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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1904

Page

12

Labor unions push for stronger state arbitration powers

The Legislature's labor committee will hold its first hearing Monday at 10 AM on bills to broaden the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. The AFL state branch urged unions to back labor friendly laws, oppose biennial elections, and support a constitutional amendment petition allowing 60,000 voters to propose changes. Unionists are asked to attend and form committees, with names sent to Frank K. Foster or Denis D. Driscoll.

State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration Committee On Labor American Federation of Labor Beacon Hill State House Frank K. Foster Denis D. Driscoll State Branch Legislative Committee

Fitzgerald Lectures at South Boston High School

The South Boston High School hall was packed for a lecture by the Hon. W. T. A. Fitzgerald. Lawrence W. Murphy, the principal, introduced him, and Fitzgerald shared anecdotes from six years in the Legislature including remarks on trolley franchise issues and western towns. He praised Mr. Murphy, and the audience extended thanks before adjournment.

South Boston High School W. T. A. Fitzgerald Lawrence W. Murphy Fitzgerald Murphy

Exhibition of gymnastics fencing dancing and basketball

An event at the Posse gymnasium will feature gymnastics fencing dancing and basketball next Monday evening.

Posse Gymnasium

Elevator Boy Rescues 200 From Western Union Fire

Edward G Carlisle elevator boy ran the car six times to the fifth floor to rescue about 200 workers and visitors as flames trapped the Western Union Telegraph building at 109 State Street. Smoke and panic spread but his quick actions, directing the crowd and reentry runs, prevented a disaster.

Western Union Telegraph Company State Street Edward G.’ Carlisle Western Union Telegraph Building Carlisle J. Kilday Malden Carl Brinkman Annie O’brien Gertrude James West M. MacCarthy J. Sullivan Edison Electric Illuminating Company Western Union

Woman accuses her lover of larceny

Miss Carrie Duchemin of 210 Northampton street accuses Robert D. Nixon of stealing 90 dollars in cash and an 85 dollar watch after he vanished from her lodging house last September. Nixon pleaded not guilty and was held in 500 dollars for the Superior Court. Duchemin says she will not pursue penalties and intends only to seek restitution.

Robert D. Nixon Carrie Duchemin Northampton Street Nixon Miss Duchemin

Ten American Voices for Posterity

Harvard professors discuss naming the ten most prominent Americans to record for posterity. Suggested figures include President Eliot, Theodore Roosevelt, Secretary Hay, J. P. Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, General Miles, Admiral Dewey, Henry Van Dyke, Winston Churchill, William James, A. B. Hart, Hadley, Lyman Abbott, Knox, Olney, and Dr. Rixey, with varied support across fields.

William Harvard Cambridge Eliot Roosevelt State Hay J. P. Morgan John D. Rockefeller General Miles Admiral Dewey Henry van Dyke Winston Churchill William James A. B. Hart Hadley Lyman Abbot Knox Richard Olney Dr. Rixey

Josselyn Sentenced Four Years for Polygamy

Thatcher's Island lighthouse keeper Asa H Josselyn is ordered by Judge Bond to serve two and a half to four years in state prison on polygamy charges. three days in solitary confinement with the rest at hard labor. A stay is set pending Supreme Court review as bail is fixed at 1500. Linda Josselyn, the second wife, fainted in court then spoke of her faith and vindication as she plans to pursue action against Mrs Trommer for alleged intimacy and letters found in a manuscript book. The third wife, Mrs Trommer, is missing and a police search is promised. Mrs Josselyn seeks stability for her children and future paternal involvement.

Asa H. Josselyn Thatcher’s Island Bond Supreme’ Court Linda Josselyn Post Catherine Trammer Josselyn Boston

Cures Grip the World Over Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad

An old medicine ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine with a claim to remove the cause of grip and other illnesses. The small print notes the product costs 2 cents and urges readers to call for the full name.

Storm Warning From West Signals Eastward Weather

The weather bureau warned at 10 last night of a southeast storm centered in Nebraska moving east with high easterly to southerly winds and precipitation likely as rain or snow. Also an advert pitches Morse Made suits with price ranges and a White Sale promotion offering good value.

Nebraska Smith

Boston fire sale prompts Greek consul to seek protection

Greek consul U. T. Timagenis demanded intervention from Governor Bates over alleged tobacco trust pressure on New England distributors. The report follows a Sunday fire at 55 Hanover Street, where a vast clearance sale into clothing and menswear was extended by continuous business, with hundreds of items deeply discounted and many damaged by smoke and water.

U. T. Timagenis Bates Tobacco Trust New England States Hanover St Oxford BIG Bargain Clothing. CO Boston

Morris Samuels Defraudment Case Settled For Restitution

Morris Samuels of Chelsea faced Superior Criminal Court on fraud charges for deceiving Mamie Monaghan a domestic worker about money paid by a street railway company. What Miss Monaghan received ranged from 42.50 to 300, with judges noting shortages. a balance of 22 remained. An agreement scheduled further restitution plus a 100 fine when he returns Monday to complete payment.

Morris Samuels Chelsea Superior Criminal Court Mamie Monaghan Samuels Miss Monaghan Wing Charlestown Bond

United Shoe Machinery Co Withdraws Case in Patent Suit

A hearing before Judge Colt led the United Shoe Machinery Company to withdraw its case against Duplessis Independent Shoe Machinery Company. The suit sought a preliminary injunction to stop manufacture or sale of Duplessis take-up devices on Goodyear turn and welt machines during patent proceedings. A prior restraining order was dissolved at the hearing.

Colt United Shoe Machinery Company Duplessis Independent Shoe Machinery Company Duplessis Company

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