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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1912

Page

3

Fiery Speeches Stir Lawrence Strikers Amid Looming Crisis

Mass meetings and threats color a Lawrence strike as Ettor urges unity and resistance to mill openings. Police and militia brace for dawn actions while parade plans aim to block access to the mill district. Some mills report full 56 hour pay plus bonuses, others fear injuries.

Thirteen New Englanders on List of Forty Immortals

The National Institute of Arts and Letters lists 40 immortals in the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Notables include Charles Francis Adams Henry Adams Henry M Walton John Bigelow John Burroughs Nicholas Murray Butler George W Cable Basil L Gildersleeve Arthur Hadley William Dean Howells Henry James Robert Underwood Johnson Henry Cabot Lodge Thomas Lounsbury Abbott Lawrence Lowell Hamilton Mabie F Hopkinson Smith Henry Van Dyke Andrew Dickson White George E Woodberry and others from New England and New York region.

National Institute of Arts and Letters American Academy of Arts and Letters Charles Francis Adams Lincoln Mass Henry Adams Boston The North American Review Henry M. Walton New York Harper’s John Bigelow W. G C. Brownell John Burroughs West Park Burroughs Walt Whitman Nicholas Murray Butler George W. Cable Northampton Basil L. Gildersleeve Baltimore Arthur Twining Hadley Yale University Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts United States Theodore Roosevelt Alexander Hamilton Daniel Webster Washington Thomas R. Lounsbury New Haven Yale Charles Dudley Warner Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard England America Hamilton Wright Mabie Summit N. J William Shakspere Alfred T. Mahan United States Navy American Historical Society Farragut Nelson Brander Matthews Columbia University Peter Stuyvesant Russ Perry Cambridge Harvard University Whittier James Ford Rhodes James Whitcomb Riley American Institute of Art and Letters William M. Sloan Princeton New Jersey Napoleon Bonaparte Fistory Tennyson Holy Land Andrew Dickson White Ithaca N. Y Germany Hague Peace Commission France Christendom George E. ‘Woodberry Beverly Edgar Allan Poe Bacon Coleridge

Lawrence Mill Strike Unites Workers in Defiant Rally

Some 1500 Lawrence residents packed City Hall to denounce mill owners and Mayor Scanlon as strikers vow to shut mills tomorrow. Ettor Halliday and DéBell urged mass action with calls to organize strike breakers and confront scabs while fund drives report strong support for relief efforts.

Ettor Lawrence City Hall Scanlon Joseph J. Ettor Thomas J. Halliday James A. DéBell Boston Cigar Makers’ Union 97 Lena Morrill Lewis Chicago James DeBell Bunco American Woolen Company Essex Street Broadway Common Street St. Anthony’s Syrian Church Bradford Street James De _ Bell Relief Committee New England William D. Haywood W. E. Troutman New Bedford Textile Workers New Bedford William Yates National Industrial Union of Textile Workers Industrial Workers of the World Massachusetts Fall River Ettor, Haywood Troutman

Will Fight to End

William D. Haywood declares he will stay in Lawrence until strikers win or he dies. He vows to return to Lawrence and continue the confrontation, signaling resolve amid the labor dispute and ongoing picketing actions.

William D. Haywood Lawrence

Polish People Raise Money for Striking Workers

A crowded parochial school hall in South Boston hosted Polish sympathizers for Lawrence striker relief. Rev. Alexander Lyski presided as $80 was raised to aid the suffering workers, and a 30 member committee was formed to organize further fundraising and distribution of relief.

South Boston Lawrence Alexander Lyski

Curtiss Receives Aero Club Top Aviation Award

Glenn H. Curtiss, inventor of the hydro-aero plane, was informed by the Aero Club of America that he won the club's first annual trophy for the greatest aviation achievement in 1914.

Los Angeles Cal Glenn H. Curtiss Aero Club of America

Historic Linen Towels Sale Items and Prices

A local sale advertises hemstitched Huck-a-back towels in multiple sizes with damask borders and reduced per dozen prices. Also listed are All Linen towels, birdseye options, ready made dish towels, and glass linen with markdowns from original figures.

Nightgowns and corset accessories sale notice

Advertises night gowns in cambrie with V necks and lace trims at 1.95 to 3.00 regular price. corset covers in French styles with lace details at 0.55. Adria corsets in coutil boned with Walohn at 2.50. kimonos in red fleece down with satin bound at 1.85. Reg prices listed.

Hamburg la Adria

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