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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1904

Page

8

The Home Life Crisis and the Servant Question

A discussion argues home life waning as servants crowd hotels and workspaces. It links health, cheer, and kind treatment to family harmony, urging women to protect home life, pursue sunlight and exercise, and consider mild remedies like Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female health with a promotional testimonial from Miss Marie E. Peace.

Héronger Eea Earth R. V. Pierce Doctor Pierce Dr. Pierce United States Mos Esc Pierce Common Sense N. Y

Dispensary promise on safe ingredients

Fragment says the Orid's Dispensary Medical Association denies harmful drugs in Mr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and warns that false statements about ingredients will be prosecuted. It mentions medicinal plants and a medical association president.

Building Trades Denounce Peabody

The Structural Building Trades Alliance of Boston denounces Governor Peabody and his hired thugs over the treatment of union miners in Colorado. It calls for national protest to protect workers and suggests federal action if a citizen can be protected abroad, warning of revolution by those opposing capitalists.

Structural Building Trades Alliance of Boston and Vicinity Colorado Peabody Goverase Peabody Morocco

Boston area baseball notes and scheduling update

A collage of local baseball items lists pitchers for today and upcoming games. Dickinson of Tufts may call at 1 30. June 17 18 available for a college first baseman and a fielder. Several games and matchups are set for tomorrow across Dorchester Roxbury Jamaica and Atlantic with multiple teams and venues noted.

Tom Fisher Boston Lundgren Briggs Dickinson Tufts William Cooney Back Bay Willis Buck Braves Boston College Sodality St. Philip’s A. A Batty Chance Emslie

Local Rail Tide Marks Sporadic Stops in Cities

Fragmentary OCR notes list staggered figures for Worcester Worcester New Haven Bridgeport Merigen New London Bringfeld with counts 11 1 1 5 1. No clear event or outcome emerges from the snippet.

Worcester New Haven New Ace Bridgeport—Bridge Rts Merigen New London New Bringfeld

Carpenters Anniversary Observed by Oldest U S Union

The 224th anniversary of Boston Carpenters' Union 33 was observed at Wells Memorial Hall. Founded in 1882, it is the oldest and largest of 1500 unions in the International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America. President Kickham welcomed members and guests as Timothy Keefe, the union's oldest member, was noted for active involvement. Entertainment featured several young performers.

Boston Carpenters’ Union Wells Memorial Carpenters America International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America P. R. Kickham Timothy Keefe Brotherhood McCormack McGilvray Mises Mary Keyes John White Eugene Dagle Miss Kickham Brennan

Governor Bates Condemned at New England Trades Session

At a recent session of the New England Allied Printing Trades, resolutions denounced Colorado mine owners and Adjutant General Bell over Cripple Creek troubles and condemned Governor Bates for vetoing the women and children's overtime bill. John H. Dooley of Portland was re elected for a third term with officers J. H. McGuire Park Mitchell W. H. ONeil G. Harry Dunderdale and P. H. McMahon named as leaders.

New England Allied Printing Trades Colorado Bell Cripple Creek Bates John H. Dooley Portland J. H. McGuire Boston Park Mitchell Manchester N. H W. H. O'Neil G. Harry Dunderdale P. H. McMahon North Adams

Roofers’ Protective Union Resolution in Boston

Jeremiah J. Donovan, chairman, cites union resolutions denouncing Colorado actions and the Citizens’ Alliance. The notes condemn the deputy actions, praise Richard P. Barry, and urge reappointment of the governor’s current appointee for continued service to labor and arbitration.

Sir Roofers’ Protective Union Boston Roofers’ Protective Union Colorado Citizens’ Alliance United States Barry State Board of Arbitration Richard P. Barry Board of Arbitration Jeremiah J. Donovan Boston Roofers’ Protective Union 1

Post Cup Final Prep for Boston Grammar League Title

Roger Wolcott and Frothingham teams logged two hours of practice as they prepare for Saturday’s 10 am championship game for the Boston grammar school league and the Post silver cup. A 100-strong Phillips School delegation and 200 Dudley School boys, plus Dorchester support, highlight pregame rivalry. Gates open at 9, with field access limited to players and officials.

Roger Wolcott Frothingham Boston Grammar Boston O'Dowd Dudley School Dorchester Roger Wolcotts

Working Boys Home Carnival Three Mile Run At Apollo Garden

The Working Boys' Home athletic carnival at Apollo Garden Roxbury features a three mile run with entrants such as A A Howe Somerville C J Matthews Roxbury Otto Schlichling Roxbury John Brawley St Alphonsus A A D J Kneeland St Philip's A A John J Kennedy Tileston O A C Arthur Powers Allston Bennet Jacobs Boston P C Wilson G J Porter R A Fowler Cambridgeport G A Lewis Berlyn Charlesgate A C Joseph A Cahalan Dorchester Catholic Club Handicap events are crowded and more entries are expected in the interscholastic quarter and three mile runs with entry closes tonight at 10 o'clock.

Working Boys Apollo Garden Roxbury A. A. Howe Somerville C. J. Matthews Otto Schlichling John &. Brawley St. Alphonsus A. A D. J. Kneeland St. Philip’s John J. Kennedy Tileston O A. C Arthur Powers Allston Bennet Jacobs Boston R. A. Fowler Cambridgeport G. A Lewis Berlyn Charlesgate A. C Joseph A. Cahalan Dorchester Catholic Club

Cambridge Latin Wins Preparatory League Title

Cambridge Latin defeated Newton High 7 to 2 to capture the Preparatory league baseball championship yesterday afternoon. Nash allowed two hits for Newton, while Taylor starred for Cambridge and Leonard for Newton.

Cambridge Latin Newton High Nash Newton Taylor Cambridge Leonard A.B. Taylor Leonerd Stiles Reagan Faannan Sten’son Rogers Cushing Royer Thomas Curry Sullivan Paine Hobart Garfield Schofield Woodward Rune Tanee Pie Hannan Sullivan Cuisht Boyer Schotl Fane Cneeen i Leona Ball

Disjointed Score Totals From New England Matches

Fragmentary OCR shows scattered results across Manchester New Bedford Concord Fall River Nashua Haverhill and Lowell with varied scores and identifiers. No coherent game narrative or dates available. extractable facts include team pairings and numeric scores such as 33 and 1 amid misplaced punctuation.

Manchester New Bedford Concord Fall River strence—Lawre Nashua Haverhill Lowell

Tickets for Yale Harvard Game Sale at Parker House Today

Harvard graduates may buy Yale vs Harvard baseball game tickets at the Parker House this afternoon from 12 to 2. The sale covers the June 23 matchup and is announced to alumni attendees.

Harvard Parker House

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