Competition Is Bankrupt In Modern Labor Sermon
Herbert N. Casson delivers a Labor Church address in Lynn on The Failure of Secession. He argues unions and public ownership curb industrial strife, attacks private ownership as un-American, praises collectivism, cites global examples, and contrasts government with private monopoly while urging steady move toward industrial democracy and social safety nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Holmes
Jesse Pomeroy
New York City
Boston
France
Sweden
New Zealand
Germany
Java
America
Professor Eliot
Joseph Cook
Edward Atkinson
Blic
Lynn
Poligsis
Rainbow Over Harbor Highlights Yachting Day and Busy Maritime Trade
Yesterday featured a perfect yachting afternoon with a rainbow over the harbor as six foreign steamers and about twenty five large schooners entered port. Salvage awards to the Maryland Pilots' Association totaled 13000 for the British ship Bangalore at Cape Henry after the crew deserted. The Danish steamer Tyr delayed for Cuba repairs, and the Rogaland arrived from Porto Rico with Captain John Ellis, tying to past voyages of the Miako. The Johnstons line steamer British Empire boasts the tallest smokestack at 81 feet 4 inches. The Congress street draw bridge gets new sheathing, while a New York pilot boat, the Adea, is refitted as a yacht. A burned ship, Charles R Flint, flying a foreign flag, leaves crew stranded. some Germans travel via consulate to New York. Hawaiian-flag ships face similar risks. The Aureole ships 1,719,989 gallons of crude petroleum from Marcus Hook to Blaye, and Wachusett sails from San Francisco to Guatemala with lumber valued at 48840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Pilots’ Association
Cape Henry
Baltimore
Java
Boston
Tyr
Cuba
John Ellis
Rogaland
Porto Rico
London
T. Roberts
Melbourne
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
Mauritius
Johnston
British Empire
Wills
Congress Street
New York
Brooklyn
Adea
Charles R. Flint
Pernambuco
Delaware River
Marcus Hook
Blaye
France
Wachusett
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Guatemala
Train Axle Breaks On Lynn to Boston Route
Passengers on the Boston Revere Beach Lynn line endured a frightening incident when the forward tender axle snapped between Oak Island and Crescent Beach. The broken axle damaged track, wheels jammed under the beam, and brakes. Engineers stopped the train about 200 yards from the break. a new truck arrived by 5:80. Crew and officials acted swiftly to calm travelers and clear the line. Ernest Pierce, Revere Journal publisher, was injured ankle by a crowbar during the inspection aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Boston
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Oak Island
Crescent Beach
Albert Jernegan
John Brown
Edward Clark
Philip Golliff
R. D. Sutherland
C. Lavoix
Ernest Pierce
Revere Journal
Nantasket Weather Turns Rainy Then Bright For Hull Pageant
Nantasket Beach saw a heavy shower in the morning followed by clearing skies as thousands attended Memorial Day events. The piece notes large crowds at Hull, names clubs and prominent locals attending at Ocean View and Nautilus Inn, with social happenings, engagements, and summer plans across Hull and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
Paradise
Hull Village
Middlesex Cycle Club
Ocean View
Grace Fuller
Hartland
Pacific House
Miss Fuller
Bessie Libby
Boston
Harriet Arnold
Newport
Josephine Hughes
Bradford
Carrie Linn
Harriet Townsend
New York
Messrs
O. P. Gall
Jack Mitchell
P. A. Andover
G. G. Fuller
William Cutreth
T. Bartlett
O. W. Bradbury
Taylor Tavern
David Collins
Miriam O'Leary
Edward Pope
Jerusalem Road
George Ahl
Elizabeth
Vining Villa
Marie Stiles
Huntington Avenue
Thomas R. Matthews
Marlboro Street
Hull
General Kimball
Washington
United States Life Saving Service
Stony Beach
Alfred Brooks Fry
Helen M. Litchfield
Rozelle James
Arthur Osgood
Somerville
Andrew Avenue
Osgood
Myra Louise Pond
M. Amsden
Edwin Merrill
Sunday On The Shore At Crescent Beach
Rain cleared, producing a crowded North Shore scene with about four thousand beachgoers. Winthrop Yacht Club boats, led by Almira and Whisper, arrived after Marblehead weekend festivities. Corinthian boats Mistral and Mermion challenged for a purse, with Almira first, Whisper second, Mistral third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterfamilias
Crescent Beach
Winthrop Yacht Club
Corinthian Club
Marblehead
Almira
Whisper
Meston
Stimpson
Corinthians
Winthrop
Corinthian
Mistral
S. L. Perkins
Mermion
Dex Follett
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Election Parade
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company holds its annual election today with a 400 plus turnout led by Captain Olys. The procession from Fanueil Hall to the State House and New Old South Church includes a London contingent and concludes with a dinner and toasts before marching to the Common for the usual election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient and Honorable
Artilery Company
Faneuil Hall
Commercial
State
Washington
School
Beacon Streets
State House
London
A. A. Berle
Boylston Street
Congress
United States
Winslow Warren
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Wolcott
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Harvard College
A. B. Hart
Harvard
Honorable Artillery Company of
God Save the Queen
J. Q. A. Brackett
Army
Navy
Henry EF. Burnham
Concord
James A. Fox
Summer Plays at Castle Square Theatre Prospects
The Castle Square Theatre plans two companies and June 15 shows on Huntington avenue. The Liberty Bell company arrives in Boston for its first local performance, with rehearsals and civic events noted. Reports hint at a Boston stock company forming, while other acts including Vitascope Cherry Street fire footage and burlesque by Willie Collier are highlighted. Characters include Jerry Clark, Maud Dixon Salvini, Lythgoe, Isham, Daughters and Sons of the Revolution, and the Tremont and Boston theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bell’ Company
Boston
Sons of the American Revolution
Daughters of the Revolution
David H. Lythgoe
the Tremont
Mr. Lythgoe
Liberty Bell
Sons of the Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bass Point Opens Season With Crowded Weekend
Bass Point season begins amid crowding at Nahant and the City of Jacksonville sailings. A first season concert by Larrican’s Naval Band drew strong turnout. Bass Point House reported brisk fish dinner trade amid showers. Frederick de Bary will operate until June 16 when City of Jacksonville starts, with both boats on same schedule post July 1. Nahant line to run four trips daily from Trincoln’s wharf, Battery street, past Deer Island then to Bass Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bass Point
Nahant Line
North Shore
Jacksonville
Larricain
Bass Point House
Frederick de Bary
Trincoln’s Wharf
Battery Street
Shirley Gut
Deer Island
Atlantic
Funeral for James J. Kelly known as Darby in Charlestown
The funeral of James J. Kelly. "Darby" held at St Catherine's Church Charlestown with Mass by Rev Daniel Cronin. Attendees included Kearsarge Naval Association Abraham Lincoln Post G A R Moulton Associates and Bunker Hill Boat Club. Interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery. At graveside the Kearsarge ritual was observed and boatswain David King piped the last call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kelly
Darby
St. Catherine’s Church
Charlestown
Daniel Cronin
Kearsarge Naval Association
Abraham Lincoln Postel
Moulton Associates
Bunker Hill Boat Club
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
David King
Russian man dies after wager at Waterbury saloon
In Waterbury Connecticut on May 31 George Eczmay, an 86 year old Russian man, drank three pints of beer and three glasses of whiskey in five minutes in a Polish saloon on Bank street. He collapsed and died fifteen minutes after reaching his home at 36 South Riverside street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury, Conn
George Eczmay
Bank Street
South Riverside Street
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Herbert N. Casson
Tabor
Reston
Knit Underwear Dept
Richelieu
Washington Street
Temple Place
West Street
E. Stern
Heinrich Schopper
N. E
Toilet Dept
Florida
Palmer
England
West Streat
Revere
Larrabee
Rey
Leighton
Old Command
Castle Square
Austin & Stone
Castle Square Theatre
Philadelphia
Comic Opera Company
Falka
Quaker City
Hollis
Charley Hunn
Billy Jackson
Nickelodeon
Dunn
Arthur J. Clark
Willie Collier
Bob Acres
Mr. Collier
Herbert
Smith
Keith’s
Vitascope
Cherry Street
Laddies
Maud Dixon Salvini
Howard Atheneum
John Isham
al Sheehan
The
Tremont Theatre
BASS
NEW Catholic Convent
Pittsfield
Father McCarty
Beaven
Springfield
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
LIS Jupiter
Jaat Olli Spears Mann
Sheridan
Pee Rivati
Geo. W. Monroe
Andrew Mack
John ©. Rice
Otis Harlan
Fred Haten
Mark Sullivan
Marie Dressler
Ada Lewis
Mollie Fuller
Get
Huntingtom Av
Massachusetts
Boston Music Hall
Mam Faq
SEQ Wielo
Palace Theatre
Ween
ALL Lady
Henry
ESQUE
Boston Museum
Mickelodeormse Museum
As anoFerst
Royal
Charney Hunn
Crockery Dept
Rogers
Coin
White Mountain
Castle SQ
St. Tel
Fatmah Diard
Mary Linck
Anna Lichter
Hattie Belle Ladd
Charles Oo. Bassett
William Mertens
W. H. Clarke
William Schuster
Mats
Chandler Street
John W. Isham
Mme. Flower
J. Piper
Tom Belle Davis
Shorty May
Mallory Ball
Ft. Ras
Sowells
Geie Ballet
Howend
Salem
Polo Field
Saxe Data Mrag' S
Thayer
Parker House
Brookline
Reservoir
Boston & Albany Railroad
Beacon Street
Boston Ball Grounds
Louisville
Adams House
Appletonsett’s
Plymouth
Putnam
Davidson
Gonre
Plymouuth Rock Wharf
Commerci Oigee Ea Oa Ie
Portland
India Wharf
SUN
Paort
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