Waiters Strike at Hotel Reynolds Over Hours and Demands
Waiters and cooks at Hotel Reynolds quit work in a brief strike over long hours and payments to the head waiter. Proprietor Reynolds refused shorter hours and the head waiter’s discharge. After talks the head waiter was discharged and staff returned to work. Separately Friedman’s Clothing Contractors’ workers plan a wage-claim march to Bedford street factory after quitting Thursday.
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Reynolds
Friedman
Bedford Street
Hanover Street
Labor News and Satolli Sails Through American Headlines
The Post notes strong labor union activity in Boston with officers elected and alliances forming to press wages and working conditions. It highlights the United Garment Workers label vouching for healthy, well paid labor and reports on Satolli’s rapid impact on Catholic church politics in America and potential 6000 salary.
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Cooks’ Alliance
Boston Waiters’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
Trades Unions
Thomas Tracey
Clear Makers’ Union No. 97
Central Labor Union
Louis Ash
United Garment Workers
Eagle Hall
United Garment Workers of America
Boston Terra-Novian Association
Type Hall
P. @. Shantelle
Thomas Kevin
John J. Rennison
Robert J. Crohan
John E. Dempsy
John J. MacCormick
James Lucas
Thomas Halley
Boston Wood Carvers
America
Mgr. Satolli
Ablegate
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Mgr
Satolli
Edward McGlynn
Corrigan
Mer. Satelli
Ireland
St. Paul
Mce Glynn
Mer. Satolli
Church In
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Frederick Z. Rooker
Albany
Myron H. Rooker
Albany Press
Knickerbocker
Father Rooker
Dan Lamont
Cleveland
American College At
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Mer. O’connell
Propaganda
Ice Blocked Boston Harbor Hinders Ferry Steamers
Flood tide drove heavy ice into Boston inner harbor from East and South Boston flats. Ferries delayed as slips clogged with 8 to 14 inch cakes. tugs and long poles used to clear away ice while ocean steamers feared leaving port. Tug Gallison lost a propeller during removal efforts. City urged to appropriate funds for tug assistance to keep waters clear.
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T Wharf
Long Island
Ethellaud
McLaughlin
Hoosac Tunnel
Gallison
Frizzell Wins 600-50a Billiards Match Over Lynch
The Murray and Irwin game saw James Frizzell defeat Representative John B Lynch in a 600 point match that began last Tuesday evening and concluded last evening. Lynch led early and near the end but failed to score as Frizzell tallied 29 points in the final two innings to seal the victory.
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Murray & Irwin’s
James Frizzell
John B. Lynch
Lynch
Frizzell
Notable Boston Housewarming at Lawrence estate
A social club opening adds to Boston’s listings as Charlestown and the Lawrence estate on 44 High Street host a house warming. Notables attending include Chapin, Swallow, Presho, Foster, Stover, Pilsbury, Dee, Oakes, Barret, Taylor, Ripley, Osborne, Wallace, and many others, with guests from naval and local circles.
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Charlestown
Lawrence
High Street
George IF. Chapin
George N. Swallow
Edward W. Presho
George FI. Foster
Charles W. Restarick
W. W. Stover
Edwin l. Pilsbury
John H. Dee
William H. Oakes
Gillis
W. E. Barret
Chas. H. Taylor
Stephen O'Meara
John Wilson
William Uitchborn
Walter Prescott
George Hyde
W. T. Robinson
Malden
George Chapin
R. A. Blood
J. Hurd Brown
Hattie Chapin
Edith Sawyer
Irene Hollings
Stage Struck Girls Advertise for Fifty Ballet Dancers
A Boston article recounts an informal stage audition at a shabby city house where many would-be performers seek chorus and ballet spots. Applicants show varied motives from world travel to dream of easy riches, with salaries offered at five dollars a week plus expenses.
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Billerica Street
Boston
Bernhardts
Pattis
Carmencitas
Dickson
Hollis Street Theatre
R. H. White
Jack Horner
Amy RossAgz
New England Clubhouse Opens With Music And Bowling Alleys
The three story brick clubhouse glows with youth and beauty tonight. Colonial fireplace, live oak mantel, moose head and warming pan accent the fire. Three Narragansett bowling alleys, electric lights, and a sumptuous dining collation frame a lively gathering. Tom Henry's orchestra leads a program of songs, violin solos, and readings for a crowd including Everett A. Stevens and Dorchester guests. Dancing ends the evening.
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New England
Navy Yard
Tom Henry
Not So Well Blaine Shows Slight Improvement
Washington January 20 Mr Blaine is not so well this evening though the change is not alarming. Dr Hyatt visited at 7 45 PM and Dr Johnston followed soon after delivering medicines. Blaine remained conscious and conversed with family, but has not taken solid food for over four weeks, leaving his strength diminished.
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Washington
Blaine
Hyatt
Mr. Blaine
Dr. Johnston
Mr. Blaine, Jr
Representative Hitt
Johnston
Dr. Hyatt
Dexter Foreman Dies After GA Attempt at New Home Plant
John C. Dexter, a foreman at the New Home sewing machine factory, who attempted suicide on November 20, died today at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Okxance
John C. Dexter
New Home Sewing Machine
Massachusetts General Hospital
The Expectation of Life and Occupational Mortality
Life insurance experts study the expectation of life using broad mortality tables. Data show indoor workers like liquor sellers have the highest death rates, with innkeepers and bar keepers especially hazardous. Clergy death rates vary by denomination, and outdoor workers show better longevity, notably clergy, farmers, and military personnel despite perceived hazards.
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Charles Stevenson
Edinburgh
Stevenson
American Life Insurance Companies
Church of England
World’s Fair Trips for Two Offered in Post Voting Contest
In the voting contest the Post offers fourteen tickets and special offers for trips to the World’s Fair. Offers cover localities in New England and are open to all readers. Act quickly to cast ballots and secure a chance for travel prizes.
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Boston Post
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