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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

2

Jail Becomes Preferred Charge After Textile Protest

Mrs. Sarah Conroy led United Textile Workers organizers in distributing circulars at a Gillette Company factory. Miss Gillespie and Mrs. Evans were arrested after handing out materials on West Second Street. Both women posted own recognizance and face a Monday court hearing. An outdoor meeting followed, with Pauline Newman and Rose Schneider aiding the open air session in a West Second Street lot.

Miss Gillespie Sarah Conroy United Textile Workers of America Evans Radcliffe Conroy Gillette Company Mrs. Evans Johnson West Second Street Pauline Newman Rose Schneider New York Boston Garment Workers’ Convention

Hundreds See Prize Dogs at Chestnut Hill Show

The seventh annual open air dog show by the Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts drew hundreds at the Chestnut Hill club. Prominent Boston women displayed dogs from terriers to St Bernards while A Henry Higginson and Mrs. Higginson presided over the event, with prizes and ribbons awarded to multiple winners including Clinker Yankee Doodle Rip Brace Miss Peach Dorothy Dainty Dolly Parker Tiny Prince Bismarck Groveland Kennels Carmen Nellie Alta Priscilla and more.

Ladies’ Kennel Association of Massachusetts Chestnut Hill Club Boston A. Henry Higginson Higginson Bered Frederick JL. Wilson Frances P. Kendall Mary T. Kelley Miss Peach Mary T. Riley Dorothy Dainty L. B. Smith Dolly Parker F. M. Dodge Tiny St. Bernards Thekla von Berg Groveland Kennels Prince Bismarck Mary Nickerson William the Survivor Theodore A. R. Kitson Carmen Nellie Alta Priscilla T. E.L. Kemp Chestnut Hill P. H. Robinson All Fluff Jessey ST. Bernard Dazzler Sands

Boston Elevated holding bill to be reviewed next year

The renewal of the tunnels and subways leases in Boston will be postponed to the next year for investigation by the Joint Board of Railroad and Transit Commissioners.

Boston Elevated City of Boston Joint Board of Railroad and Transit Commissioners

Tinkham Wins Passage of Substitute on Street Railway Inquiry

Senator Tinkham secured a complete victory by advancing a substitute for Senator Bennett’s bill on street railway acquisitions. The measure calls for a joint inquiry by the Board of Railroad Commissioners and the Boston Transit Commission, with hearings and a report due by January 1911, on methods of acquisitions, contract extensions, and continued single control of Boston Elevated and West End systems.

Tinkham Bennett Saugus Boston Elevated Elevated Board of Railroad Commissioners Boston Transit Commission General Court Boston Elevated Railway Company Tremont Street Washington Street East Boston West End Street Railway Company Joint Board

Banquet Honors New Boston Manager at Parker House

A banquet for Remington Typewriter Company Boston office employees was held at the Parker House last night to honor the popularity of the newly appointed Boston manager Christopher S. Ryan. More than 60 members attended.

Remington Typewriter Company Boston Parker House Christopher S. Ryan

Lowell Named by Governor to Lead Labor Committee

James A. Lowell of Boston, former legislator and prominent lawyer, was named chairman of Governor Draper s committee to study workingmen s compensation and pensions. The panel will tour cities with existing measures to assess operation and potential models. Also named were Amos T Saunders Clinton Eugene W Alexander Henry Howard and Joseph A Parks for the committee with other appointments to related commissions and public offices in Massachusetts.

James A. Lowell Boston Draper Amos T. Saunders Clinton Eugene W. Alexander Lynn Henry Howard Brookline Joseph A. Parks Fall River Myles Garrison Henry M. Lovering Taunton Louise Sturtevant Swansea Joseph Crafton Minor Art Commission Waldo Lincoln Worcester Henry B. Hunnewell Wellesley Hills William A. Burnham Charles D. Maginnis Walter Gilman Page Petersburg Memorial Commission Charles W. Porter Quincey James Anderson Springfield Gustave Magnitzky Valley Forge Memorial Commission Philip Meade Samuel Crowley Charles I. Thayer Franklin County Frank H. Snow Greenfield Massachusetts School For Feeble Minded Edmund B. Wheelwright William W. Swan

Body of Missing Man Thought Found in South Bay

The body of a man believed to be Matthew Walsh of 22 Freeman Street Dorchester was recovered late yesterday afternoon from South Bay by the police boat Watchman crew. Walsh a South Boston railroad yard inspector, disappeared from home last Friday after a baby’s death a year earlier.

Matthew Walsh Freeman Street Dorchester South Bay Walsh South

Groom Is Son of Composer Marries in Brookline

Miss Alice G. Hovey and Ernest Jacoby wed at the Church of Our Saviour Longwood in Brookline late yesterday afternoon. The bride, granddaughter of C. F. Hovey founder of the local store, wore white satin with duchess lace and lilies of the valley. The groom, son of composer Siegfried Jacoby, was supported by his brother Henry Jacoby of London who traveled across the Atlantic for the service.

Alice G. Hovey Ernest Jacoby Brookline Church of Our Saviour Longwood Samuel McCoomb D. D C. F. Hovey Mr. Jacoby Manchester England Siegfried Jacoby Hovey Clarence Martha Barron Cohasset Gladys Baker Wickford R. I Henry Jacoby London Atlantic

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