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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1911

Page

2

Labor union urges pipes for prisoners to curb dope habit

Boston Central Labor Union backed a plan to supply adult male prisoners in state and county institutions with pipes and tobacco and liberal smoking hours as the best method to prevent the dope habit. The group also supported a tax bill on incomes over 2000 a year and assigned further study to vocational education.

Boston Central Labor Union Wells Memorial Hall State Senate Boston Co. L. A. Soes Arthur G. Davis Typographical Union Harry Vandermelen Cigarmakers’ Union 97 Park Department Employees’ Union John J. Fenton Coal Teamsters and Handlers Union 68 Michael A. Murphy Stablemen's Union Massachusetts A. F. of Ly Haverhill

Boston unions push South Boston tunnel and voter referendums

The Boston Central Labor Union adopts a hard line resolution demanding immediate construction of the South Boston and Dorchester tunnel before others and a citywide referendum on legislative tunnel or subway measures. It also backs taxing incomes over $2000 and notes concerns about dope and prison tobacco use amid rising drug issues.

South Boston Dorchester Boston Boylston Street Back Bay Brookline Newtons Boston Central Labor Union Hpouse of Representatives Senate

Mass Meeting of Metal Trades Set for July 31 in Quincy

Boston Blacksmiths' Union announces a mass meeting of metal trades for July 31 in Quincy. International officers will press for an eight hour day. The New York City local blacksmiths union, the largest with 972 members, seeks Brotherhood membership, signaling potential broader unionization including the helpers.

Metal Trades Union Boston Blacksmiths’ Union Eliot Street Metal Trades Quincy Blacksmiths’ Brotherhood New York City Union of Blacksmiths New York Union of Blacksmiths’ Helpers Brotherhade

Knights of Labor to honor Thomas H. Canning at Sept reception

At District Assembly 30 of the Knights of Labor in Clyde Hall yesterday, delegates voted to host a reception and banquet for Thomas H. Canning, district master workman and national head, on his September return from Europe where he studies labor conditions. A arrangements committee was chosen with P. J. McCarthy as chairman. Three delegates died during the hot spell.

Knights of Labor Incorporated Clyde Hall Thomas H. Canning Knights Europe P. J. McCarthy District Assembly

Nine Hour Day Favored by Railroad Men in Charlestown

District Assembly 30 of Knights of Labor, meeting at 2 Main Street, Charlestown, voted to replace the 10 hour day with a nine hour schedule for freight handlers, round house workers, railroad truckmen and fuel department men. The group plans outreach to other unions to support the change.

District Assembly Knights of Labor Main Street Charlestown Round House

Firemen's Union Opposes Warren Reappointment

The Sta tionary Firemen's Union 242 advised Governor Foss to deny reappointment of Civil Service Commissioner Warren, citing alleged prejudice against organized labor. The union's executive board also noted growing interest in steam engine education with about 50 members attending daytime lectures and demonstrations at the union hall.

Foss Warren Patts Blackboard

Plumbers Warn of Strike If Demands Not Met by Aug 1

Boston Plumbers Union No 12 voted after a three hour session at Lawrence Encampment Hall to cease work by August 1 if wage demands are not granted. Journeymen seek 5.20 per day from 4.40 with eight hour days kept. Master plumbers to be notified today. About 400 members attended. Barbers Union president Chris H. Mallen spoke and the meeting backed barber unionizing efforts.

Lawrence Washington Street Boston Plumbers’ Union No. 12 Chris H. Mallen Barbers’ Union Barbers

Funeral for Kendrick and mother in Jamaica Plain

The Rev Reuben Kidner assisted at the funeral for Henry S Kendrick and his mother Mrs Laura S Kendrick who died within hours of each other from heat. The service was held at the Kendrick residence 289 Chestnut Avenue Jamaica Plain at 2 PM.

Reuben Kidner The Trinity Church Henry S. Kendrick Laura S. Kendrick Kendrick Chestnut Avenue Jamaica Plain

Auto Kills a Sleeping Man in Rhode Island

H P Bangs a Providence man sleeping in tall grass outside the baseball park was run over and killed by a Boston driver William E Hunter. Hunter employed by William F Fort had brought a party to the Providence Jersey City game and was backing his touring car when he failed to see Bangs. One rear wheel passed over Bangs chest and he died without regaining consciousness.

Rocky Boint R. I

Madame Barutio Boston Actress Dies at 55

Mary E. Gibbs known as Madame Barutio, died Friday at 41 Howard Street West End aged 55. Funeral services at St. Joseph's Church Chambers Street with burial at Calvary Cemetery. She starred on the Boston vaudeville stage and traveled nationwide. She trained her daughter Musette for the stage and was active in Scottish societies.

Mary E. Gibbs Madame Barutio Howard Street West End Calvary Cemetery St. Joseph's Church Chambers Street Boston Aeire Tremy Temple Ty, Musette

Col Albert Clarke Civil War Hero and Statesman Dead

Col Albert Clarke a prominent civic leader in Vermont and Massachusetts died after a storied career. Born October 18 1840 in Granville Vermont he served as colonel in the Thirteenth Vermont Volunteers and led at Gettysburg. He held political and editorial posts across Vermont Massachusetts and Boston leading rail and tariff causes and editing several papers.

Briliant Vermont Volunteers Massachusetts Vermont Albert Clarke Granville Rochester Barre Academy Montpelier Thirteenth Regiment Vermont Volunteer Infantry Gettysburg Dillingham Vermont Senate Vermont & Canada Railroad Company Central Vermont St. Albans

Petition to elect Martha Shackford as Wellesley dean

Alumnae of Wellesley press a petition urging Prof Martha Hale Shackford be chosen as the next dean as the board weighs a successor to Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton the president. Shackford, a novelist and English literature author, is praised for scholarship and executive ability.

Wellesley Martha Hale Shackford Ellen Fitz Pendleton Miss Shackford Board of Trustees

Aviator Mars Out of Danger After Plane Fall

Erie Pa July 16 J Bud Mars injured in a Friday aeroplane crash at Hamet Hospital in Erie shows rapid recovery. He sat up and ate well today and is now out of danger with expected hospital discharge in about a week.

Erie Penn Bud) Mars Hamet Hospital

Six Men Escape Fire On Florence C Motor Boat Basin Incident

A 20 foot power boat named Florence C. burned off Ek Street in South Boston, exposing six men to burns or drowning as it drifted about the basin near gasolene storage. They escaped by tender after an explosion, firemen rowed in with chemical hoses, and the blaze was subdued with a close-quarters water attack. Several nearby vessels were moved to safety to prevent spread.

Florence C Sander William C. Clark Hill Place J. B. Rutter New York First K Streets

Naval Reserve Men Off for New York In Simulated Attack

Naval militia from nine states and DC join a two day drill off Gardiner's Bay. A 17-ship blue fleet led by Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus maneuvers against a red defense armada under Commander E F Eberle. Attacks planned between July 15 and July 20 with drills on abandon ship collision fire and man overboard.

Mentors District of Columbia Sandy Hook New York Long Island Sound Gardiner’s Bay Long Island Gardiner's Bay Atlantic Fleet Connecticut Osterhaus Delaware Michigan Louisiana Kansas South Carolina New Hampshire Minnesota Idlaho Vermont Mississippi Nebraska Rhode Island Virginia Ohio Maine Missouri Salem Chester Celtic Culgoa Lebanon Panther Patuxent Solace Red Fleet E. F E. Eberle Dixie Eberle Castine Naval Reserve

Death notices and funeral notices from Malden and Boston area

Death notices list Henrie Bailey James Brien John Conway Nellie Mason Nellie S Mas Mendum Morse Norris Raftery Schworm Sorenson Sullivan and others with funeral dates and mass times in Malden Roxbury East Boston Roslindale Somerville Brookline Dorchester and surrounding areas. Funeral from residences, mass times and dates July 16 18 noted.

St. John’s N. F New Conway East Boston John Conway Richard Kirby Bennington Street Jaquith Jamaica Plain Grare Edwin Jaquith Washington Street Keene Massachusetts General James Margaret Keene John J. Keene Temple Street Roxbury St. Thomas Chu Melrose Horatio S Go Street Maine Mason Nellie S. Mas Gaston Street M’devitt Wollaston Dominick McDevitt Lyng Iinneral 103 Avenue St. John’s Citu School Street Quincy McDonald A. McDonald George Brennan Webt Street Church of the Assumption 74 Street St. Mary's of Assumption Church Raftery Mrc Raftery Daniel McKinnon Border St Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Birch Street Roslindale Sorenson Richards Avenue Henry Bertha Sorenson D. Adams Poplar Street Roslind Sullivan Elizabeth T John Sullivan

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