Striking Barbers Parade After Rejection of Demands
The Master Barbers' Association refused workers demands and strike leaders vowed to fight on. About 700 men marched in a three formation parade from North End Park at 2 PM, with I W W leaders claiming over 1000 members, 300 joining yesterday.
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I. W. W. Barbers
West End
Martha Glass
Milk Street
Master Barbers’ Association
North End
Barbers
Union
Bootblack Strikers Sign 12 Employers and Plan Return
The bootblack strikers report 12 employers have signed the new agreement and nearly half of the boys on strike will return today.Joseph J. Etter, strike leader, from New York, will address the strikers Saturday at 2 PM in Boston. Parade with a band was refused and the group met at North End Park before marching to Hanover Street. Most speakers were Italian union members.
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Bootblack
W. W. Barbers’ Union
Joseph J. Etter
New York
Etter
Boston
North End Park
Hanover Street
Pink slipper found in wrecked touring car prompts police inquiry
A pink slipper discovered in the wreckage of a touring car on the Newburyport turnpike in Malden yesterday morning spurs a police inquiry to identify others in the party besides two Boston men seriously injured and hospitalized.
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Newburyport Turnpike
Malden
Boston
Malden Hospital
Mysterious Car Crash Leaves Two Citizens Silent
George W. Kabley of Fabian & Co. and James E. Lewis of 731 Boylston street were hurt in a crash. Kabley, lodging at 1080 Boylston street, is more seriously injured. Both men refused to name the car’s passenger or discuss the pink slipper with Malden police. The car is owned by a Back Bay garage.
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George W. Kabley
Fabian & Co
Washington Street
James E. Lewis
Boylston Street
Sampson-Loch Company
Kabley
Malden
Back Bay
Hundreds Walk After Groveland Bridge Fire
Haverhill workers from local shoe factories walked miles home after a daytime fire destroyed the Groveland bridge. The blaze cut the sole route for car traffic to Groveland and West Newbury, leaving many commuters stranded and relying on detours.
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Haverhill
Groveland
West Newbury
Bridge Fire Cuts Off Towns As Ferries Open Route
A bridge linking Groveland and West Newbury burned destroying three spans and severing rail and telegraph lines. Ferries began carrying traffic, while 200 carpenters worked through the night to build a temporary crossing. Alfred Johnson was injured and treated at City Hospital. Captain Jansen and two crewmen from the Shyessa were rescued after a separate mishap near shore.
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Haverhill
Groveland
West Newbury
Three Men Rescued After Boat Capsize Off City Point
The crew of the schooner Shyessa narrowly escaped drowning when a tender capsized 150 yards from City Point. Captain Hans Jansen swam to the steam yacht Gray Duck while the others were rescued by John F. Clement and L. M. Lesser and brought ashore by their rowboat.
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Alfred Johnson
East Fourth Street
Clement
Lesser
W. J. Gallivan
Jansen
Shyessa
Douglas
Boston Yacht Club
Gray Duck
East Ninth Street
South
Boston
Pembroke Street
City Point
Hans Jansen
John F. Clement
L. M. Lesser
Foss Returns a Flat Refusal to Strikers
Governor tells committee he will not grant demands or consent to arbitration. William M. Wood of the American Woolen Company faces trial for conspiracy to plant dynamite to discredit Lawrence textile strikers. The defense will present no evidence for Wood after Judge Crosby denies a motion to throw out the case.
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William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Fred E. Atteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Mr. Wood
Crosby
Henry F. Hurlburt
Wood
Hurlburt
Strike Extends as Governor Foss Refuses Arbitration
Hyde Park plant strikers in two operations push to extend the walkout after Governor Foss rejected arbitration and offered no compromise. International officers report he met each plant committee separately and declined to meet them as a joint group, signaling the strike could continue indefinitely.
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Hyde Park
Committee of
International
James T. Moriarty
Boston Central Labor Union
J. M. Tobin
Blacksmiths
George Leary
Sturtevant Blower Company
Becker Milling Machine Company
State House
Sturtevant Company
Becker Works
Astronomical Data and Historic Anniversaries
Daily celestial timings include Portland 12m and Sh 44m earlier, with Venus and Mars rising overnight. Notable anniversaries: Mexico’s 1845 war declaration against the U S and the 1819 first lodge of I O O F in the United States.
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Portland
Mexico
U. 8
First Lodge
Baltimore
Walpole
Tubberneering
Fair Forecast for Boston and New England
Fair conditions expected across Boston and vicinity with moderate southwest winds. Northern New England shows fair days Wednesday and Thursday with cooler interior, while Southern New England remains cloudy Wednesday and fair Thursday with cooler temperatures and variable to northwest winds. Temperature readings from Thompson's Spa show yesterday average around 68 with variations through the day.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Red Sox Unfurl Pennant in Home Series Opener
The Red Sox unfurled the American League championship pennant at Fenway Park as a parade moved to the flagstaff. The team opened a home series with a 3 to 2 win behind three pitchers used by manager Stahl, with the mayor part of yesterday’s celebration.
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Fenway Park
Red Sox
Red Sox Rally Past White Sox In Tight 3-2 Win
The Red Sox, energized by victories over the Highlanders, edged the White Sox 3 to 2 in a spirited battle. Jake Stahl’s team played the aggressive, snappy baseball of old, getting timely singles despite an error here and there.
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White Sox
Red Sox
Highlanders
Jake Stahl
Comiskeyites
Scores Ledger From Afternoon Baseball Card
Boston beats Chicago 3 to 2 while Cleveland tops New York 8 to 2. Philadelphia wins 7 to 3 over Detroit and Washington edges St. Louis 3 to 2. Pittsburgh 7 over Boston 2, New York 5 over St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 1 over Brooklyn 0.
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Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Arms seized from Orange clubs in Belfast import
Government seized a thousand rifles with bayonets from a Manchester steamer marked electrical fittings. Detectives acted as officials disclosed plans by Orange clubs to resist home rule, marking the first interference with arms imports.
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Belfast
Ireland
Orange Clubs
Germany
Manchester
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