Fight Between Bricklayers Unions and Mason Builders Deepens
A dispute between Unions 3 and 27 bricklayers and the Mason Builders Association stalls after failed bids for wage and contract terms. No discrimination against non members is demanded by the builders, while unions seek hourly wage adjustments and a six member conference to settle terms. The conference at 155 Devonshire Street was held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Builders’ Association
Mason
Devonshire Street
Seven Arrests In Fourth Of July Riots At Middleboro
Seven arrests were made in Middleboro following Fourth of July riots as Sheriff Porter and five deputies arrived to find a packed courthouse. The 12 defendants faced riot charges with possible penalties up to three years and a $1,060 fine. Bail set at $600. hearings expected within a week. Deputy Lincoln injured. citizens criticize police adequacy.
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Middleboro
Henry S. Porter
Plymouth County
C. P. White
Arthur O. Stetson
George B. Leonard
Frank Hackett
Burt C. Chase
Anderson Brothers
Charles S
George E
Edward Coombs
Marion
Warren B. Stetson
Massachusetts Department of the
Asa French
Porter
Lincoln
Washburn
British Warship Officers Feted by Bar Harbor Cottagers
Officers from visiting British warships are feted in Bar Harbor Me daily with golf at Kebo Club won by Lieutenant Tovey and Franklin Ellis of Cincinnati. They toured Thingvall a summer home of Henry Reed Hatfield before a stag breakfast and an evening dinner hosted for ship leaders, cottagers, and residents as ships open to visitors.
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Bar Harbor
Kebo
Tovey
R. N
Franklin Ellis
Cincinnati
Douglass
Admiral Sands
Thingvalla
Henry Reed Hatfield
Philadelphia
President hosts guests at Sagamore Hill luncheon
President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained a notable group at Sagamore Hill including Senator Hanna of Ohio and Clement A. Griscom with his wife and guests. Senators Fairbanks and Kearns joined later and author Guy Wetmore Carryl attended. Secretary Hay traveled from Newport for business, declining to discuss the Kishineff petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Senator Hanna
Ohio
Sagamore Hill
Clement A. Griscom
Hanna
Miss Phelps
Guy Wetmore Carryl
Hay
Newport
Rev Mr Adams Returns After Disappearance
The Rev Henry Austin Adams, ex Episcopal minister turned Catholic, has returned to the United States. He is thought to be in San Francisco, having landed June 27, with no exact location disclosed, while a Maryland girl he loved remains missing and unconfirmed. Mrs Adams, living in Chappaqua, expresses a desire for proof of innocence.
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New York
Henry Austin Adams
Auckland
New Zealand
United States
San Francisco
Maryland
Adams
Mr. Adams
Eight Old South lectures for youth begin July 15
The eight part series titled The World Which Emerson Knew runs Wednesday afternoons, July 15. Tickets are free for applicants under 21 who write to the Old South Work directors in Boston and include a return stamp. Teachers may receive tickets, but adults pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South
Emerson
South Meeting House
Boston
Loubet Dines King Edward at lavish Paris dinner
King Edward meets President Loubet at the French embassy in Paris for a formal dinner honoring British hospitality. Attendees included Premier Balfour Foreign Minister Lansdowne ambassadors Choate and Mensédorff, Lord Rosebery, Duke of Devonshire, and other notable officials and dignitaries.
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London
France
Great Britain
President Loubet
King Edward
M. Loubet
Cambon
Edward
Prince of Wales
Balfour
Chamberlain
Lansdowne
United States
Choate
Count Mensédorff
Lord Rosebery
Duke of Devonshire
Deaths from violence rise with recent cases in Dorchester and Boston
Medical examiners report multiple violence related deaths including Thomas V. Duffey, a firefighter killed by a train, and Edgar L. Scribner found on Boston Common. Daniel Cashman died after machinery injuries with heart disease worsened by ether. An unidentified man of about 45 died of natural causes at Green and Stamford streets.
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Draper
Thomas V. Duffey
Xansee
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Francis A. Harris
Edgar L. Scribner
Boston Common
Daniel Cashman
Green
Stamford
Woman Struck By Neponset Car In Cohasset Crossing
Mrs. Mary Mason of Beechwood street Cohasset was struck by a Neponset car on Dorchester avenue yesterday afternoon. She was injured about the head right arm and leg. Dr Mains treated her and she was taken to her brother's home at 8 Howell street.
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Mary Mason
Beechwood Street
Cohasset
Dorchester Avenue
Mains
Howell Street
Ward 20 Democrats Plan Big Squanum Dinner
The Ward 20 Young Men's Democratic Club hosts a Saturday dinner at Squanum with Congressman John R. Thayer and Mayor John H. H. McNamee among the speakers. The event aims to energize the fall campaign and push a Democratic takeover in Ward 20, with demand for tickets surpassing the original 100 cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squanum
Ward 20 Young Men's Democratic Club
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Thayer
Boston
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
Dorchester
Williams. McNary
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph A. Dennison
Lobby Act Returns Show Legislative Expense Roles
Under the lobby act the secretary of state reports several payments for legislative services. The Boston Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Co paid Hale and Grinnell 200 dollars. the Arkwright Club had no expenses and pays its counsel Charles G Bancroft. the Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union paid Melvin M Johnson 25 dollars. Henry H Faxon paid Johnson and Johnson 25 dollars. the American Baking Powder Association paid A Cressy Morrison about 200 dollars. the Cambridge Electric Light Co paid Arthur H Brooks 200 dollars. Joseph Stone paid Blaney and Robinson 467.75 for help with the Mystic River flats bill.
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Boston Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Hale & Grinnell
Arkwright Club
Charles G. Bancroft
Massachusetts Women's Christian Temperance Union
Melvin M. Johnson
Henry H. Faxon
Johnson & Johnson
American Baking Powder Association
A. Cressy Morrison
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Arthur H. Brooks
Joseph Stone
Blaney & Robinson
Mystic River
New England Mills Ship Cotton to New Orleans
Treasurers of New England cotton mills shipped about 80 000 bales to New Orleans as demand for raw material surged. Prices in New Orleans ran 1 cent higher than New York, at 14 cents per pound. Lowell factories led deliveries with Tremont and Suffolk selling 10 000 bales. 2 400 bales were sent yesterday by steamer to New York.
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New England
New Orleans
New York
Lowell
Tremont and Suffolk
Thorndyke Gurnee Wedding Planned in Bar Harbor
Miss Lucy B. Gurnee daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter S Gurnee Jr to wed Henry Thorndyke of Boston in Bar Harbor during the last week of July at St Saviour Church. A wedding breakfast and reception will follow at the bride’s parents cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lucy B. Gurnee
Walter S. Gurnee, Jr
Henry Thorndyke
Boston
Bar Harbor
Church of St. Saviour
Cancer Cure Claim by Dr. B F Bye Oils
A testimonial advertises B F Bye oils as a painless cancer cure with home treatment and instant pain relief. It urges readers to request a book and directs to Dr. B F Bye in Indianapolis Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bye
B.F. Bye
Indianapolis
Ind
Notable Educator Endorses Peruna in National Appeal
Prof. W. B. Powell of Washington DC, longtime public school superintendent, praises Peruna as a must in every household. He cites its claimed catarrh remedying powers and health benefits across mucous membranes. Testimonials from A T Wood and Evan D Bowen tout improved health, stamina, and grip confidence after Peruna use.
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W. B. Powell
Washington
D. C
Public
United States
Powell
Peruna
N Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Scribner Murder Case Highlighted as Homicide
Police confirm Edward L. Scribner of Benton Maine was killed by blows to the head. Autopsy by Dr. Draper cites concussion and no signs of drunkenness. Detectives seek two eyewitnesses and a tall dark man. family absolves him of drinking. motive believed robbery though no money on body.
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Edward L. Scribner
Benton
Mel
Scribner
Spruce Street
Lagrange Street
Draper
Herman B. Scribner
Maine
Cain
Watts
Revere
Murgida Case Goes to Jury
Giuseppe Murgida faces manslaughter charges in the death of John Ciampa after a March 13 quarrel. Defense argues self defense citing Ciampa as quarrelsome and large. doctors disagree on death cause. Assistant DA Sughrue presents government case. jury to report at 9:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Murgida
John Ciampa
Superior Criminal Court
Ciampa
Thomas Proctor
McCausland
Harris
Sughrue
Objections Filed Over Camp Meeting Rights At Onset Bay Grove
In a Supreme Court proceeding W F Nye of New Bedford seeks an injunction to bar J Q A Whittemore and others from holding camp meetings on Onset Bay Grove Association grounds. Nye, a minority stockholder, claims the group is a joint stock or land company with no charter provision for camps. Whittemore and associates argue they may hold camp meetings and have done so for 26 years without Nye’s objection. The hearing was postponed to determine if the association’s charter authorizes camp meetings. Gillingham of New Bedford prosecuted for Nye. Grover represented the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
Supreme Court
W. F. Nye
New Bedford
J. Q. A. Whittemore
Onset Bay Grove Association
Whittemore
Nye
Ec Uae
Gillingham
Newtredford
T. B. Grover
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Kodaks
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Washington Street
Old South Church
Boylston Street
Loube Dines
Ingraham
Vavid
Winter Street
Winter ST
Thorndyke-Gurnee Wedding
A. T. Wood
Sterling
T. Wood
Evan D
Bowen
Dodge City
Kan
A. T
Evan D. Bowen
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
W.B. Powell
Supt. Public
Bagaka
DR. Draper
Somerset Club
E. L. Scribner
Murgida
J, Medina
Tremont St
Hale Goods
Tremont Street
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