Slattery Attacks John T Keating At Roughan Hall Meeting
Ex Senator Edward J Slattery former head of the Ancient Order of Hibernians denounced John T Keating ex national president at Division 1 Roughan Hall last night over Keating criticism of the Irish land bill. Also targeted George W Smalley London Times NY cor respondent with remarks by Crockwell and Burns Medford. Three hundred members attended and 22 initiations were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Slattery
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
John T. Keating
Order
Division 1
Roughan Hall
Slattery
Keating
Clan-na-Gael
New York
Erin
Mr. Slattery
John Redmond
George W. Smalley
London Times
John J. Crockwell
Edward J. Burns
Medford
The
Hibernian Order
Reverend Denounces Gossip by Present-Day Women
The Rev. Father Durgin at Church of the Sacred Heart in East Cambridge condemns gossiping among women at late mass. He urges cessation of talk about others, warns against spreading rumors, and labels such conversational sins as grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Durgin
Church of the Sacred Heart
East Cambridge
Gloucester Man Drowns in Bayview Accident
George E. Day, 89, of 300 Washington Street, Gloucester, drowned when an actory capsized off Davis Neck Bayview. Two companions were rescued, one unconscious. Day was single and lived with his parents.
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Gloucester
George E. Day
Washington Street
Davis Neck
Bayview
Day
Justice Brewer Urges End to Appeals to Curb Lynchings
Associate Justice David J. Brewer argues in Leslie's Weekly that eliminating appeals in criminal cases would speed trials and punishments, restoring public confidence and reducing lynchings. He cites English practice and cites swift trials as a model for ending mob violence.
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David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Leslie
Russia
American Bar Association
Detroit
Association
England
E. J. Phelps
Cleveland
Massachusetts Ship Repairs Urge Readiness for Brooklyn Drydock
Mass hull repairs are underway under Naval Constructor Gilmore on the battleship Massachusetts at Bar Harbor Maine. The vessel will sail to Brooklyn for drydock after pumping reduces water to about 100 tons in one compartment, with emergency pump stored below deck. Newport heads to Rockland, Indiana also bound for the same port.
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Bar Harbor
Massachusetts
Gilmore
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Storm King
Newport
Rockland
Indiana
Farley Seen as Likely Next Cardinal for New York
After Archbishop Farley's installation officials predict his elevation to cardinal within days. The American hierarchy reportedly agrees the next red hat should go to New York, with Pope Pius X expected to convene a consistory next month to confirm the decision.
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New York
Farley
Pius X
Police Stop Sunday Unloading of Clyde Liner Algonquin
Police halted the unloading of the Clyde liner Algonquin on Sunday under a law prohibiting nonessential work. Longshoremen were aboard after arrival, and a patrolman ordered the stoppage. Officials were notified that Sunday unloading is only allowed if necessary for perishables.
Italians Try to Shoot Chief Oakes in Revere Incident
Chief Oakes of Revere police narrowly escaped harm when three Italians driving a horse while intoxicated lashed the animal past the station. A revolver was fired at the chief but misfired. the trio was arrested for assault drunkenness and cruelty to animals. Names given were Frank Bascigo Silvr stin Sarsa and Tony Sach.
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Oakes
Revere Town
Hquor
Broadway
Frank Bascigo
Silvrstin Sarsa
Tony Sach
Conductor Charles F. McClelland Killed in Train Collision
Charles F. McClelland a Plymouth division conductor for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad was struck by a Campello bound train at South Braintree station as he crossed the tracks. He died after the train sped past Wollaston station and the crew tried to save him. He lived near the depot leaving a widow and an 18 year old son. The accident delayed service for about 40 minutes.
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South Braintree
Charles F. McClelland
Plymouth
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Campello
McClelland
Round House
Boston
Wollaston Station
New York
Boston unions plan Labor Day parade and discuss interests
Boston labor groups met to organize the Labor Day parade and discuss union goals. Team Drivers Union 25 distributed regalias, heard Niagara Falls convention reports, and prepared chiefs marshals for three parade divisions. Delegations from Barbers and Harness Makers unions spoke, aiming to curb five cent barber shops.
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Niagara Falls
Albert Young
Chicago
Teamsters’ Union
Washington
William Hartnett
D. J. Tobin
Barbers’ Union
Boston
Harness Makers’ Union
Teamsters
Union 25
Union 26
Michael Daley
Timothy Daley
John Scott
John Long
Howard Crosby
William McMu
Unions Prepare for Grand Labor Day Parade in Boston Area
District Council of Boston yesterday named William D. McIntosh chief marshal for the Labor Day parade. He leads Carpenters Union 67 of Roxbury and will appoint aids. Carpenters Union 625 of Malden has line rights and will escort 22 affiliated carpenters unions from Malden Boston Charlestown Brookline Saugus Chelsea and other cities. Planners vow union-made equipment and labels for all parade items. Platers and painters unions will also parade under the council.
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Ing
John T. O’neill
Wells Memorial Hall
Union 11
Paving Department
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union 7
John T. Carr
William Pope
International Organization
Boston and Vicinity
William D. McIntosh
McIntosh
Carpenters’ Union 67
Roxbury
Carpenters’ Union 625
Malden
Counci Carpenters’ S
Carpenters
Boston
Charlestown
Brookline
Saugus
Chelsea
Allston
Cambridge
Everett
Dorchester
West Roxbury
Somerville
Winthrop
Revere
Mattapan
North Cambridge
Templars’ Hall
Washington Street
Labor
Central Labor Union
Vicinity
Painters’ District Council
Boston Labor Day Committee Considers Regatta Funds
The Labor Day committee of Boston will meet tonight to act on the petition of the Charles River regatta committee for part of a $1200 appropriation. The $1200 was split equally among three labor bodies, the Boston Central Labor Union, the Boston Building Trades Council, and the 23 Knights of Labor assemblies. Labor leaders fear the original allotment may be amended.
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Labor Day Committee
Charles River Regatta Committee
Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston Building Trades Council
Knights of Labor
Fire Commissioner Opposes Fining Firemen for Minor Delays
Central Labor Union delegates press Russell on fines for trifling street conversations. He backs rules against loitering yet opposes punishing brief chats. The union favors conciliation, arbitration, and a city convalescents home while weighing citizenship rights of hospital patients.
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Russell
Central Labor Union
James Donovan
Frank K. Foster
Labor and Capital Committee
Central Union
New Team Drivers Union Formed with Chauffeurs Included
Cornelius P. Shea returned from the Niagara Falls convention to a warm welcome as president of the newly formed International Brotherhood of Team Drivers and Helpers Unions of America. The unification of two national teamsters unions was celebrated at Central Labor Union headquarters and Team Drivers District Council headquarters.
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Boston
Shea
Sand and Tip Cart
Hack and Cab Drivers
The
International
Indianapolis
International Brotherhood of Team Drivers and Helpers’ Unions of America
Cornelius P. Shea
Central Labor Union
Team Drivers’ District Council
Niagara Falls
Teamsters
Mr. Shea
CIGARMAKERS UNION VOTES ON MEMBERSHIP RULES
The Cigar Makers' Union 97 votes to require a year long foreign country card for new members and to abolish initiation fees at Tampa Florida, citing Latin race members' unfamiliarity with such upfront costs.
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Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Cigarmakers of
America
International
Cigarmakers’ Union of America
Tampa
Fla
Minor Proceedings of Various Boston Unions
A committee from the Cement and Asphalt Laborers' Union conferred with the Artificial Stone and Asphalt Union for a social on Labor Day. Charlestown Machinists' Lodge 264 to organize Tuesday night at Pythian Hall. Firemen's Union reports the John P. Squire plant strike in Cambridge remains active with union strength expected to win better conditions. Expressmen's Union hears about the Niagara Falls drivers' union amalgamation from delegate F. Gould. Cooper's Union 58 to discuss Labor Day plans Tuesday night. Boston Central Labor Union educational committee to meet tonight to form the organization and outline term procedures. Laundry Wagon Drivers' Union 650 plans Labor Day outing with a picnic at Waltham.
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Cement and Asphalt Laborers’ Union
Artificial Stone and
Charlestown
International Machinists’ Union
Pythian Hall
Main Street
Boston Machinists
Lodge 264
Firemen’s Union
John P. Squire
Cambridge
Expressmen’s Union
Niagara Falls
F. Gould
Coopers’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
Union 650
Waltham
James Donovan Dies in Accidental Poisoning
James Donovan aged 52 of Park Street Charlestown drank poison by mistake at his home last night. Friends rushed him to the Relief Station where he died an hour and a half later.
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James Donovan
Park Street
Charlestown
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