Labors Annual Parade Formations Announced by McLaughlin
John J. McLaughlin, president of the Building Trades Section, outlines the Labor Day parade formation. Unions form at Copley square with the Building Trades on the right. Central Labor Union on the left. Route follows Boylston to Park Square for review by officials including Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald. Assignments to be drawn next Friday at Wells Memorial building. Chief of staff Patrick Maloney and aide-de-camp Martin Joyce named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McLaughlin
Building Trades Section
Cc. L. d
Cc. U. U
Central Labor Union
Copley Square
Boylston Street
Pleasant
Providence
Boylston
Central Labor Union Division
Dartmouth
Boylston Streets
Co. L. U
Eliot
Public
Exeter
Gloucester
Fairfield
Hereford
Marlboro
Massachusetts Avenue
Berkeley
Tremont
Templeplace
Washington
School
Beacon
Charles
Park Square
Governor Guild
State House
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Labor Day Committee
Co. L. A
Wells Memorial
Patrick Maloney
Tinion
Martin T. Joyce
Electrical Workers’ Union 108
Labor Notes and Union News From Boston Area
Labor notes reveal net receipts of 1120 for a benefit entertainment by the Green Bird company at the Majestic Theatre aiding strikers. Various unions report nominations, meetings, and actions including building trades organizing drives, smoke talks, and a two week delay for bricklayers' meeting amid building law concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Haggerty
Boston
Commercial Telegraphers
Majestic Theatre
Green Bird”’ Company
Thomas F. O'Leary
Brockton Central Labor Union
The
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper- Langers
Brotherhood
Paperhangers’ Union
K. of L
Washington Street
Homestead Hall
Building Trades Council
Boston Roofers’ Union
John Harmon
R. Hersey
New England
New England Brotherhood of Brass Moulders and Brass Caremakers’ Union i
Unity Hall
Assortment Workers’ Union
Organizatio
Wharf and
Bridge Q Carpenters’ Union
District Assembly
K. of L., Inc
Tremont Street
Boston Bricklayers’ Union
Fitzgerald
Dennis J. Sullivan
Board of Appeals
Erchitects
Prestee
Ietopris
Building Trades Section
L. C
George R. Watson
Bricklayers’ Union 5
West End
Tory
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Teaser
An old medical ad promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for weak kidneys and impure blood. It claims modern science links kidney health to overall well being and urges readers to try the remedy, with sample bottles offered by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Pinghamton, N. Y
Holy Ark Dedicated at Phillips Street Synagogue
The Holy Ark at Phillips Street Synagogue was dedicated Sunday evening by a women’s parish committee after over a year of fund raising. President Mrs Mary Shapiro led efforts that secured about $5000. Aided by vice-president Mrs Gitle Rudin secretary Mrs Pauline Schlossberg treasurer Mrs Zimund and exec members Mrs Esther Turk and Mrs Rebecca Flinck, the ark was carved mahogany with gold mountings and designed by Joseph Trager. J G Seigel donated a 63-light chandelier with a Megan David in red white and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Street
Mary Shapiro
Shapiro
Gitle Rudin
Pauline Schlossberg
Zimund
Esther Turk
Rebecca Flinck
Joseph Trager
J. G. Seigel
Megan David
Mrs Marshall Field Intercedes For Chauffeur In Court
Chicago socialite Mrs Marshall Field widow of the merchant prince appeared in police court to intercede for her chauffeur Willet Dewey charged with operating his auto without displaying his number. The case was fast tracked after her request, Dewey pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars. Field paid the fine and departed for Bretton Woods New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Field
Chicago
Prince
Willet Dewey
Dewey
Ingalls
Mrs. Field
Sullivan
Hall of Justice
Bartlett Campaign Tour Moves Through Fall River and New Bedford
General Bartlett will visit Fall River and New Bedford today with Democratic State committee chairman John P. Feeney. He departs Boston at 10 50 am, to confer with Fall River Democrats at the Wilbur House, then plans an evening stop in New Bedford at the Parker House. Bartlett promotes a unified slate in Salem and Beverly as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Bartlett
Fall River
New Bedford
John P. Feeney
Democratic State Committee
Boston
Wilbur House
Democratic City Committee
Parker House
Bartlett
Salem
Beverly
Walter H. Creamer
Lynn
Coakley
Dartmouth
Spofferd
Creamer
Acapulco Steamer Sinks At Dock In San Francisco
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer Acapulco, due to sail for Panama and other ports, turned turtle and sank at her dock in San Francisco. It is believed no lives were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Acapulco
Panama
Hutchinson Rumored to Control Property Unchallenged
Aug 26 in Lynn rumors place John W. Hutchinson in free and unmolested control of his property after an exam conducted by Drs. Jelly of Boston and Pinkham of this city. The report notes Hutchinson’s status following the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard Hutchinson
Lynn
John W. Hutchinson
Mr. Hutchinson
Drs. Jelly
Boston
Pinkham
Stone Stolen Diamond Pin Tied to Pickpocket Case
Aug 26 Henry Stone the alleged pickpocket was captured after a chase by Inspector Larkin and held as the case was continued to Saturday Ezra F Pratt identified him as the man who robbed him of a $1000 diamond pin at Nahant. A gold watch with initials J S B on the case and a locket and chain are held for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Henry Stone
Larkin
Ezra. F. .Pratt
Nahant
Stone
War remarks calm Keith on vaudeville rivalry
B F Keith dismisses press driven talk of a vaudeville war with United Booking Office and Klaw Erlanger. He calls the Tre Mont theatre move by rivals mere theater chatter and says no single circuit can control US vaudeville. He insists the war talk is press agent fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
United Booking Company
United States Amusement Company
Klaw & Erlanger
Keith
Tremont Theatre
New York
United Booking Office of America
United States
Jones Charged With Robbing Norwood Station
Dedham Aug 26 Arthur Jones held for grand jury after seven witnesses testified in local court on a breaking and entering charge for robbing the Norwood railroad station last Wednesday Judge Hutchinson fixed bail at 2000 which Jones could not furnish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Arthur Jones
Hutchinson
Norwood
Summer Colds Laxative Brom Quinina Box Label Detail
Product label notes Summer colds remedy using laxative bromo quinina. Full name to remember is E. W. Greve on the box. The entry references the quantity 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Greve
Bank Plan Delights Boston Finance Leaders
Boston sub treasury officials remain reticent about Secretary Cortelyou’s plan to place funds in national banks in Boston, New York and other major cities to ease financial strain during the crop moving period. Local bankers welcome the proposal and hope to secure a share of weekly deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cortelyou Plan Aims to Ease Bank Stringency
Frank H Barbour of National Shawmut Bank and Edward L Potter of the sub treasury respond cautiously to the Cortelyou plan. The scheme, enabled by the Aldrich act, deposits varying weekly sums in national banks using government funds secured by bonds to be returned by January 1. It seeks to avert a money stringency as the West harvests and East draw on reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Barbour
National Shawmut Bank
Post
Edward L. Potter
E. A. Curtis
Cortelyou
Aldrich
Autograph Stockings Trend Among Fashionable Girls
The latest hosiery fad involves stockings carrying silken autographs. Fashionable young women ask every friend they know to embroider their names in varied colors on a stocking. The signatures become a stylish personal keepsake.
Immigrant Voyager Peter Assyrian Returns to New York
After a 33 666 mile journey looping from Beyroot across Europe and North America, Peter Assyrian arrives in New York amid immigration scrutiny. He traveled with his daughter from Beyroot, endured detentions and relocations, and miraculously ends up in North Adams, Massachusetts, before continuing to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Beyroot
North America
Peter Assyrian
Syria
Boston
North Adams
Mass
Europe
Beyfoot
Brazil
Colon
Isthmus
Panama
Victoria
B. C
Montreal
United States
Pullman
Woman's Board of Trade Split Over Resignation
Behind closed doors the Woman's Board of Trade discussed the resignation of a director amid dissension. A vacancy would be filled at the same meeting, and a resolution endorsed Henry Clews's interview stating women are here to stay and should pursue suitable careers. The next meeting is set for the first week in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Board of Trade
Board of Directors
Board of Trade
Henry Clews
New York
Autograph stockings become fashion at Newport resorts
Marked with ink and bright threads the stockings bear the sign manual of many girls. Autographed stockings, formed after a lettered marking, have become a fashionable adornment among Newport lounge set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Escape Promptly Foiled In Marlboro Lockup
Marlboro police captured Michael Flaherty within hours of his escape from the Worcester Insane Asylum Grafton colony. He was placed in a Pleasant street lockup as authorities investigated the incident and prepared for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Michael Flaherty
Grafton
Worcester Insane Asylum
Pleasant Street
Nebraska man lynched near Rosalie after killings
Loris Higgins, who murdered W. L. Copple and wife near Rosalie on May 12, was lynched at Bancroft today. The incident ends a manhunt in Otoe County as authorities report the mob acted without official involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Wneb
Loris Higgins
W. L. Copple
Rosalie
Neb
Bancroft
Bushey Drowns On Steam Dredger At Kennebec River
Augusta Me Aug 26 Harry Bushey of Cape Breton drowned in the Kennebec River today after falling from a steam dredger where he worked. He was 25 and unmarried. The body had not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Harry Bushey
Cape Breton
Kennebec
Boils and Carbuncles Cured by The Household Surgeon
Druggists offer refunds if Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails to heal boils and carbuncles. Household Surgeon headline promotes cure and guaranteed satisfaction with dc price.
State Police Probe Fire at D Este Excelsior Storehouse
State police investigate a Sunday night blaze at the D Este Excelsior storehouse on Spice Street near Cambridge in Charlestown. Fire officials report no evidence yet of incendiary cause, with inspector Smith continuing work and watchman John Lyon noting no unusual activity before the start of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Este Excelsior
Spice Street
Cambridge Street
Charlestown
George C. Neal
District Police
Post
Smith
Mullen
Fire Department
John Lyon
Stickney & Poor
Stickney & Poor’s
Auto injures aged woman in Boston chase incident
Shirley T. High, a Chicago attorney, was arrested after a high speed pursuit on Boylston Street. An elderly woman, Miss Wentworth of Somerville, was struck by the auto and survived with severe head injuries and a brain jar. Bail of 300 dollars was posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley T. High
Chicago
Boylston Street
Miss Wentworth
College Avenue
Somerville
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Collins
Smith
Massachusetts Avenue
Nickerson
High
Wentworth
State Street
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Nebraska
Bushey
All America Shoe Shops
Summer Street
Tremont Bidg
Rice & Hutchins Goods
Este Excelsior
C. E. Hood CO
Lowell
Massa
Hood
Cot
Arce
Winslow
Lewis Tones & Son
Lagrange Street
Wannaford
Samuel 3. Hannaford
Dr. W. &. Card
M’guiggan
Cambridge
Lake M
Joseph
Margaret McGuisgan
Cullinane
Elm Street
St. Mary’s Church
Norfolk Street
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Arlington
Monahan
Porchester
Mary Hayes Monahan
Michael J
Minnie JT
Hayes
Corona Street
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