Sues the C S A officers in high profile Boston case
In Equity Court Judge S essenden hears a sensational suit by George B. Hugo against Central Labor Union officers and others. Hugo alleges open shop confinement and attempted boycotts, claiming intimidation of his business George B. Hugo & Co. seeks injunction and damages. Defendants include Arthur M. Huddell Henry Abrahams Edward Cohen D D Driscoll and others.
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Boston
S’essenden
Equity Court
George B. Hugo
Central Labor Union
Arthur M. Huddell
Henry Abrahams
Edward Cohen
D. D. Driscoll
E. F. Wood
John O’brien
Martin J. Mattimee
O. F. Powers
Andrew Taylor
D. F. Donovan
Joseph J. Feely
George F. Williams
Messrs
F. W. Mansfield
Samuel W. Fuller
J. F. McDonald
George B. Hugo & Co
Williams
Feely
Government Drops Irish Council Bill in London
Premier Campbell-Bannerman announced the government would drop the Irish Council bill amid a brief ceremony. The session will see an evicted tenants restoration measure and a comprehensive education bill moved next, with plans to address Lords power and a future licensing bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Lords
Wire King James Hardy Crashes from Wonderland Wire
James F. Hardy known as the Wire King fell seven feet from a high wire at Wonderland Revere Beach yesterday. He fractured his collar bone and sustained possible internal injuries after his rear wheel slipped as he began his midair ride. Witnesses say he landed on the lagoon fence and tan bark before being taken to the emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Revere Beach
James FE. Hardy
Hardy
Sunday's bill sparks broad legislative clash over amusements
Lawmakers debate Katzmann and Luce amendments touching on what activities remain legal. If Luce’s proposal passes, only lectures and sacred or patriotic concerts would be allowed, affecting what counts as classical entertainment. Other amendments seek to permit saltwater fishing, clam digging, fruit sales, band concerts, plant repairs by water power, bakery goods, and transport of farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Boston
Friends of the Katzmann
Katzmann
Metropolitan Park Commission
Wier
Lowell
Brigham
Marlboro
Prominent Leaders Attend Benefit Concert for Teamsters
Mayor Fitzgerald and city officials joined state legislators and notable business figures at a Columbia Theatre concert hosted by the Boston Central Labor union to aid striking teamsters. The crowded venue enjoyed an entertaining program and a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Columbia Theatre
Boston Central
Adams' All Week Bargains At Cloak Suit And Fur House
Adams' store at Washington and West streets offers extended week long bargains due to bad weather. The sale covers all departments with the final spring price reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADAMS
Adams’ Cloak, Suit and Fur House
Washington and
West Streets
Novel Question of Law Raised in Action for Back Alimony
A novel question arose before Chief Justice Bolster in Shirley v Forbush. Marion Shirley seeks 1504 in arrears of alimony from Harry W. Forbush, opposing claim that New York decree can be modified for future payments but not arrears, while plaintiff argues the arrears are final and entitled to full faith and credit. Judge Bolster reserved his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolster
Shirley
New York
J. C. Johnston
United States
Miss Shirley
MIT Tech Seniors Day of Gayety Held in 1907
MIT seniors enjoyed a day of receptions, class day exercises in Huntington Hall, and a humorous presentation address by John M. Frank. The class gift was 159 song books to the Tech Union. A rain‑soaked lawn party moved to the library, followed by a Copley Hall dance with over 100 couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Huntington Hall
Rogers Building
Lawrence Allen
John Leavell
Donald G. Robbins
Erle I. Whitney
John M. Frank
Hudson B. Hastings
New Tech
Tech Union
General Library
Copley Hall
Washington Trip Of Electric Light Association Chairman
Mr. John Campbell who chairs the electrical illumination committee for Old Home Week is in Washington attending the National Electric Light Association convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Washington
National Electric Light Associaton
Haverhill Gas Company Accused of Extravagance and High Dividends
The Gas and Electric Light Commission accuses the Haverhill Gas Light Company of extravagance and swollen dividends while defying a seven year old order to cut gas price from $1 to 80 cents. The commission seeks to rebut claims of a $400,000 plant value and alleges unreasonably high operating expenses around February 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Pastor's Valise Stolen and Found
Cambridge police officer Patrolman John P. Conroy quickly arrested two men for stealing a dress suitcase from Rev. Samuel M. Crothers. The Rev. Crothers, riding a Cambridge car from Boston at 11:15 p.m., reported the loss on Pearl street and Massachusetts avenue. The property valued at $50 was recovered. The detainees are Peter M. Larkin, 22, and Edward C. Kelly, 28, both of 36 Banks street Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Conroy
Cambridge
Samuel M. Crothers
Boston
Pearl Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Peter M. Larkin
Edward C. Kelly
Banks Street
Richardson to Wed St Louis Woman
A marriage license was issued today for Otis Weld Richardson of Boston Massachusetts and Miss Lucile Johnston of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Richardson
ST. Louis
Otis Weld Richardson
Boston
Mass
Lucile Johnston
Richardson Family Details Link Lawyer to City Addresses
Otis Weld Richardson is a lawyer with an office at 60 State Street and residence at 9 Bay State Road. His father, Edward C. Richardson, also resides at 60 State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Weld Richardson
State Street
Bay State Road
Edward C. Richardson
Merger Matter Settled by Massachusetts Leaders
Governor Guild Speaker Cole and Senate President Chapple settled the anti merger issue in a conference. A five member nonpayable Commission on Commerce and Industry will study the Boston and Maine New Haven merger and report to the General Court. A recess committee to consider buying the railroad is to be heard by the rules committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Cole
Chapple
Senate
Special Commission On Commerce and Industry
Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
James H. Vahey
Julius Meyers
Cambridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Meyers
Joint Committee On Rules
New Haven
Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
Veterans Gratunity Bill Returns to Governor
The veterans gratuity measure, paying 125 dollars to Civil War veterans who never received a bounty, advances to the Governor after House passage. Previous governors vetoed it, and the Supreme Court found it unconstitutional in form though allowed meritorious service rewards. Ex Senator Schofield adds referendum this year.
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Guild
Douglas
Bates
Supreme Court
Schofield
Health District Bill Engrossed by House
The House passed and engrossed a bill creating health districts after rejecting an amendment by Mr. Ross of New Bedford that a health officer need not be a physician if skilled in sanitation. The bill requires each district to have a health inspector skilled in medicine or sanitation.
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Ross
New Bedford
House Bars Wellesley From Sewerage Plan
The House rejected a Senate amendment that would allow Wellesley to build a separate sewerage system. Newton opponent Mr. Lothrop argued the move conflicts with the State Board of Health wishes and the metropolitan district plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Senate
Lothrop
Newton
State Board of Health
Woman Fights Mad Dog With Small Broom in Home Hall
Theresa Broderick of Brooklyn fights a supposed mad dog in her Homer Street home hallway for about ten minutes. She defends with a broom after the dog bites her left leg and is later killed by Patrolman Moreland. The head is given to cattle commissioners for rabies testing. the dog is said to belong to a Homer Street resident.
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Theresa Broderick
Brookline
Homer Street
Moreland
Fire Proofing Wages Rise for Boston Laborers
Iron Furring and Metal Lathers Assembly 1850 of Boston will see a wage increase from 424 cents to 47 percent an hour for an eight hour day, effective Thursday morning, granted by four leading fire proofing firms to 120 workers for one year.
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K. of I
Boston
Langford Stops Thorn in First Round at London Carnival
Sam Langford and Sam McVey dominated British challengers at the National Sporting Club event in London. Langford KOed Jett Thorn in the first round, McVey stopped Ben Maylor in the third, and Jim Driscoll outlasted Joe Bowker in the 17th round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Langford
London
National Sporting Club Tonight
Sam McVey
Langford
Jett Thorn
McVey
Ben Maylor
Jim Driscoll
Joe Bowker
Fragments From OCR Note a Small Monetary Amount
The readable text mentions a value of 15.00 with unclear context and no identifiable people, organizations, or events.
Four Generations Live in Cambridge Home Years and Anniversary
The Cambridge residence hosts four generations with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fairbanks at the center. The eldest couple recently marked their 60th wedding anniversary. The Fairbankses, natives of Peterboro New Hampshire, have spent 35 years in Cambridge and live with their daughter Mrs Aaron Webber's family in the same house.
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Cambridge
Levi Fairbanks
Aaron D. Webber
Charles S. Grabiel
Eleanor G. Grabiel
Albert Grabiel
Peterboro
N. H
Aaron Webber
Garden party set by Dorchester school fundraisers
Mrs John Mitsch and Mrs James N Donovan led the Ladies Aid Society in last evenings event assisted by many aids. This was their final party of the season. The annual garden party for the school will be held June 10 at the Dorchester school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitsch
Norfolk Street
Mattapan
James N. Donovan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dorchester
Fire Aboard the Oceanic Narrowly Escapes Destruction
The White Star liner Oceanic suffered a major blaze at Pier 48 in the Hudson River. Firemen and 500 crew fought for five hours, limiting damage to the hold of origin and allowing repairs to proceed for a scheduled sailing next Wednesday on the seven day ship built in 1899.
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New York
White Star Line
Oceanic
White Star Docks
Pier 48
Hudson River
Romani cs Crew to Sing in Charlestown Tonight
The Steamship Romanic Social Club presents an evening of entertainment at the Catholic Sailors Club in Charlestown. G. P. Rogers leads with JL O Hare U S B Davis P Saunders P Murphy and R Crispin assisting. Accompanist H W Turner will guide a chorus drawn from the ship's crew.
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Steamship Romanic Social Club
Catholic Sailors’ Club
Charlestown
G. P. Rogers
JL. O Hare
U. 8B. Davis
P. Saunders
P. Murphy
R. Crispin
H. W. Turner
One Man Dies From Chronic Dyspepsia in Pennsylvania
An obituary style note reports a man in Pennsylvania dying after years of chronic dyspepsia. The piece notes urban sufferers frequent quick lunch counters and cites a new formula claimed to relieve most forms of dyspepsia.
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New England
Hood
Pennsylvania
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Marion Shirley
TECH
Campbell
Haverhill Gas CO
Mr. Richardson
Mission Bureau
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Willow
Gloucester
Willow Davenport
Green
Paine
Haymarket Square
Canal Street
North Station
Post
Roosevelt
Daly School
Daly Industrial School
Mammoth Lass
Romanic
America
Brattle Street
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