Beal Drops Dead While Buying Lot at Forest Hills Cemetery
Leander Beal 72, longtime clothing merchant and Five Cents Savings Bank vice president, collapsed in the superintendent's office at Forest Hills Cemetery while negotiating a burial plot. Death cited as heart disease. He leaves a wife and six children. honored for charity and service to the Best Industrial Home.
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Forest Thrills Cemetery
Jencon Street
Leander Beal
Five Cents Savings Bank
Miner, Beal & Co
Beal
Chauncy Streets
George Porte
Panio
Otis Street
Boston
Summer
Harrison Aves
Train Street
Dorchester
Forest Hills Cemetery Congregational
Ward 9 group invites local candidates to address meeting
Ward 9 Wage Earners' Club voted to invite Alderman Ired J Kneeland Alder manic Candidate William V Woods and School Board candidate Mrs Julia F E Dull to speak to members Monday night.
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Ired J. Kneeland
William V W. Woods
Julia F E. Dull
Labor Union Opposes Biennial Elections and Sessions
The Boston Central Labor Union will send a circular to elected Massachusetts legislators urging defeat of biennial elections and biennial sessions. It will coordinate with state labor leaders to form anti biennial leagues and send delegates to an American Peace Society meeting in Parker Memorial Hall on December 11. Louis D. Brandeis will speak on Industrial Insurance and Andrew Turaseth on Injunctions. Biennial elections will be discussed at the next Central Labor Union meeting.
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Massachusetts Senate
House of Representatives
General Court
State Branch
Central Labor Union
American Peace Society
Parker Memorial Hall
Louis D. Brandeis
Industrial Insurance
Andrew Turaseth
San Francisco
The
Coast Seamen's Journal
Union ties form with state AFL over non union work
The grievance committee of the Boston Building Trades Council reports part of the new State free employment bureau equipment was done by non union help. President Edward Cohen of the State AFL will address Leather Workers' Union 38 of Lowell Monday night urging affiliate. Final arrangements set for the International Seamen's Union convention in Stillman Hall starting Monday lasting all week with a banquet for 50 delegates next Saturday night.
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Boston Building Trades Council
New State Free Employment Bureau
Edward Cohen
State Branch
A. F
Leather Workers’ Union 38
Lowell
A. F F
International Seamen's Union
Stillman Hall
Stillman Street
Johnny Bing
Boston Waiters’ Union 80
Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union 9
Hollis Hall
Liollis
Washington Streets
Dennis D. Driscoll
State
A. F. of
Poet Scout Captain Crawford Visits Boston Friends
Captain Jack Crawford the poet scout arrived in Boston after two years and met Colonel Albert A Pope. He entertained friends, told frontier stories and sang sunset plains songs. He praised the colored soldier and critiqued the President on southern troop actions.
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Jack Crawford
Boston
Albert A. Pope
Crawford
West
Sunset Plains
Elbert Hubbard
Elbertus
East Aurora
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Captain Jack
Chicago
Cantara's Working Worlds brings 30 mechanical figures to Boston window
A Dodge-Spear department store display at 607 617 Washington Street showcases Cantara's Working Worlds. The exhibit features over 30 moving figures that walk run race and ride tiny bikes. Spectators watch as figures guard gates while the Boston Limited trains through the Hoosac tunnel. The display has drawn thousands of admirers and is praised as a mechanical marvel unlike anything previously seen in the city.
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Boston
Cantara
Dodge-Spear
Washington Street
Boston Limited
Hoosac
Cambridge Society Meets at Newtowne Club
The Kensington Club, a 16 member group of Cambridge’s younger set, will host one of the season’s most delightful occasions next Wednesday evening at the Newtowne clubhouse.
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Cambridge
Newtowne
Kensington
University City Opens Doors to Friends for Festive Night
The University City will relax its exclusiveness for a reception at Casey Gym. Decorators transform the sports arena into a fantasy scene. Invitations are led by Ethel Wardrope and Hazel Gore with Grace Allen Coleman Marion and Beatrice Hill aiding. Louise Johnson Laura Maher and other club members help ensure the event’s success. Eight Cambridge men handle mechanical details.
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University City
Casey Gym
Ethel Wardrope
Hazel Gore
Grace Allen
Grace Coleman
Marion
Beatrice Hill
Louise Johnson
Laura Maher
Cambridge
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