Adams Express Men Refuse to Sign Liability Release
Boston workers reject a printed contract demanding they release Adams Express Company from liability for injuries. Paper slips distributed after 4 PM urge signing to be employed at a set rate with all risks borne by the employee. Employees decry unsafe Franklin Street building and fear signings would bar redress under employers’ liability acts.
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Adams Express Company
Boston
Franklin Street
Apeticntion
Adams Express
Lees Ega
United States of America
Post
Harvard College Corporation
Park Place
Daniel Lovering, Jr
New York
Girl Reunited After Four Months Missing From Home
Agnes Clark 16 left her South Boston home after a February dispute over missing 50 cents. She lived briefly with strangers before seeking shelter at the House of the Good Shepherd in Brookline, where she was found by police and friends. Her uncle and aunt retrieved her last night, with the sisterhood of the institution expressing surprise at her departure.
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Woner
Agnes Clark
Lark Street
Boston
Thomas Clark
Mrs. Chase
Essex Street
Agnes
South End
Appleton Street
House of the Good Shepherd
Italian Chases Kilroy Slashes in East Boston Shop Scene
An intoxicated quarrel on a ferry led James Piscisti to slash at Kilroy and others. Kilroy fled into a Summer street blacksmith shop. Piscisti slipped and cut himself. Kilroy and Ambre Biscopi of Chelsea were arrested as Piscisti was hospitalized with a serious leg wound.
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Boston
James Piscisti
Frost’s Hospital
Chelsea
North Ferry Avenue
Piiscisti
Martin Kilroy
Piscisti
Kilroy
Summer Street
Station 7
Frost's Hospital
Ambere Biscopi
Chelsea Bridge Delays Hold Boston Cars Half a Day
Traffic on the Scollay to Chelsea route delayed passengers as the Chelsea bridge project restricts the north draw to a single track. Blocks of cars backed up at Vine Street and Scott's Court while officials blamed the new elevated structure and underwater wire issues for the slowdown.
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Scollay
Chelsea
Boston & Maine
Chelsea Bridge
Vine Street
Charlestown
Medford Street
Mystic Wharf
Lynn & Boston
View Bridge
Chelsea End
Pawtucket and Narragansett Boat Clubs in Seekonk River race
The Pawtucket Boat Club has challenged the Narragansett Boat Club to a four oared open working boat club match on the Seekonk River between July 15 and August 15 in Providence Rhode Island.
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Providence
R. I
Pawtucket Boat Club
Narragansett Boat Club
Seekonk River
Moths Avenged as 25 Gypsy Moth Workers Are Discharged
Malden June 6. Twenty five employees of the gypsy moth department were fired by Superintendent E H Forbush after a petition opposing a uniform requirement. Inspectors faced high costs for white duck uniforms and pay disputes triggered the mass layoff, with a meeting held at Bak tley's Hall and a committee named to petition the agriculture commissioners.
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Malden
E. H. Forbush
Massachusetts Agricultural Committee
Forbush
Baktley’s
Gypsy Moth Commission
C. B. Flood
O. B. Huston
Agriculture Commissioners
J. H. Enwright
J. A. Rowe
B. Flood
C.S. Mixter
Saugus
Lynn
Parish Celebrates Holy Trinity Church Fiftieth Anniversary
Parishioners of Holy Trinity Church plan a three day celebration starting Sept 27 with religious services and a theatre concert. Sept 28 features a banquet, Sept 29 includes a children’s celebration and an evening parish entertainment. Orator is Sparnhorst of St Louis. Executive committee lists Gudenus Stener Brock Cleve Berg Adan Lorenz Hoevelman Fein Kranefuss Vaas.
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Holy Trinity Church
Mr. Sparnhorst
St. Louis
Charles Gudenus
Louis Stener
Mathias Brock
Joseph Cleve
Bernard Berg
Adan
Lorenz
B. Hoevelman
Henry Fein
G. Kranefuss
Henry Vaas
Lawrence Aldermen Reject License Commission Salary Plan
At a June meeting the Aldermen voted down an order to fix the License Commission salaries at 500 dollars per year with the chairman receiving 200 extra. A 2000 dollar appropriation for the Fourth of July celebration was approved in its final stages. An informal gathering then favored celebrating Lawrence's semi centennial founding next year.
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Lawrence
License Commission
Board of Trade
West Somerville Democratic Club Elects Officers
At the annual meeting last evening the West Somerville Democratic Club elected Franklin N. Poor as president. Vice presidents include C. E. Fay J. R. Armington J. Ginty. A. Bernard Harris became secretary and F. A. White treasurer. Executive committee chair F. C. Savage with S. F. Murphy J. B. McKenna T. W. Whitaker Paul J. Smith and W. H. McAllister also chosen.
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West Somerville Democratic Club
Franklin N. Poor
C. E. Fay
J. R. Armington
J. ®. Ginty
A. Bernard Harris
F. A. White
F. C. Savage
S. F. Murphy
J. B. McKenna
T. W. Whitaker
Paul J. Smith
W. H. McAllister
Girl chooses schooling over work after family search
The girl expressed relief at returning home to her mother and sister and said she will not return to work but will attend school. Mrs. Chase urged her to come back, having helped in the search with the girl's parents, fearing she might have been harmed.
Bean McKinnon Duel Promised at Concord Meet
A June 30 race at the State Capitol Driving Park in Concord N H features J J McKinnon of Dorchester A C and Charles H Bean of Suffolk A C in a three mile open event with a solid gold watch awarded to the winner. Open events include 100 yard dash for new winners, 440 yard for New England amateurs, and a one mile race for New Hampshire residents. Entries close June 5 with Franklin Falls secretary.
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J. J. McKinnon
Dorchester A. C
Charles H. Bean
Suffolk A. C
Franklin
N. H
State Capitol
Concord
New England
New Hampshire
Franklin Falls
Lasell Seminary Commencement Week 1906 Schedule
Lasell Seminary Auburndale releases the week schedule with events from June 6 to June 13. Highlights include the pupils’ commencement concert, Lasellia Club banquet, S. D. Banquet, a 10:45 a.m. baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Charles F. Rice, class day exercises, principal’s senior reception, and the commencement address by Mrs. Mary A. Livermore plus alumni meetings and lawn reception.
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Lasellia Club
S. D
Charles F. Rice
D.D
Cambridge
Mary A. Livermore
Melrose
Rice School Boys Banquet Highlights Class of Ninety
The first annual Rice School banquet for the class of 1890 was held at Thorn dike last evening from 7 to 8. A bountiful repast followed with vocal and instrumental selections and school-day reminiscences. Officers elected: President C. Hill, Vice President William Woods, Secretary and Treasurer H. F. Rowell, Toastmaster R. B. Bartlett. Attendees included W. Underwood, Bartlett, Rowell, Harmon, Fitzpatrick, King, Wolf, Dinsmore, Woods, C. Hill, F. Hill, Bingham, Isaacs, O'Brien, Stevens, Burns.
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RICE
Rice School
Thorndike
C. ©. Hill
William Woods
H. F. Rowell
R. B. Bartlett
W. F. Underwood
L. B. Harmon
E. H. Fitzpatrick
C. R. King
M. H. P. Wolf
S. C. Dinsmore
C. C. Hill
C. F. Hill
A. W. Bingham
I. D. Isaacs
J. P. O’brien
W. F. Stevens
E. S. Burns
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Theresa Mode
Gladys Well
Alexander Steinert
Bessie Shuman
Mr. Steinert
Martin
James Jeffrey Roche
MR. Savage
M. J. Savage
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Captain Love
Anfair
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A. Shuman
Fannie Ratshesky
Frank B. Thayer
Guy W. Walker
Charles T. Dukelow
Thomas M. Seabury
Harry S. Potter, Jr
Samuel H. Hudson
M. Morse
Joseph Hecht
Edwin A. Shuman
Sidney E. Shuman
George H. Shuman
Brothers of the Bride
D. Metzgar
A. Kridel
Commonwealth Avenue
Chef D’euvre
Muntz
America
Europe
Wendling
Ater
Mollie Steinert
August Well
A. C. Ratshesky
Henry L. Steinert
S. Shuman
S. B. Shoninger
Albert Pope
John W. Coveny
J. H. Hecht
John Shepard
Henry Wryzanski
Madelaine O’brien
J. R. Morse
J. H. Hermann
Mr. Shuman
Mrs. Shuman
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Walcot Eix
A. H. Rice
J. Q. A. Brackett
Matthews
Hugh ‘O’brien
T. N. Hart
Samuel A. Green
M. D. Fex
A. P. Martin
W. BD. Barrett
Knowlton
Charles H. Taylor
August Weil
William A. Gaston
Piepone
H. H. Spra
John. Shepard
John Shepard, Jr
Jonathan A.lane
John Ae O'Reilly
O'Reill
Agaxe Ald Crocker
Aldrich
Marlboro
G. W
L. G. "Eivhan
George O. Carpenter
Caleb Blodgett
William M. Oun
M. J. Savag
Charles 7 .Gallagher
Charles W. Hallstram
E. A. Horton
Miss Horton
M. Steinert
New Haven
John C. Paige
Lucius Tee
A. T. Whiting
Henry&. Pratt
Worcester
Baar A. Pope
A. Bolster
Henry Steinert
L. Keiffer
Edward Steinert
J. HA. Hecht
J. M. Herman
Julius Shuman
George L. Osgood
Jere Williams
J. H. Houghton
Hannah Jacobs
Edward Williams
B. W. Plummer
Miss Plummer
A. G. Perkins
Josiah W. Hayden
D. W. Cheever
Cheever
R. M. Field
George B. Nichols
Gem M. Bunting
J. F. Young
George B.billings
Fred B. Carpenter
H. D. Arnold
A. HB
Pillsbury
de Donahoe
P. Magu
John R. Murphy
George Adams
Henry Nelson
J. G. Blake
Bopst
Harvey N. Collison
Josiahne
H. A. Pemberton
Auburndale
M. F.gavin
O. H. Sampson
Godfrey Morse
Charles H. Andrews
Henry N. Sawyer
EB. . Anthony
A. Folsom
Folsom
Jacob Fottler
J. Elder
Taree T. Fpeipe
B. W. Dwigh
James H. Freeland
A. 8S. Knight
BR. F. Larrabee
B. W. Munroe
W. F. Robinson
W. EB. Simmons
Misses Simmons
B. ©. Benton
Leopold Morse
Jacob Morse
F. W. Breed
G. T. W. Braman
J. W. Candle
J. Case
J. L Chalifoux
Lowell
Robert F. Clarke
B. W. Currier
M. P. Curran
Samuel Dalton
John F. Dever
Patrick Donahoe
T. F. Doherty
Dreyfus
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George F. Fabyan
Isaac Fenno
William Filene
Fitzpatrick
C. Folsom
Mire
C. EB. Folsom
Daniel Frank
Jerome Jones
Paul H. Kendricken
John R. Alley
George W. Armstrong
David Bar
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Camridge
H. H. A. Beach
J. WH. Benton
Vincent ¥. Bowditch
P M. Rote
Mire Schindler
Otispeepee
Ephraim Stearns
M. J. Su
Henry Oeer
Joe Moraes Wassom
Walter
Girl
the House of the Good Shepherd
Brookline
East Bos
Burxhardt Brewing Co
Parker
Station Streets
Rox
NEW England Mutual
Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Mass
AMS Bts
Ite
Massachusetts
Hecca & Office
RNS
F. Stevens
Lyred D. Foster
All
WM. B. Turner
Bee
Allamd Bros
Tremont Row
Rhode Island
Mara
AU Druggiats
State Board of Agriculture
Lawrence Aldermen's
West Somerville
Democrats
WritaMs & Carretoy
Hartford
Faneuil Hall
Quincy Market
J. Newman & Sons
Washington St
Lasell
Lasell Seminary
Sunday Post
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