Labor's Formal Charges Against Olney
Knights of Labor leaders in Washington drafted a memorial to Congress seeking impeachment of Attorney General Olney. The document accuses Olney of high crimes, military overreach into states, unlawful arrests, and misuse of federal power, urging presidential action and congressional support. It notes six Knights of Labor in the House and three in the Senate ready to move impeachment.
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Philadelphia
VW Hayes
Messrs. McGuire
French
The
Knights of Labor
Washington
Fiknights of Labor
Congress
Olney
State of
United States
Richard Olney
Department of Jyustice
Illinois
Secretary of War
Seren Ely
Congress of the
Pullman Palace Car Company
House
Senate
Charlestown Club hosts first house and lawn party of season
The Charlestown Club held its season opening party at the club quarters on High street last night. A Germania Orchestra performed on a platform with intermissions from the Clover Club Mandolin Quartet. Dancer Little Proto entertained the 600 members and guests on the polished floor, followed by a served collation.
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Charlestown Club
High Street
Germania Orchestra
Clover Club
Mandolin
Little Proto
Clover
Knights of Labor hold Boston meetings on strike question
Boston Knights of Labor meetings last night avoided the railroad strike issue. Officials clarify that strikes require district action or orders from the general executive committee. Sovereign’s appeal calls for sympathy strikes nationwide, with AFL sanction needed. Railroad unions in Boston await district master workman orders after local votes. False rumor about Pullman cars across harbor debunked. only freight cars moved.
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Knights of Labor
Boston
General Executive Committee
M. J. Bishop
District Assembly
Sovereign
Brotherhood of
Railroad Engineers
D. A. 30
K. of L
Gompers
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union of
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
New York & New England Railroad
Boston & Maine
East Boston
Drowning Rescue Highlighted by Cambridge Patrolman
Patrolman P F Murray of Station 1 Cambridge earned praise after diving into the Charles River yesterday to save a drowning man. Boat occupants John Phelps John Darby and R McBain capsized near Damon's Safe Works by the West Boston bridge. Phelps and Darby saved themselves while McBain sank before Murray reached him.
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P. F. Murray
Cambridge
John Phelps
John Darby
R. McBain
Charles
Damon
West Boston Bridge
Phelps
Darby
McBain
Murray
Picnic of Union 6064 Draws 1500 at Lovell's Grove
Federal Labor Union 6064 held its first annual picnic and excursion at Lovell's Grove drawing about 1500 attendees. The Clifford barge transported guests while activities included eating, baseball, football and other games. Many officials and delegates attended, with organizers Crowley and O'Donnell coordinating.
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Federal Labor Union
Lovell’s Grove
Clifford
McNary
John F. Fitzgerald
M. P. Geary
John J. Browne
William H. Miller
Nonpareil Associates
Joseph Donovan
Ward 13
Tammany Club
Sachem
James F. Curran
Jere J. Casey
W. H. McMorrow
John J. Mahoney
Thomas Ahern
James W. Kelley
Michael J. Melledy
Brown Glee Club
William H. Crowley
George H. O’donnell
Henry H. Carter
Peter H. Costello
Phil Jackson
Yarmouth Collision Claims Debunked In Letter
A Post reporter consulted the Yarmouth agent who stated only one man was killed in Yarmouth collisions and that Captain McGray was the commander at that time not Captain Doane.
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the Post
Yarmouth
Doane
Sanderson
McGray
Post
Yarmouth Company
Bijou Social Club Dance at Winthrop Beach Thursday
The Bijou Social Club plans a Thursday Winthrop Beach dance with an original program. Instead of intermission, a male quartet sings, plus fancy dancing, a banjo guitar and mandolin club and readings by top talent.
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Winthrop Beach
National Retail Shoe Dealers' Association Banquet
The National Retail Shoe Dealers Association held its annual banquet at Young's Hotel with about forty members. debate centered on shortening hours and adopting a one price system to build a national club. speakers urged local branches, independent action, and wider representation to resolve hours and expansion.
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National
A. S. Foster
Boston
H. E. Boynton
Nightingale
Easton
Penn
National Association
Messrs
W. L. Sage
BE. D. Eldridge
E. H. Smith
C. H. McDermott
The
Boot and Shoe Recorder
Mr. Gleason
Binghamton
N. Y
E. H. Frye
George T. Martin
Verdi Quartet
Ira A. Nay, Jr
Senators Endorse Military Measures and Arbitration Debate
The Senate adopted Daniel of Virginia's substitute resolution backing vigorous presidential actions to deter lawless interference with federal law, mail transport, and interstate commerce. Debate centered on a possible arbitration clause, which was rejected 11 to 35, with the resolution then passed amid passage of the diplomatic and consular and pension appropriation bills.
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Washington
Senate
Daniel
Virginia
Peffer
United States
Dolph
Oregon
Pullman Company
Congress
Gallinger
Rep
N. H
Platt
Conn
Cleveland
Sherman
Ohio
Pension Office
Military academy bill passed with graduate ban amendment
Under Commissioner Lochren assailed by Rep. Cullom of Illinois and Rep. Gal linger of New Hampshire, defended by Rep. Palmer of Illinois, the military academy appropriation bill was approved. The only notable amendment forbids any graduate from serving as professor or instructor at the academy within two years of graduation.
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Lochren
Cullom
Rep
Gallinger
N. H
Palmer
Dem
Ill
Committee On Appropriations
Tenth annual Retail Shoe Dealers convention at Young's
About twenty five delegates from several states attended the tenth annual convention of the Retail Shoe Dealers National Association at Young's. The meeting addressed standard lasts measurements, a possible carton size schedule, and the value of repair shops and top quality rubber stock. Officers were re elected including President F W Gilbert. secretary O Felt. treasurer George L Fuller. executive committee members James Murray Waltham and others.
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F. W. Gilbert
Gilbert
Association
W. N. Towne
Thomas Agents
McDermott
Murray
Woonsocket
R. I
Assembly
Dore
Lynn
Nightingale
Easton
Penn
Cheney
Somerville
Felt
Manchester
Spaulding
Lexington
Earle
Carliff
Dover
N. H
Fuller
Munson
Mass
Towne
Waltham
A. Denning
The
Shoe and Leather Review
Chicago
O. ©. Felt
Manchester, Vt
George L. Fuller
Munroe
James Murray
J. J. Species
C. A. Burleigh
Boston
T. ©. Newcombe
W. A. Cheney
W. H. E. Ripp
John Lesley
Weston, R. L
George C. Hunt
Worcester
McRae bill passed to forfeit unearned railroad land grants
In Washington on July 11 the House approved the McRae measure aimed at forfeiting unearned railroad land grants. Proponents argued it protects settlers and secures their rights, while opponents warned it could unsettle titles and threaten homes. Speaker Crisp was recalled by illness and James D. Richardson was elected Speaker pro tem.
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Washington
McRae
Crisp
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Francis W. Reid M D Boston Doctor Advertises Services
Dr Francis W Reid a Boston physician with four years in practice offers specialist care for heart disease lung disorders and general nervous debility. Primary consultation and examination free. Address Sunnyside 803 Warren Street Roxbury Boston Massachusetts invitation to country patients to write for symptoms.
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Francis W.reid
M.d.ndon
United States
Metropolitan Provident Dispensary Co
London
Eng
Boston
Sunnyside
Warren St
Dale St
Roxbury
Massa
Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Cleveland
Boston dispatch reports the thirteenth international Christian Endeavor convention opening in Cleveland Ohio with gatherings in fourteen churches and the Y M C A auditorium. Fifteen congregations host praise services and multiple pastors deliver talks on topics such as The Spiritual Life of Endeavorers and The Life That Tells.
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Cleveland
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Mile Park Presbyterian Church
A. ©. Ludlow
J. F. Cowan
Pittsburg
Penn
Franklin Circle Church of Christ
S. L. Barsie
James L. Hill
D. D
Salem
Mass
I. M. Alden
Pansy
Washington, D. C
Euclid Avenue
J. T. Tyler
M. W. Binford
Richmond
Ind
Joel
Frances J. Barnes
New York City
Charles A. Dickinson
Boston
Dunham Avenue
A. B. Chalmers
H. P. Crosse
Chicago
Ill
ChristianEndeavor
Tennis S. Hamlin
D. C
Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charles Townsend
Floating
Society of Christian Endeavor
A. J. Jones
Falmouth
P. S. Henson
Second Presbyterian Church
John Willis Baer
Christian Endeavor
Ellen J. Phinney
John Henry Barrows
First Presbyterian Church
William A. Knight
Anthony Comstock
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. J. Waugh
S. Edward Young
Asbury
N. J
the Times
Ralph W. Brokaw
Springfield
John T. Beckley
Philadelphia
Free medical services for all diseases by Dr Dewey
Examinations and medical attendance are absolutely free for all applicants before August 1 at 74 Boylston street offices 7 and Hotel Pelham. Hours 9 to 1, 2 to 5, and 6 to 8 pm daily except Sunday 10 to 4 pm. closed Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
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Dewey
Hotel Pelham
Boylston Street
Man Arrested After Roxbury Street Fight Over Pick Attack
Tony Parsolippi is under arrest on a charge of assault and battery after a street fight among Italian laborers at a Brookline Gas Co site on Elm Hill Avenue Roxbury. Nicholas Humbert, the injured worker, had a rib broken by a pick to the back near the spine and was taken to City Hospital. Humbert was attacked by Parsolippi, who was jailed in Station 9 and will be arraigned in Roxbury District Court today.
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Brookline Gas Company
Elm Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Nicholas Humbert
Humbert
Division 9
Tony Parsolippi
Roxbury District Court
To Love and Honor Bride of John O'Brien’s Daughter Marries Colonel O Connor
The residence of John O'Brien in East Cambridge glowed with lights for the marriage of his daughter Fannie to Colonel M J O Connor of the Sacred Pioneer Corps. A nuptial mass was held at the Church of the Sacred Heart by Rev P J O'Donnell. The bride wore white lawn with Irish point lace and orange blossoms, entered with best man John O Connor. Bridesmaid Theresa O'Brien wore lemon corded silk. four attendants and several ushers accompanied the couple. A breakfast for 150 followed at the bride’s home with Scott's Orchestra. The couple plan a Cambridgeport home after a short wedding tour, and will be at home after Sept 14. Gifts included an oak sideboard, china, a lamp, and various keepsakes from family and friends. A reception closed the evening with guests offering congratulations under a floral arch.
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John O’brien
Sixth Street
East
Cambridge
Fannie O’brien
M. J. O’connor
Sacred Pioneer Corps
P. J. O’donnell
Church of the Sacred Heart
May O’connor
May Collins
Edward Martin
John Quinlin
Joseph Duffy
Frank Gaughan
Scott
Colonel O’connor
Cambridgeport
F. M. T. A. Society
O’connor
Miss Gaughan
Nellie Morrissey
Marriage at Auburndale Church Unites Miss Jane Adams and Mr Henry Patterson
A thousand guests attended the ceremony at Congregational Church Auburndale yesterday noon. Miss Jane Harrington Adams, daughter of John Quincy Adams, wed Mr Henry Whitely Patterson of Cupples Patterson Boston at the hands of Rev Calvin Cutler D D. The wedding featured 8 year old Donald H Adams in white duck.
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Congregational Church
Auburndale
Jane Harrington Adams
Henry Whitely Patterson
Calvin Cutler
D. D
Miss Adams
John Quincy Adams
The
Commonwealth
State House
Patterson
Boston
Cupples & Patterson
Boylston Street
Donald H. Adams
Hebrew Wedding in Minot's Hall Highlights Sion Society
A Hebrew wedding for Mr. B. Steinert and Miss Jennie Brown was held last evening in Minot's Hall Springfield street with Rab Freedman officiating. Attendants included Brown Menthall Lena Frank Fannie Steinert and floor director Harry Woldstein. Over 300 guests attended with numerous local names listed among the celebrants and attendees.
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Minot’s
Springfield Street
Sion
Mr. B. Steinert
Jennie Brown
Rabbi Freedman
Hanover Street
Misses Brown
Menthall
Lena Frank
Fannie Steinert
Messrs. L. Steinert
D. H. Frank
Ll. Steinert
Steinert
van Buren
Leventhall
R. Bloomfield
Mr. Fischman
Mr. Brown
Lawrence
8. Jacobs
M. Courtnick
Mr. Plotnick
Providence
Marguerite Club Names Officers At Washington Street Meeting
The Marguerite Club of the South End met at 1091 Washington Street last night and elected President V Castlucci Vice President V Twiani Secretary G Campana Financial Secretary Joseph H Summer Treasurer J G Stabile with a board of directors R Caciccolo S Caciccolo D Albain E Albaine and G Rungi for the term.
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Marguerite Club
South End
Washington Street
V. Castlucci
V. Twiani
G. Campana
Joseph H. Summer
J. G. Stabile
R. Caciccolo
S. Caciccolo
D. Albaine
A. Albaine
G. Rungi
American Wringer Co. Manufacturing and Repairs on Wringers
The American Wringer Co. operates at 12 and M Broadway extension as manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders are promptly attended to and a telephone call to Tremont 764 is available.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway
City
Tremont
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