Unions Push for Cambridge Boston Bridge Labor Rules
Labor delegates demand that Cambridge and Boston hire only union men for the new bridge and that union hours govern the work day. The Building Trades Council adds new delegates from Elevator Constructors and Carpenters unions. Labor Day parade plans draw wide union participation, with 11 000+ signaled. Support pours in for New York cigarmakers with unions pledging funds to strike relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Boston
Vicinity
Building Trades Council
Elevator Constructors’ Union, Carpenters’ Unions
East Boston
Dorchester
Chelsea
Plumbers’ Union
Building Laborers’ Union
Jeremiah Dacey
M. J. Fanning
Michael Crowley
Daniel Conner
Peter Collins
Central Labor Union
Painters’ Union
Bartenders
Brewery
Gas Fitters
Amalgamated Carpenters’ Society
New York
Brewers’ Union
Typographical Union
Electrical Workers’ Union
Bartenders’ Union
Arbitration in Chicago Ends Prolonged Idle Period
Thirty cut stone contractors including many from the Building Contractors' Council have reached an agreement with the officers of the onecutters union to resume work. They will submit all differences to a permanent arbitration committee. The agreement removes power from the stonecutters' union business agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Building Contractors’ Council
Onecutters’ Union
Stonecutters’ Union
Arbitration Rules Change on Strike Orders
The new provisions limit strike power by requiring arbitration committee deadlock and union vote before a strike. Previously strikes could be called by business agents, with arbitration used only after. The change curtails unilateral striking and shifts control to collective processes.
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Arbitration Committee
Philip Clements Missing from Chelsea Home
Philip Clements a 12 year old boy from 63 Everett Avenue Chelsea left home Saturday morning with a bundle of fly paper. He has not been heard from since and his aunt remains anxious. He is described as a large boy for his age with a blue outfit and soldier cap. His uncle and police are searching and plea for information.
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Philip Clements
Everett Avenue
Chelsea
Philip
Celia Clements
David Clements
Front Street
Boston
Roxbury Mutual Society Celebrates Twelfth Anniversary
Members of the Roxbury Mutual Society celebrated its twelfth anniversary yesterday and hosted a reception for Dr. J E Grinfield Coxwell and his family before their extended tour of Great Britain and Europe. Officers Samuel Weener David W Ben and Benjamin Smith reported on the society’s work and standing. A musical and literary entertainment and collation followed.
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Roxbury Mutual Society
J. E. Grinfield Coxwell
Great Britain
Europe
Secilety
Samuel Weener
David W. Ben
Benjamin Smith
New Gold Fields Discovered in Tanana Region Klondike
Bristol from St Michael reports fresh gold discoveries in Tanana with Urek Creek claims paying 60 to 40 cents per pan. Stampede to diggings anticipated as June incidents include a Yukon bank cave-in sinking a boat crew, two boats lost, and four miners drowned. Nome reports over a hundred smallpox cases and quarantines on Discovery Utopia and Morning Star. A Nome gunshot incident involves C D Lane's son. Charles Nelson wreck feared off Siberian coast.
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Victoria
RB. C
Bristol
St. Michael's
Tanana
Urek Creek
Yukon
C. D. Lanes
Nome
Discovery
Utopia
Morning Star
St. Michael’s
McIntyre
Charles Nelson
Siberian
Raid Disrupts Chelsea Poker Game In 2 A.M. Bust
Police raided a Chelsea poker room at 102A Winnisimmet street at 2 a.m. Six men were found, all well dressed, with allegedly fictitious names. They were jailed then bailed. cases set before Judge Bosson. Officers waited outside before storming the scene. later, 16 chairs, 2 tables, 7 cuspidors and 12 beer bottles were seized for records.
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Chelsea
Chelsea Bluecoats
Winnisimmet Street
Lorenzo D. Lovejoy
John Morrison
William Cohen
Joseph Brown
Charles McDonald
George A. Jones
Judge Bosson
Hoyt
Gooding
Parsons
Tucker
Webber, Tuttle and Bartley
Americans Frozen Out of Paris Games
On July 22 in Paris the American team faced handicaps that blocked wins in six events at the world amateur championships. Only one American victory occurred the 200 metres flat as others declined to compete or were disadvantaged by allowances. The final day featured hurdles shot put and distance events with limited American participation and mixed results.
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Paris
A. C. Kraenzlein
University of Pennsylvania
Rau
Pritchard
Klingelhoefer
Richard Sheldon
New York A. C
Crottier
Basset
Sainteyr
William J. Holland
University of Georgetown
Walter B. Tewkesbury
Rowley
New South Wales
America
Tewkesbury
Holland
George W. Orton
United States
Duhweyr
Christensen
Dane
Delivre
Orton
Maxwell BE. Long
Maraud
Werkmuller
Moulinet
Hall
Sevestre
Koppan
Apa Lemonnier
Governor Allen of Porto Rico Receives Warm Lowell Welcome
Lowell residents pour into streets to greet Governor Charles H. Allen on his return visit. The former Lowell native, now Assistant Secretary of the Navy, talks with a Post reporter on Porto Rico progress, saying the situation is satisfactory and people are adapting to American governance. He plans to return to San Juan in August to resume his post.
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Lowell
Charles H. Allen
Porto Rico
Mr. Allen
Allen
Navy
Washington
Post
San Juan
Tremont Theatre stock company extends engagement a week
The Tremont Theatre announces an extended stay as the stock company will continue performances for at least another week. Variety items note summer activity of actors and creatives, including Putnam, Macdonald, and Frohman, with several productions and upcoming openings across New York and Boston venues.
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Tremont Theatre
Boyd Putnam
Walpole
Mass
Joseph Jefferson
George Bowles
Alice Nielsen
Jessica
Long Island
Boston
Christie Macdonald
Preston
Beach Bluff
Chamberlyn
Herald Square
New York
Henry W. Savage
Europe
Toby Claude
Charles Frohman
Hudson River
al Canby
London
George Lederer
Prince of Wales
Jean de Reszke
Tremont
Deadeye
Rose Beaumont
Marguerite
Columbia
Castle Square
Williams and Walker
Bettina Girard
Wilfred Clarke
Keith
Mulfoon
Point of Pines
Norumbega
Alabama
George Neville
Crescent Gardens
Crescent Beach
Wonderful
Paper King
Nickelodeon
Donelson Assassinated Near Confederate Home
In Nashville on July 22 Alexander Donelson, a prominent Davidson county resident, was shot and killed near the Confederate Soldiers' Home at the Heritage while returning home. Guards and residents heard the shots and found the body in the lane.
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Nashville
Tenn
Heritage
Alex. Donelson
Davidson County
Donelson
Burglar Under Her Bed
Miss Lorraine Baumeister of Brookdale farm, Bloomfield, woke to a tickling sensation under her bed. She found a man’s garment and heard someone jump from the window, suggesting a burglar entered while she slept and escaped.
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