Lipkowska Stars in Manon at Boston Opera House
Mme Lipkowska headlines the Manon cast at the Boston Opera House tonight at 8 o clock. The soprano, said to be at her best in Manon, leads a strong ensemble including Savage Swartz Roberts De Lievin Clem ent Fornari Mardones Devaux Letol Tavecchia Stroesco and White as the accompanying company.
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Lipkowska Will Appear In “Manon
Opera House
Manon
Massenet
Boston Opera House
Mme. Lipkowska
Savage
Swartz
Roberts
de. Lievin
MM. Clement
Fornari
Mardones
Devaux
Letol
Tavecchia
Stroesco
White
Tribute to Late Pastor Rev Lawrence P McCarthy
East Boston Catholic Literary Association held memorial exercises for the late Rev Lawrence P McCarthy who died January 27 The hall on Meridian street was crowded as members and clergy eulogized him and a music program featured soloists and selections by Bizet Massenet and Borofsky Guardian figures included Joseph J Murley Rev William M McDonough Rev Thomas P McGinn Rev James H O Neil Arthur Stout and Arthur Hackett with prayers and a benediction to close.
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East Boston Catholic Literary Association
Lawrence P. McCarthy
Father McCarthy
The
Association
Meridian Street
Joseph J. Murley
William NM. McDonough
Church of the Star of the Sea
Thomas P. McGinn
Holy Name Society
Boston
William Taylor
James H. O'Neil
Church of the Sacred Heart
Arthur H. Stout
Gertrude Holt
Bizet
Olive Whitely Hilton
Massenet
Borofsky
Arthur Hackett
William H. O’brien
LL. D
Health reform lecture urges Indian life for youth guidance
Dr. DeWitt G. Wilcox of Brookline spoke at Ford Hall advocating delaying schooling until age ten to train body and senses through outdoor activities. He urged sex education for children, listed nine health prerequisites, and urged pure air in workplaces, open bedrooms for outdoor sleeping, frequent vacations, and regular exercise to combat tuberculosis. He praised sunshine and humor and warned against narcotics while stressing hygiene and happiness.
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DeWitt G. Wilcox
Brookline
Ford Hall
Wilcox
Mark Twain
Boston School Board gains advisory union education committee
Jeremiah J. Donovan Edmond I. Ward George J. Twiss Henry Abrahams Michael Walsh Louis R. Sullivan Joseph J. Wiant James A. Crozier Michael Birmingham John J. Fenton William R. F. Whelan Harry P. Jennings P. J. Sheehan Fred J. Kneeland Mrs. Sarah A. Conbey and Miss Anna T. Bowen join the C L U educational committee tasked to advise the Boston School Board. The group represents 116 children among its members.
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Jeremiah J. Donovan
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Edmond I. Ward
Brewery Workers’ Union
George J. Twiss
Bricklayers’ Union
Henry Abrahams
Boston Cigarmakers Union
Michael Walsh
Park Department Union
Louis R. Sullivan
The
Bartenders’ Union
Joseph J. Wiant
Teamsters’ Union
James A. Crozier
Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union
Michael Birmingham
Electrical Workers’ Union
John J. Fenton
Coal Teamsters and Wandlers’ Union
William R. F. Whelan
Stationary Engineers’ Union
Harry P. Jennings
Baggage ‘Transfer Teamsters’ Union
P. J. Sheehan
Stationary Firemen’s Union
Fred J. Kneeland
Painters’ Union 1
Sarah A. Conbey
Textile Workers’ Unions
Anna T. Bowen
Cigar Factory Tobacco Strippers’ Union
C. L. U. Educational Committee
Boston School Board
Labor Temple Plans Advance in Boston C L A
A social committee for action on Labor Temple construction by the Boston C L A and affiliated unions was decided yesterday. Ten members will be elected by Australian ballot. nominees include William H. O'Brien and Henry Abrahams as officers, with numerous unionists named for committee roles.
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Boston C. L. A
William H. O'Brien
Henry Abrahams
George J. Twiss
Bricklayers’ Union
John E. Potts
Carpenters
Joseph J. Hunt
Teamsters’ Unions
Frank H. McCarthy
Edward Graves
Fred J. Kneerand
Painters
Arthur M. Hudden
Building Trades Section
John C. MacDon
John F. Kennedy
Anna T. Bowen
Cigar Factory
A. J. Howlett
Carpenters’ District Council
Edward F. Connelly
Lamp Lighters’ Union
Charles Balcomb
Bunker Hill Lodge of
Edward A. McDonald
Cabinetmakers and Woodworkers’ Union
Miss Me Featers
Laundry Workers
Labor notes from Boston union meetings and deaths
The joint protective board of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Moon of the B and M A A meets tomorrow at the Revere House with 28 delegates from 20 lodges. George Roebuck, 84, a longtime unionist, died in Taunton. Various unions announce anniversaries elections and upcoming conventions in Boston, East Boston, and Cambridge, with officers named and committees formed.
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Joint Protective Board
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Moon
Revere House
Bakers’ Union 7
Joseph T. Walsh
Anthony Flynn
Arthur Behl
John J. Lydon
Emil Gdiler
Peter Gulbertran
Amalgamated Engineers’ Association
Wells Memorial Building
George ¥. Roebuck
National Organization
Roebuck
Taunton
Coal Hoisting Engineers’ Union
J. J. Brennan
MichaelGrath
A. J. Tighue
Atrick Quigley
Patrick Sullivan
James Aiken
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Unions District Council
Copley Hall
Domestics’ Protective Union
Thomas F. Shea
Jeremiah Murray
James Tarphey
John J. Higgins
Cornelius Kiley
New Haven Railroad
Union 70
Union 80
Berkeley Hall
George W. Lever
H. A. Murphy
A. Orenberg
A. C. Langlois
George Hanson
Cornelius J. Driscoll
Brewery Workers’ Union 14
New York
Waitt
W. C. Tirrell
Frank F. Morse
Bridge and Draw
Executive Board
Cambridge City Council Finance Committee
Princess Lwoff Parlaghy Suffers Wakeful Night in Boston
Princess Lwoff Parlaghy endured a sleepless night at the Hotel Lenox with her private physician at her bedside. She faced a strenuous day including a luncheon with former Governor Guild at the Algonquin Club, visits to Mrs. Gardner's palace and Director Arthur Fairbanks, plus a Lenox reception before her 2 PM departure for New York.
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Princess Lwoff Parlaghy
Hotel Lenox
Town
Governor Guild
Algonquin Club
Cambridge
Lenox
Gardner
Curtis Guild, Jr
Percival Lowell
New York
Fire damages sixth floor units at Technology Chambers
A blaze in the Technology Chambers on Irvington Street damaged the sixth floor apartments yesterday afternoon. Firefighters stopped the fire from spreading beyond the initial units, with quick action limiting further damage.
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Technology Chambers
Irvington Street
Be a con Hill Woman Hurt In Collision
Beacon Hill resident Mrs George O Sears of 100 Pinckney Street sustained minor head and facial injuries when her carriage was struck by an inbound North Cambridge car at the Massachusetts and Commonwealth avenues junction shortly before noon yesterday.
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George O. Sears
Pinckney Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts and
Commonwealth Avenues
Labor delegates praise Governor Foss at Boston reception
Organized labor in Boston honored Governor Eugene N. Foss as a progressive leader. They urged Ireland home rule, women's suffrage, repeal of the bar and bottle bill, and expanded labor temple planning while pledging support for the public welfare and school advisory roles.
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Organized Labor of
Boston
Eugene N. Foss
Ireland
Labor Movement
John E. Redmond
College Green
Boston Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Legislative Committee
Massachusetts Senate
House of Representatives
Friends of
Organized Labor
State Branch
Senate
House
General Court
Commonwealth
Norway union recognized by Boston Lodge Machinists
Boston Lodge No. 264 and the Norway Iron and Metal Workers Union agree to mutual recognition of working cards for traveling members. A Norway letter dated January 24 1911 says paid up books from Norway grant good standing and full benefits in both countries, strengthening cross ocean brotherhood.
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Boston
Norway
Norwegian Iron and Metal Workers
Christiania
Boston Lodge No
International Association of Machinists
Dear Brothers
Tron and Metal Workers
Iron and Metal Workers
Norway Iron and Metal Workers’ Union
J. Borgen
Duncan assails mill owners over child labor and silk wealth
James Duncan, AFL vice president, challenged Massachusetts mill owners for sending capital south to use lenient child labor laws. He accused them of clothing themselves in silks while Southern workers wear rags and called for stricter Northern labor standards to curb exploitation.
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James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Massachusetts
South
Union Congregational Church
Duncan
Commonwealth
Smiths Seek Minimum Wage in Blacksmith Union
The Blacksmiths and Helpers Union 269 discussed securing a minimum wage for blacksmiths at a local meeting yesterday. Officers await city department action on a 50 cent daily wage increase, setting the new minimum at 8.50 dollars.
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Union 269
Workmen's compensation debated by Fitchburg ex mayor
James E. McConnell former Fitchburg mayor addressed Boston Central Labor Union on workmen's compensation laws urging industry should bear accident costs. He cited global adoption of similar acts and criticized liability insurers for high premiums and limited worker recovery. He argued only 35 cents of each dollar reach the injured worker.
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James E. McConnell
Fitchburg
Boston Central Labor Union
McConnell
oTay
United States
Germany
Man in handcuffs recaptured after swamp chase
Capitti, escorted to Barre Centre jail, escaped brief capture then fled a snowy pursuit. Deputies Rice Scott Grinnel and Marsh trailed across walls and a brook to a swamp where Capitti was found exhausted and recaptured. A murder claim ties the attack at Ate ria's house. Ateria died after a knife wound blamed on Capitti by police.
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Capitol
David H. Rice
John Scott
Barre Centre
Capitti
Sheriff Rice
Constable Scott
Scott
James Murphy
Murphy
Grinnel
Marsh
Capiti
Matthew Walker
Ateria
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Fr. McCarthy
Thomas M. Carter
Mechanics’ Building
Alice Neilsen
Suwanee
Miss Neilsen
Kathleen Mavourneen
Boston Opera Company
Arnaldo Conti
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Mr. Carter
Jose Mardones
Robert Lassalle
Lassalle
Jerome N. Proctor
Dixie
Columbia
Boston Orchestra Company
Victor-Victrola
Victor
Victor- Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Yga Walt
ur_patent electric roasters
Brances
Lta
Washingtoss Street
Annex No. 1
Washington Street
Washington St
Friend St
Make Labor Temple Plans
LABOR
Tech Chambers
Beacon Hill
Foss
Boston Machinists
Smiths
No. 10
School Street
Talbot's
Mrs. Slim
Pa Slim
Earth
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Ma Slim
Florence A. Torrey
Orchard St
Maplewood
Mass
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White Dental Parsors
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Jess
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