Oppose Lower Milk Standard and Labor Measures Endorsed
Delegates of the Boston Central Labor Union voiced emphatic opposition to bills proposed to lower the milk standard, arguing it harms homes and health. They also endorsed municipal ownership for Holyoke ice and supported a one day rest per week for wage earners, and backed the hours extension for liquor sales. Judge Charles Cowley spoke, referencing early 10 hour work proposals for women and children.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Senate
Boston Central Union
Holyoke
Ice Trust
Richard W. Garrity
Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
Arthur M. Huddell
Charles Cowley
Lowell
Massachusetts
Wool Cargo Worth 2 Million Heads to Boston on Ashanti
The Ashanti of Elder Dempster leads a 2 million dollar wool cargo into Boston from Melbourne. Departed Melbourne Dec 14 and arrived Durham Dec 17, 49 days at sea. Other liners expected include Winifredian from Liverpool Jan 26 and Michigan from Liverpool. Admiral Sampson sighted near Port Antonio with bananas and passengers.
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Boston
Elder- Dempster
Melbourne
Durham
Winifredian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Warren
Michigan
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Salesmanship class speakers outline at Boston area school
The salesmanship course at the Bige low school in South Boston will host A. H. Wright of Jordan Marsh Tuesday night with clerks demonstrating dress goods sales. Frederick H. Tucker will discuss linens and store points on Thursday. Edward E. Fowler speaks on hard salesman problems on Feb. 12, his third task. Colonel H. C. Clarke of Jordan Marsh closes the series.
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Bigelow School
Street
South Boston
A. H. Wright
Jordan Marsh Company
Frederick H. Tucker
Farley, Harvey Company
Edward E. Fowler
Mr. Fowler
H. C. Clarke
Mass and throat blessing at St Marys Church North End
About 400 members of the Married Women's Sodality at St Marys Church North End received communion at the 7 30 service with Rev Father Renaud officiating. The blessing the throats ceremony followed the children mass led by Rev Joseph A Gorman rector.
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St. Mary’s Church
North End
Father Renaud
Ss. J
Joseph A. Gorman
S. J
A Brainy Child Testimony on Grape-Nuts Nourishment
A parent recounts switching to Grape-Nuts for breakfast to aid child health. The girl aged ten gains weight, shows improved energy, and is described as brainy. The family also notes the boy’s robust growth after five years on the cereal.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Services for Mrs Gallinger
The body of Mrs Jacob H Gallinger wife of Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire died after a collapse in Belasco's lobby. It left Washington on the Colonial express at 5 45 PM for Concord New Hampshire for burial Tuesday. Funeral services were held at the Hotel Normandie by Rev Dr Samuel H Greene pastor Calvary Baptist Church with Senator Gallinger his son William and friends accompanying the body.
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Washington
Mis
Jacob H. Gallinger
Senator Gallinger
New Hampshire
Belasco
Colonial Express
Concord
N. H
Hotel Normandie
Samuel H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
William
Wedding to Result From Peaks Island Courtship
A North and West Ends wedding is set for tomorrow night at 94 Brighton Street. Rose Miller, a war worker, and Charles Zacoveritch, a telegraph operator, plan to wed with many Postal Telegraph officials in attendance. The couple began their romance on Peak's Island, Maine, during an outing party.
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Charles Zacoveritech
Rose Miller
Brighton Street
Miss Miller
Zacoveritch
Postal Telegraph Company
Mr. Zacoveritch
Peak’s Island, Me
Charles Zacoveritch
Whelan’s Veni Creator Sung First Time in Boston
A large East Boston audience attended the Church of the Assumption as Edward J. Whelan presented his Veni Creator for the first time in Boston. Prominent Catholic church music directors were among the critics present to hear the debut.
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Whelan
East Boston Composer Debuts Veni Creator at Assumption Church
A prominent young composer from East Boston unveiled his work Veni Creator for the first time at Assumption Church last night, drawing strong attention in Catholic musical circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Boston
Assumption Church
Whelan Leads Choral Evening at Holy Redeemer
Edward J. Whelan, renowned archdiocesan choirmaster, directs the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer choir amid praise that his Veni Creator may become a standard in New England churches. The program featured organ postludes, a boys choir, a violin solo by Deodate Ramos, cornet and baritone solos by Joseph Linehan and Frank Halligan, and a Trinity Male Quartet performance. Rev. J B Condon delivered remarks and Rev. Walter Gill preached.
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Boys’ Choir
Gounod
Deodate Ramos
J. B. Condon
Joseph Linehan
Frank Halligan
Edward J. Whelan
Trinity Male Quartet
Walter Gill
Brockton
Wong Chung Arrested on Policy Lottery Charges
Wong Chung aged 38 residing at 29 Harrison Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon by officers from the Lagrange Street station and charged with setting up and promoting a policy lottery.
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Wong Chung
Harrison Avenue
Lagrange Street
Hotel magnate G Sinclair Moulton suicide at Grand Union
G Sinclair Moulton, president of the Park Gate Hotel Company and owner of the Manhattan Square Hotel, committed suicide with three gunshot wounds between Saturday and today at the Grand Union Hotel. He had suffered severe stomach trouble and left letters for his wife and friends before taking his life. He began in Boston’s Parker House and recently gained control of the Manhattan Square Hotel. He leaves a wife, a sister in Boston, and a mother in Wolfboro New Hampshire.
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New York
G. Sinclair Moulton
Boston
Grand Union Hotel
Park Gate Hotel Company
Manhattan Square Hotel
West Seventy-seventh Street
Wedding Bomb Outbreak Delays Ceremony in New York
A stranger, believed to be Alderic Hugron of Waterbury Connecticut, shot himself during a wedding reception at James Feeney’s Amsterdam Avenue apartment. The bride Bessie Feeney and guests were shaken as the ceremony was paused for a coroner’s inquiry before the nuptials proceeded. A letter addressed to Alderic Hugron was found at the station house.
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New York
Alderic Hugron
Waterbury
James Feeney
Amsterdam Avenue
Feeney
Bessie Feeney
Michael Leyton
Shrady
Miss Feeney
Notable New York loan broker dies after fall
Howard P Frothingham, 45, a prominent Wall Street loan broker and 16 year NYSE member, jumped from his West Seventy seventh Street home while delirious from a nervous breakdown. Coroner investigates as nervous strain from recent reverses is blamed for despondency. He handled funds for major institutions and earned commissions over 100000 yearly.
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New York
Howard P. Frothingham
West Seventy Seventh Street
Wall Street
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Despondent husband and wife found dead in their home
John Liveroni and his wife Nathalie of 606 Fast Eighteenth Street were found asphyxiated today by their children. Mrs Liveroni lay in bed while Mr Liveroni sat fully dressed in a chair by the bedside. Police suspect a death by own action pact or that Liveroni turned on the gas after his wife fell asleep due to unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Liveroni
Nathalie
Fast Eighteenth Street
Immigration Talk Energizes Catholic Alumni sodality
At Boston College chapel hall the February meeting of the Catholic Alumni Sodality drew the largest turnout in years. Edward F. McSweeney spoke on immigration claiming that more immigrants raise the wage scale while noting immigrants arrive as individuals in a country with different customs and government. Reverend Thomas I. Gasson offered a brief address.
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Catholic Alumni Sodality
Boston College
Henry V. Cunningham
Edward F. McSweeney
Canada
Thomas I. Gasson
Bargain Furniture Sale Highlights Great Boston Values
Our sale features regular stock of high grade furniture including discontinued patterns and odd pieces from fall stock. Genuine markdowns offer the year’s best values in Boston for guaranteed quality furnishings. These specimen bargains are matched by hundreds of others in our stock.
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Boston
Mark Down Goods Not Reservable or Returnable
Oriental rugs and draperies cannot be reserved sent on approval exchanged or returned per store policy.
War on the unlicensed newsboy prompts city action
Boston Juvenile Court Justice Harvey H. Baker and city officials urge public aid to enforce a 20 cent annual newsboy license. The system requires a parent or guardian application, limits selling after 8 PM, and aims to curb truancy and mercenary parent pressure while protecting well behaved boys.
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Aldermanic Clerk’s Office
Harvey H. Baker
Boston Juvenile Court
John F. Dever
Child Labor Increase Cited by John Graham Brooks
John Graham Brooks of the national child labor committee spoke at First Church in Cambridge about rising child labor in cotton, glass, and silk manufacturing. He reported a real increase over decades despite census declines and backed the Beveridge bill to remove children from industry and promote education.
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John Graham Brooks
The
National Child Labor Committee
First
Cambridge
Unitarian
Hibernians In Session Sunday In Tremont Hall
Division 3 A. O. H. held a large meeting at Tremont Hall Roxbury as John H Dillon installed officers with John J Reynolds assisting. A large candidate class was initiated and speeches were delivered by Dillon Reynolds Lally Fay Sullivan Dolan Larkin Griffin Kelly Craven. The session ended with a social hour and collation. Division 3 reports doubling its membership.
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Tremont Hall
Roxbury
John H. Dillon
John J. Reynolds
Dillon
Reynolds
Thomas F. Lally
Co. J. Fay
John Sullivan
John Dolan
Installation of Division 68 A. O. H. at Lincoln Hall Concord Street
Lincoln Hall on Concord Street hosted an A. O. H. Division 68 installation last night led by County President John H. Dillon with ex President William F. Henderson Division 48 and President Patrick Geoghagan Division 6. Speeches and music followed as 40 candidates were initiated. Bran nelly proposed all initiations, bringing to nearly 100 applications filed in four weeks.
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Lincoln Hall
Concord Street
John H. Dillon
William F. Henderson
Patrick Geoghagan
P. Brannelly
Division 16 A OH reports ball plans at Tremont Hall
A large audience attended a Division 16 A O H meeting in Wage Earners Hall Columbus avenue where the committee announced the upcoming ball. The event will take place Thursday evening at Tremont Hall located at 1447 Tremont Street.
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Division 16
Columbus Avenue
Tremont Hall
Tremont Street
Installation of Division 52 A. O. H. officers in Kossuth Hall
John H. Dillon of Suffolk county presided at the installation in Kossuth Hall assisted by Thomas F. Lally of Division 15. Dillon gave an address on Immigration after the ceremony and a collation followed.
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Kossuth Hall
John H. Dillon
Suffolk County
Thomas F. Lally
Division
Dillon
Closing Week Bargains at Noves Bros Odd-Lot Sale
The closing week’s bargains are real, with half-price deals on odd-lot items from Noves Bros. Purchase quality goods as a guarantee of value, and take advantage of the strong opportunities offered by their sale.
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Messrs. Noves Bros
Prisoner Accused of Robbing Companion in Police Van
Roland Beals of Dorchester faces larceny charges after a fellow prisoner claims Beals slipped his hand into McCarthy of Dedham street station van and stole $10 en route to the Tombs. Beals will be tried after the drunkenness case is resolved.
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James McCarthy
Dedham Street
Roland Beals
Tucker Street
Dorchester
Beals
Dominion Line Orders New 14,000 Ton Steamer
London Feb 3 The Dominion line has ordered a new 14,000 ton twin screw steamship from Harland and Wolff Belfast for the Canadian service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Line
London
Harland Wolff
Belfast
St Catherine's Church Hosts 15th Annual Reunion
In Union Hall Somerville parishioners gather Wednesday evening for the 15th annual reunion. The arrangements committee led by Dr Charles L Mongan promises a well organized event with a social hour before festivities to help parishioners meet their pastor and assistants, including out-of-town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Somerville
St. Catherine's Church
Charles L. Mongan
Simple Home Remedy Claimed To Prevent Catarrh All Season
A specialist says catarrh can be relieved and prevented during a season by a mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Dose is a teaspoon after meals and at night. A local druggist notes ingredients are plant extracts, safe, and inexpensive to mix in a bottle.
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Central Labor Union
Gallinger
Church of the Assumption
Varney
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Self
Edward F. Mc
Sweeney
Sodality
Carters
Carters Little Iver
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
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Naid
Army Hall
Settle
Mission Settle
Bureau Een Ee
Highboy Ae
Mission
Mission Magazine
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Eee
Praha
Scott
Hibernians
ST. Catherine’s Reunion
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