Mellen Offers to Lead Labor Cause
Former railroad president William Mellen addresses labor leaders and workers praising organized labor while urging unity. He recalls proposing monthly employee meetings, discusses past misunderstandings, and emphasizes loyalty and patience to achieve broader industry reform.
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Mellen
Mr. Mellen
Road
New Haven
Morgan
Thomas JF. Fardey, Jr
Mellen honored by railroad unions for fair treatment
In a ceremony praising Charles Sanger Mellen retired Boston and Maine president unions from the Order of Railroad Conductors Telegraphers trainmen machinists and engineers lauded his cordial approach and willingness to resolve grievances. Speakers recalled monthly meetings and a notable $12 percent raise via a whispered promise in the directors room.
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Boston & Maine
Mellen
Charles Sanger Mellen
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mr. Mellen
Joseph B. Bode
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
New York
Thomas E. Donovan
New Haven
A. A. Farnsworth
Amos Brown
Clarence K. Mitchell
Thomas A. Condon
Charles W. Furlong
P. J. Coyle
Albert R. Smith
G. H. Sawyer
G. H. Lester
Alfred Hamel
Henry H. Wilson
W. H. Wells
J. L. Johnson
Boston & Maine Board of Adjustment
Red Sox shakeup looms as McAleer and McRoy ousted
The 1911 Western syndicate held McAleer and McRoy stock while Comiskey and Johnson profited from earnings. Disputes with Stahl, public slights to McRoy, and losses in revenue fueled moves to remove the pair. Ban Johnson plans action after midseason frictions as Joseph J. Lannin becomes a Boston National director.
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East
Johnson
Comiskey
McAleer
McRoy
Western Syndicate
Stahl
Mahan
Randle
Red Sox
McAleer-McRoy
Royal Rooters
MccRoy
Fitzgerald
Ban Johnson
Joe Wood
Boston Club Boss Sees Lannin Sale To New Red Sox Owner
President Gaffney confirms Lannin will sell his Boston National stock to take a half‑ownership role in the Red Sox. He praises Lannin as a fine fellow and wishes him well as the deal proceeds.
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New York
Gaffney
Boston National Club
Seventy-second Street
Lannin
Direc
McAleer
McRoy
Stahl
Red Sox
Garden City
Great Northern
West Fifty-seventh Street
Boston National
John Harris
Pittsburg
Stockdale Resigns From Union Congregational Church
The Rev. Allen A. Stockdale resigns as pastor of the Union Congregational Church. Rev. Dr. William Allen Knight reads the notice at morning service. A special church meeting is set for December 12 to act on the resignation and begin selecting Stockdale's successor.
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Allen A. Stockdale
Union Congregational Church
William Allen Knight
Stockdale
Autopsy Ordered in Russell Heir Dispute Funeral Plans Uncertain
The Russell estate fights over William C Russell's death with autopsy ordered and Fresno Dan, the heir from Illinois, arriving to arrange the funeral. Dakota Dan, blocked by detectives and private guards at the Russell homestead, vows to attend and challenge the claim. Ferdinand Almy, co executor, says the date remains undetermined as the autopsy may delay proceedings.
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William
Wyoming
Daniel Blake Russell
Russell Homestead
Russell
William C. Russell
Dakota Dan
Post
Brown House
Ferdinand Almy
Quincy
Fresno
Melrose
Buda
Ill
Ferdinand
Almy
Daniel Russell
Mr. Almy
Dakota
Boston
The Easy Resinol Way to Clear Pimples
Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment promise to reduce pimples and blackheads and improve complexions and hair health. The preparations are described as soothing and affordable, working easily when other cosmetics fail.
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Dent
Pat
City Records Burn Threat At Probate Vault
Fire spotted around 8:15 p.m. in a vault beneath the Probate building at 32 Tremont Street. Watchman Max Stone detected smoke and alerted fire headquarters. Chemical 1 from Bulfinch Street responded and overhauled the old vault to prevent rekindling. The loss was small and no cause is known. This follows another City Hall fire earlier in the month.
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Old City
Probate
Tremont Street
Max Stone
Chemical 1
Bulfinch Street
City Hall
Auto Stolen From Dorchester Man During Visit
Charles Anderson of 14 Robinson Street Dorchester and his family visited Everett Coleman at 45 Evelyn Street Mattapan yesterday afternoon when his automobile was stolen from in front of the Coleman residence.
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Charles Anderson
Robinson Street
Dorchester
Everett Coleman
Evelyn Street
Mattapan
Coleman
Medford Tool House Fire Sparks Citywide Alarm
A spectacular blaze on the Samuel C. Lawrence estate Observ otory Hill Medford drew crowds, overloaded telephones, and police control efforts as a tool house burned near Rural Avenue. Loss is estimated at $500 with a suspected arson by visitors. A Somerville fire also stretched the department during the night.
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Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
Somerville
Observatory Hill
Lawrence Place
Greater Boston
Chelsea
Blake, Golding and Hartnett
Observatory
Four-Horse Parade Rules At Lawrence Gold Medal Parade
The Boston Work Horse Relief Association set rules for four-horse entries for the Memorial Day Lawrence gold medal. Teams must be regularly worked as four-horse units for at least six months before the parade. The driver must care for the horses. The new national championship class for pairs owned by contractors and truckmen draws interest, with a silver cup prize from two directors.
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Boston Work Horse Relief Association
Lawrence
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