Master Brewers Appeal 10 Courts Clash With Labor Unions
Boston brewers file 14 bills in equity against brewery workers and unions led by Local 14 29 Local 3 and Local 16 asking for injunctions to halt boycott violence and intimidation. Judge Braley set notice returnable July 24. Plaintiffs include Star brewery A J Houghton McCormick’s Highland Spring and others.
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Boston
Braley
Equity
Superior Court
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
I. R. Clark
John W. Corcoran
W. A. Sprout
Clark
Star Brewery
A. J. Houghton
McCormick’s
Highland Spring
New England Brewing Company
Massachusetts Brewing Company
Union
Boston Beer Company
Burkhart’s
van Nostrand’s
J. W. Kenney’s
Puritan
Waldberg
Souther’s
Frank H. McCarthy
James R. Crozier
John A. Kenney
Frederick J
Kenney
Kneeland
Board of Police
United States
New England
N.U
Edward Breidenbach
J. Emil Lieber
James Dempsey
Edmund F. Ward
The
International Brotherhood
Aphrodite Sloop Rescued After Keel Loss Near Portland
The 40 foot sloop Aphrodite from Boston was found bottom up 15 miles southwest of Cape Elizabeth. The stern vessel Jathniel of New York towed her to Peak's Island. No bodies were found in the cabin after rescue.
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Aphrodite
Boston
Cape Elizabeth
Peak's Island
Charlestown Yacht Party Sees Near Drowning After Boat Capsizes
A Charlestown party including Mr and Mrs James Harvey and their daughter Gladys Harvey were rescued after their yacht Amphrodite capsized on a Maine coast cruise. Captain Samuel Morris remained aboard to prevent further danger as a coastwise schooner towed them to safety in Boston Harbor.
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James Harvey
Gladys Harvey
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Harvey
Samuel Morris
Bunker Hill Yacht Club
Mystic River
Maine
Boothbay
Wood Island
Cape Elizabeth
Morris
Oceanic House Employees on Pleasure Trip Tragedy
Oceanic House workers on a pleasure trip were capsized in a squall during a voyage. Harry Farrington and W. A. Alward, Harvard students, were among those who lost their lives while attempting to save others.
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Oceanic House
Harry Farrington
W. A. Alward
Harvard
Portsmouth
WN. H
Star Island
Isles of Shoals
Fred Miles
Farrington
Allward
Bessie Chase
Eva Marshall
Isabel Kapuska
Drs. Warren
Boston
Richter
Fortsmouth
Alward
Harvard University
Forsyth Hall
Appledore Island
Appledore House
Sam Adams
Alice Haggarty
Applecore Island
Maine Makes Nearly 20 Knots In Builder Trial
The battleship Maine returned to Philadelphia after a sea trial averaging 18.29 knots on a measured course. Earlier a 19.95 knot run lasting 30 minutes met contract speed. machinery performed smoothly and overall performance was satisfactory.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Maine
Cramps
Half Season Sale at Shuman Corner Dresses
A. Shuman & Co. advertises children's short white dresses for ages 1 and 2 at Shuman Corner. Dresses are slightly soiled and reduced from 2.4 to 1 dollars.
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A. Shuman & Co
Shuman Corner
Melrose Girl Struck by Train While Saving Dog
Miss Grace Hickey 2, of Melrose, attempted to rescue her pug at the Wyoming avenue crossing of the Boston & Maine railroad. She was struck by an outbound express, suffered a broken leg and cuts, with a possible brain concussion, and was taken to Melrose Hospital. Her family home is 11 Bartlett Street.
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Melrose
Grace Hickey
E. J. Hickey
Wyoming Avenue
Boston & Maine Railroad
Miss Hickey
Melrose Hospital
Bartlett Street
Lightning Strikes Two Men Near Jamaica Plain Estate
A thunderstorm aftermath leaves John Meade of Cambridge and Arthur Stratton of Waverly injured after a lightning bolt hit as they sheltered under a tree at the Goodwin estate corner May and Center streets Jamaica Plain. Meade is hospitalized in precarious condition. Stratton was stunned and sent home after aid at Station 18 by Dr Woodworth.
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John Meade
Garden Street
Cambridge
City Hospital
Arthur Stratton
Barnes Street
Waverly
Goodwin Estate
May
Centre Streets
Jamaica Plain
Meade
Stratton
Woodworth
Cambridge Official Summoned Over Vaccination Refusal
Albert M. Pear, assistant city clerk of Cambridge, has been summoned to the Third District Court on a Saturday over his refusal to be vaccinated. The Board of Health acted after noting his stance and similar summons were issued to others including a minister. Pear cites rheumatic trouble and a doctor’s certificate advising against vaccination.
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Cambridge
Albert M. Pear
Cambridge Board of Health
Pear
Middlesex Court
Hawley Charters Special Train to Lunch With President
Hawley of Texas missed his train at Long Island City and chartered a special to Sagamore arriving as luncheon was announced. Colonel Theodore A. Bingham arrived to discuss White House alterations. William P. D. Bynum of Indiana, a member of the law codification commission, also called on the President.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
R. B. Hawley
Texas
Long Island City
Sagamore
Theodore A. Bingham
White House
William PD. Bynum
Indiana
United States
Fire at Ginns Wharf Charestown Causes Major Loss
A large blaze at Ginns wharf rear 381 Medford Street Charlestown destroyed the kindling wood shop and boat house after spreading through kiln dried wood. Owner Joseph C Ginn estimates 10000 dollars loss with no insurance. police list 200. other victims totaling about 2000. Fire alarms around 11 pm. winds push flames away from other buildings.
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Ginn
Medford Street
Charlestown
Joseph C. Ginn
Cracker
Princess Head
Somerset Coal and Wood Company
Swedish servant assaulted in Cambridge by bolt
Lustarson Seigvreid a Swedish servant for W. H. Rose of 12 South Magazine street Cambridge was struck on the head with a one foot iron bolt at the corner of Chestnut and Magazine streets. She was carried to 180 Chestnut street then Cambridge Hospital and may have a fractured skull. Police seek the attacker.
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Lustarson Seigvreid
W. H. Rose
South Magazine Street
Cambridge
Chestnut and
Magazine _ streets
Chestnut Street
Bishop Conaty Addresses Hibernians on Gaelic Chair Endowments
In Denver, Bishop Thomas J. Conaty urged endowment of a Gaelic chair at the Catholic University in Washington and at Trinity College. A compromise created an advisory women’s board to govern the ladies auxiliary with the national directory. The AOH reports 107,577 members in America, up 7,222, and the ladies’ auxiliary at 31,870.
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Denver
Col
Thomas J. Conaty
Catholic University At
Washington
Order of Hibernians
Richard Hennebry
Conaty
Trinity College
Ladies’ Auxiliary
National Directory
John T. Keating
James P. Cree
America
Cambridgeport Man Ends Life After Five-Year Employment Struggles
A. A. Howe, 50, of 446 Green Street Cambridgeport, killed himself at the Crawford House yesterday. He shot himself in the head with a revolver, dying within an hour. He left notes for his brother Charles Howe of South Sherborn and his sister Mrs. E. W. Morse of Cambridgeport, with whom he resided. Howe had suffered ill health for five years and was described as almost hunchbacked.
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Crawford House
A. A. Howe
Green Street
Cambridgeport
Howe
Charles Howe
South Sherborn
E. W. Morse
Boston Area Forecast Promises Fair, Seasonal Weather
The local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather with continued seasonal temperatures Friday and Saturday. Fresh southwest winds are expected to accompany the moderate conditions.
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Boston
Vicinity
Tracy Escapes as Sheriff Chases Bandits Near Seattle
Seattle reports that Sheriff Cudihee and a posse surrounded a shack where Outlaw Tracy and two companions were believed to be. Tracy escaped again, slipping away to Sawyer Lake with two confederates after a swift chase that ended without capture.
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Seattle
Wash
Covington
Cudihee
Posse
Tracy
Black Diamond
Kings County
Sawyer Lake
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Danvers, Mass
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Cambridgeport, Mass
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N. H
May Adams
Above
Mouth, N. H
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Saxonville, Mass
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Cather
Ine, Saxonville, Mass
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Malden, Mass
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Auburn Street
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