Central Labor Union Opposes Kelley Site Controversy
The Central Labor Union held its semi monthly meeting with disputes settled and opposition voiced to purchasing the Kelley site for the Franklin fund structure. Delegates were invited from Hardwood Finishers Local 100, a referendum defeat was denounced, and a campaign to influence legislators to support a picketing bill was authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Kelley
Franklin Fund
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Council
Lynn
Teamsters Expelled and Local 191 Strike Endorsement Talk
A large meeting at Brodbine Hall shows Local 2% members fined for buying beer where non union product sold. Forty one former members who returned to work for R. Brine and Boston breweries were expelled. Death benefit of 100 dollars voted for William J. Mullen family. Fifteen candidates initiated and 25 applications received.
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Teamsters’ Union
Brodbine Hall
R. & Brine Company
Boston Breweries
William J. Mullen
Woodworth Street
Bartenders Union Considers Action Over Non-Union Beer
Bartenders Local No 77 met to address saloon workers selling non union beer. Resolutions were approved and sent to the joint strike committee of the CIO and brewery workers engineers and firemen unions. The resolutions' meaning remained unclear to Local 77 and the strike committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I U
Brewery Workers
Gill Delegated by Photo-Engravers Union
At the Photo-Engravers No. 3 I T A meeting yesterday John Gill was chosen delegate to the national convention in Cincinnati on Aug 11 President Charles Guyette elected alternate Applications for admission of several candidates were sent to the membership committee John P Simonds Jr announced as candidate for special organizer for the New England States and will receive strong support from colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crozier
F. H. McCarthy
F. J. Kneeland
P. H. Sweet
T. M. Minahan
D. H. Deegan
T. M. Nolan
M. Athridge
New England
Prohibition
John F. Naven
Elevator Constructors’ Union
Franklin Fund
John Gill
Cincinnati
Charles Guyette
Committee On
John P. Simonds, Jr
Widow Sues For 100000 On Notes In Rhode Island Suit
Mrs. S Grace Rich executrix of the Seth Rich estate files a $100,000 suit in Rhode Island against Henry H Mudge of Bristol claiming notes from two years ago are owed. Rich remains a Boston resident but is not located for service.
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S. Grace Rich
Seth Rich
Boston
Rhode Island
Henry H. Mudge
Bristol
Money Sunk in Kansas Brings Suit to Recover
Henry H Mudge, once ranching in Kansas and Boston broker Seth Rich debtor, faces a $100000 suit as Grace Rich executor seeks repayment. Mudge acknowledges loans of about $20000 from Rich in 1883 while his income was interrupted. He notes high interest and losses from ranch ventures and predicts trial in September with no real property to levy.
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Bristol
R. I
Henry Hy. Mudge
Pappoosesquaw
Post
Mr. Mudge
Boston
Mudge
West
Marguerite DeWolff
Kansas
Mr. Rich
S. Grace Rich
Broker Rich
United Irish League meets in Cambridge to rally support
In St Pauls Parish Hall Cambridge Joseph Devlin MP urged members and nonmembers to join the United Irish League to end English rule in Ireland. Other speakers included John O Callaghan Fr John J Ryan Fr Orr Mayor Mc Namee and Alderman James Barrett. Next league meeting set for Sunday June 22 at Bogie Hall Brattle Square Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League
St. Paul's Parish Hall
Cambridge
Joseph Devlin
Kilkenny
England
Ireland
League
John O’callaghan
John J. Ryan
Orr
McNamee
James Barrett
Bogie Hall
Brattle Square
Erie Railroad mines Forest City vote against strike
Firemen, pump runners and engineers at Erie Railroad Company's Forest City mines in Susquehanna county have voted not to strike on Monday. Anticipating trouble, the property has been enclosed with an eight foot barbed wire fence and will be guarded by a large force of coal and iron police sworn in by Susquehanna county authorities.
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Susquhehanna
Penn
Erie Railroad Company
Forest City
Susquehanna County
Hurley Sets New Marks At Vailsburg Track Meet
M. L. Hurley of the New York Athletic Club, amateur champion, won both the half mile open and the five mile handicap at Vailsburg track Newark. He broke the world record in the five mile pace, lowering the old mark of 11 minutes 34.5 seconds. In the 1 1/6 mile paced race Joe Nelson of Newark faced Henry Cadwell of Manchester with Cadwell winning easily. Nelson’s first appearance as a professional. Attendance reported at 6000.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
M. L. Hurley
New York Athletic Club
Ingraham
Buffalo
Joe
Nelson
Henry, Cadwell
Nchester
Cadwell
Detroit at Huntington Avenue and other league games
The schedule lists American League matchups including Detroit at Huntington Avenue Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Baltimore and St Louis at Philadelphia. New England League fixtures show Manchester at Dover Concord at Wall River Nashua at Lawrence and Lowell at Haverhill.
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Detroit
Huntington Avenue
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New England
Manchester
Dover
Concord
Nashua
Lawrence
Lowell
Haverhill
Commonwealth Club Drawings for Spring Cup Qualifiers
The spring cup at the Commonwealth Golflub began with Memorial Day qualifying. First round play continues throughout the week, with semi finals and the final set for the following week. Qualified players and pairings are listed in the official drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Golflub
French Delegates Bid Boston Farewell After Banquet
After a lavish farewell banquet aboard the Gaulois for the United States Commission and Boston officials, the French delegation prepared to depart for Lisbon and Paris. The event featured priceless Elysee china, an ornate dining hall setup, and remarks by General Brugere and Admiral Fournier praising Franco American friendship.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Paris
Gaulois
Mediterranean
United States Commission
Collins
de Chalander
Palace
Elysee
Loubet
St Louis
Back Bay
Guardian
Navy Yard
President Roads
America
French mission thanks Roosevelt for welcome in Washington
General Brugere of the French Rochambeau mission sends thanks to President Roosevelt for the warm reception in the United States. He notes the lasting bonds between Washington’s and Rochambeau’s troops and hopes the visit strengthens U S France friendship. Roosevelt replies expressing hearty thanks and pride in the embassy’s visit.
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M. T. Callahan
Cleary
Chapman
Robinson
Curran
Gaulois
Major Collins
Judge Burke
F. L. Higginson
H. W. Lyon
Olympia
Evana
Mortimer L. Johnson
Navy Yard
George C. Day
U. S.N
W. J. Baxter
Johnson
General Brugere
United States
France
America
Boston
Republic
Admiral Fournier
Navy
United
White House
Lafayette
Rochambeau
Loubet
Roosevelt
Guardian
Admiral Higginson
Admiral Johnson
United States Commission
Cormorant
Ambassador Cambon
Rodgers
United States Navy
Brugere
Fournier
Kearsarge
Alabama
Martinique
Cambon
Chalendar
Pierce
Bingham
Washington
Collins
Aera Brugere
Presimt
Cyclists Race Day at Charles River Park Sparks Pace Rivalries
A busy cycling day at Charles River Park saw Elkes Champion McConnell Hammond and many amateurs train behind pacing riders while Walthour rested for the Sabbath. Spectators watched fast work by Elkes and Champion as teams prepare for next Wednesday’s big race, with McFarland posting 20 miles in 3m 42.5s at Pittsburg and Champion’s pace following noted as a key test for their careers.
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Charles River Park
Walthour
Elkes
Champion
McConnell
Hammond
Lloyd McFarland Elkes
Pittsburg
McFarland
Mac
Tribute to Duffey sets new 100 yard mark in Boston
The New York Sun hails Arthur F Duffey Boston sprinter for a new amateur 100 yard record and matching the professional mark. It praises his speed and declares youth a fine achievement, noting Duffey’s straight run outclasses rivals with swift, blazing pace.
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New York Sun
Arthur F. Duffey
Boston
Georgetown
Duffey
Ventis Et Fulminis
Last Huntington Avenue game before Bunker Hill Day
Jimmy Casey faces the pitching question as Collins team selects its roster after Ban Johnson order to trim players. Jimmy Collings decides today which men to keep with Gleason likely staying as utility infielder and a cautious split among Deininger Prentiss Mitchell Williams. Hickman remains for now as Dougherty’s strong hitting could cause Hickman’s release. Nationals will play tomorrow with Sheree leading the field as attendance at American games remains high despite the weather.
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Huntington Avenue Grounds
Bunker Hill
Jimmy
Casey
Collins
Johnson
Jimmy Collings
Gleason
Deininger
Prentiss
Mitchell
Williams
Hickman
Dougherty
Nationals
Sheree
Pa Rendy
Atenine
Glans at Oak Island Irish fete plans in Boston clan meeting
The Clan na Gael Association of Boston met in South Boston to organize their July 4 celebration at Oak Island. A committee proposed a $1700 budget for field events including football, running, jumps, and tug of war with prizes. Irish athletes invited. Military displays are planned with officers from local regiments.
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Clan-na-Gael Association of
Boston
Clanna-Gael
Oak Island
Aero Thomas J. Collins
J. Tediowent
P. Ferguson
A and
Matee W.H. Cuddy
Boley
Mmothy Y “Ongmin
George Atarkens
Achote Healey
Dennis Nin
Francis J. Kierce
R. Gonuchiene
CTE Oe
Militar Eae
Ypeolonel
L. J. N. Nint Zeneset
V. M
D. M
Yale appoints Joseph B. Thomas Jr as track captain
New Haven June 1 Joseph B Thomas Jr born 1903 has been elected captain of the Yale track team for the ensuing year to succeed Newell H Har grave.
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New Haven
Conn
Joseph B. Thomas, Jr
Yale
Newell H. Hargrave
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Central Labor
Naven
Boston Building Trades Council
Boston Beer
Boston Post
The
Teamsters
GILL
H. H. Mudge
Mudge Cars
Irish League
Hurley
Commonwealth Club
Areg. Tao S
J. W. Ekenned Ee i Aest Vag
Aca G. It. Ga
Theodor DE Roosevelt
Gen. Brugere
Glans
Clan-na-Gaels
Thomas Yale
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