Coal Teamsters threaten strike over holiday demands
One hundred fifty members of the Coal Teamsters Union in Newton Watertown and Waltham met in Nonantum Hall and voted to strike if coal dealers do not meet terms by December 17. They demand Saturday afternoons off six months yearly and the full day June 17. Currently they have Saturday afternoons off but only three months a year and no holiday.
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Newton
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Watertown
Waltham
Nonantum Hall
Teamsters
Second Annual Ball of North End Union A. C.
The North End Union Athletic Club hosts its second annual ball at Commonwealth Hall East Boston tomorrow night. The club founded in 1905 lists over 100 members and features a game between the club's basketball teams with officials led by Harry Small and Louis Bennett supervising floor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Union Athletic Club
Commonwealth Hall
Boston
Harry Small
Jacob Katzeff
Louis Loftchie
Louis A. Bennett
Adele Margulies Trio Plays Strauss and Arensky in Chickering Hall
The Sunday Chamber Concert in Chickering Hall featured the Adele Margulies trio with Adele Margulies piano Leopold Lichtenberg violin and Leo Schultz cello. They performed Strauss cello and piano sonata op and Arensky trio with praise for ensemble and solo execution while noting Lichtenberg's strong but not his best form. Next week Olga Samaroff and Berrick Van Norden are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering Hall
Adele Margulies
L Leopold Lichtenberg
Leo Schultz
R. Strauss
Wieniawski
Lichtenberg
Arensky
Olga Samaroff
Berrick van Nordan
Stinson Happy Wife Returns After 11 Months
Elsie Richmond Levering Stinson returns to join her husband William C. Stinson the champion bicyclist after a lengthy separation. They had pursued divorce routes before reconciling at the Hotel Navarre in Boston where Stinson has lived as a bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Richmond Lovering Stinson
St. Paul's
William C. Stinson
White Dove of Peace
Stinson
Elsie
Elsie Richmond Levering
William C. Richmond
Warren Avenue Church
Boston
Joseph Levering
Lovering
Coquelin
Twin South Boston Fires From Thawed Pipes
At 11 33 and 11 34 yesterday morning two fires broke out in South Boston from thawing water pipes. The 108 Mercer Street three story frame home owned by B V Page was unoccupied and lightly damaged on the first report. The 83 Athens Street three story frame home owned by Mrs Clapp had the first floor fire, also unoccupied, with $10 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mercer Street
B. V. Page
Athens Street
Kensington Rescues Disabled Briardene Off Cape Race
The Dominion liner Kensington towed the disabled British steamship Briardene after a propeller loss in heavy seas on Dec. 3. The two ships, from Bordeaux to Sherbrooke and Quebec to Liverpool, were separated by a gale. salvage will be decided by the admiralty court.
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Halifax
Kensington
Morse
Quebec
Liverpool
Briardene
Crowe
Bordeaux
Sherbrooke
N. S
Cape Race
N. F
Morle
Admiralty Court
Death of Thomas Reagan Due To Cold Induced Heart Disease
Thomas Reagan aged 42 of 191 Shawmut Avenue died in his room from heart disease believed worsened by cold. Found lifeless yesterday after last being seen Saturday night. Medical Examiner McDonald and Dr Ayre attended. autopsy planned.
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Thomas Reagan
Shawmut Avenue
Reagan
Ayre
Sis Shawmut Avenue
McDonald
Man Dies by Gas Suicide at Columbus Ave Lodging House
Edward R. Van Worth, 88, asphyxiated himself in his room at 369 Columbus avenue last night. Mrs. Gertrude M. Tisdale found the body at 11:45 with the gas jet turned on and the room filled with gas. A note addressed to his Montreal stepfather A. R. Fox stated, I am going to die a horrible death. Good-by to all. Bundy of 380 Columbus avenue was summoned but too late. He had been despondent over unemployment and formerly worked for Edson company.
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Canada
Edward R. van Worth
Columbus Avenue
Gertrude M. Tisdale
Edson Company
A. RR. Fox
Cadfax Street
Montreal
Pr. Bundy
Horses Fall Into the Charles River During Bridge Load
While backing a dirt wagon for the new West Boston bridge, two Coleman Bros. horses toppled the load and fell into the icy Charles River. One horse drowned after a heavy fall. the other was rescued with a sting rope after a lengthy effort by several men.
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New West Boston
Coleman Bros
Charles
Gaelic League Debates Irish History in Public Schools
A Boston Gaelic School debate on Why Should Irish History Be Taught in Public Schools was held at 1151 Washington Street yesterday afternoon. Debaters included D. Lynch and P. J. Conion, with Mr. Collins of the Galway Men's Association and Mr. Flanagan of the Gaelic School Providence also speaking. Violinist Mr. Quill and pianist Mr. Horan provided musical selections.
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Boston
Washington Street
D. Lynch
P. J. Conion
Collins
Galway Men's Association
Flanagan
Providence
R. I
Quill
Horan
Harvard Union Dance Committee Selected
Named junior members of the Harvard Union appointed to run the annual dance after Christmas recess. J. S. Whitney serves as chairman with C. Apnollonio H. S. Blair G. G. Bacon S. Bowles J. S. Davis W. P. Anderton Co. Almy Hynches and J. Lowell listed among the organizers.
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Harvard Union
J. S. Whitney
C. Apnollonio
H. S. Blair
G. G. Bacon
S. Bowles
J. S. Davis
W. P. Anderton
Co. Almy
Hynches
J. Lowell
Quiet poker raid ends quiet game in South Boston
Sergeant Hazlett of Station 6 reports entering the home of John Utica on Fourth street South Boston yesterday afternoon and finding a quiet little poker game that was not within the law.
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John Utica
Fourth Street
Boston
Hazlett
Station 6
Former U S Senator Arthur Brown In Critical Condition
Washington December 9 Former Utah Senator Arthur Brown was shot in his Hotel Raleigh apartment by Anna M Bradley of Salt Lake City. Doctors report a critical condition with possible peritonitis and blood poisoning. Mrs Bradley held without bail on assault with intent to kill.
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Washington
United States
Arthur Brown
Utah
Anna M. Bradley
Salt Lake City
Raleigh
Brown
Gunn
Helena
Mont
Mr. Brown
Supreme Court
Senator Brown
Alice
Columbus
Arthur Brown, Jr
University of Chicago
House of Detention
Mrs. Bradley
Thirty Firemen Escape From Wooster Street Blaze
A six story factory at 186 188 Wooster street burned causing over 100000 in damage. Acting Chief Binns ordered 80 firemen to evacuate moments before floors and roof collapsed. Occupants included Jippelsheimer & Co Greenberg & Co G Welmus Unger and Greenwald & Co.
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New York
Wooster Street
Binns
Jippelsheimer & Co
Greenberg & Co
G. Welmus
Unger, Greenwald & Co
Farewell Reception For Secretary Vogt At Roxbury Church
A farewell reception honors Van Ogden Vogt retiring secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor. The event at Roxbury Presbyterian Church is hosted by local Endeavor groups with brief talks by Rev. James J. Dunlop, Rev. Allan Stockdale, Rev. F. B. Clark, and Rev. Alexander Francis of St. Petersburg. Vogt will respond and a reception follows.
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United Society of Christian Endeavor
van Ogden Vogt
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Boston Christian Endeavor Union
Roxbury Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
James J. Dunlop
Db BS
Allan Stockdale
F. B. Clark
Somerville Republicans Confident Of Winning
Somerville Republicans express confidence in tomorrow's city election led by Mayor Grimmons seeking re election. They tout tax cuts and debt reduction as reasons for continued GOP rule and claim unity after prior factional disputes. A Ward 7 race between Mrs Attwood and Everett W Boyd for the school committee is the sole intra party contest.
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Somerville
Grimmons
City Hall
Attwood
Everett W. Boyd
Cold Fingered Victim Loses $118 in Boston
Michael Kenney a Woodstock New Hampshire cook, arrived in Boston with $118 in his pocket. He met a stranger on the street, went to a Causeway street hotel, and woke Sunday morning to find the girl and money gone leaving him penniless in a strange city.
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Michael Kenney
Woodstock
N. H
Cook
West End
Kenney
Boston
Causeway Street
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Annette Marshall
Bowdoin Square Stock Company
Frederick C. Heath
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Ternoon Simpson
Simpson
Gertrude Thorne
Brookline
Wilmar Wagers
MR. Simpson
Saurday
Scott
North End Union A. C
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Columbus Ave. Lodging
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South Boston
Eastman
Kodak
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Rochester, N. Y
the Kodak City
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Baldwin
Curley
Hennessey
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Wownen
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Reiway
U. S
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