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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1904

Page

6

Labor Groups Protest Representations On New Labor Relations Panels

State labor organizations plan a strong protest over the new committees on relations of employers and employees claiming no wage earner representative was named by President Jones or Speaker Frothingham. Major manufacturing cities lack industry reps while labor leaders criticize the committees as hostile to labor interests.

Vnew Committee Jones Senate Frothingham House Fall River New Bedford Lowell Lawrence Holyoke Brockton Labor Committee Bates Labor Commission

New Form of Marriage Ceremony Proposed by Bridegroom

Jefferson F. Fremont of Johnstown Penn writes a variation on the marriage rite used at his wedding. The service replaces traditional lines with vows of lifelong companionship, mutual care, and fidelity and declares the couple legally united as husband and wife by public act and civil law. Grace L. Sweitzer is named alongside the couple in presenting the ring.

Jefferson F. Fremont Johnstown Penn Grace L. Sweitzer

Why South Station Draws Personal Crisis Reports

Psychologists study why people despondent seek South Station for departure to undiscovered realms. Officials are puzzled by a surge of suicides and near-fatal attempts, with four tragedies in the precinct in a short span. A Grand Army despondent veteran and a bridegroom on his wedding day are among noted cases. Railroad authorities seek to identify and eliminate the attraction.

Alice Flitcroft

Stormy weather delays shipyard work at East Boston

Heavy gales and cold last week halted carpenters and shipyard crews at East Boston. The Ross Towboat Company hull near completion, the J.T. Morse under construction at McKie's yard, and other vessels faced delays. Ships from Philadelphia and Yarmouth were late into port, while customs officials watched for the Romanic. The Emma S. Lord earns profits from multiple trips, and Washburn Bros. prepare frames for two schooners as Vineyard Sound sees vast traffic. The Preston departs Long Wharf for the West Indies and Central America with notable saloon passengers aboard.

East Boston Atlantic Works Ross Towboat Company McKie’s Border Street J.T. Morse Rachel Emery Thomas’ A. Goddard Edford Lucinda Sutton Leighton’s Wharf Boston George W. Carlisle Webster Street Everett Johns. Emery & Co Yarmouth Long Wharf White Star Line Mediterranean Ponta del Gadd Emma Lord Millbridge New York Norfolk Jacksonville Fla New London Washburn Bros Thomaston Vineyard Sound Nantucket Shoals United Fruit Company Preston Halvorson West Indies Central America

Roosevelt accused in hearings on Wood nomination

Washington January 10 The Senate military affairs hearings on Brigadier General Leonard Wood’s promotion to major general reveal claims General Wilson made against President Roosevelt. Wilson says Roosevelt praised Wood then privately claimed Wood never faced combat until the Spanish War, except Las Guasimas where Wood allegedly received aid from colored troops. Roosevelt allegedly told Wilson not to tell anyone. The testimony also quotes Secretary Root and a Havana telegram from General Brooke reprimanding Wood for poor accounting and disbursement errors.

Washington Senate Committee On Military Affairs Leonard Wood James H. Wilson Roosevelt Wood San Juan Wilson United States Sagamore Hill General Wood Las Guasimas Havana

Handsomest "Girl" in Cadet Show at Tremont Theatre

J. B. Chapman is hailed as the hand somest girl in the Cadets new Cinderella to be staged at the Tremont Theatre on February 18. Rehearsals praise Robert Barnet's play and especially Chipman in the Golden Hair role, expected to charm the audience.

Chapman Tremont Theatre Robert Barnet Mr. Chipman

Boston Tax List Estates Advertised For Sale 1904

City tax notices list estates in Boston wards to be published in local papers on January 7 11 and 18 1904. Unpaid 1902 taxes and assessments will be sold at public auction January 29 1904 at 9 a.m. in the Common Council Chamber ante-room unless paid, with costs and charges.

The Boston Herald Boston Journal Evening Transcript Boston Post Boston Globe Evening Traveler Evening Record Boston County of Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Common Council Chamber

Taxable Estates at 914 to 937 Harrison Avenue Area

A list of properties and parcels under tax for 1902 across Albany, Forest, Vine, Dudley, Singleton, Eustis, Reed's Court, and adjacent streets. Includes houses, varying land areas from 596 to 11,311 feet, and names such as Mary F McDonough, James Neary, Ellen Murphy, and Andrew Wilkinson, with trustees and heirs noted.

Albany Street Reed's Court Leon" G. Way Mark Lewis Evelyn B. Goodsell Forest Street Ss Vodiedsccessee Sos Randall Street Mary F. McDonough Dudley Street Mary A. Ferguson McLaughlin Singleton Street Ellen M. Mellyn Burrell Street Foster Merritt Joseph Merrill Northampton Street Fellows Street George H. Moseley Blue Hill Avenue Ellen Murphy Eustis Street James Neary Vine Street Sageway Andrew T Atate Georgiana Scammannum Charles H. .W. Wood Mary B. ‘Ray Julia A Carree James C Charles Andoseph P. Gallagher Honuse Meena Farnham Street Trier Harlow H. Rogers Ernest Rosenbarg Farnham C. Cobb and Others Hannah P. Sawtelle Fred M. Smith Washing- Renfrew Street Smith H. Thomas Williamster John Thomas Eustis George Warren Renfrew Andrew J. Wilkinson West Cottage Street Eee Butler R. Wilson Philip J. Kent Association Pas- Albion S. Whitmore Woodville Park Suffolk Elizabeth Quige Clifton Street Sarat M Clara M Samuel Ricket Suffolk Reed Ton Street Ten Street Margaret C. Snapp Thomas Winthrop Street Allston Suffolk Invest Harrison Avenue

Ward Nineteen Property Listings Across Boston Streets

A compiled assessment list outlines numerous houses and parcels on Warwick Camden Windsor Willow Tremont Logans areas with tax for 1902. It names owners such as John R Ainsley Florence Goodsell Joseph Burlach Julia Todd Miriam Harrington and many others detailing land sizes from about 800 to over 3000 feet. The document records transfers and apportionments of sewer assessments and mentions buildings and lots along Tremont Shawmut Cabot and Jamaica Way among others.

Williams Tremont Street Joseph Burlach Windsor Place Willow Park Merly Eurich Windsor Ael McLaughlin Cc Cece Cseenee John Gallagher Hampshire Devaseccukewks Cayes Eaeen Park Street Muel L. Gifford Weston Street Newbern Street Florence H . Goodsell Williams Kog Park Street Linden Park Street Terrace Linden Park Street Williams i James J. Storrow Robert Martin Grose Napa Columbus Avenue Sarentsy Napton Michael F. MsGettrick the. Nsrchvaaterty Vernon Street Jesse. C. Turner Eet Seeman George Warren Abou Kent Hodgkins Abou Bered Foat Strie Mold Cabot Street Willard Howland William Ss Hixon Woodbury Street Mare A. Welsh Ward Street Mary R. Hubbard Beals Lilla R. Hutchings Warwick Street John A. _Armstrong Newbury Numport Sewall Street Sterling Street Margaret A. Brennan Oc Cs Fl Veo Wick Street Charles H. Jennings Fisher Ruggles Street Edeves Decesaen Winthrop Place Daniel J. Brennan Simon Goldsmith Monktones Parker Street William F. Kerrican N. Y. Brintnall Highland Street Wade Margaret A. Casey Catherine iHouwee Wensley Street W. O. Badger Washington Street Suffolk Nancy Lennon Alice M. Chamberlain Sterling Wall Street Bridget Coffey John Craffey Henry C. Hubbard Longwood Ave Does Street Howard B. Lent Covent Street Peter Riley C.ceeeee Henry M. Levine Lenox Street Bernard Lipshuts Wnard Street Cunard Street Marcus S. Lurie Simon Westminster Atreet Ees Street F. Maguire Davenport Street Davenport Hugh R. McAnarney Sreeet Cabot Place Charles ‘F. Donnelly John P. Doyle Said McAnarney Cornelius J. Donovan Francis Street Warwick Catherine Donovan Mary Moran Wil Francis Street Linms Street Helen M. Norcross Frank and Jane L. Dunn Howecourt Tremont Bered Kenwood Road Upperstreet Emily C. O’shea Abbie F. Eaton Shawmut Avenue Warren B. Page Centre Street Ebpaetiaeer Mary J. Feeley Annie F Lanigan Shawmut 59 Avenue Prentiss Street Harriet Ferrick Aia Eee Toon Shawmut Highland Robert T. Paine W. . Forster-Howse Cole Ewer Lamesa Frank E. Buxton Ageesmant Ieee Sheridan M. Coulahan Coventry Fisher Avenue John H.W. Phineas Camden Street Ada Aaa Hemes Cp Lena Ham- Lurie Woodbury Cane Ae Hammond Samuel Simons Lisher Street Kendall Street Estey Street Hammond Charles B Benjamin W.appleton Coventry Street Michael F. McGettrick Henry Aston Shee Alteorkis Mary Beatty Windsor Street Sel Rees Edgar P. Benjamin Annie Benjamin Eto Arthur Bornstein Jesse P. Colby Patrick Collins Newark Street James Connelly Brookline Avenue City of Boston Roger Darcy Rodger Darcey Jennie Davis Heath Street John Devine George W. Baill Allerton Street John A. Bennett Dudley Street Alice M. Briggs Hampden Street Gilbert J. Burnaham Dennis Street Jennie Claverle Norfolk Avenue Timothy L. Connolly Reed Street Mary A. Dickey Langdon Street Annie E. Dolan Magazine Street Anomas A. Voriely Caroline F Oak Grove Mansur Street Orchard Auburn Place Milen Gallagher Park Street Sarah B. Hawkins Trentont Street C. House H. Wood Albion Henry Co. Hubbard P Street Grove Terrace Anastasia J. Doyle Jessie Smith Edward Gerrish Yeoman Street Tremont Minster Street Rebecca J. Spenceley Oerilig Adams Street William Gilligan Hou Bered Pic Eww Gee Newbern Lenox_ street Christopher J. Spenceley Gerard Street Sawyer Street Wee Wee Bridget Drury Madison Court Eastern Electric Cable Co Abou Said Spenceley Mary Hurwitz Edward F. Boars Saane Whittier Street Williams Street W. E. Hannan Seauks Book Electric Cable Co Matthen ‘Bourt Lydia KE. Hutchings Mechanic Street Seeneres Michael J. Kenney Gilligan Albany Street G. Hayes Algo Annie FE. l Lawrence Williams Willis Street Burrell Street Shire Street Joseph J. Denbeigh Nancy Lennon Deviees William

Costa Rica service gains readers and investors

A list of visitors including Mrs R Rockefeller of Brooklyn and other travelers notes the new weekly Costa Rica service by the fruit company. The piece states the service fills a long felt want and will spur development of the resource rich country, with references to multiple U S and international individuals.

R. Rockefeller Brooklyn John B. Bassett W. White James H. Mason Mae E. Mason James L. Hill Hill Salem M. Flint T. W. Brown Master Brown Minneapolis Minn C. H. Johnson Port Limon D. R. Hemsley Montreal A. G. Wilmot New York City C. P. Holmes Lynn Costa Rica The Fruit Company

Shipping News Mini Almanac Jan 11

Marine updates list sunrise and sunset times with a nine hour and eighteen minute day, moonrise, high tides, and arrivals and departures of several steamers and schooners. Vessels arrive from Liverpool Antwerp Rotterdam and Halifax with merchandise or passengers destined for multiple firms, while several ships sail to Manchester Glasgow Bayonne New Jersey and Philadelphia with cargoes, barges and coal.

Kansas Waters Liverpool Warren & Co Oxonian Colpitts Antwerp Frederick Y Teamers Bostonian Manchester Eng Sarmatian Glasgow Standard Bayonne N. J S. O. Co Catawissa Philadelphia Enterprise Robesonia Phenix Newsburyport Valley Forge Buck Ldge Maple Hill Newport Knickerbocker International Oak H li Saucon and Spa Bay State Portland Penobscot Interport Nantasket Roads J. C. Strawbridge Brunswick Camden

Sudden Death of Jean Leon Gerome in Paris

Paris January 10 Jean Leon Gerome painter and sculptor aged 84 died here today from cerebral congestion. A conspicuous Paris society figure he retained youthfulness in activity though his snowy hair and mustache revealed age. His statue of Corinth was just finished and he was about to color it. Among his latest works were allegorical figures of labor for Charles M Schwab of New York.

Paris Jean Leon Gerome M. Gerome Corinth Charles M. Schwab New York

Wonders of Washington and Florida Tours From Boston

Congress in session prompts discussion on the Panama question as Royal Blue line tours offer guided viewings of the capital and sites. An illustrated Washington booklet is available with a seven day tour for 25 dollars from Boston on select dates, plus two Florida tours at 59.50 dollars. Joseph P. Taggart, N. S. P. A., 360 Washington Street, Boston.

Congress Panama Philadelphia United States Mint Independence Hall Washington Boston Florida Joseph P. Taggart Washington Street Mass

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George R. Wallace Fitchburg C. W. Clark Wilmington A. F. Bemis Foxboro John N. Cole Andover E. C. Stone Lexington Herbert W. Thayer Franklin Arthur D. Norcross Monson Luke 8. Stowe Springfield John F. Egan Harry P. Morse Haverhill James W. Crystal North Adams John J. Butler William A. Salter Elisha T. Harvell Rockland Loren P. Keyes New Marlboro David D. Leahy Samuel Ross Thomas Donahue George A. Schofield Ipswich Edutor Newton Cutler Somerville Edward A. Walker Waltham Richard H. Foley Frank P. Bennett, Jr Saugus South Station Great South Station Chickering J. SS. Chipman John R. Ainsley Maria G. Andrews Jamaicaway Whitman and Breck Delia Donlan Francis Shipping News Gerome
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