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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1911

Page

2

Fights Gale While Wife Nearly Drowns At Sea

The Northland faced a fierce gale as Captain Saunders and his wife endured a four foot water flood in the cabin. Crew and life savers from Nauset and Orleans battled surf multiple times before the schooner was towed to Boston by a revenue cutter after a perilous night at sea.

Gale Wife Charley Maro Samuel Curtis Northland Nauset Orleans Saunders Boston

Mayor's Daughter Debuts In Elaborate FitzGerald Event

The Mayors daughter Miss Rose Fitzgerald makes her debut in a white satin gown with Italian embroidery and a demi train. Wires from Sir Thomas Lipton and political leaders arrive as the Fitzgeralds prepare a grand reception at a decorated colonial home.

Miss Rose Mrs. Fitzgerald Miss Fitzgerald Sir Thomas Lipton Rose Agnes

Candidates Favor Union Label on Boston School Books

Boston Typographical Union 13 publicized replies from four Boston school committee candidates on installing the Allied Trades Union label on all future textbooks. Julia Duff and William J. Gallivan endorsed the union label, while T F Leen cited legal limits and Corcoran pledged sympathy with labor unions and to support their interests.

Boston Typographical Union Boston Allied Printing Trades Council Julia Duff Allied Trades Union William J. Gallivan T. F. Leen Boston Typographical Union No. 18 M. H. Corcoran

Finishers Plan Tenth Anniversary Celebration

The Boston Hardwood Finishers Union executive board announced arrangements for a 10th anniversary celebration to be held Wednesday night at 30 Hanover Street. The event includes a $5 initiation fee for new members, a vote on raising monthly dues, a smoke talk, entertainment, and a collation. Amalgamated woodworkers, box-makers, cabinet-makers, and upholsterers unions are invited.

Boston Hardwood Finishers’ Union Hanover Street Amalgamated Woodworkers

Firemen Union election names officers and delegates

The Sta tionary Firemen's Union 3 voters chose trustees J. J. McCarthy Patrick McDermott and John O'Neil. Executive board members include Patrick Murray and others. President P J Thornton and John Cunningham were named delegates to the state convention. International president Timothy Healey plans to attend Boston events at Wells Memorial Friday night.

Firemen’s Union 3 J. J. McCarthy Patrick McDermott John O'Neil Patrick Murray John J. Cunningham John J. McNamara Patrick Trainor John J. McCarthy John McNeil Peter Walsh Joseph Greeley Thomas Cullen John Rafferty Joseph Kearns Edward Duncan T. F. Tierney Louis Karlinsky P. J. Thornton J. J. Cunningham Timothy Healey New York Boston Wells Memorial Building

President Tobin Installs Chelsea East Boston Teamsters Officers

International President Daniel J. Tobin of the Teamsters installed the Chelsea East Boston Teamsters Union 242 officers elected yesterday. Officers include President John Gray Vice President M J Ryan Secretary-Treasurer John J Diamond Recording Secretary Thomas G Walls Trustees G J Noonan Joseph Lyons Daniel J Sweeney Conductor H B Clements Warden Charles H Laskey. Three new members were admitted and five former members reinstated.

Daniel J. Tobin The Teamsters Chelsea-East Boston

Freight Handlers on B. and A. to Dance

The Boston and Albany freight handlers plan their first annual ball on Wednesday evening January 4 at Paine Memorial Hall. Daniel Roach leads the ball committee with several B. and A. officials invited to attend.

Boston & Albany Road Paine Memorial Hall Daniel Roach

Death notices from Chelsea and Boston area obituaries

Deaths listed for Christina M. Anderson Miriam L. Baker Daniel Carle Matthew J. Cavanaugh Ellen K Callanan widow Ellen K Callanan and many others scheduled funerals in Roxbury Dorchester Somerville and South Boston with dates January 1 2 3 4 1911 and burial or mass details provided for each case.

Anderson Chelsea Christina M Nils P. Anderson Rush Street Baker West Newton Street Miriam L. Baker Brimfield Mass St. Eulalia’s Church Cronin Roxbury St. Ann James Cronin Clarence Street St. Patrick’s Church Dudley Street DE Avellar Somerville Manuel J Ann Arthur Street St. John the Baptist Church North Bennet Street Boston Earley Dorchester Charlies W. Earley Pierce Avenue Eastaman Joseph S. Krastaman Summer Street Evans Margaret A Peter and Rose Evans East Boston Evans & Terrie Adams Street St. Peter’s Church Foley Boston City Hospital Thomas A. Foley Nicholas M. Williams Washington Street Jane William Jackson Blue Hill Avenue Knights City Hospital George H. Knights Lial South Boston Mary A. Lial Harvey John Hial East Third Street Marple Charles H. Marple Church of the Immaculate Conception Mt. Calvary McIntosh James F. McIntosh Harvard Street North Cambridge Charlotte J Benjamin F Reilly John G Hannah Reilly Mast Fifth Street Gate of Heaven Whitstead Charles A

Unionist Wet Vote Urged by Boston Labor Union

The Boston Central Labor Union backed licenses over a no license stance arguing regulation reduces illicit liquor and protects employment. Delegates were instructed to report votes on a labor temple and to decide whether to open offices or hold meetings there if built.

Boston Central Labor Union Wells Memorial Hall Boston Westerly R. I C. IL. U

Union Men Doings Show Local Labor Activity And Elections

Noddle Island Assembly 5789 Knights of Labor elected officers led by Master Workman James Young and list of board members. A 15 member committee tasked with planning the 25th anniversary celebration for Washington's Birthday February 22. Cigarmakers Exhibit at Boston Chamber of Commerce opens today with 50 manufacturers and 200 products, led by Edward Broders and William Standecumbe. Bay State Lodge 102 Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen met in Pilgrim Hall with new by laws and 16 new members. next hall Feb 16 in Jamaica Plain. Boston Lodge 9 Railroad Trainmen reported several new members. Stationary Firemen's Union 242 reported wage talks with Metropolitan Sewer and Water Board and public buildings department. hope for restored pre-cut wages this week. General Teamsters' Union 379 re-elected D. J. Heffernan as president. Moran, Mulcahy, Burns, O'Brien, McIhone named trustees. Allied Printing Trades Council and Clothing Cutters candidates for City Council endorsed at special session.

Noddle Island Knights of Labor East Boston James Young Martin Costello Michael O’ Meara James J. Donnelly John Reynolds John Fogarty Esquire James Crawford Mark Roach William Hogan Washington Cigarmakers’ Union 97 Boston Chamber of Commerce Edward Broders The Boston Union William Standecumbe New England Label Conference Abrahams Boston Chamber of Commerce Union Bay State Lodge 102 Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of America Pilgrim Hall Washington Street Hmmet Hall Centre Street Jamaica Plain Boston Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Ancient Landmark Hall Boylston Place Executive Board of Stationary Firemen’s Union Sheehan Metropolitan Sewer and Water Board Rourke Fish Public Buildings Department Hibbard General Teamsters’ Union 379 D. J. Heffernan Frank Moran William Mulcahy James Burns Thomas O’brien Patrick McIhone Daniel J. McDonald Allied Printing Trades Council Thomas J. Collins Clothing Cutters and Trimmers’ Union

Union Rates for Park Men Amid Assembly Remarks

At the Boston Park Department Employees Assembly 7576 Knights of Labor the union approved a wage increase for park mechanics during the week and pledged steady winter work. A 19-member committee will report after Ben Franklin Assembly as Superintendent Rouke speaks on park consolidation. New officers were installed led by Master workman Patrick McKenzie with James Broderick and John Haley among others. delegates to District Assembly 30 include McKenzie, Broderick, Haley, Hartigan, and Sullivan.

Boston Park Department Assembly P. J. McCarthy Patrick McKenzie James Broderick John Haley M. Hartigan Michael A. Martin W. Donnelly Timothy Sullivan Esquire M. Murphy R. Munroe Almoner Martin Frelly Malachi Kenney District’ Assembly 30, Incorporated J. Broderick J. Hartigan

Graduation Day Honors at Holy Cross Sunday School

The Cathedral of the Holy Cross Sunday school awarded diplomas to 1200 children at a ceremony yesterday. Gold medals went to Alice Donoghue Rachel Roche Carrie Golding Dennis Foley Charles Ferrier and James Harrington. A donor offered additional gifts and shoes to deserving children through Mgr. Splaine.

Cathedral of the Holy Cross Alice Donoghue Rachel Roche Carrie Golding Dennis Foley Charles Ferrier James Harrington Mgr. Splaine

Foresters Publicly Installed Officers in East Cambridge

In Institute Hall East Cambridge more than 500 attendees heard Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters officers praised. Deputy High Chief Ranger McNeil led the public installation of Sacred Heart Court No 240 with staff from St Augustine Court No 46 assisting.

Order of Foresters Institute Hall East Cambridge High Court Daniel H. Maguire Cornelius FF Buckley William I. McNeil Sacred Heart Court McNeil St. Augustine Court No. 46 South Boston

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