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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

12

Philosophy of Trade Unionism Featured at Sagamore Conference

John Mitchell’s Chicago paper Read to Sagamore Sociological conference argues peace in industry rests on trade agreements. He notes unions unite workers to counter employer advantage and push for shorter hours higher wages and better conditions. calls for protection from sickness accidents and child labor limits.

John Mitchell Sagamore Conference Sagamore Beach Sagamore Mitchell Chicago Denver United Action

Decapitated Malden Man Found Dead on Everett R R Tracks

Everett police report the decapitated body of Daniel J. Murphy of 316 Medford Street Malden was found on the Boston and Maine tracks near the Broadway overpass. Identification came from naturalization papers. a June 27 letter suggests possible self-inflicted death, no foul play suspected.

Malden R. R Everett Daniel J. Murphy Medford Stre Malden Edlock Jesse Killion Everett Police Department Boston & Maine Broadway Castletown County Cork Ireland Katie Murphy Medford Street Mass

Women Federation Close Biannual Session In Boston

The Boston bi ennial of National Women's Clubs ends with a rousing welcome for new Federation president Mrs. Philip N. Moore and tribute to outgoing leader Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker. Speakers stress unity in diversity and pledge to fight child labor as Senator Beveridge urges activism ahead of the 1900 elections.

Sarah Platt Decker Philip N. Moore Boston National Women’s Clubs Federation Moore May Alden Ward Decker Massachusetts W. K. James Missouri Frances Squire Potter Minnesota J. W. Orr California Mrs. Moore John Sherman Illinois Kinsey Indiana Senator Beveridge Women’s Federation Potter Hall J. Borden Harriman New York

Massachusetts Labor Protest Demands Permanent Union Action

Massachusetts union leaders pressed for a permanent organization to coordinate political action after a protest meeting denouncing Senate labor votes. They called for publication of the last legislature labor questions and the names of Senators who opposed protections such as the 56 hour bill and peaceful picketing.

Massachusetts Senate James R. Crozier A. F. of L Legislative Committee

Taft Clarifies Ohio Campaign Role In Taft Victory Outlook

Washington June 30 Taft met with Representative Burton of Cleveland who named Vorys as a possible figure in the national campaign but stated he will not chair the Republican national committee. Burton expects political wrinkles to be smoothed in days.

Washington Taft Representative Burton Cleveland Chicago Ohio Burton Vorys

Husband seeks revenge for wife in physician poisoning case

In Philadelphia on June 30, police and the coroner say a husband killed Dr. William H. Wilson by poisoning his ale to avenge his wife. Authorities indicate the killer, known to them, may have aimed to shield his wife’s name from investigators.

Dr. Wilson Philadelphia Penn William H. Wilson

Bungalows Scene of Lookout for Dr Wilson Case

The west bank bungalow of Dr. Wilson near Cornewells Pennsylvania was found disturbed with drawers ransacked and papers missing. Detective Paul said investigators had not visited the home or taken any items, while the doctor’s North Seventh Street residence also drew patients after the poisoned ale incident.

Dr. Wilson Delaware River Cornewells Penn Frank A. Paul

Boy Killed After Bathing Near Charles River Dam

Nine year old Mathew Hourahan of East Cambridge went bathing near the new Charles River dam. He hid among lumber after dressing, but workers shifting large sticks crushed him to death.

Little Mathew Hourahan Fourth Street East Cambridge Charles River

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