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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1912

Page

4

I W W Gains Skilled Stevedores in Lawrence Strike

In Lawrence a meeting of section men resulted in forming under the I W W banner and electing officers and a delegate for the strike committee. Nearly 29 operatives are in the section men group, about half on strike, with plans to bring rest out. Militia presence declines as talks continue and preparations for a broader strike in New England are hinted at by I W W leaders.

I. W. W. Standard Lynch Sweetser Sullivan Hawkins Industrial Workers of the World Commons Essex Street Franklin Patrick Jordan Fifth Regiment Hampshire Street Jordan New England William B. Haywood Lewiston Lisbon Maine Haywood Fall River Barre A.F. of L Hesex Street Lawrence Antonio Malavendo America Malavendo Central Labor Union Committees William D Central Labor Union

Italians Not Barred Mill Men Declare

Officials of the American Woolen Company said reports that Italians were barred from Lawrence mills were false. Any worker could return if not replaced, with no discrimination based on nationality. Some mills feared sabotage, but executives denied such action and pledged fair treatment to all operatives.

American Woolen Company Lawrence

Weavers Strike at Wampanoag Mills in Fall River

Syrian workers at the Wampanoag cotton mills in Fall River strike for a 100 percent wage increase. The action is reportedly led by a Boston-based Syrian organizer.

Fall River Wampanoag Boston

Why Man of Today Is Only 50% Efficient

The record of its cures and benefits reads like a revelation to unacquainted readers. It is used by the J. B. L. Cascade the sole scientific appliance for this purpose. A book on the subject is available titled Why Man of Today Is Only 50% Efficient at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in New England where the Internal Bath is shown.

Riker-Jaynes New England

Longshoremen Meet Over Reinstatement Deal At Hibernian Hall

Longshoremen from East Boston berths Devonian Cambrian and Canadian quit briefly after a dispute over reinstatement of 40 clerks and 18 lighter engineers. A special meeting at Hibernian Hall called by James J. Colline followed an agreement with Steamship Agents' Conference. Most men returned to work, and each wharf formed a two-member grievance committee.

Movement to Start Jewish Hospital Formed at Mass Meeting

A movement to establish a Jewish hospital was launched during a mass meeting of West End women at the North Russell street synagogue. Abraham Alpert of Hast Boston, editor of the Boston Jewish American, urged support and a considerable sum was raised in response to his appeal.

West End North Russell Street Abraham Alpert Hast Boston The Boston Jewish American

Suit to reopen Russell will case sparks in Suffolk court

Robert W. Nason for the Russell estate argues the fee suit by Giles A. Chase against State Senator Leslie Simpson of Dickinson, North Dakota, was a collusive, bad faith attempt to reopen the famous Russell will case. Jo Hardy allows Chase to enter his suit in Suffolk county. the quit should have been filed earlier. William B. Russell and Fresno Dan Russell attended the hearing.

Robert W. Nason Russell Giles A. Chase Sive Uit Jo Hardy Mr. Chasé Simpson Suffolk County William B. Russell Fresno

Deaths and Funeral Notices From Local Collected Obits

Obituaries list for February 14 to 18 in Jamaica Plain Roxbury and surrounding areas. Individuals named include Frank L. T. Albrecht Georgiana Appleton Winifred C. Brennan Catherine Cameron Delia Crahan Bernard Crosby Hannah Daly Catherine Doherty Edward Downing Joseph Ferdinand Charlotte Greene Rodolphus F. Higin. Funeral details for each entry indicate residences church services and burial plans.

Mt. Benedict Callahan Mary E Thomas J. Callahan Wright E. J. Callahan Dorchester Avenue St. Waitlin's St. James Parish Cameron Everett Catherine A Allan d Mary A. Cameron Boston Peeite Church of the Immaculate Ren Crahan Rostert Delie Michael St. Patrick's Church Dudley Street Crosby Roxbury Nowheme l Street Bernard Crosby Daly Hannah John, Crowley Catherine Daly Ee Saree Xs i Aeys Pattick Charlestown Catherine Amith Edward Doherty Adams Street At & Jock Pe War Doherty Taciodew Edward A Mere Catherine . Smith Vriday Mer 'S Church Arren Street Edbek Downing Cambeuge Edward Ing Mt. Auburn Street Ferns KO Fe Joseph Ferdinand Pumaral Cleveland

Masses and funerals listed for Boston area figures

A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Roxbury Everett Brookline and Dorchester for February. Names include Rose A McGee Donald J McMillan James H Morgan Thomas Muldoon Mary Solan Jennie F Stowe Charles A Wright and others. Details include residence addresses service times church names and interment.

M’gee Roxbury Rose A Michael J. McGee Northampton Street St. Philip’s Church Calvary Cemetery Noreau Michael Mary BE. (Malley) Noreau Co Ronial Avenue Dorchester St. Matthew's Church Stanton Street Baker Road Everett

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