Labor Day Parade Plans by City Unions Outline
Labor unions map Labor Day activities with parades in Boston led by Building Trades Council and Carpenters District Council. Details include march lineups, marshal assignments, staff lists, and assembly points at Charles street mall and Copley square. Over 3000 Teamsters and 300+ carpenters are anticipated in uniform divisions with multiple bands.
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Building Trades Council
Kenny
Carpenters’ District Council
Daniel H. Deegan
Carpenters’ Unions
Charles Street
Copley Square
Union 41
Cambridge
Everett
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners
Brookline
Boston
Roxbury
Malden
West Roxbury
East Boston
Dorchester
Marshal Deegan
C. A. McDonald
Union
John E. Potts
H. M. Taylor
M. P. Ormond
Max Ammans
F. E. Pickett
J. A. Coalpilts
N. Brown
J. Coghill
PL. A. Leslie
Thomas Lennon
William Burke
Washington Street
Teamsters
William Hartnett
James F. Grady
Timothy McCarthy
J. A. Murray
Timothy Daley
Thomas Devan
John O'Brien
John McAdams
Michael Fitzgerald
L. E. Lewis
P. J. Cotter
John E. Murray
Joseph Geary
Thomas McCarthy
J. T. Connelly
James Shea
J. Downes
Thomas Lee
James Keough
James Walsh
W. C. Rich
J. A. Duffy, Jr
Aids
Frank Brown
Marshal
Thomas F. Gallagher
Peter Birmingham
Joseph Buckley
Alfonso Blake
Jeremiah Crowley
P. Cunningham
William Grimes
Thomas Gorman
John Haley
Daniel McCormack
William Kelley
D. A. Pendergast
D. Smith
Andrew Hohnan
Conry Skips Kelcher Charge Onbreach of honor Battle
In Boston politics arow in the ninth district Conry issues a defense list lauding his record and urging a second term while Kelcher allies press a breach of honor charge. The rival camps clash over delegation filings as Curley Harrington and Flaherty race for ballot spots.
Five Suffocated in Portland Fire
The Kronberg family and their servant girl perished in a blaze at a Franklin and Federal streets 212 story house in Portland. Firemen fought dense smoke and flame as five victims including Sadie Moses Edward Charles and Annie Marcus were found dead on the third floor and the servant girl was discovered first.
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Portland
William Kronberg
Franklin and
Federal Streets
Mr. Kronberg
Kronberg
Boston
Murderous Affair in Hotel Canfield and Escape
Leander Smith shot and killed Boyd Clinton in the Hotel Canfield basement and wounded Clinton’s wife, who lies dying in City Hospital. Smith fled by sailboat, was capsized at sea, rescued exhausted, and later captured by Somers Point Mayor Higbee who jailed him after a ride to the town lockup.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Leander Smith
Boyd Clinton
Clinton
Canfield
Somers Point
Higbee
Woman Seen Entering Bartholin Basement In Chicago
Police found evidence suggesting a young woman was lured into the Bartholin home's basement the night Minnie Mitchell and her sweetheart disappeared. A witness saw a woman on the front grass plot and heard a male voice before she descended into the basement.
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Chicago
Calvary Cemetery
Minnie Mitchell
Bartholin
William Bartholin
Mitchell
Forty-fourth Street
Calumet Avenue
Lawrence Shields Suffers scalp wound after fall from car
Lawrence Shields aged 35 of 2738 West Broadway South Boston fell from a car on West Fourth street near the Dover street bridge last night and sustained a severe scalp wound.
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Lawrence Shields
West Broadway
Boston
Weat Fourth Street
Dover Street Bridge
Duchess of Marlborough Ambitious to Elevate Husband in Politics
Newport R I Aug 2 Consuelo Vanderbilt the Duchess of Marlborough has propelled her husband into political prominence. He pursues paymaster general duties and social league activity while she drives ambition, rivalries with Mary Leiter and Lord Curzon, and hopes for a future India posting for the duke.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Lord Curzon
Newport
R. I
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Primrose League
Trojan
Tyrian
Mr. Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Salisbury Circle
St. John Brodrick
Commodore Vanderbilt
Staten Island
Wall Street
New York
Chicago
Mary Leiter
India
Vanderbilt
Leiter
Lady Curzon
Curzon
Marlborough
Will Ask President to End Coal Strike
New York August 24 President Roosevelt will be urged to call a special session of Congress to end the coal strike. The Central Federated Union representing 260000 workers met and will back a mass meeting urging immediate action to secure a speedy termination. The union leader said no plan to meet the President was in place and that workers remain firm awaiting a settlement on their terms.
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New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Central Federated Union
New York City
Estimated losses from the coal strike reach 86 million
At week 15 of the coal strike the tally lists 35,700,000 in price losses for operators, 19,900,000 in wages for strikers, 4,500,000 for employees other than miners, 12,120,000 for coal related business men, 6,700,000 for outside business effects, 900,000 in maintenance of coal and iron police, 6,500,000 in mine and machinery damage, and 225,000 plus 400,000 for troops in the field.
Mitchell statement quashes Morgan mediation hopes
Wilkes Barre Penn August 24 The return of President Mitchell from the West dispels strikers hope that he visited New York to see J Pierpont Morgan to intervene with coal operators He says he has no intention of seeing Morgan unless Morgan requests it He adds I have not seen Mr Morgan and I am not going to see him that is I do
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New York
Public Alliance Committee Tours on Arbitration Efforts
The Public Alliance committee met Senators Quay and Penrose in Atlantic City to urge arbitration in the coal strike. They later visited President Mitchell, who pledged to pursue honorable settlement and sent miners’ strike statistics to the Pennsylvania Senators. Mitchell was reported badly shaken from a railroad wreck at Reising Illinois, when a sleeper car left the rails after a washout.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Public Alliance
Senators Quay
Penrose
Atlantic City
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Reising
Ill
Hazleton Leaders Travel to New York in Strike Talks
D. J. Mc Carthy chairman and Matthew Long with Harry Silverman of Hazleton Peoples Alliance travel to New York to try to put a plan into operation to end the strike. They refuse to disclose the plan or target meetings. The alliance includes business men and miners.
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Hazleton
Penn
D. J. McCarthy
Matthew Long
Harry Silverman
Peoples’ Alliance of
New York
Peoples
Allance
Quiet Coal Fields and Uncertain Strike in Shenandoah
Reports from brigade headquarters indicate the entire anthracite coal field is very quiet. Brigadier General Gobin says a settlement of the strike seems as distant as four weeks ago. Troops will likely remain until the strike ends.
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Shenandoah
Penn
Gobin
Precious Pair Nabbed in Boston Pickpocket Plot
In Boston's Rowe's Wharf station Special Officers Goff and Kelly arrested John J. O Connor and John Williams alias Crown, ages 25 and 29, on charges of attempted larceny. They wore an overcoat on the arm as a distraction and the intended victim disappeared into the crowd. Williams confessed to alias Crown and a 12 year absence from the city. Both men to be photographed for Inspector Bagry's album.
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John J. O'Connor
John. Williams
Crown
Division 4
Goff and
Kelly
Rowe's Wharf
Boston
Polce
O'Connor
Williams
Inspector Bagry
Evictions at Frenchpark Chronicle Turmoil in Castlerea
Reports from Castlerea detail violent evictions on Lord de Freyne's estate with hundreds of police and constables, amid angry crowds. Widows and tenants resist, staging scenes of grief and protest as possessions are cleared, while authorities seize and remove black flags linked to the disturbance.
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Dublin
Irc
Lord de Freyne
Frenchpark
Castlerea
Land League
Roscommon
Lord de Wreyne
Flanagan
Cooney
Morrisroe
Cortown
America
John MacDermottroe
Cloonmanahune
England
Hetreed
Catherine Drury
Portia
Mary Harney
Rathkeary
Order of Hibernians
Moneymore
Derry
Antrim
Tyrone
Castlebar
League Rooms
Limerick
Limerick City
Ireland
Rathfarnham
Nantasket Beach Sees 25000 Visitors On Chilly August Day
About 25,000 people visited Nantasket today as the temperature kept swimming ideas at low tide. Most stayed out of the water with overcoats and shawls in heavy wear, while summer residents drove about wrapped up in winterish gear.
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Nantasket
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