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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1908

Page

2

Taft Criticized Over Treatment of Carpenters

Arthur M. Watson of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America says Secretary Taft shows hostility to labor. He cites wage violations at Fort Totten Fort Hamilton and Boston forts, where carpenters are paid below union rates and in Boston contractors keep $1 daily from workers. Watson accuses Taft’s War Department of tolerating underpayment and secrecy to deceive union officials.

William T. Taft Carpenters United States Arthur M. Watson United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Mr. Watson Carpenters’ District Council Greater Boston Taft Fort Totten Fort Hamilton L. I Watson New York War Department Union Boston Harbor

Whitney Denies Dorothy Whitney Engagement Report

News wire roundup reports Harry Payne Whitney denying rumors of an engagement between his sister Dorothy Whitney and Count Paul Esterhazy. Other items note Latimer funeral services in Belton South Carolina, a Pennsylvania Rail Road roundhouse fire, a Southern Cotton Association presidency dispute, a Toronto death from hospital burns, New York homeless estimate, a Washington mine disaster with 14 dead, and a Japanese cruiser towing mishap with three officers killed.

York Harry Payne Whitney Dorothy Whitney Paul Esterhazy Greenville S. C United States Asbury C. Latimer Washington Belton Huntingdon Fenn Pennsylvania Railroad Company Eagle of Toronto Hotel Victoria New York Association For Hewcastle-On-Tyne Tokio Akashi Ariyaki Nagasaki Prefecture

Blount Check Quietly Closes Spring Door

The Blount Check offers a slam free spring door closure. It prevents draughts and noise by a quick swing to the closing point and a steady push until the latch engages.

Man Kills Woman then Slays Self in West Forks Tragedy

James A. Deane murdered Mrs. Charles McKay with an axe at her West Forks home and then killed himself by cutting his throat. Deane, about 25, from Princeton, worked in lumber camps. Mrs. McKay, 20, married three years. Coroner said no inquest needed, noting it as murder and suicide.

Bingham James A. Deane Charles McKay West Forks Deane Princeton Walter Bloom

Brief Notes From New England Local Items

Short news roundup from Somerville to Needham. Obituary notes include Richard Dowd of 30 Pinckney street and Edward W. Hayes of Needham. Other items report Henry Henneberry sent to Lyman Reform School for fire alarm ringing and a meadow lark found in Bowdoinham.

Somerville Richard Dowd Pinckney Street Henry Henneberry Lyman Reform School

Washington's Birthday Events Listed for City Clubs and Societies

A dense schedule marks Washington's Birthday observances across Boston. Activities include a royal clan convention, a requiem mass at the Cathedral, Mass meetings of Portuguese protesters, governors receptions, children's parties, veteran gatherings, royal society dinners, and numerous dances, lectures, and picnics at venues citywide from Tremont Street to Dorchester and Roxbury.

Royal Clan Deacon Hall Washington Street Cathedral Boston Revolutionary Party North End Governor Guild State House Mayfield Club Pearl and Pleasant Streets Dorchester Fusilier Veterans’ Association Quincy House Second Church Copley Square Major Sullivan Hotel Bellevue Hibbard Louis P.mash Mercantile Library Association Tremontreet Meeting of California Pioneers United States Hotel Meeting of Sons of American Révolution Hotel Vendome

Washington Portrait Lesson Echoes National Pride

In a schoolroom a teacher displays a portrait and asks the children to name it. Young pupils identify many historic figures before a girl declares Washington United States' first President. The tale recalls the cherry tree and heroic deeds at Yorktown and Valley Forge as songs of liberty fill the hall.

Scandinavia Italy Tief Ericson Napoleon Pasquale Sunny Napoli Garibaldi Washington United States Delaware Yorktown Valley Forge

Brewers and Maltsters Unite Against Prohibition Movements

In Chicago on February 21 the United States Brewers Association and the United States Maltsters Association announced a joint campaign against prohibition and temperance efforts. The alliance signals coordinated trade opposition across brewing and malting industries.

Chicago United States Brewers’ Association United States Maltsters’ Association

Anarchist Voltairine de Cleyre Arrested After Broad Street Clash

In Philadelphia on February 21 a protest by over 1000 unemployed foreigners ended in a police clash. Voltairine de Cleyre, labeled an anarchist, was detained and remanded on riot incitement charges with bail set at 2500 dollars for a further hearing. other arrestees face hearings the next day.

Philadelphia Broad Street Voltairine de Cleyre Miss de Cleyre

De Cleyre Ties March to Anarchist Ties at City Hall

The statement credits Voltairine de Cleyre with the claim that the City Hall march grew from Italian and Jewish anarchist circles. Journal findings show political workers in foreign settlements influenced the movement heavily.

Voltairine de Cleyre

Hibernians Celebrate 21st Anniversary at Concord Hall

Concord Hall hosted Division 17 Ancient Order of Hibernians for their 21st anniversary celebration. The event featured musical and literary acts by young artists, dancing until 2 a.m., and a 15 member reception committee led by Thomas J. Hannon coordinating guest arrangements.

Concord Hall Division 17 Ancient Order of Hibernians Thomas J. Hannon

Crosby S. Noyes Dead

Crosby S. Noyes editor of the Washington Evening Star died today at the Hotel Raymond in Pasadena after a period of illness. He was surrounded by his family and retained his faculties to the end.

Los Angeles Crosby Noyes Washington Evening Star Raymond Pasadena

West End Tenements Under Clean Up After Health Inspectors

The Board of Health reports no unusual activity but two West End four story brick dwellings at 14 and 16 Brighton Street are condemned as unfit. Landlord C J Wyzanski must complete repairs within six days to provide light ventilation and sanitary toilets or tenants must vacate. Carpenters are already repairing the floor near the toilets.

Board of Health West End Brighton Street C. J. Wyzanski

Wealthy Scion and Shop Girl Elope in Secret New Hampshire Marriage

The Boston area story recounts Miss Mildred Hayes and Mr. Fowle, heirs to long-established families, secretly marrying in Nashua New Hampshire after discovering age laws allowed it. The couple kept relatives and friends unaware while pursuing social acceptance and balancing family loyalties.

Boston Miss Hayes Mr. Fowle Fowle New Hampshire Young Fowle Nashua Charlestown Mr. Fowle, Jr Westminster

New England Mutual Life Policy Promotes Mutual Insurance

The New Policy Contract of the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston embraces in an absolutely complete form the principles of strictly mutual life insurance.

New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of Boston Mass

New England Mutual Life Policy Conditions Summary

Policy details show INCONTESTABLE after one year and beneficiary rights. Grace period 31 days for premiums. Cash dividends declared. Loans to policyholders at 5 percent up to 95 percent of cash value. Non-forfeiture options include cash values and paid-up or reduced insurance. Reinstatement possible within years of default. Installment or annuity payment at maturity. Contact New England Mutual Life, 87 Milk Street, Boston, or its agents.

New England James A. Hayes William P. Fowler Commercial Street Fowle Manchester-by-the-Sea North Shore Raymond Highland Military Academy Worcester Middlesex School Concord Exeter Middlesex Ewize New England Mutual Life Company Milk Street Boston

Death notices from Boston area obituaries fragment

Deaths AYRE In Boston Feb 20 William H son of Amb Ayre Bridgeport Conn aged 41 services from his residence 98 Draper street Meeting House Hill Feb 25 relatives invited to attend. Bridgeport papers please copy. GETTINGS Dorchester Feb 19 beloved husband of Mae A Get Dorchester Feb 22 9 am St Leos Church Dorchester relatives invited to attend. HATHS Newton Hospital Feb 21 Edward W Hayes aged 51 funeral Needham Feb 23 Delpark Natick Mass relatives invited. PENTONEY Dorchester Feb 20 William J Pentoney funeral 84 St Georges Street Feb 24 St Peters Church House Hill relatives invited. BOSTON COMMANDERY XK T Sir Knights notified of death of Sir William H ointe funeral Second Church Copely square Sunday 23d inst 1 pm assemble armory 12 pm for service. Per order CHARLES S DAMRELL Eminent Commander Attest J GILMAN WAITE Records

Boston William H Amb Ayre Bridgeport Conn Draper Street Methodist Rad Con Streets East Cam Gettings Dorchester Mae A. Getstreet St. Leo's Church Nd Street Newton Hospital Edward W. Hayes Oak Street Needham Delpark Cemetery Natick Mass Pentoney William J Mary EB. Pentoney Stg Ehton Street St. Peter's Church House Hill William H. Ointe Copley Square Charles 8 Damrell J. Gilman Waite

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