Clash With Strikers Sparks Police Standstill In Streets
Police clash with striking Poles as the State Board of Arbitration meets in Springfield. The board, led by Willard Howland, reports satisfaction with talks with strikers leaders in Mayor Sanderson's office. Members Richard P. Barry and Charles Dana Palmer also returned from Springfield.
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State Board
State Board of Arbitration
Willard Howland
Springfield
Sanderson
Richard P. Barry
Lynn
Charles Dana Palmer
Lowell
Crisis at Ludlow as 1600 Poles threaten furniture storehouse
Poles massed on Wilbraham Wesson street defied 2000 officers and Pinkertons to touch Martin Bobostitz property. A driver was shot at a shed, two men detained, revolver missing, and authorities anticipate heavy police deployment at dawn.
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Ludlow
Hall FB. Storer
Post
Springfield
Wilbraham
Martin Bobostitz
Associates
Chicopee
Bobostitz
Sydney Stevens
Scott
Boston unions raise funds for Ludlow evicted strikers
The Boston Post led with a $100 gift as part of a $470.50 total from Boston organizations to aid Ludlow Associates' evicted strikers. Contributions come from Amalgamated Street Employees, Typographers Union, Cigar Makers, Lathers, Bare Tenders, Carpenters, and others. Daily food and clothing wagons depart from Central Labor Union HQ, with planned relief events including a Dec 1 Gilmore Theatre concert and Chicopee St Josephs Hall fund activities.
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Springfield
Boston Post Today
Ludlow Associates
Central Labor Union
Boston
Amalgamated Street
Boston Cigar Makers
Lathers’ Union
Carpenters of
West Springfield
Joseph Whitcom
Brewers’ Union
Charles Morris
The
Hatters’ Union of
Oscar C. Davis
Brockton
Boston Post
Ludlow
Gilmore Theatre
Moving Picture Entertainments
St. Joseph’s Temperance Society
Chicopee
First Worshipful Masters Association Elects Officers
The First Worshipful Masters Association of Massachusetts held its annual election at Young's Hotel last night. Officers elected include William M. Olin as president Frederick W. Bliss as vice president Charles H Bolles as treasurer and Samuel H. Spring as secretary. The association comprises masters of respective lodges.
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Masters’ Association of Free and Accepted Masons
Massachusetts
Young’s Hotel
William M. Olin
Frederick W. Bliss
Charles H Bolles
Samuel H. Spring
Fire Threatens 18 Horses on Ellery Street
Eighteen frightened horses were driven from a smoke-filled stable on Ellery Street South Boston last night by Patrolman Daniel J. Lynch and kept safe by bystanders, preventing a dangerous stampede.
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Ellery Street
Boston
Daniel J. Lynch
Double Legal Stamp Week Ends Tonight at Wolf's My Clothier
Today is the final day of the Double Legal Stamp Week at Wolf's My Clothier corner of Hanover and Portland streets. Hundreds have bought Christmas presents and many more will finalize purchases. Stamp books fill quickly, each full book adds an extra present before the holidays.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Fake signers of papers caught test in mayoral race
A grand jury heard about hundreds of questioned signatures on one candidate’s nomination papers. Election Board officials, aided by Police Inspector Lynch, questioned Hadlock who filed 50 papers with 5000 names. He cited broken eyeglasses for difficulty identifying certain signatures and suggested possible further action by the board.
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Grand Jury
Pelletier
John C. Hadlock
Beacon Chambers
Myrtle Street
Election Board
Hadlock
Lynch
Hindlock
Post
Board of Election Commissioners
Board
W. Curtis Comfort
Edward Fowler
Storrow Trumpets West End Support Amid Massive Rally
The Storrow campaign draws huge crowds at Flashman Hall Ward 8 and Ward 9, as Donovan rallies for him. Storrow outlines views on immigration, water projects, and local development, insisting he will not mislead voters and will meet supporters in person.
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Mr. Storrow
Donovan
Ward 9
Ben Butler
James J. Storrow
Flashman Hall
Ward 8
West End
Newcomers Bay
Plan 3 outlined by Fitzgerald in Storrow campaign
Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald spoke at five gatherings endorsing James J. Storrow and Plan 3 the citizens convention. He warned that Storrow would gain mayoral power and council control, with nine councillors and a 15 member board directing $85 million in Boston's money, prompting jokes of calling the city Storrowton.
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John F. Fitzgerald
James J. Storrow
Mr. Storrow
Citizens’ Convention
Fitzgerald
Martin Hayes
Brighton
Western Avenue
Market Street
Storrow
Citizens’ Council
Boston
Storrowton
William Lawrence of Navy Yard Dies
William Lawrence aged 35 of 54 Tremont Street Charlestown died of pneumonia at City Hospital after serving in the Spanish American War. He was employed at the Charlestown navy yard and was a member of the Fred B. Bogan camp Spanish War Veterans.
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William Lawrence
Tremont Street
Charlestown
Fred B. Bogan
Charlestown Navy Yard
Cupid's Rummage Sale At Vanity Fair Curious Stop
On a visit to Vanity Fair I encounter Cupid running a rummage sale full of oddities including a glamour that hides flaws and an overcoat that ages the wearer. The shopkeeper explains profits aid a charity while weaving sly tales of past lovers and mischief.
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Cupid
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Foreman
Springfield Central Labor Union
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Henry Hlevenson
Flashman
Aeustan
Michael W.breck
Lomasney’s Ward
Faneul Hall
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Painters and Decorators
Union No. 11
Roughan
O. K
Navy Yard
Cupid’s Rummage Sale
Post Publishing Co
Vanity Fair
Folly Avenue
Fancy Street
Cupid’s
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