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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1910

Page

12

Market Review and Outlook for 1910

The weekly market review notes a broad price decline from recent highs, with rails like New York Central and Northern Pacific showing weakness. It cites easier money conditions, potential Bank of England rate cuts, and a hoped spring uplift while indicating steel dividends may rise as a confidence booster.

Cain New York Central Northern Pacific Great Northern London Bank of England Steel Board Southern Pacific Pennsylvania

Calendar for Today Ex-Dividend Notices and Meetings

Calendar notes ex dividend United Dry Goods common stocks and settlement day for VU Rubber. Books open for American Cement and American Locomotive preferred shares. Meetings listed for Consolidated Gas.

United Dry Goods Common

People’s Choral Union Concert Enthralls Audience in Symphony Hall

The midwinter concert led by Frederick Wodell featured Mendelssohn Palestrina Mozart and Bach works with soloists Mrs Perley Miss Wood Mr Rattigan Kenneth Bingham and others. The chorus delivered nuanced precise singing and a lively reception. Separately Union 149 delegates were elected for the National Federation semi annual convention to be held February 6 and a smoke talk set for February 13.

People’s Choral Union Frederick Wodell Symphony Hall Costa Ely F. Wodell Mendelssohn Palestrina Bach Mozart Cowen Miss Wood Rattigan Kenneth Bingham William F. Greaney Thomas H. Hannon James ¥. Burns John T. Kane Thomas F. Dolan Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters’ Union National Federation of State, City

Rawhide Mining Stock Promises 25 Point Profit This Week

An anonymous broker touts Rawhide Mining as a rising opportunity with merger talks under negotiation. He claims brokers are unaware of this stock's potential and invites correspondence or interviews to reveal its market position and profit prospects for the week.

Rawhide Mining Aspera Maine Sener Tereie Bene Coalition Rawhide Rawhide Coalition Boston Joseph Elwell

Labor Leader James R. Crozier Elected Union Chief

James R. Crozier, newly elected president of the Boston Carriage and Wagon Workers' Union 9, has a 20 year record in organized labor. He has held top offices in city and state central bodies, led the Central Labor Union, and served as vice president and president of the State Branch, American Federation of Labor. He later ran a wagon maker business, then worked for the city, and now resides in Dorchester with his wife and children.

James R. Crozier Boston Carriage and Wagon Workers’ Union 9 Crozier Boston Central Labor Union Central Labor Union Dorchester Boston Mr. Crozier

Bartenders Union Pushes $18 Week Wage For Boston Saloon Staff

The Bartenders Union 77 demands a minimum wage of $18 weekly and unified hours. Nearly all Boston saloons have signed. 19 remain non compliant and may face a strike. The dispute was referred to the Boston Central Labor Union with international backing for possible action and financial support.

Boston Suffolk County Massachusetts Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association Bartenders’ Union Boston Central Labor Union For Adjustment International Executive Board The International

Union to Change Its Name to Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers

The biennial convention adjourned with plans to rename Bricklayers and Masons International Union to Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union effective Feb 6. The group, with about 16 000 plasterers, plans a new funeral benefit tax start July 1 and maintains a $1 annual defence fund. Salaries for top officers rose about 20 percent.

Bricklayers and Masons’ International Union Revere House The Operative Plasterers’ International Union Bricklayers and Masons’ International Plasterers’ International General Defence Fund William J. Bowen New York William Dobson North Adams Thomas R. Preece Chicago International Executive Board Jeremiah Harrington Boston Bricklayers’ Union 8 Harrington Massachusetts General Hospital

Plan Label Campaign Prepares Aggressive Union Action

The Typographical Union 18 forms a 25 member committee led by Charles O Woods to push a label campaign at Faneuil Hall. President Chase says the panel will grow if needed as they back the arbitration bill submitted by the Employers Association. Miss Mabel Gillespie and Miss Margaret Foley spoke on the New York shirtwaist workers strike and the union voted support funds including 10 for the strike and smaller gifts to related groups. A referendum on a mortuary benefit is set for February 10.

William Cassell John J. Gillespie Michael A. Murphy G. Harry Dunderdale Boston Gentral Labor Union Murphy Boston Fire Department William J. O'Neil Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union 9077 A. F. of Knights of Honor Hall Washington Street Union Rour Revere Hall Charles Frasca Mary B. Fabbo Hanover Street Samuel Sklar Benjamin H. Robrnsh Mma Hyman J. Cohen Benjamin H. Robrish Thomas J. Mulkern Maurice H. Zaremsky Roughan Hall Charlestown James J. Brennan John Kilty John Anderson Hartford Charles O. Woods Faneuil Hall Chase Employers’ Association Mabel Gillespie Margaret Foley Women’s Trade Union League New York Switchmen’s Quincy Street St. Louis

Death claims W. J. O'Neil former Boston Teamsters leader

William J. O'Neil of Dorchester former president of Boston Teamdrivers' Union 25 died at his home. He led Local 25 and guided teamsters in major Boston dry goods firms. Union 25 and Joint Council held meetings naming committees to attend the funeral and express regret.

William J. O’neil Dorchester Boston Teamdrivers’ Union 25 Dorchester Avenue O’neil Boston Teamdrivers’ District Council Boston Teamsters’ Benevolent Association Local 25 O'Neil Teamsters Boston Teamsters’ Union 25 John M. Gillespie John Mahoney Joseph J. Hunt Michael J. O’donnell James Shea John Bennigan Teamsters’ Unions Joint Council Harry J. Jennings Baggage and Transfer Teamsters John J. Fenton Coal Teamsters William P. Greaney Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Nathaniel H., Lannon Union 2 Union 25

Boston and Maine Freight Clerks Seek Higher Wages and Nine Hour Day

Expect early conference with General Superintendent C E Lee after scale committee report. Union seeks raise from 2.25 to 2.50 a day and a uniform nine hour workday. Master Workman P J Flaherty names adjustment and grievance committees across divisions. sick benefits totaling 60 dollars were paid.

Boston & Maine T. J. Lynch M. J. Douilea John E. Morrissey Fred E. Lewis Fitchburg Thomas RB. Sutton John P. Sullivan Michael J. Hallissey Hoosac Tunnel James Murphy Michael McLaughlin James Hannihan Charles Holmes John P. Smith M. Connors Mystic Wharf John Disken John Mahoney

B M Workers Seek Wage Increases At Boston and Maine

James O'Brien elected master workman of Track and Fuel Department Assembly 1741 K of L. The fuel department seeks 2 a day and trackmen 2 a day with double time for overtime. Officials say the request is pending.

James O’brien Track and Fuel Department Assembly K. of L James Leonard’ Worthy John Hurley John Linnehan Dennis Shea Thomas Ryan Thomas Ward James Gagan Esquire Thomas Casey Thomas Leary Stephen Joyce Stephen Sullivan Boston & Maine Fuel Department

Offshore fishing fleet arrives with haddock and cod haul

Three off shore trips brought a large catch to the fish pier yesterday with a total 140000 pounds of haddock 6000 pounds of cod and 2000 pounds of pollock aboard the vessels Haddock Cod Pollock Cynthia James W Parker and Fannie B Prescott listed among the catches.

Haddock Pollock Cynthia James W. Parker Fannie B. Prescott Lazio Taccone Geona Naples Palermo New York Cunard Boston

Boston Freight Handlers Protest Over Cost of Living

More than 1000 members of Boston and Maine Freight Handlers Assembly 5572 K of L gathered yesterday to adopt resolutions condemning the rising cost of living. They pledged cooperation with the national movement to lower prices for food and essentials and earlier petitioned Congress for an investigation.

Boston & Maine Assembly K. of L Congress District Assembly 30

Boston Teamsters Protest High Prices and Meat Costs

The Boston Teamsters and Handlers' Union 68 denounces rising prices for meat and necessities. Members were urged to abstain from meat until costs fall to a reasonable level. Michael A. Murphy of the Boston Central Labor Union called for higher wages to offset the cost of living.

Boston Teamsters Boston Michael A. Murphy Boston Central Labor Union

Labor Union Meetings and Moves in Boston and New York

Labor notes report unions aiding striking workers in New York and Hartford with donations. Officers elected include John J. Barry as corresponding and financial secretary and Edward T Reynolds as president amid reorganizations in the Boilermakers and Cement and Asphalt Workers. Various unions plan further organizing drives in Boston and New York, with meetings and elections noted across Longshoremen, Teamsters, and other locals.

Richard W. Garrity Patrick H. Sullivan Patrick F. Connolly James J. English John W. Conley William J. Leary Mark F. Kelliher James Mantel John B. McCrea James Douglas Joseph D. Murphy Patrick J. Culkins Henry F. Corcoran Edward J. Conway Peter J. Maguire John J. Sullivan Boston Joint Council Louis R. Sullivan Boston C. S. A Washington William J. O'Leary Michael J. Quinn New York Hartford Gillespie Foley Women's Trade Union League John J. Barry Patrick Maloney Edward T. Reynolds Duffy John A. Keyes M. P. Pickering Joseph F. Haley P. T. Barry George Ingersoll P. Maloney P. J. Barry Fred Bailey William J. Dougherty International Boilermakers’ Union Boston Blacksmiths’ Helpers’ Union 244 Dougherty F. C. Geugenbach Chicago Cement and Asphalt Workers Geugenbach General Teamsters’ Union 379 Heffernan Avent Caleb Teamsters’ Unions Provident Longshoremen's Union John Ellis Harry Burkhardt

Shipping News Miniature Almanac Details Arrival and Tides

Sun rises at 7 06, sets at 4 47. Day length nine hours forty minutes. High water at 10 22 a m and 11 03 p m. Tides rise to ten feet four inches in the morning and eight feet nine inches in the afternoon. Arrivals include Lazio and Tacccone Genoa Naples 28 Palermo 380 from New York and Boston bound for several ports. Several tugs and barges listed with movements and assignments.

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