Hear Pleas for Cloak Makers
A mass meeting at Tremont Temple last night urged moral and financial support for New York cloak and garment workers on strike. Prominent labor leaders from New York, Washington, Baltimore, and Boston spoke for union No. 56, as over 2000 attendees contributed to relief efforts. James Lennon predicted near victory with $0 of 1500 manufacturers in New York city agreeing to unionize shops. Dennis D. Driscoll and Representative William H. O'Brien spoke on labor unity.
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Cloak and Garment
New York City
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Tremont Temple
Cloak and Garment Workers’ Union No. 56
James Lennon
A. F
Union speakers headline meeting in Ward 16
Ward 16 leaders heard from vice president of the Boston Central Labor Union and Jacob Goldstein of New York, national organizer, as part of the event.
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Ward 16
Boston Central Labor Union
Jacob Goldstein
New York
Many at Reunion of St. Marys of the Bay
A large gathering of notable Bostonians and summer residents from Allerton Kenberma Waveland Bayside and nearby shore towns attended St Marys of the Bay Catholic Church annual reunion at the Hotel Pemberton. W T A Fitzgerald chaired the general committee with support from Congressman Joan Kelchner Malachi L Jennings and other subcommittee members.
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Joan A. Kelcher
Malachi L. Jennings
James A. Gallivan
Jere J. McNamara
Bernard J. Rothwell
Charles J. Lavis
John P. Dore
Thomas J. Boles
Fred L. McGowan
Funeral Friday for James C. Jordan at Forest Hills Chapel
The funeral of the late James Clark Jordan formerly of Jordan Mars and Co will be held Friday at 2 PM in the Forest Hills cemetery chapel. The Rev Francis Rowley of Brookline will officiate with assistance from the Schubert Quartet.
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James Clark Jordan
Jordan Mars & Co
Chapel of Forest Hills Cemetery
Francis Rowley
Brookline
Schubert
Banks unite to form Boston National Currency Association
Fifteen of seventeen Boston Clearing House banks with combined capital of 18.15 million and surpluses of 15.65 million joined the National Currency Association of Boston at a Clearing House meeting. The move follows the Aldrich Vreeland act of 1908 to provide mutual protection during financial crises. Named officers include President Thomas P. Beal and Vice President John P. Lyman. banks listed include First Commercial Eliot Security Atlantic Boylston Winthrop Shawmut Second Fourth New England State Commerce Webster Atlas Union.
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Boston Clearing House
National Currency Association of
Boston
Clearing House
Aldrich-Vreeland National Currency
Boston Bank
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Merchants’ National
Boston National
Thomas P. Beal
Second National Bank
John P. Lyman
Webster & Atlas National Bank
Wing
The
First National Bank
Gaston
National Shawmut
Comley
Eliot National Bank
A. W. Newell
Fourth National Bank
Grew
National Union Bank
Currency Association
First
Commercial
Eliot
Security
Atlantic
Boylston
Winthrop
Shawmut
New England
State
Commerce
Webster & Atlas
Union
Swedes Score Governor Draper In Worcester Meeting
A large meeting of the Swedish-American Republican League in Worcester protests Governor Draper's failure to recognize Swedish-speaking citizens in state appointments. Discontent followed a meeting with Republican State Committee Chairman Charles Hatfield. A Forsberg-led committee was formed to draft a protest resolution to the State committee.
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Worcester
Draper
Republican League
League
Charles Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Boston
George W. Forsberg
Drivers identify horses in recent Post photographs
The Post notes yesterday's photos were identified by team drivers. Thomas A. Burke of 61 Temple street says his horse Tom appears in Monday's image. Sunday’s photos name drivers Thomas McBride Chelsea for Diamond, E L Bowman East Weymouth for Sport Roxy and Lucy, Michael T. McMahon Dorchester for Baby, Michael Fahy Roxbury for Hiram Jim, and C Shute Malden for Fanny with their respective teams and depots.
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Thomas A. Burke
Temple Street
Derne Street
Tom
Thomas McBride
Chelsea
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Causeway Street
Diamond
E. L. Bowman
Fast Weymouth
Lake View Farm Ice Company
East Weymouth
Roxy
Lucy
Michael T. McMahon
Dorchester
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Washington Street
Baby
Michael Fahy
Dennis Street
Roxbury
M. O'Keeffe
Hiram
Jim
Shute
Malden
C. F. Shute
Perry Street
Fanny
Kennedy Boy Drowns In Sandy River
farmington Missouri news: nine year old russell Kennedy son of mr and mrs w h kennedy swept away by swift current while bathing in the sandy river and drowned before aid could reach him.
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Farmington, Mo
Sandy River
Russell
W. H. Kennedy
Martinez Keeps Silent As Smith Reveals True Gender
New York August 16. Elena B. Smith reveals she posed as A C Martinez for five years, shocking male friends who trusted the confidant. Smith says she will keep to the male code of honor and will not disclose past conversations or actions. The revelation leaves former suitors blushing and some offended by the deception and the “memory of it.”
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New York
A. C. Martinez
Elena B. Smith
Albert C. Martinez
Mrs. Smith
Floods in Japan Kill or Far Missing Over a Thousand
Ambassador O'Brien reported to the State Department that Japan faced more than 1000 dead or missing, about 4000 houses destroyed and 150000 damaged. The floods, worst in Tokyo and suburbs, left 100000 refugees and rice crop losses estimated at 4.5 million dollars. No American lives were reported lost.
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Washington
State Department
O'Brien
Tokio
Japan
Somerville Row Appeals Three Fines
George R. Austin faced three fines in Somerville police Court after a Saturday night disturbance in Magoun square. Judge Wentworth ordered $25 for assault on Patrolman Doolin, $15 for creating a disturbance on an electric car, and $5 for drunkenness. Austin appealed all three rulings.
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George R. Austin
Magoun Square
Somerville
Wentworth
Austin
Doolin
Court Fines Nine Milk Men in Municipal Court
Fines totaling 145 dollars were issued to nine of ten milk dealers arraigned for milk law violations. Six paid ten dollars for selling poor milk, Nicholas Sullivan 50 Hull Street was fined fifty for watered milk, Daniel Mulcahey 48 Tufts Street twenty five, and one ten dollar fine for unlicensed milk sales. The tenth case for selling milk below standard was placed on file.
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Nicholas Sullivan
Hull Street
Daniel B. Mulcahey
Tufts Street
Lamp Cleaner Charged With Robbing Store Employees
Frank G. Pierce of Roslindale arrested by Inspectors Shields Pelton and Loughlin for larceny of women's clothing from a department store where he worked as a lamp cleaner. Pierce admitted guilt in West Roxbury Municipal Court. Case continued to August 19 with $500 bail.
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Shields, Pelton
Loughlin
Frank G. Pierce
Bridge Street
Roslindale
Pierce
Bolster
West Roxbury
Mayor says charges against quarry contractors collapse
Mayor Fitzgerald says allegations by C. C. Butler of collusion between city inspectors and contractors to underinstall granite have "gone up in smoke" after discussions with Superintendent of Streets Rourke. The Finance Commission continues its investigation and will report to the Mayor and council.
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Fitzgerald
C. C. Butler
Mt. Hope
Boston
Rourke
Finance Commission
Slayer in Fight Riot Gets 15 Years
Camden Nova Scotia report states Joseph Schley a Black man was sentenced to 15 years for second degree murder after stabbing Peter Sykes during post fight riots following the Jeffries Johnson prize bout. Sykes died from wounds.
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Slayer
Camden
N. S
Joseph Schley
Schley
Peter Sykes
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