Eight hours and unions discussed at Civic Federation meeting
Alfred Moseley urged world union organizing while Massachusetts leaders like Governor Guild and ex Governor Douglas addressed the Civic Federation of New England at the Revere House. The gathering weighed eight hour days, labor contracts, and industrial peace with emphasis on employer employee dialogue and mutual responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Moseley
Jocusely
Civic Federation of New England
Revere House
Massachusetts
Guild
Douglas
Tuttle
The
Boston & Maine
Master Bakers Elect Officers in Boston Dinner Meeting
The Master Bakers Association of Massachusetts held its annual meeting and dinner at the McDonald restaurant in Boston. Victor A. Friend was elected president, Walter D. Pratt vice president, Edmund C. Campbell secretary, and George A. Sanderson treasurer. J A Knadler spoke on Organization and Its Benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Bakers’ Association of Massachusetts
McDonald Restaurant
Tremont Street
Victor A. Friend
Walter D. Pratt
Edmund C. Campbell
George A. Sanderson
J. A. Knadler
National Association of Master Bakers
Master House Painters Elect Their Officers
The Society of Master House Painters and Decorators of Massachusetts yesterday chose officers. President Martin A. Feeley of Cambridge. vice-president Milo D. Clay of Lowell. secretary-treasurer William E. Wall of Somerville. trustee George W. Chase of Lowell. Executive board members: RF Peters of Co. Howard of South Boston. Eugene Hough of Newton. Fred Hayden of Cambridge. A. H. Edmunds of Somerville. J. J. Quinn of Lawrence. G. H. Morse of Hyde Park. John Morrill of Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Master House Painters and Decorators of
Massachusetts
Martin A. Feeley
Cambridge
Milo D. Clay
Lowell
William E. Wall
Somerville
George W. Chase
Agers
Alexander Peters
RF. E. Howard
South
Boston
Eugene Hough
Newton
Fred Hayden
A. H. Edmunds
J. J. Quinn
Lawrence
G. H. Morse
Hyde Park
John Morrill
Steam Engineers' Union Reassigns Jurisdiction to Hoisting and Portable Engineers
International executive board settles jurisdiction over road roller engineers by transferring them to the Hoisting and Portable Engineers' Union. Lodges of the National Association of Engineers back State license law enforcement with a joint committee. State board to meet at 944 Washington Street. Union campaign among waterfront engineers reported progressing. Boston Machinists' Lodge 264 names delegates to the Boston Central Labor Union. Delegates include Frank Jennings Edward H Sitzgerald Charles R Sterling Tyson B Powers John H Wilson M D O'Brien John Rosen J W Madden F C Bullard. President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Madden
Tyson W. Powers
Lawrence Lodge
Odd Fellows Hell
Winthrop Schoolhouse
Franklin Institute
Charles Morris
Boston
Paine Memorial Hall
Carpenters’ District Council
Hall of Boston Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Paul Revere Hall
Lhe
Thomas IF
Galvin
Matthew Donnelly
Edward L. Douglass
Edward L. Watts
Thomas Fagen
Aids
Edward M. Larkin
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders of America
Eliot Street
The
Steam Engineers’ Union
Upton
National Association of Engineers
Engineers
Washington Street
Lyceum Hall
Boston Machinists’ Lodge 264
Boston Central Labor Union
Frank Jennings
Edward H. Sitzgerald
Charles R. Sterling
Tyson B. Powers
John H. Wilson
M. D. O’brien
John Rosen
F. C. Bullard
Possible replacement for Harper at Chicago University named Faunce
Providence Rhode Island January reports indicate President Faunce of Brown may be tapped to succeed Harper at Chicago University. Faunce travels to Chicago to speak at Harper's funeral and declines to confirm or deny the succession rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Faunce
Providence
R. I
Jan. U
Chicago University
Brown
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago
Canadian Club's Officers for 1906
At the annual meeting, officers were elected including President Charles H. McIntyre. vice presidents Colonel Alexander P. Graham Wellington Fillmore E A Record. secretary Alan Minard. assistant secretary George Taylor. treasurer R Williams. auditor G Chase Tupper. historian Thomas F. Anderson. chaplain Rev J L Campbell D D. executive committee A B Mclean Francis F Flint C H McClure. membership committee J W F Moore F W Harris Dr J W Dewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Club
Charles H. McIntyre
Alexander P. Graham
Wellington Fillmore
E. A. Record
Alan Minard
George Taylor
R. ©. Williams
G. Chase Tupper
Thomas F. Anderson
J. L. Campbell
D. D
A. B. Mclean
Francis F. Flint
C. H. McClure
J. W. F. Moore
F. W. Harris
J. W. Dewis
Winthrop Votes to Inspect Town Finances and Books
At a special town meeting in Winthrop last night a committee was appointed to examine the state of the town finances and inspect the books and accounts of town officials. The committee comprises F. G. Irwin, E. B. Fowler, James O Hara, C. W. Hall, and George S. Burnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
F. G. Irwin
E. B. Fowler
James O’hara
C. W. Hall
George S. Burnham
Swift lecture on Franklin the Printer at Public Library
Lindsay Swift delivered an engaging talk before a large audience in the Public Library lecture hall on Benjamin Franklin the Printer last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Swift
Public Library
Benjamin Franklin
Mass Catholic Order of Foresters Installations Reported
Installations held by Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters across multiple courts. Cheverus Court at St Marys Hall and Fenwick Court at 24 Lowell street installed officers led by Chief Ranger John Conlon and Delegates John J Crowley and Daniel Gallagher. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Court completed in Roxbury with Deputy William McCarthy presiding. Attendance noted as a large gathering with post meeting refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Cheverus Court
St. Mary's Hall
North Margin Street
Cc. R
Edward Canney
V. Cc. R
John W. Green
Thomas A. Gorman
F. S
Harry Humphrey
Stephen J. Fitzpatrick
J. J. McLaughlin
James White
James FE. West
C. S
John H. Donnelly
Thomas Douglass
Hugh J. Maraghy
John McDermott
John J. McGaffigan
R. J. Fitzpatrick
Michael J. McLaughlin
Stephen P. Galvin
Charles F. Smith
James T. Barrett
Indies
St. Helena Court
T. John J. Leonard
H. P. C. R. Reardon
Fenwick Court
Lowell Street
D. HU. C. R. Garrett Keeff
Mt. Pleasant Court
John Conlon
John 8. Crowley
J. J. Crane
Frank Wilson
Lawrence Upton
S. C
John J. Murphy
Mary Sullivan
W. J. Greeley
A. IF. Ft. Novelline
John P. Crowley
Daniel Gallagher
Patrick Higgins
High Court
John J. Jordan
Tremont Hall
Roxbury
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Court
William McCarthy
George Washington
Miss Kennedy
Rose Wideman
Vv. C. BR
Enright
Julia Driscoll
Rk.c
Evelyn Lane
Mary Shaw
Julia O’brien
Jr. C
Mary Murphy
I. S
Mary Lowan
Honorah Lennon
Mt Pleasant KC officers installed in Roxbury ceremony
The 12th installation of Mt. Pleasant Council 98 Knights of Columbus was held at 54 Warren Street Roxbury with State Deputy J. C. Pelletier and State Secretary W. J. O'Brien among attendees. Grand Knight Charles T. Foley led the new term as knights were installed and banqueted, followed by a concert. Officers listed include Deputy Grand Knight Thomas J. Drummond and Chancellor Edward J. Phaneuf among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Charles T. Foley
Thomas J. Drummond
Edward J. Phaneuf
John S. Quinn
Harry C. Byrne
John F. Sheerin
William H. Conroy
John F. Reddington
John
Gift to Miss Rosen Featured Gold Locket and Chain
Miss Esther Rosen of Chelsea received a handsome gold locket and chain from friends last evening in a warm social recognition. The gift highlights her popularity and the affectionate regard of her local circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rosen
Esther Rosen
Chelsea
Front of Fishermen Bring In Large Fresh Fish Catch
Nineteen small trips, mostly from shore fisheries, delivered 176300 pounds of fresh mixed fish to the pier, including haddock 119700, cod 23100, hake 22900, pollock 4900, and cask 6700 pounds. Prices quoted per pound for various species. Headlines also note ship movements, a patrolman’s illness, and vessel changes at Baltimore, Wilmington, and Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Maritime arrivals and sailings in Boston harbor notices
Miniature almanac lists sun and moon times, high water, and arrivals of steamers to Boston with lists of vessels from Bristish and American ports. Cleared and sailed entries include numerous steamers and tugs with names such as Chelston Hocken Onondaga James S Whitney and Cuba, plus barges and schooners bound for Salem Portland Newburyport and other ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelston
Hocken
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Great River
Nic
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
Onondaga
Bunnell
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
James S. Whitney
Grove
New York
Seaboard
Holmes
Ctc
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Cuba
Bartlett
Philadelphia
Whitman
Cienfuegos
Salem
Shawanese
Ryder
Perth Amboy
Marine
Brait
Bath
Cheektowaga
Farnham
Bravo
Drifton
Portsmouth
N. H
Joshua Lovett
Baker
Clara
Alice
Newburyport
Nellie
Swim
Hoboken
Ariel
Brittain
Lynn
Radnor
South Amboy
Helen J. Seitz
Carter
Newport News
Triton
Tatemean
Boothbay
Silver Spray
Piper
Rockland
Race Horse
White
Mass
M. L. Wetherell
Collins
Provincetown
Norman
Columbian
London
Carib
Brunswick
N. W
Grecian
Herman Winter
Charles F. Mayer
Baltimore
Patience
Newport
R. I
Eureka
Randolph
Upton
Albany
Lackawanna
St. John
N. B
Grand Trunk Announces All Mexico Tour From Boston
The Grand Trunk Railway offers a 38 day all inclusive trip starting January 28 from Boston for 430 dollars and 40 cents. The journey travels through the Southwest and Mexico aboard a high class specially designed observation train. Prospective travelers may request a prospectus and itinerary from T. H. Hanley at 360 Washington Street Boston, under the American Tourist Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Grand Trunk Railway
Boston
Great Southwest
American Tourist Association
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
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GER
Mans
Euurope
Round Table
James P. Archibald
Louis Db. Brandeis
Lucius Tuttle
Hayes Robbins
Charles H.taylor
LABOR
Winthrop Books
ON Franklin
North End
West End and
Roxbury Courts
MT. Pleasant, K. C
Long Wharf
Grand Junction Docks
John McCarthy
Harbor Police Force
Frostburg
Louisburg
Black Diamond Line
Catalone
Mystic
Louisburg, Co. B
Dominion Coal Company
Bermuda
A. J. Miller
Thomas Butler & Co
Butler & Co
Ella May
Owls Head
Rockport
Thomas A. Cromwell
Oliver IF
Killam
Angelina
Neenees
Kernwood Wee
Manomet
Mary Edith
Mary E. Cooney
Maud Silva Ee
Rita A. Viator
Olive F. Hutchins
Belbina B. Domingos
Catharine Enos
Hope Eeee Ah Eee
Ccerva
Shipping News
Merconshire
Viola F. Forbes
William O. Forbes
Julia Murphy
P. J. Murphy
William Robinson & Sons
Sudbury Street
A. H
A. B. Robinson
WM. Robinson & Sons
Bloementhal & Bluestone
Broadway, Chelsea
Maurice Bluestone
Waltham Watch
Maverick Sq
East Boston
Scollay Sq
Sumner #1
Soldiers Field
Allston Station
Highland St
Bankers Loan CO
Court Square
Front St
Worcester
Lecal Loan CO
State ST
Gordon & CO
P. O
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
an-d&Suitt
R. Briggs CO
Washington St
Water St
Franklin Loan CO
City Loan CO
W. E. Martin
Eod-Tf Co
Spooner & Brigcs
Devonshire St
Tolman
Bromfield St
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
d&Su Tf
McNamara
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Pilgrim Investment CO
Tremont St
the Post
Martin
Waltham Chemical Cothl
Waltham
West End
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
Lowell Hurdy Gurdy CO
Gorham St
Provident Securities
Benton
Stamford St
City
Petts-Vogel Co
Thos. Snow & Sons
North Market St
Diamonds ON Credit
Suffolk Supply Co., Inc
Lady’s
Secret Service
Court St
Scoliag Sq
Dorchester
Woudd Piano CO
Ernest Gabler & Bro
J. & C. Fischers
Wood Piano CO
Estey
Mason & Hamlin
New England
Smith American
And
Surf
J. B. Gook Piano CO
Tremont
Hallett & Davis
Itenry F. Miller & Sons Piano CO
Boylston St
Montgomery St
Excelsior
Leeds
Imperial
Pike ‘Talking Machine CO
Cor
Friend St
Cunard
Queenstown
Liverpool
Ivernia
Sylvania
Saxonia
Carmania
Slavonia
Witss Canopic
Romanie
Company
India Building
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, Steamship Lines
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Benen
Saperee Ay
Bilideiphia
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Bosto
Warren Line
Michigan
Sagamore
Sachem
Freight House
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S
Cuty Ce
DB St
J. BF. Masters
Donahoe’s
Boylston
Patrick M. Donahoe & CO
Europe
Provinces
Union Wharf
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
A. W. Perry
Gen. Mgr
City OF
Arthur W. Dolan
Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Bromberg
Daniel A. Whelton
Edward J. Donovan
STATE
Haverhill St
North Union Station
Tames Coyne
M. D
d&Sott
COYNE
Boston Plumbing School
Union
Master Plumbers’ Association
Coyne Bros. CO
St. Louis
Cincinnati
aStf
S&s
Jarvis
Back Bay Auto School
Columbus Ave
Mutual
O. K
Wash
Grant Ave
Medford
Eastport
Taylor
Harbor St
Stokell
Heinemann’'S Academy
W. Newton Ce
SR Entsema
Arcade Hall
Park Sqq
Prof
Slye
H. Robbins & CO
Causeway St
Hammond St
REAL
Jestata Pa
Hapin’s
Concord Farm
South G
Inman Sq. Dunham
Tremont ‘St.ey
Upton St
Ashmont
Field’s Corner
Arcadia St
Field's Corner
Draper St
Guy's
Canal St
Bascom's
Typewriter Exchange
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan
Harvard
Keezer
Boston Law Syndicate
Chas
Allen
Astrology
Tremont Cer
Johnson
Hanover St
Man Erne Nus
Peabody Medical Institute
Bullinch St
Rue Evans Chermicalco
New London
Conn
Publishers’ Printing CO
Lafayette Pl
New York City
Hill Publishing CO
Pearl St
Willis McDonald & CO
Gold St
Burr Printing House
Jacob St
Baker-Vawter CO
Holyoke
Gibb Bros. & Moran
Rose St
West Inghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
East Pittsburg
Penn
Carpenters
Mason
Brotherhood and
Amal
Paine Mem
Appleton St
C.D. Co
HUB Automobile School
Freeport St
Auburn
Lewiston
Maine
Joint Council
D. Strachan
Allston
France & Spinney
Weigel
Pleasant St
Carpenters’ Union
Alberts
F. E. Bacon
Middle St
d&Lutf
Boston School OF Piano Tuning
Victoui
Bradlee & Chatman CO
Beverly St
Clifton Mfg. Co
Brookside Ave
Jamaica Plain
Fulton St
Holland St
W. Somerville
Boylston St. A. Wenstock
Theo. L. Devinne & Co
Lafayette Place
Broadway
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