Union Men Allege Contractors in Pact
Equity Court heard a case where bricklayers and stone masons unions claim the Master Builders' Association forces members to prosecute striking workers whether grounds exist. Willcutt & Sons sought injunction to stop unions from luring workers away. The unions challenge the Willcutts as signatories to papers compelling prosecutions, alleging conspiracy to injure. A hearing date will be set. funds are said to be due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Master Builders’ Association
L. D. Willcutt & Sons, Builders
C. F. Denning
Hyde Park
Willcutts
Masters’ Union
Escapes From Ly man School Hint at Escape
William Hawley a prisoner at the Ly man School escaped between 9 and 10 yesterday morning while en route to the binder factory. The 16 year old from Peabody was a trusted inmate and vanished after hiding until work began and slipping through a window and fence. A description was circulated to police. Hawley had been sent January 18, 1905 for idleness and stubbornness and was due for release a week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hawley
Lyman
Hawley
Peabody
Bryant Granted Bail In Probate Court Contempt
William H. Bryant once a leading Revere politician and Crescent Beach Steeplechase manager was jailed on contempt charges last Thursday. Judge Loring granted bail of 2000 dollars until tomorrow morning when the case resumes in Probate Court. Bryant had been ordered two years ago to pay alimony of 12 dollars weekly to his wife Mary J and has not kept up payments since leaving the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bryant
Revere
Crescent Beach
Loring
Mary J
Bryant
Boston Typographers Quit Eight-Hour Tug
The International Typographical Union in Colorado Springs discusses plans to push an eight-hour work day nationwide. About 300 delegates from 46,000 printers attend as Mayor Hall and union president Lynch greet them. Boston leaders Coughlin and Spend praise gains in Massachusetts and Boston withdraws from the next convention bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
International Typographical Union
Hall
Lynch
Coughlin
Boston
Spend
Lowell
Massachusetts
Chappel and
Mitchell
Root Visits Buenos Aires Amid Heavy Rain
Secretary of State Root arrived in Buenos Aires to be greeted by marine and foreign affairs ministers and American minister Beaupre. Crowds cheered as streets and houses displayed American flags despite a downpour. An official reception followed at the government house with President Alcorta and the Eighth Cavalry corps escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Buenos Ayres
Beaupre
Government House
Eighth Regiment of Cavalry
Alcorta
FLESH HEALING LIQUID DRAWING CROWDS AT HAUGHTON
Demonstrations at Houghton and Dutton's show liquid X Zalla healing pimples and flesh sores by bathing them. Crowds pack the shop all day as the demonstrator plans to continue demonstrations across the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton’s
Houghton & Dutton
Middle West
Mrs Adams in Critical Condition After Carbolic Acid incident
Miss Morton found Mrs Ethel Adams writhing in agony in Somerville late last night after she left to post a letter. Doctors say the Somerville Hospital patient is in critical condition, following a despondent period over a marital misunderstanding with husband Ieee Benton Adams, a B and M brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel B. Adams
Cypress Street
Somerville
Miss Morton
Waltham
Adams Apartments
Mrs. Adams
Adams
Ieee Benton Adams
Newton Policeman Dies Removing Live Wire
Funeral services for Patrolman William Henry Forden were held today after his death Sunday night while attempting to remove a charged telephone wire. Chief Frederic M. Mitchell, Lt. William P. Soule, Sgt. Thomas C. Clay and about 60 patrolmen attended the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
William Henry Forden
Frederic M. Mitchell
William P. Soule
Thomas C. Clay
Department
Weak Kidneys Warn of Systemic Ills and Dangers
The passage lists signs of kidney trouble including headaches backaches rheumatic pains liver issues constipation indigestion nervousness sleep problems skin troubles malaria feverishness and cloudy or sedimented urine. It warns untreated kidney disease can lead to Bright's disease diabetes uric acid buildup convulsions or death.
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Bright
Warner's Safe Cure claims and claims of effectiveness
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills as a complete home remedy for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases. It asserts rapid relief from gout rheumatism Bright's disease and related ailments and promotes doctors hospitals and free medical advice with mail order options.
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Bright
Warner
Address Warner’s
Rochester
Old John Laid To Rest Harvard Mascot Funeral
The funeral of John Lovett known as Old John was held at St Pauls Catholic Church Cambridge yesterday morning with High Requiem Mass by Rev J J Ryan and a full choir. Harvard undergraduates sent a laurel wreath and flowers filled the service before interment at Arlington's St Pauls Cemetery.
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John
John Lovett
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Cambridge
J. J. Ryan
College
Harvard
Michael O’sullivan
Patrick O'Shea
William Sullivan
A. E. Good
D. C. Brennan
John Murphy
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Arlington
Admiral Dewey Elected Governor General of Founders Order
Admiral George Dewey was today elected governor general of the Order of Founders and Patriots of America to fill the vacancy created by the death of Robert B Roosevelt. The announcement came from New York on August 14.
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Dewey
Patriots OF America
New York
George Dewey
The
Order of Founders and Patriots of America
Robert B. Roosevelt
Autoists Narrowly Escape North of Lenox
John Shepard Jr of Providence and friends narrowly escaped death when a steering gear rod broke two miles north of Lenox causing their car to crash into a tree. The car was crushed. all occupants were thrown clear onto sod and bruised. Miss Miller and Miss Oberfelder of New York joined the group.
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Lenox
John Shepard, Jr
Providence
R. I
Max Oberfelder
Miss Oberfelder
Miller
New York
Mr. Shepard
Sheffield
John Shepard
Boston
Craigearn Uses Wood for Fuel After Coal Shortage
The British steamer Craigearn bound from Daiquiri Cuba to Baltimore with iron ore diverted to Hampton Roads after an engine room explosion injured the chief engineer. With coal scarcity, only 80 tons were loaded and the ship used its wood for fuel en route, leaving the vessel with no wood aboard upon arrival at Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Craigearn
Edwards
Daiquiri
Cuba
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Moran and Whitney clash on Friday for state convention
Moran and Whitney factions prepare for a Friday state committee meeting at the Revere House. McNary's role as possible Moran ally and Thayer or Schofield as alternate chair candidates loom large amid talk of an Australian ballot and looming campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. McNary
Moran
McNary
York Beach
Whitney
Mr. Moran
10Th Congressional
Democratic State Committee
Revere House
John R. Thayer
Worcester
George A. Schofield
Ipswich
Schofield
Thayer
Gardner
Essex
Moran Men
Friends
Congress
Gartland Contemplates Alderman Run After Senate Exit
Political circles urge Senator John J. Gartland of Ward 9 to run for the Board of Aldermen but he has not accepted. He plans not to seek the Senate again and says he may or may not run for alderman this fall with a decision likely around September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gartland
Ward 9
Board of Aldermen
Board
Senate
James M. Curley
Gartland
Ex-Alderman Bowen Confronts Newspaper Report About Kelcher Bid
Patrick Henry Bowen of Ward 9 angrily challenged a newspaper story claiming he offered $1000 to defeat Congressman John A. Kelcher in the ninth district. Ex-Congressman Joe Conry of East Boston was named as a beneficiary and Bowen, at the Parker House funeral, warned the journalist who wrote it. He later denied returning to politics, saying he is in business and would not reenter the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry Bowen
John A. Kelcher
Joe Conry
East Boston
Conry
Bowen
Parker House
Whitney and Moran to Dine Together Tonight
Henry M. Whitney and John B. Moran are both to meet face to face tonight at the unspecified venue for a private dinner following recent talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Moran
Henry M. Whitney
John B. Moran
Boston Woman Linked To Fatal Dose In Marie Dunleavy Case
Marblehead August 14 Police press investigation into the death of Miss Marie Dunleavy a Boston woman is suspected of supplying the medicine blamed for the domestic’s sudden death. Autopsy performed last Saturday, medical examiner’s report awaited by District Attorney Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Marie Dunleavey
Jacob Nathan
Clifton
Boston
Frank S. Atwood
Peters
Apitezo breakfast cereal praised for diet energy
The article extols Apitezo as a superior breakfast for daily use, claiming it provides complete nutriment and iron without causing sleepiness. It promotes Apitezo cereal and biscuits with friendly prices and suggests serving with milk or cream for a sustained, energetic start to the day.
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Scutt
Milwaukee
Jos
Revere Steeplechase
Yours Truly
Boston Typos
Warner’s
Berkshire
South End
Katharine O’brien
Togus
Wonderland
Augusta
Shawmut Avenue
Miss O'Brien
New England
WM. C
Gregor
Washington Street
Bromfield Street
Frank K. Foster
Quincy House
Curley
Apitero
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