Hutchinson Elected Head of Republican City Committee
The Hon. Isaac P. Hutchinson was unanimously elected president of the Republican city committee at Wesleyan Hall last night. The strategy board had conceded defeat, and an underhanded deal with Mayor Hart followed. Hutchinson denounced the “division of the loaves and fishes” while attacks on Superintendent Wheeler were implied. The meeting also saw a fight over resolutions praising Governor Crane on the subway referendum, with Ex-Senator Innes opposing and the convention voting against the measure amid last minute procedural skirmishes.
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Isaac P. Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Wesleyan Hall
Strategy Board
Hutchinson
Hart
Wheeler
Myrick
Crane
Arthur P. Russell
Ward 16
Committee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Charles H. Irmnes
Russell
Innes
Bolton
Faneuil Hall
Kinney
Ward 10
Miss Mackay Leads Championship Play
Miss Mackay dominates the championship round with the top score and strong play at the arena. Ellen Page and Grace Keyes contend in the consolation medal race as other competitors post solid rounds and a steady pace through the nine holes.
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Miss MacKay
Bess
Paine
Ostes
Farger
Oll
Gorpias Fiske
Grace Keyes
Misa Ellen
Nate Tiene
Kriss
Stolt
Ellen Rge
Three Matches At Oakley Watertown Playday
In Watertown on June 10 at the Mieeae Country Club greens three matches were contested in the tournament. Players faced tough ties with several lead changes as the field narrowed.
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Oakley
Watertown
Mieeae
Noble
Ana
Pagan
Races in Boston Likely Off Due to Regatta Delays
The Shamrock II and Constitution likely will miss a race against the Independence in Boston on Sept 2 at the Hull Massachusetts regatta for Lawson cups. Late season prevents Shamrock II from arriving after international events, and New York Yacht Club may skip the Hull-Massachusetts clash amid the controversy over Independence entry. A suggested alternative race off Newport between Constitution Columbia and Independence may be offered, with details pending Lawson and Hull-Massachusetts Club decisions.
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Boston
Hull-Massachusetts
New York Yacht Club
Ston
Hull-Massachusetts Club
Lawson
Newport
Constitution
Columbia
Independence
New_York arties
N.Y
Haff
Boston waiters unions push for waitresses union
Committees from Boston waiters unions Nos 90 and 183 will seek cooperation from Women's Tenance Union and Young Woman's Christian Association to organize waitresses amid 14 hour shifts. About 2000 women work in city restaurants and hotels. aim to improve conditions and reform employment agency fees. Joseph H Post of the Building Council named parade chief marshal. joint committee plans voting and a large turnout.
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Boston
Women’s Tenance Union
Young Woman's Christian Association
John Mee
Geneva Association of Waiters’ No. 8
Mee
Boston Board of Police
Waltressen
Harvard Favored Third Game for Yale Series
Capt Reid of Harv niné says Harvard does not want to be a sideshow to the Buffalo Exposition and prefers New York for the third Yale series game. Yale leans Buffalo but New York is likely the chosen venue, with only one game at the grounds to showcase both colleges.
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Buffalo
New York
Made WIT at The Howard Stars O'Donnell Ferguson Duo
Steve O'Donnell and Sandy Ferguson debuted as partners in the new sketch Cousin Joe at the Old Howard yesterday. The pair delivered a lively performance in a three round bout, displaying strong tactics and good condition, promising strong drawing power throughout the week.
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Steve O'Donnell
Sandy Ferguson
Old Howard
Joe
Steve
Sandy
O'Donnell
Ferguson
Clan-na-Gael Field Day Set for July Fourth in Boston
The Clan-na-Gael of Boston will hold its annual field day at Oak Island Grove on July 4 with events including hurling, football, running races from one mile to five miles, field events, a tug of war, and a military drill. Joseph Dellen of 12 Dewey Street Roxbury is coordinating preparations.
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Clan-na- Gael
Boston
Oak Island Grove
Helen Com Rettes
Joseph Dellen
Dewey Street
Roxbury
Nelson Defeats Champion in 15 Mile Minor-Paced Race
John A. Nelson of Worcester defeated Albert Champion of Paris in the 15 mile minor-paced match at the Coliseum opening. Champion faded after the fourth mile as pacing machines failed and Nelson battled broken chains before his second machine secured victory in 25 minutes 8 seconds with Champion about a lap behind.
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Worcester
John A. Nelson
Albert Champion
Paris
Nelson
de Bus
Champion
Boston Hosts Labor Leaders on Waiters Union Issue
International President Michaels and Third Vice-President Donnelly of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees International Alliance and the Bartenders International League arrived in Boston at 10 34 am to settle admission of defunct Waiters No 3 members into the Geneva Association No 80. A five-member committee was named to confer with Geneva Waiters. The visitors were entertained at 5 Lowell Street after addressing Waiters 4 at 49 Bennett Street. They will remain until Wednesday then visit Lawrence on local matters.
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International
Joseph R. ‘Michaels
Hotel and Restaurant Employees
International Alliance
Bartenders’ International League
Boston
Donnelly
Waiters’ Organization No. 3
Waiters’ Union
Geneva Association No
Geneva
Lowell Street
Michaels
Lawrence
Labor Day Preparations Review Invitations for Officials
The city plans to invite the Governor and Mayor to review the Labor Day parade and events. Preparations focus on coordination, security, and community participation for the holiday celebration.
Labor unions meet across Boston area report widespread activity
Labor groups from Bricklayers Paper Hangers and Pattern Makers report active meetings in Boston Cambridge Roxbury and East Boston. New members initiated at multiple locals while unions address eight hour day and wage issues and plan support for strikers at Blake Pump Works and Blake's machine shop.
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Bricklayers’ Union No. 3
Eliot Street
Boston
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Blake's Machine Shop
Cambridge
Core ‘Makers’ Union
Biot Street
T .He
John Maines
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ae Ow
Lumber Teamsters’ Union No. 112
Machinists’ Hall
Adt
Brophy
Steam Fitters’ Union
Washington
Carpenters’ Union
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
J. EB. Potts
Carpenters’ Council
Siub
Roxbury
New England
Thomas J. Murphy
Jere Cronin
Edward J. Lynch
the Polishers, Platers and Buffers of America
Bigelow Carpet Co Fined for Contempt in Worcester
The Bigelow Carpet Company of Clinton was fined 2000 dollars and its Clinton agent Edward W. Burdett received twenty days in the House of Correction. Walter F. Page and Isaac J. Flagg were fined 19 dollars each. Judge Francis A. Gaskill held them for contempt for violating a prior injunction to stop underground conduit work for electric wires.
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Worcester
Bigelow Carpet Company
Clinton
Edward W. Burdett
House of Correction
Walter F. Page
Isaac J. Flagg
Francis A. Gaskill
Superior Court
Main
School
Clinton Gaslight Company
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Gaslight Company
Equity
Carpet Company
Geskill
Gaskill
Harvard Crew Sets Last Charles Practice Before Yale Meet
Harvard varsity crew completes final Cambridge practice as they prepare for the Red Top training camp and the June 27 showdown with Yale. Emory and Bancroft hold boat spots while coaching targets speed, stroke control, and even keel pace before departure for New London.
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Harvard
Charles
Red Top
Yale
Great St
Cambridge
New London
Eateh
Atch
Woerth
H. Bancroft
Ayer
Bullard
Lawrence
Shuébruk
Blake
McGrew
Bow
Goodell
Texen
New Jan
Peruna cited by prominent Jacksonville and Wyoming figures
Miss Sophie B. Smith, president of the Jacksonville Art Club, endorses Peruna after cures for cold related troubles. Mrs. F. E. Warren, wife of the late governor and U S senator, also lauds Peruna for coughs and colds, calling it a scientific medicine with many permanent cures. The advertisement urges summer cold treatment and offers free medical guidance from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Jacksonville Art Club
Sophie B. Smith
W. Adams Street
Jacksonville
Fla
Fay
Sophie B
United
United States
I. K. Warren
Wyoming
Peruna
Perruna
F. E. Warren
Wyoming St
Washington, D. C
J. Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
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A. J. Greenough
Sime Sle
Wollaston
Joint Committee
Reid
Howard
Clan-Na-Gael
Alliance
Etiil
Pand Blake
Bancroft
Emory
Massachusetts
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Michael Donahoe
George Finnegan
Féllsmere Pond
Ward
Durell
Lillian Biddle
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Nina Cave
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Sadie
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Marvel
W. Shuebruk
Manhattan Studio
Lillian E. Biddle
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