Malden Veteran to Get Day's Pay Due Him Since Civil War
Colonel Albert Janes of Malden who served with the Tenth Vermont Infantry in the Civil War has been notified that a day's pay, dating from 1865, will be credited. The veteran, now living at 9 Almont Street, rose from captain to colonel, and for 42 years the missing day’s pay has caused trouble at Washington. He received forms and instructions to claim the funds.
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Dyer
Albert Janes
Almont Street
Tenth Vermont Infantry
Washington
Jones
Vermont
Dunn defeats Mackey in ten rounds at Ohio Athletic Club
Jimmy Dunn of Newcastle Penn won a ten round decision over Biz Mackey of Cleveland before the Ohio Athletic Club in Loraine Ohio on June 6.
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Loraine
Jimmy Dunn
Newcastle
Penn
Biz’’ Mackey
Cleveland
Ohio Athletic Club
Marriage broker sues groom for fee in Boston case
Mrs. Samuel Palais of Melrose Street South End sues Reuben Pretsky claiming he promised her $100 for arranging his marriage to Miss Mary Goldberg. She says she has not received the fee after the wedding about a year ago on Salem Street. Attorneys Whipple Sears Ogden represent her. the case was to be heard today.
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Samuel Palais
Melrose Street
South End
Palais
Reuben Pretsky
Salem Street
Pretsky
Mary Goldberg
Whipple
Sears & Ogden
Prison Stone Use Provokes Marble Workers Union Debate
Grievances dominated yesterday's sixth international Marble Workers' Union convention with a major dispute over the use of prison cut marble. Agent James A. Rehill reported prison material in the new normal school buildings and in Boston schools. The union voted to require their label on fair finished products from prison or non union material. Boston banquet featured officers and delegates with remarks from Walter V. Price Stephen C. Hogan and others. Mayor Fitzgerald attended and spoke, with Councilmen Costello and Sorenson among the speakers.
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Marble Workers’ Union
Vermont
James A. Rehill
Boston Cutters and Letters’ Union
New Normal School
Boston
Boston Cutters and Letters’ Union 50
Crawford House
Joseph Rowe
Union 5
Union Av
John D. Greene
Union 56
Walter V. Price
New York
Stephen C. Hogan
Samuel Jameson
Toronto
John Casey
Pittsburg
William Turbitt
William J. Gordon
Joseph T. Walsh
Cleveland
Fitzgerald
Costello and
Sorenson
Antoinette Perry A Denver Actress In The Music Master
Antoinette Perry, a Denver born and outdoors loving actress, plays the young musician's daughter in The Music Master at the Majestic Theatre. She rose from obscurity under David Warfield and David Belasco, with a noted advance in acting since her Boston debut last October. Perry is 20 and comes from a prominent Denver family.
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Antoinette Perry
Denver
Joaquin Miller
Miss Perry
David Warfield
Majestic Theatre
Frances Starr
Boston
New York
David Belasco
Mr. Belasco
Cigarmakers Take Vacation Amid Strike Stock Shortage
Practically every cigar factory with striking workers has exhausted stock and 1600 cigarmakers are on an enforced loaf. Factories close for stock taking and repairs. Some plan vacation trips to escape a possible two week shutdown, others with homes in Belgium may visit home.
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Belgium
Three Breweries Yield to Coopers in Wage Settlement
A possible conference today between master brewers and Coopers Union 89 could end the coopers strike at 24 of 27 local breweries. The union demands a minimum wage of 4 dollars a day. three brewery owners have already agreed amid the 14 year wage stagnation.
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Master Brewers
Coopers’ Union 89
Coopers
Normal School strike expands with union workers walkout
Nearly 100 bricklayers iron workers plumbers and other building trades union men quit their jobs at the Normal School group of buildings. They protest the hiring of several non union carpenters to replace union carpenters who left last week.
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New Normal School
Mercantile Engineers Elect New President
Robert Fe. Cronin was yesterday elected president of the Boston Mercantile Engineers Union 268. William G. Beck, executive officer since the union’s organization, declined further election and urged promotion of other officers. Cronin has been vice-president for two terms. William M. Francis was elected vice-president, William B. Saunders secretary, William H. Sennett treasurer, Thomas B. Constant financial secretary, J. E. Lee conductor and Thomas McWilliams guard.
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Robert FE. Cronin
Boston Mercantile Engineers’ Union
William G. Beck
Cronin
William M. Francis
William B
Saunders
William H. Sennett
Thomas B. Constant
J. E. Lee
Thomas McWilliams
Boy with $110 travels from Springfield to Revere Beach
An 11 year old, Frank Mc Lean of 57 East Springfield street, used $110 to ride the elevated train to Revere Beach then to Beachey and the airship. He attracted attention from friends and the police, was questioned, then returned home with relatives after explaining his adventure.
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Frank McLean
Springfield Street
Revere Beach
Beachey
Man Claiming General Ku Roki Roams Platform Fight
An intoxicated man at the Northampton street station of the L line proclaimed he was General Ku Roki fresh from a war victory and ready to fight anyone who challenged him for their medicine. He ran amuck on the platform causing a disturbance last night.
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Kuroki
Northampton Street
L” Road
Dorchester 277th anniversary parade prep underway
Dorchester readies for its 277th settlement celebration with sub committees finalizing plans Alderman Bell chairs. A large military parade led by Lieutenant Dudley M Pray will pass Ashmont Dorchester Centre with Governor Guild Adjutant-General Parker and Quartermaster General Emery in attendance. Savin Hill hosts historical exercises and a luncheon at the mayoral residence follows. Sports schedule places swimming at 9 56 Savin Hill beach speedway at 1 pm and athletic events at Town Field 2 pm.
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Dorchester
Alderman Bell
Ashmont
Dorchester Centre
Dudley M
Guild
Parker
Emery
Savin Hill
Bell
Savin Hill Beach
Labor notes discuss tobacco trust and union jurisdiction
Worcester union vice president J W Wall spoke to the Quincy T UU on tobacco trust methods. Terrence I Mahan of the Steel and Copper Plate Printers Union will visit Boston during Old Tome Week. Boston Building Trades Council calls a special Sunday meeting to address jurisdiction disputes. Boston Powers Union 1 members were discharged for refusing a nine hour day in Lynn, with a committee named to pursue action and eight hour law applicability.
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J. W. Wall
Worcester
A. F. of
Tobacco Trust
Terrence I. Mahan
Steel and Copper Plate Printers’ Union
Washington
Boston Union
Boston Pawers’ Union 1
Dynn
Lynn
Tynn
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