15 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
1
The telephone girls delay strike after concessions from New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Union officials say vital issues remain and will push for settlement along trade union lines. another conference expected.
The Boston elevated railroad strike ends its first week with no peace expected. Two more car collisions cause injuries as 15 have occurred since the strike began. Officials report strike breakers as well paid and well organized, with many sending wages to New York and Philadelphia.
Boston Mass June 14 1912 the Boston Elevated Railway Co states it will publish the request for widest publicity regarding a right and protection in employment It agrees with the parties named and says it will print the communication in the press The rolls show the number of men employed remains aligned with those mentioned in the request
Roosevelt’s train rush to Chicago sparks a heated clash with Taft leaders. New York delegates accuse him of trying to incite a riot while Taft officials liken him to Napoleon before Waterloo. The contest sharpens as he plans to lead the fight in person tomorrow.
During a King's birthday reception at the India Office Premier Asquith faced an elegant suffragette who tried to tear his epaulettes. Mrs Asquith intervened before an usher removed the attacker. A pale youth then seized the premier's arms and shouted.
An inaudible moment ends with the unnamed woman allegedly striking Premier Asquith over the head with her fan and being thrown out of the room. Reports vary on exact details of the incident.
Cincinnati defeats Boston by seven to nothing while Pittsburg edges New York one to six. Brooklyn overwhelms St Louis eleven to two and Chicago wins seven to five over Philadelphia. Detroit beats Philadelphia four to three in the American League alongside Washington’s thirteen to eight triumph over Cleveland. New York defeats St Louis seven to five while rain halts the Red Sox game. Harvard crew sets a record time in a row. McIntosh named to manage Johnson.
Colonel Roosevelt's train reached Albany at 9 55 p m after hitting a boulder near Tarrytown the Rockefeller home. The incident caused a one hour delay in arrival.
President Taft telegram to C D Hilles in Chicago denies any consideration of a compromise candidate and states he abides by the convention's judgment with confidence.
Franklin first drew electricity in 1752 headlines. Arkansas joined the Union in 1836 birth of actor Sol Smith Russell in 1848 and Brown University president Faunce in 1859. Civil War Petersburg operations began in 1864. The General Slocum burned in the East River with 900 deaths in 1904. Birthday of Judge Robert F Raymond.
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