Union Elects Its Officers
W P Greaney was elected president of the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Employees Union 6064 at Dexter Hall. P H Shaughnessy was re elected recording secretary. New officers include J J Mellyn treasurer Jam F Manning recording secretary M J Otis financial secretary J H Green sergeant at arms J H Hurley auditors J F Maloney M Dillon J H O Brien J J Downing C McCance and J Barry. Delegates to the Boston Central Labor Union are J J Downing P H Shaughnessy J J Hannon Ww J Regan J J Mellyn J J Manning W P Greaney J H O Brien and J F Maloney. Secretariat P H Shaughnessy introduced resolutions condemning a weekly political newspaper for aspersions on the union name. The union disclaims responsibility for outbreaks at its recent picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Greaney
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Employees’ Union
Dexter Hall
P. H. Shaughnessy
J. J. Mellyn
Jam F. Manning
M. J. Otis
J. H. Green
J. H. Hurley
J. F
J. J. Hannon
Longshoremen Seek Conference With Steamship Agents
Boston Longshoremen's Union 302 met to review six Boston coastwise steamship company agents' wage increase reply. Dissatisfied, the men urge a conference and have appointed a committee to press the talks. James R. Crozier, president of the Massachusetts State branch of the union, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Longshoremen’s Union 302
Boston
James R. Crozier
Massachusetts
Labor Leaders Elect Officers in Boston Union
A. F. of L. of Boston Central Labor Union chaired by Denis D Driscoll and Thomas J Minihan elected officers: President Thomas G Gilligan, Vice President M F Donlan, Recording Secretary William Driscoll, Financial Secretary R Hunt, Treasurer John F Cody, and Sergeant at Arms Maurice O Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Denis D. Driscoll
Boston Central Labor Union
Thomas J. Minihan
Custom and Commission House Teamsters
Thomas G. Gilligan
M. F. Donlan
William Driscoll
R. Hunt
John F. Cody
Maurice O. Dwyer
Financial standing of Cigarmakers' Union 97 report
Henry Abrahams circulated the Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 financial report for the term January to July. Expenditures from the local fund totaled 6693.59 dollars, including 766.93 on advertising the union label, 2949.41 for general label agitation, 822.91 for match safe distribution, 800 donated to various causes, 425 to Lowell textile strikers, and 225 to New York horseshoers. Local fund income was 8405.15 with a 2323.67 balance to be carried to the next term. At the prior term start, 3615.11 remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Abrahams
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union
New England Conference of Cigarmakers
Lowell
New York
Transit Commission Targets Sunday Labor in East Boston Tunnel
The Transit Commission, overseeing the East Boston tunnel project, plans to notify the Police Commission about contractors employing workers on Sundays under non union conditions and will seek action to halt the practice.
Labor Day parade uniforms distributed by Team Drivers' Union
Labor Day uniforms were distributed yesterday afternoon at a Team Drivers' Union 2 meeting. The union admitted 25 applicants and advanced plans for a Labor Day parade. President William H. Hartnett announced Cor nelius J. Shea of Boston as president of the National Team Drivers' Union of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team Drivers’ Union 2
William H. Hartnett
Cornelius J. Shea
Boston
Team Drivers’ Union of America
Boston Carpenters Parade on Labor Day With Unions
Boston Carpenters' District Council approved a Labor Day parade with Boston labor unions. More than 4000 carpenters from Boston and nearby areas will march, with sixteen unions contributing all members. Local unions across multiple neighborhoods favored the event. Governor Bates and Mayor Collins may review the parade, and firms may display their ranks. A souvenir reviewing the unions and council will be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Carpenters
John L. Bates
P. A. Collins
Bartenders name delegates to AFL convention in Worcester
William B. Kirkpatrick Richard W Garrity Samuel Cohen John J Mehegan and John J Collins were elected as delegates to the Massachusetts State Federation of Labor convention in Worcester on October 5. The Boston Bartenders Protective Association backed the Grocery and Provision Clerks Union appeal against a leading grocer and three saloon firms were placed on the unfair list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Kirkpatrick
Richard W. Garrity
Samuel Cohen
John J. Mehegan
John J. Collins
Boston Bartenders’ Protective Association
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Worcester
Grocery and Provision Clerks’ Union
Boston Building Trades Council denounces tunnel work delay
The Boston Building Trades Council yesterday passed resolutions denouncing the stoppage of Sunday work on the tunnel project. The measures signal union protests and call for resumed construction activities, highlighting labor tension over weekend shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Building Trades Council
Labor Day Parades Set by City Unions Across Trades
Coal Teamsters Union 21 plans a 700 man Labor Day parade. Thirty four applicants admitted to the union yesterday. Water Works Department Employees Union initiated 27 members yesterday with another meeting scheduled Wednesday. Union annual picnic slated for Thursday. Amalgamated Society of Engineers Machinists Blacksmiths and Pattern Makers held an open meeting at Wells Memorial Hall with Isaac Cowan of Cleveland as principal speaker. Hatters Unions 5 and 6 voted to adopt a new national constitution. Machinists at Charlestown navy yard invited to a Boston Machinists Union 264 meeting Tuesday at 5:30 PM in Charlestown. Boston coast marine firemen to hear Daniel Sullivan of New York this week. Sullivan met with Boston General Secretary William N. Frazier. John J. Tobin to install Boston Dry Goods Clerks Union 796 officers Thursday at 3 Boylston Place.
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Coal Teamsters’ Union
Water Works Department Employees’ Union
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Wells Memorial Hall
Isaac Cowan
Cleveland
Hatters
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston Machinists’ Union 264
Andrew Jackson Club Rooms
Main and
Hawley Streets
Charlestown
Boston
Atlantic Coast Marine Firemen’s Unions
Daniel Sullivan
New York
Atlantic Coast Organization
Sullivan
William N. Frazier
John J. Tobin
Retail Clerks’ Union
Boston Dry Goods Clerks' Union
Boylston Place
Babe Found Abandoned in Dorchester Porch
A handsome female infant about a week old in a white lawn dress brown petticoat and white silk hood was found on a porch at 9 Winde mere road Dorchester by inmates shortly after 11 last evening. It was taken to the Chardon street home.
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Windemere Road
Dorchester
Chardon Street
O Callaghan Rites Planned After Death at Brighton Residence
Lawrence O Callaghan aged 72 a former Cork Ireland resident died Aug 7 at his son’s home 241 North Beacon Brighton. Funeral from St Columbkilles Church Market St Monday Aug 10 at 9 am relatives invited. W H Skinner dies in city Aug 8 at 919 Washington rear House 3 viewing at Lewis Jones undertaker before body removal to Baltimore Md.
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O’callaghan
North Beacon St
Brighton
Lawrence O’callaghan
Acillaruilen
County Cork
Irc
St. Columbkille’s
Market St
Skinner
W. H. Skinner
Washington St
Lewis Jones
Lagrange St
Baltimore
Pope Pius X Crowned in Solemn Vatican Coronation Procession
The Vatican crown ceremony for Pope Pius X unfolded through a grand 500 strong procession inside St. Peter's Basilica. Accolades filled the basilica as cardinals, guards, and Swiss escort bore the triple crown to the pope, whose pallium and Mass followed amid jubilant cheers and solemn prayers.
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Vatican Palace
Apostolic Palace
Vatican Garden
Sedia Gestatotia
Vatican
Pius X
Gorne
Sedia Gestatoria
Leo
Pope Pius
Pius
Pontifical
Sistine Chapel
Sala Regia
Constantine Staircase
Porto
Basilica
Sacred College
St. Peter’s
Papal Court
Prince Orsini
Mgr. Cagiano
Mer. Bissett
Mer
Riggi
Lapponi
Tu Es Petrus
Sistine Choir
St. Peter's
Rampolla
St. Paul
Dr. Lapponi
Pope
St. Gregory
Macchi
di Pietro
Segna
Vannutelli
Papal Guards
Pontifical Court
Pius XI
St. Peter
Cardinal Macchi
Baldacchino
Christ
Mocenni
Agliardi
Satelli
Pontifical Pallilum
Mary
Holy Father
Palestrina
Jesus Christ
Pope Plus X
Thanksgiving Services in Boston for Pope's Coronation
Catholic churches across the Boston archdiocese held thanksgiving services for Pope Pius X. At the Cathedral Mass, Rt. Rev. William Byrne presided, with 80-voice choir and soloists. Te Deum and Hymn to the Pope followed the Mass. Other parishes held simple high Masses with Te Deum. An Italian North End celebration featured a morning parade and a 11 o'clock De Cathedra Petri service at Sacred Heart, concluding with Te Deum and an Italian music program in North Square.
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Pius X
Archdiocese of
Boston
William Byrne
Father McCormick
Father Crane
Haydn
Gounod
St. Cecilia
BE. A. McClaugh
Mabel Pratt
Samuel Tuckerman
T. D. Mahaney
Pope
Pope Pius X
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
North End
Ciricus
Avellino
de Cathedra Petri
Church of the Sacred Heart
North Square
Robert Biasotti
Two Charged With Liquor Law Violation at Causeway Street
John Robinson aged 34 and E A Doherty were arrested at Station 3 and charged with violating the liquor law. Police allege they sold liquor to an officer at 30 Causeway Street just before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
E. A. Doherty
Causeway Stret
Montreal Detective Weighs Allen's Trail
Montreal August 9. Police have found no trace of Willard S. Allen the Boston man who fled with 80000 from the Preachers Aid Fund of the Methodist Episcopal church where he was treasurer Chief Detective Carpenter suspects Allen may have passed through Montreal only long enough to mail a letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Willard S. Allen
Boston
Preachers’ Aid
Methodist-Episcopal Church
Carpenter
Allen
Chased Out of Chinatown in a Midnight Standoff
Two college men, friends of Tech students, caused a Chinatown disturbance after a loud quarrel at Hong Far Low's on Harrison avenue. A patrolman fired two shots into the air to disperse a crowd of about 500 as the youths fled toward the South station, eluding arrest.
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Chinatown
Station 4
Lagrange Street
Hong Far Low
Harrison Avenue
Tech
Chicago Millionaire Dies Richly Hidden Violin Passion
Chicago August 9 Colonel George T Cline a long time resident died recently without wife or children. Probate took charge of a 25000 dollar estate with real estate and securities valued at 4 million, likely over 5 million. Eight violins rested under his bed eight in leather cases each covered by a silk handkerchief. one Amati worth 1500 dollars was his favorite and untouched by others.
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Chicago
George T. Cline
Cline
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