Fishermen Attend War They Say Excludes Them
A Boston Globe reader known as Brassy argues in a letter that fishermen are harmed not by the foes they face but by market structure. He claims vessel costs run 5000 to 10000 dollars, crews of 12 to 24, and profits favor owners, with Boston offering forty dealers versus Gloucester’s single buyer, urging open competition for fair wages.
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Neptune
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Georges
Casey
Gloucester Times
Ovid
Marc Antony
America
Massachusetts
Pacific Railways
Boston Republicans accuse machine influence in mayoral race
Frederick W. Peabody charges that a political machine forced Edwin A. Curtis’s nomination over Alpheus Sanford, citing Democratic votes in Boston wards and signaling ongoing rivalries in the tenth district. Jerome Jones defends Mayor Quincy’s office spending as prudent, citing hospitality, expert advice, and outreach that aided harbor, commerce, and school projects.
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Dorchester
Cram
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Quincy
Jerome Jones
South America
Postal Congress
Girdlestone
Bristol Docks
Bristol
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Institute of Technology
Woodbridge
Tudor
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Boynton's Plea for Elevated Bicycle Rail From Boston to Fall River
E Moody Boynton addressed Holbrook on rapid transit advocating an elevated bicycle railway from Boston to Fall River. He criticized state leaders for leasing rail rights to Morgan and associates, argued for swift, cheap transit, claimed vast savings, and urged newspapers and public to back the project. He asserted Massachusetts must allow the plan and pledged to build the road from Boston to Fall River.
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Two Exceptional Feats by FELS NAPTHA Soap
The soap performs two unmatched tasks fitting for all homes drying lace curtains and cleaning blankets. Use lukewarm water only even in the coldest weather. FELS CO Philadelphia.
Roofer Survives 30 Foot Fall at Dorchester Home
Louis Gavin a 36 year old roofer of 12% Stamford street West End fell 30 feet from the roof of a building at 72 Norfolk street Dorchester at 7 30 yesterday morning. His fellow workers expected a fatal outcome but he sat up rubbed his eyes and began to rise. He suffered a fracture of his left leg and after a few days at City Hospital expects to resume work.
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Evangelist Henry Varley to speak at Park Street Church
The Evangelistic Association of New England moves its noon meetings to Park Street Church for the coming week. Henry Varley the English Australian evangelist will deliver his third series in the Great Truths Campaign. Moody gospel choir will sing with Mrs F P Whitney leading.
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Evangelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street
Moody Gospel Choir
F. P. Whitney
Van Noodle and Miss Tungbit Dialogue Quip
In Harlem Life a comic exchange has Van Noodle recalling a witty insult from Chapwith who called him a muff. Miss Tungbit responds that he resembles a boa, turning the moment into light banter.
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