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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1912

Page

18

Elevated Board Opens Talks in Boston Strike Impasse

A labor committee presented proposals to the Boston Elevated Railway Company and Mayor Fitzgerald. The plan calls for reinstating all strikers with full union rights, immediate rehiring of those discharged before and during the dispute, and a future joint committee to resolve differences.

Henry Sterling President Bancroft Frederick Ayer Samuel Carr F. E.peabody J. M. Prendergast Robert Winsor J. J. Bright W. S. Spaulding James N. Richards George P. Gardner Charles P. Hall E. V. R. Thayer

Strikers Hold Outdoor Meeting at Foss Park Jamaica Plain

Five thousand men, women and children attended an outdoor meeting of striking car men at Foss Park in Jamaica Plain. Fred J. Kneeland, president of the Boston Central Labor Unity, spoke to the crowd last night.

Foss Park Jamaica Plain Fred J. Kneeland Boston Central Labor Unity

Miss Susan Appleton Engaged to Marry Clarence Chauncey

Miss Susan J. Appleton daughter of Dr William Appleton of 74 Beacon Street and a last winter debutante, has become engaged to marry Clarence Chauncey of New York. The engagement is secret and causes excitement among her intimate friends due to parental disagreement and her young age of 19.

Susan J. Appleton William Appleton Beacon Street Clarence Chauncey New York Susan Mrs. Appleton

Illinois Supreme Court backs right to strike when nonunion workers kept

Springfield, June 21. The Illinois Supreme Court ruled unions may strike if non union employees remain on the payroll. Speakers denounced the Boston Elevated for employing drunkards and incompetents and urged backing strikers toward municipal ownership. Local officials and union leaders urged firm action and political support in the fall.

L. Bleichess Market. & Commission House Teamsters Carpenters’ District Council Massachusetts Springfield Illinois Supreme Court Boston Elevated John A. Kenny Mount Hope Citizens’ Association Boston Central Labor Union Boston, Elevated Frank J. Cummings William H. McMorrow Frank J. Horgan John Brest James Phelan The Cemetery, Workers’ Union William French Bay State Car Men’s Association P. F. Sheehan Street Car Men's Union

Final Races at Clyde Park and Country Club meeting

The final day of Clyde Park racing features the Country Club’s 31st annual meeting with top horses like Grand Olf Algie and Highbridge. Algie seeks a fourth straight win in the grand stake while Herculoid tops the National Hunt handicap at 165 pounds. Several flat races are expected to produce close finishes.

Country Club Algie Highbridge Herculoid

Child Killed by Ice Wagon in Roxbury

Harry Calletti four years old of 324 Norfolk Avenue Roxbury was playing in the street with friends when an ice wagon from the Boston Ice Company moved forward. His foot caught in the spokes as he clung to the tail board and he was thrown to the pavement dying instantly.

Harry Callett Norfolk Avenue Roxbury Harry Boston Ice Company Young Calletti

Fire Chief Is Removed From Revere Department

Arthur C. Kimball, chief of the Revere Fire Department for 12 years, was suspended by the Board of Fire Engineers. Assistant Chief Philip G. Gollis will become chief. The removal follows a political controversy as the board claimed the department was too intermingled with politics. The vote on removal was 3 to 2 with some members absent.

Arthur C. Kimball Revere Kimball James T. Galligan Edward Tabb Joseph McGilvray Arthur Wills Alfred Coolidge Board of Fire Engineers

Driver Injured as Car Hits Wagon in Field's Corner

James F. Crowley age 22 of 6 Magnolia Street was likely fatally injured about 5:45 last night when the wagon he drove was struck by an inward-bound car at 183 Harrison Avenue. Crowley was thrown to the ground with probable internal injuries.

Warren Asphalt Company Oak Street Washington Street Grove Hall City Point Talbot Avenue Blue Hill Avenue Stamwood Street Sadie Barg Normandy Street Washington and Beach Streets Hughes & Co Mullins Cambridge Rindge Avenue Somerville Dudley Hampden Streets Dudley Street Hampden Street Allston Brighton Elevated James F. Crowley Magnolia Street Harrison Avenue Crowley

Kosher Meat Strike Expands to West End

The Malden based Kosher meat strike extends to the West End this afternoon. Rabbis and kosher meat wholesalers from Greater Boston held a special conference to coordinate the action and ensure supply lines for Hebrew communities.

Malden West End Greater Boston

Kosher Meat Strike Spreads in Malden West End

Striking butchers confront fines as Malden women mobilize to pressure lower Kosher beef prices. Eva Hoffman M ward eight socialist leader drives boycotts while rabbis and wholesalers convene to seek price relief and possible slaughterhouse solution.

Eva Hoffman Ward 8 Boston West End Schwarts’ Tall Leverett Street Annie Finkelstein Malden

Relief for indigestion with Horsford's Acid Phosphate

An advertisement offers Horsford's Acid Phosphate as relief for indigestion accompanied by nausea, insomnia, headaches, and stomach distress after meals.

Horsford

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Carmen James T. Moriarty Henry Abrahams American Federation of Labor Fred Fay P. J. Sheehan Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America Thomas Shine William Murray Dennis Shea Fitzgerald Boston Elevated Railway Company Elevated Company Bancroft Wilson Board of Directors Milton Buffalo N. Y Williams Streets Charles Dunn Boston Elevated Company City of Bulletin of the Washington St Franklin Providence Westminster St. Corner West 34Th Street Bet Broadway Fifth Ave Philadelphia Jamaica Plain Park MORSE Adams Square Fairview James J. Doherty Boston Wine & Spirits Company Dock Square Faneuil Hall Market Miss Appleton Clyde Park Neal Institute Newbury St Back Bay Pleasant Ave Portland Union Hatco Hanover, Union and Marshall Sts Mrs. Hoffman Leader Isaac Heller Massachusetts Passport League Heller Max Fishman Bernard Geller Samuel Goldstein Bruce Goldstein Greater Ues Hathaway Hanover ST Hanover Street
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