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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1914

Page

13

Massachusetts Barbers Converge Vows Licensing Bill Action

The state union of journeymen barbers held its fifth annual convention in the city and planned legislative steps to license barbers. Delegates favored a uniform Saturday closing hour and re elected officers including Dwyer and Boshang. They condemned lawmakers who blocked the license bill and adjourned to attend a baseball outing in Haverhill.

Union Journeymen Barbers of Massachusetts General Court Joseph J. Dwyer Michael Boshang Worcester Philip A. Ward South Framingham William LaBell Gloucester L. A. Moran Haverhill Haverhill Union

Barbers Union Sets 10 PM Saturday Closing Rule

In several cities union barbers faced mandatory late Saturday hours. The state association convention voted to push closing at 10 PM on Saturdays and will seek referendum approval from affiliated unions. Chris Mellen of Boston was elected president and received a life size portrait from Frank X. Noshhing of the International Barbers Union for promoting the barbers license bill.

Conention State Branch Chris Mellen Boston Frank X. Noshhing The International Barbers’ Union

Fishing Pier Activity and Market Prices Report

Boston fishing vessels moved to the South Boston fish pier with light fares. The opening market is expected to mirror Saturday’s prices as prices remain low. Swordfish and salmon show movement with swordfish at weekly low and salmon abundant from the provinces. Japanese crabs remain scarce in Boston waters. Coast patrols and customs officers inspect motor boats, with Captain C N Tuckett reporting 120 boats checked. United Fruit ships Simon and Sixaola dock at Long Wharf, bringing cargo and passengers as forts draw crowds of visitors.

South Boston New England Boston Charles N. Tuckett Guards United Fruit Simon Long Wharf Bocas del Toro Havana Sixaola

Revolt Within Knights of Labor Barricaded at Charlestown Meeting

Boston & Maine Freight Clerks Assembly halted a threatened secession as Master Workman F. J. Hallisey pledged reforms. The Boston & Maine Freight Handlers' Union pressed officials to honor existing working rules amid unrest over recent changes and wage delays. Unionists also sought to avoid strikes while addressing grievances at other city labor groups and planned a New Bedford convention.

Knights of Labor Boston & Maine Freight Clerks’ Assembly Charlestown F. J. Hallisey Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Union Coal Club Boston Joint Council of Municipal Employees’ Unions James E. Phelan R. T. Kernachan Fred J. Steel Timothy Reardon New Bedford Boston & Maine Railroad Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters’ Union Adjustment Board of Freight Handlers Union &C Boston & Albany Railroad

Landman Claims No Foreign War Vessels Near Harbor

The Landsman states he did not see any foreign warships outside the harbor and believes vessels kept under cover, only guarding steamships that appeared suspicious. This account suggests heightened vigilance without direct sightings.

Shipping News Arrivals and Departures List For Steamers and Tugs

A lengthy shipping notice records arrivals of Steamers Sixadla Glenn Havana and Bocas de Toro Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth N S Calvin Austin Mitchell St John NB Howard Chase Norfolk Quan tico Thacher City of Augusta Borum Savannah and others in port. It also lists tugs International McGoldrick towing barges Preston Neshaminy Honey Brook and L W C Co Nos 7 8 9 plus Cohocton Ampere and more, along with schooners Edward J Lawrence Kreger Marguerite and David Wallace. Several vessels are named with destinations and towage details. saile d ships include Keeling Prince George Governor Dingley City of Philadelphia Stockton Springs and Leader New orders noted.

Sixadla Glenn Havana Bocas de Toro Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth N. S Calvin Austin Mitchell St. John N. B Howard Chase Norfolk Quantico Thacher Philadelphia City of Augusta Borum Savannah Bunker Hill Crowell New York H. F. Dimock City of Rockland Linscott Bath Camden Rawley Bangor Bay State Strout Portland Middlesex Wider Malden, Brown City of Gloucester Limekin Gloucester Cape Ann Godfrey Tugs International McGoldrick Preston Neshaminy Honey Brook Ages Scranton Totman Hoboken Chenango Cohocton Ampere Pewouragerst May Goodwin Maurice River Elizabeth Lynn Waltham Hammond Lansford Allentown Providence Newport St. George Taunton Tacony Wallace New York Quinn Salem Western Lennon Guttenburg Cadossa Forest Belle David Wallace Edward J. Lawrence Kreger Marguerite Babbitt Keeling Prince George

Melting Pot for Russian Red Cross Gifts

In a St Petersburg dispatch, Dowager Empress urging relief funds prompts jewelry donations to the Red Cross Society. Rings watches bracelets purses and silver utensils are arriving by post. Grand Duke Constantinovich contributed three rings including a relic of St Barbara patroness of warriors.

London St. Petersburg Reuter Red Cross Society Constantinovich St. Barbara

Railroad Chief Darius Miller Dies in Montana Park

Chicago, Aug 23. Darius Miller, president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, died suddenly at Glacier Park Montana after an appendicitis operation. Born 1859 in Princeton Illinois he rose from stenographer to railroad executive and became president in 1910.

Chicago Darius Miller Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad Glacier Park Mont St. Paul Seattle Great Falls Miller Mr. Miller Princeton Ill Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Road

Auto Crash Injures Woman Near Nantasket Beach

Seven occupants of a car owned by George A. Proctor of Roxbury escaped serious injury when the steering gear failed and the vehicle crashed into a telegraph pole on Nantasket Boulevard near Nantasket Beach. Mrs. F J Seener was injured, taken to Sturgis Hospital Allerton. Edith Clark fainted and was hospitalized. driver Eli Brooman unharmed. Others in the party were Mr and Mrs Jameson, their mother, and Miss Ida Seener.

George A. Proctor Millmont Street Roxbury Nantasket Boulevard Nantasket Beach F. J. Seener Springfield Street Sturgis Allerton Edith Clark Eli Brooman Harry Jameson Ida Seener

Maryland Steamer Crew Rescued After Mine Sinking

A Lloyds dispatch from Copenhagen says the crew of the steamer Maryland, which struck a mine in the North Sea and foundered on Friday, have arrived in Ostend. Earlier reports had said all hands were lost.

London Lloyd’s Copenhagen Maryland North Sea Ostend

Local Painters Offer Paper Hanging and Painting Services

Advertisement listing contact details for M. J. Liner and S. Spizer offering paper hanging painting and whitewashing at various rates. Includes addresses in Everett and Boston and telephone reminders. Provides job guarantees and postal requests.

M. J Ferry St Everett Minot St Boston Williams & Co Northampton St S. Spizer Green St Hay

Probate Notices Involving Webbs And Colsons In Boston

Massachusetts probate notices announce wills for Wilber J Webb and Elizabeth Pray Colson. Cited heirs and trustees must appear at Boston court in September 1914 and respond before hearings. Notices call for public posting in the Boston Post and delivery to all interested parties. Legal witnesses include Judge Robert Gran and Robert Grant.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Elizabeth Pray Colson Boston Lafayette R. Chamberlin Robert B. MacTea Bostos Boston Post Robert Grant Esquire John R. Nichols

Probate cites Julia Schumb estate for letters testamentary

Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice announces that Louis Schumb seeks letters testamentary for Julia Schumb's estate. Court in Boston, Suffolk County, sets Sept 3 1914 at 10 am to show cause. Public notice by posting weekly in Boston Post and mailing to known heirs required a week before hearing.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Wilber J. Webb Boston Mary B. Webb Boston Post Robert Gran Esquire John & Nichols Uffolk Julia Schumb Louis Schumb Robert Grant John R. Nichols

Proposals Sought for Naval Supplies in 1914

Proposals will be received at the Navy Department Washington and opened after 10 a m September 1 1914 to furnish at the navy yard Boston Mass naval supplies including hardware firesland round iron under schedules 7161 166 7184 Applications should indicate desired schedules and blank proposals available from the Boston pay office or the bureau Samuel Gowan Paymaster General United States Navy 8 12 14

Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Navy Department Washington, D. C Navy Yard Boston Mass Navy Pay Office Bureau Gamuel Gowan U N Washington

Death notices from Boston area Aug 22 1925

Death notices list many local residents with dates and funeral details. Names include Catherine Tresilian Bryan Faith Cavanagh Elias Clark Elsie Clarke Jane Crane John P Dever Joseph W Dizel Ellen Donnelly Agnes T Eliott Albert B Franklin Mary A Fuller Jaeger Anna E Keegan Mary Keegan Elise Keepers John Keegan Cecilia Blais dell Barbara Kraft Elizabeth Lynch Mary Murray Mary Nee Ellen F O Harel Lila Pope John Ryan James P Segreve Mary Etta Shepherd Michael Sughrue Margaret Ann Sumpter Frances Taylor Ethel C Waugh with burial venues, mass times, and residence addresses in Roxbury Dorchester South Boston Readville Medford Charlestown and Newton.

Bryan Somerville Catherine Tresilian James Bryan Borial Cavanagh Boston Faith John Margaret Cavanagh Clark Elias Esther Clark Wabeno St Roxbury Temple Chabal Sholam John P Catherine Dever Gormley Brookline Reno St Mission Church Dizel Joseph W Elizabeth Dizel Tooley West Fifth St St. Augustine’s Church A. m. Eliott Agnes T Francis M. Eliott Marcella St All Saints’ Church Centre St Franklin Melrose Albert B. Franklin Prospect St North Station Fuller Dorchester Mary A Elisha W. Fuller Mascot St Jaeger Hyannis Anna E Charles V. Jaeger Corey St West Roxbury Providence R. I Keegan John Keegan Marshfield St James J. Sullivan Rockville Park St. Joseph’s Church Circuit St Cambridge Mary Keegan Tremont St St. Mary’s Church Malden Elise Gerhart L. Keepers Waterman Chapel Washington St Kelly John T Catherine Greenwood Memorial Church Washington and Dakota Sts Kraft Barbara Ferdinand Kraft West Canton St Holy Trinity Church Shawmut Ave Cecilia Court Lynch Elizabeth Joseph Mary Lynch Beelan Norfolk Ave Murray Mary Edward Murray Miley Austin H. Connell & Son Dudley St St. Philip's Church Harrison Ave Bridget Canavan Flagg St SS. Peter and Paul's O'Hare Ellen F Gate of Heaven Church S Olson Medford Carl FB. Olson Pope Charlestown Lila J Harry N. Pope Warner Theresa McGinnis Miller St Warren St Waltham Ryan Bridget Ryan Partridge Portsmouth St St. Mary’s of the Annunciation Church Norfolk ‘St Holy Cross Cemetery Segreve Newton James P Agnes Segreve Higbee Crescent Sq Church of Our Lady Garden City Lodge No Michigan California Shepherd Readville Mary Etta Wesson Broadway Woodlawn Everett Taylor Frances Taylor William Taylor St. Peter's Church Sumner St Apm

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