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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1906

Page

2

Labor notes on Chicago talks and Boston unions

Labor notes report Secretary Watson of Boston Carpenters District Council traveling to Chicago to join a conference with Amalgamated Woodworkers as Samuel Gompers presides. Other items cover wage talks, new officers, and schedule changes across Boston area unions including telegraphers, drivers, cement workers, and Knights of Labor assemblies.

Arthur M. Watson Boston Carpenters’ District Council Chicago Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Union 15 New Charlestown High School Postal Telegraph Company Boston Jaacobb Tazelaar New York Spcech Carriage and Cab Drivers’ Union Timothy Burke Patrick Daley Chelsea East Boston Chelsea Central

Woman endows Lynn home for aged men

By the will of Mrs. Harriet Ursula Newhall the Lynn home for aged men is assured. She bequeathed a house and lot on Forest street opposite Union Hospital valued at 12000 dollars. Eleven thousand dollars is already in trust by the committee in charge, and the home should soon be ready for occupancy. Newhall was the widow of Arthur Hall and lived at 34 Forest street.

Lynn Harriet Ursula Newhall

Dover Street Club Raid Arrests At Colored Education Club

Police from Station 5 raided the Colored Education Club at 17 Dover street at 3 30 yesterday morning arresting seven men aged 25 to 38 who claimed to be Guy Jenkins Chris Nickelson James Hawkins Lee Flowers Frank Henden James D Dunn and John Anderson all colored and locking up Charles Crocker keeper of the place charged as the alleged gambling resort. A scramble ensued as the door was forced but officers pursued no one.

Guy Jenkins Chris Nickelson James Hawkins Lee Flowers Frank Henden James D. Dunn John Anderson Station 5 Colored Education Club Dover Street Charles Crocker

Eight Hour Day Strike Benefits Reported by Boston Typographical Union

The Boston Typographical Union 18 reports progress toward eight hour work days. The committee approves weekly benefits of 12 dollars for married and eight dollars for single members on strike, payable indefinitely. Seventy three offices are now on eight hours with more to follow, amid anger over alleged long hours for women and children.

Boston Coughlan

Firemen see union push to repeal five day rest rule

Indignation ran through the Central Labor Union as petitions circulated at firehouses to repeal the one day off in five ordinance. Alderman Kneeland promised a resolution of inquiry, while a 25 member committee will press municipal ownership and address city officials. Governor Guild sent a cordial note citing sympathy for child labor laws and weekend rest. A legislative hearing on the picketing and intimidation bills is set for February 14.

Central Labor Union Kneeland Guild Massachusetts Frank K. Foster Legislative Committee

Seamen Denounce Ship Subsidy Bill at Union Meeting

W H Frazier of the Atlantic Seamen's Union denounced the ship subsidy bill as blacklisting. He said seamen have never asked for government subsidy and oppose being used to “carry home the plunder” or to open the treasury, urging fair play instead.

Commission W. H. Frazier International Atlantic Seamen’s Union Lewis Street Congress

Conference on 1906 Teamsters Drivers Scale Talks

Representatives of Boston Teamsters Union and Boston Master Teamsters Association met yesterday to discuss the 1906 wage and working contract proposal. Both sides are expected to confer today with the State Board of Arbitration.

Boston Teamdrivers’ Union 25 Boston Master Teamsters’ Association State Board of Arbitration

Longshoremen Pass Freight Handling Rule

Coastwise Longshoremen's Assembly 1062 K of L announces freight handling rule prohibiting adling by any dispatcher or affiliated groups. Ship agents and stevedores have accepted a 5 cent hourly increase for bulk cargo handling, with a 10 cent daytime and nighttime demand, and a 5 cent night increase on general cargo. Whether the longshoremen will accept remains unknown until Thursday night.

Thct Assembly Knights of Labor Longremen Assembly K. of L

Boston Society Sees Castellane Divorce Scandal Spread

Boston society circles discuss Countess Boni de Castellane Anna Gould suing her husband the Count for absolute divorce amid rumors she left him with 15 million dollars. The case centers on his lavish spending and infidelities with Paris social leaders, with lawyers Edmond Kelly and Cruppi handling papers as Anna contemplates final separation and potential wealth questions.

Boston Boni de Castellane Anna Gould Paris Count Boni Bois de Boulogne Grand Trianon Bristol Beacon Street France Edmond Kelly Maitre Cruppi Count Castellane Jay Gould Castellano Europe George Boni Jay New York George Gould Boston Society Carlos England America Continent Austin Lee

American Heiress and French Count End The Strife

The piece recounts Anna Gould and Count Castellane’s tumultuous marriage, the vast fortunes involved, and household rescues by George Gould. It notes Anna’s plan to educate her children in America, the French court's limited control over the fortune, and Castellane’s extravagant spending and debts. The narrative highlights royal and aristocratic society, and the couple’s social ascent despite financial strain.

America George Gould Jay Gould Anna Count Castellane Miss Gould New York Archbishop Corrigan Faubourg St. Germaine House of Deputies Europe Castellanos

Nervous Mothers and a Female Tonic Claim

An earnest appeal exhorts nervous mothers to seek relief through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Personal testimonials from Mrs. Chester Curry and Mrs. Charles F. Brown cite dramatic improvements in nervousness, hysteria, and sleeplessness after using the remedy, with an invitation to consult Mrs. Pinkham for free advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham Chester Curry Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra Saratoga Street Boston Mass Pinkham Charles F. Brown Mothers’ Club Cedar Terrace Hot Springs Ark Lynn

Dunham Resting Comfortably After Salem Attack

The Danvers Insane Asylum says George Dunham, the state detective known for a Salem hotel attack, rests calmly with rapid mental improvement. Officials report no violent tendencies and expect full recovery soon, with dismissal possible in the near future.

Danvers Insane Asylum George Dunham Essex Salem

Charity Concert Draws 1200 in Dorchester

About 1200 people attended a Dorchester Ladies Charity Club event in Winthrop Hall Dorchester for St. Mary's Infant Asylum. Performers included Kate Ryan reader Mary Wallace soprano Olive Whitely violin Julia F Donahue accompanist Edward Holden tenor and Fred Kendall baritone.

Dorchester Ladies’ Charity Club St. Mary’s Infant Asylum Winthrop Hall Dorchester Kate Ryan Mary Wallace Olive Whitely Jullia F. Donahue Edward Holden Fred Kendall

Lady Grey Dies After Trap Accident

London Feb 4 Lady Grey wife of Sir Edward Grey foreign minister died today without regaining consciousness from concussion suffered when thrown from her trap at Ellingham Northumberland last Thursday.

London Lady Grey Edward Grey Ellingham Northumberland

David J Ingraham Eyesight Specialist Anniversary Offer

Boston eyeglasses sale marks David J Ingraham celebrates 27th anniversary with free eyesight examination and $83 spectacles offered for the event. Limited to anniversary period.

David J. Ingraham Boston

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