Kronberg Exhibition at Copley Gallery Highlights Growth
The Kronberg show at Copley Gallery Newbury Street Boston features 22 oils painted in Paris and London in recent years. The artist expands technique beyond earlier stage and stage life works with notable pieces including Fond Recollections Ballet Girl in Pink and The Velita.
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Louis Kronberg
Copley Gallery
Newbury Street
Boston
Paris
Qlondon
Kronberg
Mr. Kronberg
Herring Catch Rises Despite Depletion Claims
In St John’s Newfoundland on January 26, reports show the winter herring catch up 20 000 barrels from last year, despite captains warning West Coast fisheries are declining.
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ST. John’s, N. F
Daughters of the American Revolution Win Tax Exemption
The Molly Varnum Chapter of the D A R in Lowell won exemption from taxes on its real estate as a literary benevolent charitable and scientific association. The Supreme Judicial Court held the chapter aided the destitute, supported public schools and a library, aided a boys industry school and girls sewing class, funded historical research and sites, and promoted patriotism by keeping alive the memory of independence leaders.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Supreme Judicial Court
Braley
Molly Varnum
Lowell
Herring Duty Hike Sparks Broad Opposition
Sailors and dealers protest a customs decision raising fresh herring duty from a quarter to three quarters of a cent per pound imported from British provinces. Officials deem frozen fish not fresh, prompting firm debate. A 200000 pound cargo heads to port as ships report from Bay of Islands. Washington may settle the dispute.
Hub Druggists Hold Election At Boston Meeting
The Boston Druggists Association elected J. Arthur Bean as president, George H. Ingraham as treasurer, and Harry C. Wiggin as secretary at the annual gathering at Youngs Hotel. President Treadway urged party-line mayoral races and supported changing the statute prohibiting street railway operation by railroad companies.
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HUB
Boston Druggists’ Association
Young's
J. Arthur Bean
George H. Ingraham
Harry C. Wiggin
Senate
Treadway
Boston Lawyer Joseph Pastene Disbarred After Disappearance
Joseph N. Pastene, a Boston lawyer who vanished two years ago amid client complaints of misused funds, was yesterday disbarred from practicing law in Massachusetts.
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Joseph N. Pastene
Boston
Massachusetts
Labor Leaders cc 1910 Roscoe L Hall Lynn union president
Roscoe L. Hall born in Maine rose from machine shop work to lead the Lynn Central Labor Union and serve as Machinists Union president. He spoke on factory speedups and the wage system, detailing checks by number and worker endurance. He held multiple union roles including vice president of District Lodge 19.
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Roscoe L. Hall
Lynn
Machinists’ Union
Hall
Labor unrest and union actions dominate Boston meeting
The Boston Central Labor Union executive committee disputed claims of abnormal yard conditions at Charlestown Navy Yard and pressed for more permanent naval work. A machinists group urged higher labor security. unions elected officers for Piano and Organ Workers and discussed wage scales, with support for New York wage demands. The Marble Workers Union revived members, Teamdrivers Council set tonight’s meeting, and plumbers plan a Lowell convention with delegates from many locals.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Charlestown Navy Yard
United States
Massachusetts
Navy
Charles B. Carlson
William L. Eno
F. H. Murray
J. E. Jennings
William Sanborn
Segeant-At-Arms
Thomas Horrigan
William Scully
Thomas Sweedman
New York
Michael A. Murphy
William H. O’brien
Frank H. McCarthy
New England
A. I. of L
Edmond F. Ward
Boston
Marble Workers’ Union 56
Kneeland Street
State Association of Plumbers
Trade and Labor
Hall
Lowell
Second Marriage Another Failure in Mrs Kimball’s Life
The divorced wife of Salem glue maker Andrew Dodd, Mary Alma Dodd Kimball, sues her second husband John H. Kimball for divorce. Read of her previous 1908 divorce from Dodd and a 1909 marriage, with alleged infidelity and a New York contact.
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Mary Alma Dodd Kimball
Andrew Dodd
Salem
John H. Kimball
New England
New York
North Shore Society
Helen Roche
King
Europe
Dodds
Kimball
Harry S. Ferris
Brighton
Brookline
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