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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Panama
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Independence Hall
Washington
Boston
Florida
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Mass
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Franklin
Arthur D. Norcross
Monson
Luke 8. Stowe
Springfield
John F. Egan
Harry P. Morse
Haverhill
James W. Crystal
North Adams
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Rockland
Loren P. Keyes
New Marlboro
David D. Leahy
Samuel Ross
Thomas Donahue
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Ipswich
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Somerville
Edward A. Walker
Waltham
Richard H. Foley
Frank P. Bennett, Jr
Saugus
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J. SS. Chipman
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