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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
10
Brewhouse workers allied with Engineers No 16 and the joint committee to refuse work with non union men. They plan financial backing from the international and New England engineers unions and pledge united support for the cause.
Brewery workers unions 14 and 29 and Firemen's 122 along with the Building Trades Council and Central Labor Union met at Roxbury Crossing and condemned strike breakers being unionized under master brewers. The note framed the stance as defense of labor rights amid the ongoing brewery strike. Later, the Long Island Hospital Training School for Nurses held class of 1902 graduation exercises in the hospital chapel. Eight nurses were graduated and will receive diplomas later. Names: Teresa Carr Elizabeth Frieze Margaret Tobin Mary Crowley Bertha Pickett Ida Tervis Agnes Rogers Carrie Garfield.
National Cycling Association suspends riders Co. W. Anderson C. Smith Tilton N H G W Labelle N Richard Manchester NH E J Stott W C Lewis Concord NH Leonard Taylor Lee Labelle residence unknown for competing at an un sanctioned event May 30 after warning.
The funeral service for Mrs Helene Burgess, wife of the shipbuilder, who died by her own hand in Salem Tuesday, was conducted at Mt Auburn Chapel yesterday afternoon.
Bellows Falls Vermont June 12 The Fall Mountains plant of International Paper was shut down tonight amid wage demands. Four shipping workers refused to work unless pay rose from 1.50 to 1.75 daily. Superintendent Riley ordered a halt until cars could be loaded. About 500 workers lose jobs as strikers’ positions cannot be filled.
At a quarterly meeting M P Curran announced President Roosevelt will attend the banquet at the Somerset Hotel on June 2 to greet 300 delegates and wives. A special NYCentral train will bring them from New York. celebrations include a reception at the Vendome and a harbor trip with Merchants' Association hosts.
The Cyclin Association will convene in New York on Tuesday to consider legislation addressing motor tandem bikes used by pace riders that do not conform to Board rules.
Two Cambridge freshmen, Philip R. Mgg and Walter Jones, left the chap eron and caused havoc at a South End playhouse. They occupied a box, disrupted the performance, and threw a shoe injuring a dancer. They were taken to Dedham street station, bailed out by classmates, and the case awaits Judge Dewey's resolution.
In Montreal both firms re elected their boards. The Dominion Coal Company shows a surplus of 1 057 913 dollars. Both companies ratified leasing coal property to the steel company on roughly a 1 600 000 dollar annual payment plus a royalty of 7 1 2 cents per ton for coal mined over 3 500 000 tons in any calendar year.
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