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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1913

Page

3

iBee ASK FUNDS FOR AID OF STRIKERS

A joint appeal was issued by the State Branch A F of L and the Boston Central Labor Union calling for funds to aid the Foss strikers. The message was sent to every trade union in the state.

Foss State A. F. of L Boston Central Labor Union

Mass AF of L and Boston Labor Union Appeal for Hyde Park Strikers

The Massachusetts State Branch of the American Federation of Labor and the Boston Central Labor Union call on trade unionists to aid 1500 Hyde Park strikers in their 10 week protest for living wages and better conditions. Donations are requested through G Harry Dunderdale, treasurer, 987 Washington Street, Boston. Central Labor Union and State Branch officials are listed with seals.

Brothers Massachusetts American Federation of Labor Boston Central Labor Union Foss Hyde Park G. Harry Dunderdale Joint Committee Washington Street Boston Mass Central Labor Union Seal James Moriarty Henry Abrahams

Gardner to Fight Fuss and Benton in Massachusetts primary

Congressman Gardner announces his bid for governor and a primary fight against Colonel Benton, aiming to rebuild the Republican party. Governor Foss reacts, noting Gardner’s entry and planned moves, with Gardner asserting he will stay in the race if he can secure ballot signatures.

Gardner Fuss Benton Congress Massachusetts Tit Foss

Freckles cure claim tops political exchange in 1913 letter

A promotional freckle remedy from Dr. Foss is highlighted with drugstore guarantees and assurances of refunds. The long letter thread then shifts to Massachusetts politics about reciprocity with Canada and railroad links, with discussions of Governor roles, party shifts, and transportation policy.

Hall Congress Tremont Temple Democratic Party Massachusetts New England Interstate Commerce Commission New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Rabid St Bernard Attacks in Suburban Districts

The St Bernard terrorized Quincy Dorchester Ashmont and Milton yesterday biting two men two cows two dogs and a horse before being run down and shot. Dr Francis Abele Jr Quincy city veterinarian announced the animal suffered rabies. The dog was shot by Policeman Farrell of the Quincy force and the governor released letters from Taunton residents regarding political support.

St. Bernard Quincy Dorchester Ashmont Milton Francis Abele, Jr Quincy City Policeman Farrell Quincy Force

Boston Dog Rampage Ends as Police Shoot At Large Creature

Christopher Kenny, a Boston city employee of 49 Bearse avenue Ashmont, and David A Spiers, a street car conductor, were victims of a roaming dog that attacked people and animals across Mattapan Ashmont Dorchester Milton and Quincy. After a 12 hour manhunt, seven Quincy officers in an auto patrol cornered the dog and Policeman Farrell killed it with a rifle. Police assess damage and measure casualties as the beast was finally halted.

Christopher Kenney Boston Bearse Avenue Ashmont David A Spiers Spiers Mattapan Dorchester Milton Quincy Farrell

Benton Defends Flag in Campaign Speech

Colonel Everett C. Benton opened his campaign with a sharp attack on Governor Foss accusing the administration of disrespecting the flag. He pledged that if elected he would treat any misuse of the national emblem as treason and urged public hearings and political neutrality in the governor’s office.

Everett C. Benton Foss Benton Walsh Governors Office Executive Board Colonel Benton Walter Glidden J. Stearns Cushing Norwood Guy A. Ham

Street Foremen Seek Pay Raise Amid Duty Shifts

Street department foremen petition for wage increases after years without raises. They say duties require diplomatic skills to perform effectively, and the mayor received their communication yesterday. The note is accompanied by a seal and signature from Chester H. Graves & Sons.

Street Department

Chelsea horse dealer surrenders to policeheadquarters

William McKevitt of 136 Spencer Avenue Chelsea a horse dealer surrendered himself to Inspector Alfred Douglass at police headquarters last night. McKevitt is under indictment charged with larceny in three counts. He furnished sureties and was released to appear in the Superior Court.

William McKevitt Spencer Avenue Chelsea Alfred Douglass McKkevitt

Davidson Tried in Breathitt County Feud Murder Case

Evy Aug 11 Thomas Davidson of Breathitt county goes on trial for complicity in the murder of former Sheriff Ed Callahan a feud leader. Three men have been tried and sentenced to life, with fourteen others to be tried on the same charge.

Winchester, Evy Thomas Davidson Breathitt County Ed Callahan

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