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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1898

Page

8

Paving Department Union 6751 Banquet Highlights Labor Support

The fourteenth annual banquet of the Paving Department Union 6751, AFL, drew 400 guests to Union Park Hall. Supt. Wells pledged to back labor interests while city officials and several department heads praised organized labor and Democratic support.

Paving Department Union 6751 American Federation of Labor Union Park Hall Benjamin W. Wells John L. Kelly Nathaniel G. Robinson John H. Lee John A. Kelcher Timothy Connolly John Drohan Timothy McCarthy J. W. Henessy Waiters’ Alliance Oliver Grant Thomas W. Flood William H. Curdy Wells Lee Labor Organization Kelley Timothy L. Connolly Hery Ouiney Agor Commissioner Flood John F. O’sullivan James Timilty

English High School Class Dinner Held at United States Hotel

The third annual dinner for the class of at English High School was held last night at the United States Hotel with about fifty attendees. President H V Laily introduced instructors H C Shaw and P Lebon and toastmaster E Webb Jr. Respondents included R T Goodhue H W Soule Harry Teheu J M Finnegan and H P Blinn. Music by the Boston Y M C A Banjo Club led by R C Hawkins and aided by R Goodhue and Harry B Thomas. Officers elected: President Charles P Blinn Vice President R Goodhue Treasurer W F Irving Secretary W S Bramhall.

United States H. V. Laily H. C. Shaw P. Lebon E. Webb, Jr R. T. Goodhue H. W. Soule Harry Teheu J. M. Finnegan H. P. Blinn Boston Y. M. C. A. Banjo Club R. C. Hawkins R.¥.’. Goodhue Harry B. Thomas Charles P. Blinn R. Goodhue W. F. Irving W. S. Bramhall

Shriners Entertain with Jet Girl at Park Theatre

Aleppo Temple of the city plans a Park Theatre party Monday evening for the Shriners and their ladies. The event features the comic opera The Jet Girl with tickets sold at the box office. The occasion honors William H. Smith of the company.

Mystic Shrine Aleppo Aving Ald Ark Theatre William H. Smith Shriner

Prince Edward Island Club Holds Second Annual Ball

Nine hundred guests attended the Prince Edward Island Club ball at Odd Fellows Hall with flags and a promenade concert. The grand march was led by D. A. McDonald and Gene Davis, followed by M. L. McKay and Dr. William Johnston, who also directed the floor. Dancing ran to 2 am with twenty aides assisting.

P. A. Collins W. S. McNary Joseph Cox William Asken William Cleary Bessie Lewis D. G. McDonald Michael McInnes Susie Mooney Alexander McRae J. F. Fow

Dreyfus Trial Turns on New Note Alleging Guilt

Paris February 17 General Pellieux declares evidence of Dreyfus guilt exists in a note stating never say you have had relations with this Jew. The note, unsigned and with a cipher visiting card, prompts calls for full disclosure and a possible retrial. Major Esterhazy withdraws as testimony is delayed while Boisdeferre is awaited. The court adjourns for further argument and review.

Paris M. Zola General Pellieux Castelin Dreyfus Pellieux Boisdefrre

J M Bird Exonerated In Charlestown Perjury Filing

John M Bird of Cliftondale was cleared of perjury charges after a full hearing before Judge Bragg on February 16 in Charlestown Municipal Court. The judge found no probable cause to bind Bird for the grand jury in the suit brought by John F Morris.

John M. Bird Cliftondale John F. Morris Charlestown Bragg Bird

Treachery or accident in the Maine disaster debated by officials

A collection of statements from naval officers politicians and officials weighing whether the Maine blast was caused by external attack or internal accident. Opinions range from torpedo or mine to accidental boiler explosion with several officials disputing inside causes and Madrid's involvement.

Sigsbee Theodore Roosevelt Maine Philip Hichborn Washington Speyres Marines Brooklyn Navy Yard George E. Belknap U.S. N Edwin Geer Maryland Naval Reserves Cook United States Hydrographic Office Chicago Gherardi Madrid Spain

Labor leaders discuss wages at Fall River textile mill investigation

In Fall River on February 17 the textile mill inquiry heard from labor secretaries on wages and hours. Thomas O'Donnell of the Spinners' Union and James Tansey of the Card Room Protective Association testified that wages are lower now despite machinery gains, with hours often reaching sixty one per week due to machine cleaning. They debated Dingley tariff effects, labor legislation, and prospects for shorter hours as production shifts with improved machinery.

Fall River Thomas O’donnell South New England James Tansey Card Room Protective Association Tansey Arkwright Club Massachusetts O’donnell Joseph G. Jackson

Concert and Ball of Roxbury Meagher Association Held

The third annual concert and ball of the Thomas Francis Meagher Athletic Association of Roxbury drew about 700 attendees at Monroe Hall Warren Street. Thain's Orchestra played as a grand march led by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Guiney and many couples followed with notable guests including Councilman John P Lonergan and numerous local figures.

Thomas Francis Meagher Roxbury Monroe Hall Warren Street Thain Patrick Guiney James Hannon John J. Hickey Ellen Lomasney John Crowley K. Dris P. J. Ducey P. M. O'Connor L. P. Magoon Martin Gately J. J. Kearns Thomas Flynn John Cronin Patrick Callaghan P. V. Mahoney Joseph Madden Maggie Driscoll Alice Keeffe Mary O’leary Margaret Reagan Norah Keeffe Daniel Hurley Jennie Corley Flossie Kerrigan Helen Mack Miss Baker Sadie Bird Edmond Reidy Owen J. McNealy John P.lonergan James J

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