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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1911

Page

13

Labor Conference with Boston Mayor Reported

The Boston Co L A union grievance committee reported on last week's conference with Mayor Fitzgerald and city department heads. The proposal advanced by the mayor was made public at the conference.

The Boston Co. L. A City of Boston Fitzgerald

Unions Refer Matter for Action and June Report

After a Saturday night meeting the C L U referred the subject to the unions involved for action at their next gatherings and a report to the C L U on June 18. Debate touched on individual requests to Mayor Fitzgerald versus collective bargaining.

C.L. U W Fitzgerald Caroline Cook National Credit Union Perkins’ Hall Boylston Street M. Alphonse Des Jardins People

Local fleet reports varied arrivals and cargo at the port

The schooner Frances V. Sylvia docked with 4000 pounds haddock 8000 pounds cod and 1000 pounds haxe the first swordfishing vessel Stranger Capt Joan Shea left for Gloucester to gear up and return next week. Prince Arthur brought 12 barrels of fresh mackerel the season’s first from Nova Scotia while 200 barrels have been trapped off the province. The Belmont towed in from Stamford with 1 500 000 feet of lumber for Buenos Ayres and Le Carbet suffered mast losses with seven men aloft drowned. The Danish steamer Louisiana reported a smooth 17 day voyage from Copenhagen and will discharge 1500 tons here then proceed to Philadelphia. Wireless says Romanie will berth at pier 44 early tomorrow with 1154 Genoa Naples passengers 86 from Palermo and 140 from Ponta Delgada aboard. The Canadian from Liverpool due Wednesday brings 46 cabin passengers. THE LANDSMAN.

Frances V. Sylvia S Wharf Joan Shea Gloucester Dominion-Atlantic Line Prince Arthur Long Wharf Yarmouth N. S Nova Scotia Copenhagen Louisiana Philadelphia Boston Atlantic Squadron Denmark Belmont Fred Ladd Orion Stamford Conn Ladd Fort de France Martinique Yare White Star Line Romanie Mediterranean Azores Hoosac Charlestown Genoa Naples Palermo Ponta Delgada Leyland Line W. H. Bullock Liverpool

Shipping News June 5 Mini Almanac and Arrivals

The notice lists sunrise and sunset times, length of day, high tides, and a long roster of arriving ships and tugboats with their flags, home ports, and buyers for towing barges. It also notes ships sailed including the Steamer Everett and several tugs and laden vessels bound for New Jersey and Philadelphia ports.

Everett Norfolk Plymouth Port Johnson N. J North America Edgewater Mary Arnold Catawiksa Philadelphia Schuylkill Janean

Favor Trade With Canada Urges Lower Living Costs

Andrew J. Sullivan, president of the Bay View Lodge of Railway Carmen 57, urged favoring all trade with Canada to lower living costs and raise the living wage for workers. He invited Massachusetts Senators to reflect the will of the people and support reciprocity. A resolution praising the late David D. Leahy of South Boston was also passed.

Canada Andrew J. Sullivan Bay View Commonwealth of Massachusetts Massachusetts David D. Leahy South Boston

Labor Notes Reflect Union Activities Across New England

P J Daly Patrick Sullivan and Flanagan spoke at the Oakmen's Branch meeting. Several unions report wage scale talks and organizing progress including Teamsters Roxbury South Boston and cabinetmakers millmen wage gains. The Moulders executive reviews out of town appeals and Bay View Lodge plans officer elections on July 2. The State Plumbers meet to set craft wages with Holyoke chosen for the next convention. Oak Island anniversary events planned for late August.

P. J. Daly Patrick Sullivan Flanagan Oakt Men’s Stablemen’s Union Sheet Metal Workers’ Union Daly Boston Teamsters’ Union John J. Fenton Roxbury South Boston Moulders’ Union Bay View Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen State Association of Plumbers New England Holyoke James WH. Sheehy District Council Oak Island

Route Of Ancients Parade Through Boston Streets

The procession route travels from Faneuil Hall to South Market and through Commercial Washington School Beacon to the State House Beacon School Washington Milk Congress High Summer Winter Tremont Boylston Old South Church then returns via Boylston Charles Beacon Common.

Faneuil Hall South Market Commercial Washington Beacon State House Congress Tremont Boylston Old South Church Charles

Ancients' Day Parade and Events in Boston

Boston observes Ancients' Day with a 1 pm parade starting at Faneuil Hall led by Captain John D. Nichols, a memorial sermon by Rev. R Perry Bush, and an ode by Robert L Whitcomb. A drumhead election at the church precedes Governor Foss’s review on the Common and officer commissions. Banquet speakers include Governor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald.

Boston Faneuil Hall Old South Church Governor Foss Ancients’ Armory John D. Nichols R. Perry Bush Chelsea Robert L. W Thomas A. O’neil Old Guard of New York Charles E. Warren Veteran Corps Artillery Asa Bird Gardiney

Stabbed at a Friend's Home in Brighton Dispute

Maneich Brahmin, 38, of East Watertown, is hospitalized with two back stab wounds after a quarrel over money at Moses Sarkyson’s Brighton home. Oscar Isrealian, 50, of Brighton, is held on assault with a knife. Brahmin on dangerous list, Isrealian treated for a head wound.

Maneich Isrealian Brighton Rice

Clairvoyant Advice Advertisements In Boston Streets

Prof Jas A Barrett offers readings on life love marriage business lawsuits and happiness at 507 Mass Ave Tremont Street hours 10 to 8 daily and Sunday Jason clairvoyant publishes no charge service at 775 Tremont cor Mass Ave Smith offers guidance on love health investments and separation at 154 Borleteo

Jas. A. Barrett Mass Ave Cor Tremont St Jason Tremont Cor Smith Borleteo

Probate Petitions and Public Notices from 1911 Massachusetts

Notices announce name change petition for Pearl Loise Campbell to Pearl Loise Williams in Cambridge court. administration petition for George F. Lewis estate in Boston. appointments of executrices and creditors’ demands for Beveley Randolph Annie Baxter Edward P Fairweather estates in Boston and Revere with weekly Boston Post citations.

Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Abner J. Nutter Boston Angeline P. Nutter Boston Post Robert Grant Esquire Arthur W. Dolan Register Middlesex Pearl Loise Campbell Medford Olive M. Williams Pearl Loise Williams Cambridge Chaeries J. McIntire W. E. Rogers George F. Lewis Mary M. Lewis Beveley Randolph Emma J. Randolph David EK. Crawford Atty. Law Tremont St Mary E. Baxter Annie F. Baxter Admx Old Harbor Street Edward P. Fairweather Revere Hannah H. Patrwrather P Avenue

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