Gale and Kent Tailors Promote Summer Suits in Boston
Melvin Williams for LE & KENT thanks Greater Boston for 20 percent May trade gain and urges summer suit purchase. GALE & KENT at 96 Court Street offers cash-only, mid-priced light-weight suits $15 to $25, claiming 15 years of growth, quality fit, and steady customer retention.
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Pesieve
LE & Kent
Greater Boston
Gale & Kent
Court Street
Scollay Square
America
96 Court Street
Kent
Boston
Cardinal Gibbons Prize Won by Am mendale Student
Am mendaleMd June 7 Julius Algier of the Christian Brothers Institute Am mendale Md won the Cardinal Gibbons gold prize as Maryland and District of Columbia college competition for best essay on Maryland colonial history.
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Ammendale
Cardinal Gibbons
Maryland
District of Columbia
Julius Algier
Christian Brothers’ Institute
Remember the Name Procter & Gamble Naphtha Soap
Classic advertisement urges readers to try Procter and Gamble Naphtha Soap. It describes the white soap in a blue and white wrapper and claims it is the best for laundry. The copy promises it saves time and money and persuades grocers to stock P and G Naphtha Soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. & G. Naphtha
Procter & Gamble
Balfe Honored in Dublin Lecture on Life and Works
Charles F Forester praised Michael William Balfe on the 100th anniversary of his birth. The County Dublin Association heard Forester in Huntington Chambers Hall attest Balfe's role in English ballad opera and his lasting classical fame. The event included a Balfe themed concert and readings from Maurice O Neil and a large roster of soloists.
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Michael William Balfe
Charles F. Forester
County Dublin Association
Huntington Chambers Hall
Balfe
Dublin
Irc
Mr. Forester
O’rourke
Mme. Vestris
Paul Pry
Malfe
Rowsey Abbey
Hertfordshire
Maurice O’neil
C. F. Forester
John Bates
Charles O’neil
Daniel Sheridan
John Lenehan
P. A. Conroy
Alban Calaghan
Mary Kelly
Mary Coughlin
John Farrell
Katherine Shine
Association Chorus of
25 Voices
Central Labor Union Opposes Merger Bill and Eight Hour Demand
At a recent meeting the Central Labor Union passed a resolution urging its legislative committee and the State branch to press legislators to oppose the merger bill and force New Haven road to sell its Boston and Maine stock. They also pledged delegates to back only candidates supporting a universal eight hour law. President Maloney and Vice-President Hines were named delegates to a June 30 protest at Faneuil Hall. The Cohen-Driscoll committee reported receipts of $9,816.84 and aims to reach $10,000 by the next meeting.
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Central Labor Union
Legislative Committee
State Branch
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Maloney
Hines
A. F. of L
Faneuil Hall
Congress
Cohen-Driscoll
John M. Gillespie
Cornelius P. Shea
The
International Union
Chicago
Wardwell
Cambridge
Cambridge City
Cambridge Lower Hall
Cambridge City Men’s Union
Carpenters' District Council
Hanover Street
Cambridge Central Labor Union
A. F. of
State Senate
Lipshultz
Bakers’ Union 7
Twas
International
All Eters
Aiians New Haven
Frerent Wandiers
Union
Arthur M. Huddell
Steam Engineers’ Union
Pittsburg
Boston Building Laborers’ Union 223
William H. O’brien
James J. MecGarty
Boston
Commercial Telegrapherg
Craft
Michael J. Reidy
International Executive Board
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Edward J. Byrnes
Sand and Tip Cart Drivers’ Union
Brotherhood of Team Drivers
Detroit
Hibbard
Lamplighters’ Union
Building Trades Section
Harrison Avenue
Transatlantic Steamship Clerks Assembly 1648
Winslow W. Avery Dies Ex Legislator at 72
Winslow W. Avery former Massachusetts legislator for 1880 and 1881 died suddenly at his Plymouth home aged 72. He had been in the newspaper publishing business in Plymouth and Montpelier Vermont, where he was born.
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Plymouth
Winslow W. Avery
Massachusetts
Montpelier
Mrs Amanda C Thomas Seeks 8000 Damages From Tyler Morse
New York reports Mrs Amanda C Thomas has attached property of Tyler Morse claiming damages to furnishings in a Fifty fifth Street flat leased by Morse. The attachment amount is 8000 dollars and concerns alleged actions by Morse and a prize winning dog.
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New York
Amanda C. Thomas
O. F. Thomas
Tyler Morse
Boston
Beverly
Mass
Morses
Fancy Flat Leased to Morses Becomes Dreary Wreck
Mrs. Thomas sues claiming the Wy oming apartment flat changed from a lavishly furnished seven room home to a damaged desolation during the Morse occupancy. She cites expensive imported furnishings and tapestries damaged by tenants and their dog. An expert estimated repair costs at about 8000 dollars.
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Loraine
Wyoming
Fifty-fifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Tyler Morses
Morse
Beverly
Thomas
Thomases
Morses
Beef Prices Rise Again Centering on Cattlemen Action
Beef costs climb by one to two cents per pound from Saturday as wholesale dealers blame cattlemen for withholding stock. They say the beef trust is being squeezed in retaliation, driving prices higher for consumers.
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Beef Trust
Pearl Dawson to wear first Boston made sheath gown
Miss Pearl Dawson known as The Little Girl in Blue will wear a Tremont production gown described as a replica of a landmark Directoire sheath. The gown, made in Boston, will debut during the third week of the show A Knight for a Day at the Tremont Theatre.
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Tremont
Directoire
Publisher Quinby of Detroit is Dead
Detroit journalist William Emory Quinby longtime editor and proprietor of the Detroit Free Press and former U S minister to The Netherlands died at Grace Hospital after a three month illness He was 73 born in Brewer Maine in 1835 He served in The Hague from 1893 to 1897
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Detroit, Mich
William Emory Quinby
Detroit Free Press
United States
Netherlands
Grace Hospital
Quinby
Brewer
Hague
Brotherhood divisions resist Coyle suspension at Boston & Maine
Lowell and Nashua divisions of the Brotherhood of Railroad Employees denounce R P Neil suspension of General Chairman P J Coyle. They reaffirm confidence in Coyle and anticipate similar actions by other Boston & Maine lodges amid tensions over board conduct and a recent convention review.
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P. J. Coyle
Boston & Maine Railroad System Board of Adjustment
R. P. Neil
Brotherhood of Railroad Employees
Lowell Division
Nashua Division
Coyle
Brotherhood
Lowell
Nashua
Boston & Maine
System Board of Adjustment and Arbitration
Boston
Boston & Maine System Board of Adjustment and Arbitration
Adjustment Board
Barnes
Messrs. Coyle
The
International
Labor notes on union activities and upcoming events in Boston
A Boston labor page lists union committee work for the Or der of Railway Conductors convention, July 12 excursion plans, and officer elections in Bay State Lodge and other locals. It notes organizing tours by the Teamdrivers and candidacy updates, wage talks, mass meetings, and summer meeting schedules across several trades and locals.
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Boston Lodge 97 of Brotherhood of Railroad
Order of Railway Conductors
Boston
Rocky Point
Crescent Park
P. J. Cronin
Carman
Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Raiilroad Carmen
Star of the East Lodge
Cronin
John J. Gallagher
Thomas Sadler
Daniel Collins
William O. Nye
John Dryden
William Sullivan
Thomas Boles
Ridward J. Trainor
William Nye
Washington Street
Park Department Assembly
K. of L
Patrick McKenzie
Charlestown
Wells Memorial Building
Frank McClusky
Journeymen Horseshoers
International
Daniel J. Tobin
The
Brotherhood of Teamdrivers
New England
Maple Flake promises digestible wheat breakfast food
An advertisement touts Maps-Flake as a maple flavored wheat flake breakfast item. It claims 96 hours of processing to achieve digestibility, warns against faster methods, and offers a coupon for a free 15 cent sample to readers and their grocers.
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Roxbury
El-Bart
Dartmouth
Col. Ave
Michael Balfe
London
Drury Lane
Charles Morse
New York Society
Tyler PF Morse
Tyier Morse
Pearl Dawson
Miss Pearl Dawson
Boston Distributors
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Middlesex
UT Caer Lal
Orator
Aan
Cdcs
Washington St
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LABOR
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Battle Creek
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