Market Review Signals Recovery After Rate Decision
The long awaited rate decision unsettled markets briefly but London prices cushioned losses before New York opened. Strong buying and big banking support helped a sharp recovery. Railroads face expansion needs, with Union Pacific planning to double track from the Missouri to the Pacific coast, suggesting a new era of growth despite the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Een
Commission
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Mexico Consolidated to Be Reorganized
E. S. Hooley and Co propose a full reorganization for the Mexico Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co after a detailed review by engineer Allen H. Rogers. They project monthly milling ore output of 2 1/2 to 80 tons at about 109 dollars per ton profit under new management. Stockholders are urged to pay a one dollar per share assessment to E. S. Hadley & Co with the first installment due March 1, 1911 and the remaining by April 21, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Hooley & Co
Boston
New York
Mexico Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Allen H. Rogers
E. S. Hadley & Co
Ereo
Sear
Cormier T
Ike Oe
Crete Ainveyee Eles Tepe Nieiamisleen
Garrity Named Delegate To International Bartenders Union
Richard W. Garrity president of Boston Bartenders Union 77 was unanimously chosen as one of three delegates to the biennial convention in May. Financial Secretary James J. English and Business Agent John W Conley also named delegates. Garrity is international vice president and seeks the presidency. The Lowell union and sixty-two locals back him. A women’s auxiliary is planned for March 10 at 188 Court Street with about 100 women delegates expected. The convention will elect a woman to the international executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Garrity
Boston
Bartenders’ Union 77
James J. English
John W.conley
Garrity
T. J. Sullivan
New England
Lowell Bartenders
International
Court Street
International Executive Board
Lord
Seattle
Holmes
Spokane
Williard and Maloney
St. Louis
Ekerstrom
Cleveland
Thomas Doutney
Life Lines for Coal Hoisting Towers Urged
Coal Hoisting Engineers' Union 74 plans to urge employers to fit life lines on coal hoisting towers. The device would allow workers to slide to ground in fires or emergencies after two members, Samuel Brison and Lawrence Costella, described near imprisonment and narrow escapes at a Liver pool wharf fire.
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Union 74
Liverpool Wharf
Samuel Brison
Lawrence Costella
Union Leaders Announce Sick Relief and Wage Talks
Michael McDonough of 119 Sixth Street South Boston was named sick relief representative by the Provident Longshoremen Union. An $85 weekly sick benefits appropriation was set. A mass meeting featured Boston Carriage Wagon, Auto Mobile and Aeroplane Workers' Union. Various union officials from Teamsters, Machinists, and other bodies spoke on wage schedules, death benefits, and working rules. A $150 death benefit was discussed for Boston & Maine Freight Handlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McDonough
Sixth Street
Boston
Provident T Longshoremen’s Union
William K. Dempsey
John J. Fenton
John B. Lynch
John PF. Woglish
Cornelius Sullivan
James Tracy
Amalgamated Coal Teamsters and Handlers’ Union 68
James R. McKenzie
Lawrence Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union
A. F. of T
Frank H. McCarthy
New England
A. PP. of L
John J. Venton
Coal Teamsters’ Union 68
Team Drivers’ District Council
John J. Connolly
Machinists’ Union
Thomas Z. Minihan
Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union
James R. Crozier
L. U
Boston Carriage, Wagon, Automobile and Aeroplane Workers’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Boston Team
Nathaniel H. Lannon
Boston & Maine
Boston Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Boston & Providence
T. J. Downey
J. J. Morrissey
I. F. Landers
Lodge
Bay State Lodge
B. R
Emmett Hall
Centre Street
Jameaica Plain
Boston & Maine Railroad Clerks Assembly
K. of L
District Assembly 39, Inc
P. J. McCarthy
William Corcoran
David Munch
William J. Cromp
Bernard C. “Javkins
Ken Frenkiin
K. of L., Inc
Water We TT Seatie
K. of
Lyde Hall
Postage Increase Protest by Boston Typographical Union
Boston Typographical Union 13 voiced a strong protest yesterday against the proposed postage rate increase. The union pledged to use all influence to secure defeat of the legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Typographical Union 13
Boston Typographical Union protests postal rate hike and censorship
The union unanimously adopts a resolution protesting the proposed increase in second class mail rates from one to four cents per pound and objects to government power to define what is a newspaper or magazine. It also urges protests through delegates and requests publication to press outlets. A second resolution supports women's suffrage. Donations are given to aid Tampa cigarmakers and striking metal polishers in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Oxyopgraphict Union 13
Post Office
Postoffice Department
Allied Printing Trades Council
Boston Central Labor Union
Congress
Massachusetts
The
American Federationist
Labor Press
Daily Press
Tampa
Fla
New York
Philadelphia
Railroad workers condemn rate decision at Boston meeting
At a Boston area meeting of the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees the ratemaking denial by the Interstate Commerce Commission was denounced as unfair and shortsighted. The group listed many divisions represented and focused on improving working conditions and shorter hours. FP. J. Coyle was named general chairman and four vice-chairmen were chosen for each branch. Hiram Lett was elected general secretary treasurer. The delegates expressed sorrow over the illness of retired President Lucius Tuttle and wished him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad System of Adjustment
Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees
Quincy House
Interstate Commission
Boston
Medford
Lowell
Traverhill
Exeter
Rochester
North Berwick
Dover
Lynn
Salem
Gloucester
Marblehead
Cambridge
Waltham
Ayer
Gardner
North Adams
Lexington
Clinton
Worcester
Holyoke
Springfield
Newport
Hudson
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
Portland
Brotherhood
FP. J. Coyle
A. E. Barnes
Stanley C. Perry
Somerville
Charles H. Saunders
Paine Accepts Call to New Haven Episcopal Church
The Rev. George Lyman Paine announced at St. Mary’s Dorchester church his acceptance of a call to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in New Haven. He will assume duties on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyman Paine
Robert Treat Paine
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Dorchester
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
New Haven
Dr F Brock narrowly averts collision in Waltham
Dr F Brock of 274 Lexington street Waltham swerved into a curb to avoid a crash with an auto truck at Moody and Crescent streets yesterday noon. His touring car smashed its front wheels and front end while he was thrown against the cushions but escaped injury. The truck driver was Harry J Briggs of Waltham. Both cars were moving quickly at a blind corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Brock
Lexington Street
Waltham
Moody and
Crescent Streets
Brock
Proposed Consolidation of Galumet Hecla and Allied Firms
Stockholders are urged to approve a complex consolidation plan among Seneca Ahmeek Allouez Osceola Centennial Tamarack Laurium La Salle Superior Calumet and Hecla with exchange ratios ranging from 1 for 22 to 100 for 1 plus 69 106 additional shares for Hecla holdings. Proxies requested and information available at Boston or Calumet offices. George A. Flagg secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Ahmeek
Allouez
Osceola
Seneca Mining Company
Ahmeek Mining Company
Allouez Mining Company
Osceola Consolidated Mining Co
Centennial Copper Mining Co
Tamarack Mining Company
Laurium Mining Company
la Salle Copper Company
Superior Copper Company
Calumet and Heela Mining Co
Heela Property Holdings
Gratiot Mining Company
Isle Royale Copper Company
Eeds
Heeda Mining Company
Concal
Calumet and
Heela Mining
Sepa
nRenes Cn
Hecla
Laurium
la Salle
Superior
Boston
Calumet
Cantors Sing Ancient Songs at Boston Theater
A large Hebrew audience attended a Boston Theatre concert by cantors from local synagogues. For the first time a cantor performed Kol Nidre on stage along with pieces by Verdi and Pagliacci. Proceeds near $2000 benefit the Jewish central committee for families of Jewish prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Leoncavallo
Orwin Wolkewich
Temple Chabai Shalom
Ccantors
Lassalle
Boston Opera House
Wolkowich
Jewish Central Committee
Milk Wagon Drivers Hold Mass Meeting in Charlestown
John M Gillespie presided at Milk Wagon Drivers Union 380 mass meeting at Barber's Hall. Speakers included Thomas J Minihan John J Fenton Harry P Jennings James R Crozier John J Diamond Miss Lida McFeaters and Miss Anna T Bowen. Music by Professor James McQuirk and the Ulmer Quartet. Union sets next meeting at Monument Hall Charlestown Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Gillespie
New England
Brotherhood of Teamdrivers and Helpers
Barber's Hall
Thomas J. Minihan
John J. Fenton
Team Drivers’ District Council
Harry P. Jennings
James R. Crozier
C. IL. U
John J. Diamond
Chelsea C. I. U
Lida McFeaters
Laundry Workers’ Union
Anna T. Bowen
Cigar Factory Strippers’ Union
James McQuirk
South Boston
Ulmer Quartet
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Charlestown Sanitation Division Increases Local 149 Membership
Twenty Charlestown sanitation workers joined Local 149 after a campaign led by International Organizer John M. Gillespie and Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters Union 149 president William P. Greaney. Union coverage rises to about 80 percent with plans to organize all service branches. $25 voted for sick and death benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Gillespie
William P. Greaney
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters’ Union 149
Charlestown
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
Harry P. Jennings
Peter J. Donahue
Council
Newfoundland Premier Says American Fishing Claims Will Be Paid
Premier Sir Edward Morris told the Newfoundland assembly that his government is pursuing a settlement with Britain and the United States to exact payment to American fishermen based on the Hague award. Negotiations continue among the three governments to determine the precise sum.
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John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Edward Morris
Robert Bond
Morris
Big Dinner In Honor Of 60 Years Married In Haverhill
Mr and Mrs Tsidor Simons of Roxbury celebrated the fifth anniversary of their marriage at the Reese home in Bradford district. Guests came from many parts of the country. Mr Simons is 61 and his wife 60. Ten children attended a large family dinner. The aged couple remain hale and travel often.
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Haverhill
Tsidor Simons
Maywood Street
Roxbury
William J. Reese
Highland Street
Bradford
Simons
All Ready For K. Of C. Ball
Final arrangements for the reception and ball at Symphony Hall this evening under Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus were reviewed by the executive committee. Transportation reports said enough special cars are available for suburban residents. Riley reported subscriptions near complete with a few tickets held in reserve and tickets obtainable at Knights of Columbus headquarters or at F N Edward T McGettrick's Tremont Street office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Viall
Cheverus Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Committee On Transportation
Dolin Kk. Riley
Treasor
Boylston Street
F. N. Edward T. McGettrick
Tremont Street
Lincoln Memorial May Become a Bridge
Senators Martin of Virginia and Cullom of Illinois discussed with President Taft a Lincoln memorial form in Washington. A memorial bridge across the Potomac River was proposed as a possible structure to be authorized by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin
Virginia
Cullom
Illinois
Taft
Abraham Lincoln
Potomac River
Congress
Mexico Consolidated Mining and Smelting Plans Reorganization
The undersigned consent to become reorganizations managers under a plan of reorganization for the company. An original document is lodged with Federal Trust Company at 85 Devonshire Street Boston Massachusetts. Depositary details show amounts of 250000 250050 and 92900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trust Company
Devon Shire Street
Boston
Mass
Cor. Water and
Devonshire Sts
Boston, Mass
Restaurant Patron Accused After Delmonico Cafe Inspection
Deputy Marshal Pearson and Liquor Inspector Kelleher with Patrolman Worcester raided the Delmonico Cafe in Haverhill late last evening. A man was charged after authorities alleged he poured whiskey at the premises in violation of regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Pearson
Kelleher
Worcester
Delmonico Cafe
For Sale Items Listing Including Oxford Linen Mills and Woolworths
For sale items include Am lrp and Transportation anti friction roller bearing Brooklyn Arizona Mining Boston Herald Preferred Oxford Linen Mills A B and Autoforce Ventilating Valdez Creek Consolidated F W Woolworth Co Dover White Marble James Shay Co 60 State St Boston Alfred E Long Co S31 State St Boston inviting correspondence regarding North Am Rubber Century Safety Razor Oxford Linen Mills.
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Am. Lrp
Brooklyn-Arizona
Boston Herald
Oxford Linen Mills A
Autoforce
Valdez Creek
Alfred E. Long & CO
State St
Boston
North AM
Rubber Century Safety Razor
Oxford Linen Mills
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Boston Railroad Holding CO
New York, New Haven & Hartford
R. R
Chicago
Market Review
Quilock
William E. Soule
Roebuck & Co
du Pont de Nemours
States Steel
Nioen
Erican Gar & Foundry
Oh Chemical
Wa-Carolina
Bien Sherrie Steel & Tron
Rey Ewer Ee
Rune Agricultural Chemical
Sen States
Ublic Iron & Steel
Asphalteres
York Dock
Chemical
I8rican Shipbuilding
Ational Harvester
Arginia-Carolina Chemical
Ational Carbon
Pittsburg
Winghouse Air Brake
An Steel Foundries
Mexico
Amalgamated Copper
Parrot
Steel
Am. Smeltere Secu. Pfd
LABOR
Boston Typographical Union
G. L. Paine
Galumet & Hecla and Allied Companies
Centennial
Tamarack
New Consolidated Company
Gratiot
Isle Royale
Old Colony Trust Company
George A. Flagg
William Davis
Davis
Sanitary Union
K. OF C. Ball
Lincoln Memorial
Capital
Messrs. Tucker
Edwin §& Hooley & CO
Broad St
New York City
Congress St
Claim Restaurant
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