Electrical Workers Condemn a Brother Union
Local Union No. 35 of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers denounces by resolution the hasty and unlawful actions of striking electric linemen in Toledo Ohio. The union pledges no aid or sympathy to such conduct and elects officers for six months. Separate notes report Boston unions donating relief. Local Union No. 97 Cigar Makers raised 550 dollars. Machinists' Union No. 1 allocated 50 dollars from its treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Harmony Hall
Toledo
J. M. Mosher
D. Flynn
John A. McInness
P. H. Dacey
F. Johnston
B. Moody
A. J. McIntire
John McKisaac
W. M. Lannon
J. Yortiire
Boston
Homestead
Tracey
Dexter Halls
Pressmen's Union Elects Officers at Washington Street Meeting
Pressmen's Union No 25 of the United Garment Workers of America elected officers at a meeting on 994 Washing ton street last evening. Officers include President L. Glick and Vice President D. Lappan. Also named were recording and financial secretary George Radio, treasurer B. Holmes, and an executive board with several members. Delegates to the Central Labor Union were George Radio D. Gilman Louis Ash L. Glick T. J. MelIntire Robert Goodman. Seven new members were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressmen’s Union No. 25
United Garment Workers of America
Washington Street
L. Glick
D. Lappan
George Radio
B. Holmes
L. Ash
J. Trask
M. Victor
Robert Goodman
M. ¥. Trask
L. Remalesky
A. Smith
Central Labor Union
Union Officers and Growth Reported by Painters and Dec orators' No 236
Secretary O'Brien states the Painters and Decorators Union No 236 has seen phenomenal growth with six new initiates in six months. New England Hall meeting elected officers led by President T. K Lynch and recorded by C. O'Brien. Local No 86 in East Boston elected officers I. H. Jones and others. Working-card system discussed. annual ball set for Armory Hall on January 28. four new members initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Painters and Decorators’ Union No. 236
New England Hall
T. K E. Lynch
M. A. Powers
C. O’brien
J. W. Judge
M. Cronin
A. D. Helm
T. W. Davis
Boston
I. H. Jones
David Reed
Frederick Lightbody
James Walsh
John Cronnin
P. H. Doherty
Armory Halis
Pant Makers Union votes to end lockout at Hanover Hall
At a meeting of Pant Makers' Unions Nos. 12 and 41 held at Hanover Hall last evening the members voted to devise means to end the present lockout, seeking a resolution to resume work and negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Hall
Union meetings plan welcome for AFL leader Gompers
Machinists' Union No. 1 met in Dexter Hall last evening to arrange a reception for President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor and General Secretary Morse of the International Machinists' Union. Fishermen's Union No. 5909 adopted a constitution at a meeting last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists’ Union No. 1
Dexter Hall
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Morse
International Machinists’ Union
Fishermen’s Union No
Caught with the Horse in Lynn and Chelsea
Lynn December 28 report: two strangers hired horses and wagons from Theodore Thayer of South Paris worth $500. One horse later seen in Chelsea, leading to pursuit. Man named J W Davis denied theft until confronted. another man identified as J S Cook. Police suspect Davis is McArthur, linked to New Hampshire crimes including Sheriff shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davis
Hanscomb
Thayer
Davis
Mr. Thayer
Cee
Lynn
Pittsfield
Mass
J. S. Cook
McArthur
New Hampshire
Almy
U S Congress Panel Arrives in Havana for Cuba Inquiry
The committee appointed by the United States Congress to investigate Cuban quarantine and immigration matters arrived in Havana today. The delegation will study Cuban health and entry controls and related policies during their visit through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States Congress
Tragic missing man Edwards found dead near Somerville crossing
The article describes the search for Edwards, presumed drowned after vanishing from his home routine. A fur glove found near the gate tender at Somerville crossing suggests he walked toward Boston. Witnesses recount seeing him with Frank Sturtevant and boarding trains in a stupor. Neighbors and brothers support his wife and four children as investigators consider alcohol-related disappearance and possible quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Boston
Frank Sturtevant
Rubber Works
Edwards
Saugus
Jacobus
Frank
Malm
Mrs. Edwards
Papa Andusband
Richards
Papa
Explosion Kills Several In City Dynamite Shaft
Long Island City reports a deadly dynamite explosion in the East River tunnel shaft at Jackson and Vernon avenues. Fire, debris, and shattered buildings overwhelmed the area as the fire department fought flames. At least six killed and many injured. damage pegged at about $50,000. victims include Henry O'Brien and several residents of 21 to 29 Jackson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
N. Y
New East River Tunnel
Jackson and
Vernon Avenues
Tunnel Company
Jackson Avenue
Fourth Street
Henry O’rien
O’brien
Henry O’brien
Mr. Rock
Authorities clear Kevans in explosion case at DuBgcin
After days of probing Kevans movements authorities find his account true and released. Police remain unable to identify the explosion author. Colonel Majendie says debris samples point to Atlas powder rather than dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBgcin
Kevans
Majendie
The
Home Office
Four Die in Crouch Avenue Fire in Osawatomie
In Osawatomie Kansas last night three two story houses on Crouch avenue owned by William Chestnut burned from natural gas, destroying the homes and killing four. The deceased are Mrs Louise Kindle Miss Griffith Miss Fletcher a servant and an infant. Mrs Kindle’s husband died earlier this year in Holden Missouri. Young men broke into stores and shut off gas, saving the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie
Kan
Crouch Avenue
William Chestnut
Louise Kindle
Miss Griffith
Fletcher
Dorchester Club Celebrates New House Opening
A formal opening last evening drew Ward 24 elites to the Old Dorchester Club’s new house at Pleasant and Pearl streets near Savin Hill. The 200 member club, lavishly lit, hosted a reception and banquet then dancing extended to late hours. The colonial wood structure features a first floor with reading and officers’ rooms, a billiard space, and a second floor ladies’ parlor with white and gold decor and a rosewood piano, plus an afternoon tea service donated by Richard Briggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Ward 24
Pleasant
Pearl Streets
Savin Hill Avenue
Richard Briggs
Philadelphia
Samuel Crowell
W. H. Canterbury
George R. Nazro
W. Garrison Reed
D. G. Eldridge
F. A. Keith
Dorchester club hosts lavish evening with 500 attendees
The Dorchester club gala featured rich jewels, escorts, and a grand banquet from 8 to 12 with about 500 guests. President W B Bird welcomed members in the upper hall, followed by a banquet, while the building displayed Egyptian inspired design and multiple recreation rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
W. B. Bird
Ingalls of Haverhill Father of Ex Senator Dies at 82
Elias T. Ingalls aged 82 father of ex Senator J J Ingalls of Kansas died at his Summer street residence in Haverhill. A former chairman of the Board of Selectmen and later of Assessors he invented a shoe sole cutting machine and a furnace for house heating. He leaves his wife two daughters and four sons. Ex Senator Ingalls expected to arrive Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingalls
James R. Nichols
North Congregational Church
Deacon Chase
Samuel Dyer
West Roxbury
Clara
John J
Atchison, Kan
Charles A
Lynn
Morris
Louisville
Sumner
Robbery Charge Involving Portugal Gold At Charter Street
Maria Corea of 21 Charter Street was charged in court with robbing friend Antonia Jesus da Silva of 385 dollars in Portugal gold. Bail set at 600 dollars. she posted it and remained free until January 5. Antonia had drawn 1900 dollars from Five Cent Savings Bank and asked Corea to exchange to Portugal gold, leading to the disappearance of 385 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Corea
Charter Street
Antonia Jesus da Silva
Antonia
Portugal
Five Cent Savings Bank
Maria
Spaulding Cited for Minor Certificate At Haverhill Factory
In Haverhill Police Court Judge Carter heard shoe magnate W W Spaulding charged with employing a minor without a school certificate and with failing to post hours notices. State inspector Haley testified hours were not posted. six factory workers corroborated. Spaulding was fined 20 without costs, appeal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Carter
W. W. Spaulding
J. P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Spaulding
W.H. Lighton
Smuggler Arrested Over Opium Stash at Central Vermont Hotel
Treasury inspectors raid the Central Vermont Hotel at 200 Friend Street and seize 250 boxes of opium valued at 2250. Proprietor Onesime Mathieu, arrested by Deputy Marshal McDonald, denied duty, held on 2509 bond for today’s hearing with Galvin and Sweeney to represent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Central Vermont Hotel
Friend Street
Onesime Mathieu
McDonald
Mathieu
Fiske
Galvin & Sweeney
Counse
Lynn Dedication Set For New Broad Street Church Edifice
The 1889 fire destroyed Central Congregational Church, and a costlier Gothic edifice on Broad Street opposite Washington Square will be dedicated tomorrow. Rev Alexander McKenzie of Cambridgeport to deliver dedicatory address. Built by Little Brown Moore of Boston using Rockport stone and India limestone, the 157 by 62 foot structure seats 600 to 700 and features open timber roof, oak interior, and a four-classroom basement with a 200 infant room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Central Congregational Church
Silsbee Street
Society
Broad Street
Washington Square
Alexander McKenzie
Cambridgeport
Little, Brown & Moore
Kilby Street
Boston
Rockport
India
New Quarantine Bill Set For Full Committee Vote
Washington aims to place national quarantine under the Marine Hospital Service. The bill, combining Harris and Raynor measures, would empower federal inspectors at ports, enforce state rules, and allow consular inspections. President could suspend immigration amid foreign disease threats. Senators Chandler Harris depart for New York to inspect quarantine facilities and Ellis Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Isador Raynor
Maryland
Harris
Senate
Raynor
The
Revenue Marine
the Revenue Marine
Secretary of the Treasury
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Chandler
Wyman
New York
Hamilton
Ellis Island
Rumors Stir Over Dr McGlynn’s Potential Baltimore Assignment
Reports from New York hint Catholic priest Dr McGlynn could be assigned to the Baltimore archdiocese. In East Baltimore parishioners discuss a possible vacant rectorship at St Patrick’s Church with laymen generally favorable. A local clergyman predicts a brief, obscure posting as penance if the move occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
McGlynn
East Baltimore
St. Patrick's Church
Death of James McAlmon Under Hyder Park Train Tracks
Hyde Park trial justice Henry B. Terry filed the inquest report on the death of James McAlmon whose body was found beside Old Colony railroad tracks. The deceased stepped from the road to avoid a local passenger train and into the path of the Colonial Express, the death ruled wholly the result of his own carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DepuaAm
Henry B. Terry
Hyde Park
James McAlmon
Old Colony
Colonial Express
Eleventh Annual Meeting of Industrial Art Teachers Association
The Eleventh annual meeting will be held January 7 at the Normal Art School in Newbury and Exeter streets. It runs from 9:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Officers will be elected and three papers will be read by C. Howard Walker of the Museum of Fine Arts on Elementary Design, Henry Sandham of the Public Art School League on The Aims of the Public School Art League, and the Rev. Dr. Minerva on The Contribution of Teachers of Drawing to Our Civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Art Teachers’ Association
Normal Art School
Newbury
Exeter
C. Howard Walker
Museum of Fine Arts
Henry Sandham
Public Art School League
Public School Art League
Minerva
Dunlap Pardoned Wish Placed Before Prison Transfer
The message states Mrs Rowland directs that she be informed first if Dunlap is pardoned and that she may take the papers to the prison, with the chamber and proceeding held until her call this morning.
Lady's decades-long push wins pardon for Dunlap bank robber
The story follows Mary Scott Rowland as she relentlessly seeks a full pardon for James Dunlap, after the 1877 Northampton bank robbery. It recalls Edson’s betrayal, the gang’s methods, Scott’s death in prison, and ongoing questions of immunity and wealth from the plunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunlap
Robert Scott
Charlestown
Scott
Mary Scott
Dunlap
Mary Scott Rowland
Gail Hammilton
Maybrick
Northampton
New York
Edson
Williams
George Elder
Leary
Recounting License Vote Sealed Doors at City Hall
Aldermen barred the public as they began a delay filled recount of the liquor license vote. Edward O Donnell of the Labor Information Bureau and temperance supporters protested outside while attorneys sought mandamus to halt the process. Judge Lathrop issued notice for Friday, with counting to finish in two days and no-license supporters fearing an adverse result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O'Donnell
Labor Information Bureau
Beuteel Babson
O’donnell
Galvin
City Hal
Supreme Court
Board of Aldermen
Lathrop
Baker
Udge
Revival at Faneuil Hall Aims to Save the City
Evangelist Ferdi nand Schiveren led a half hour revival for about 300 business people and clerks in Faneuil Hall urging Christian action to save the city. Mrs Bayley sang two numbers and a noon meeting was placed under the Evangelistic Association of New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Schiveren
Faneuil Hall
Commission
Bayley
Evangelistic Association of New England
Association
Typewriter Thief Arrested in West End
Henry Vigneaux alias Alfred M. Tuttle is jailed on drunkenness charges after a patrolman found him intoxicated at the West End. Special Officer Abbott linked him to recent typewriter thefts, with pawn tickets and a memorandum book recoverable, and about fifty fitting keys found at the scene. A portrait already exists in bracket No. 2018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vigneaux
Alfred M. Tuttle
Lalor
Division 3
Vigneaux
West End
Joy Street
Abbott
Tuttle
American in Monte Carlo duel ends with Count Romanoff
Jay Brockton of America, not from Brooklyn, dueled Count Peter Romanoff at a private villa in Monte Carlo after an insult at gaming tables. Brockton's bullet struck Romanoff above the heart. the count died within minutes. Brockton had been in Nice six weeks, popular at the tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Monte Carlo
Peter Romanoff
Jay Brockton
Brooklyn
Romanoff
Brockton
Imperial Family
Russia
Vienna
Brockton-Romanoff
Nice
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Labor News
Dorchester Club
Bird
Alexander Pope
P. A. Collins
Collins
H. W. Edwards
Harry Dupee
Miss Dupee
W. J. Reed
Emerson
W. J. Norcross
Charles Crosby
R. H. Upham
H. S
AIF
Elias T. Ingalls
B. Y. M. C. Union
Christian Union
George Pettingill
Bessie K. Bemis
Martha Dana Shepard
John Dana Shepard
May L. Philbrick
R. R. Ruisseau
Mglyan
Industrial Art Association
Mrs
Scott Rowland
Ryan
Mason
Connors
Jim Brady
Brady
Mr. O'Donnell
Umbria
New Yorks
Manitoba
GEO. R. Libby & CO
Washington St
Cor
Devonshire St
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