Bartenders Vote for 63 Hour Work Week in Boston
The Boston Bartenders Union voted to set 63 hours per week as the maximum, with a committee to determine daily hours while enforcing the limit. The meeting drew hundreds of bartenders and featured reports on union activity and related labor issues across several trades in the city.
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Bostonrtenders’ Union
Boston
M. J. O'Meary
Typographical Union
Boston Typothetae
Allied Printing’ 69 Council
Escher
Tae Win
Board of Appeals
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Building Trades
Cleveland Central Labor Union
Cleveland Baseball Club
Machine Stone
Longshoremen
Charlestown
O'Connell Assembly
Roughan Hall
Post
Park Commissioners
M. W
Edward Stevens
W. F
Patrick Lucey
Andrew G. Norander
Matthew Twomey
John Hurley
William O’brien
U. K
Martin Gottfriedsen
Matthew O'Connell
T. E
Dennis Twigg
O. E
Robert Callahan
Cy of C
Charles Doughey
Fifty thousand on Crescent Beach as storm hits
A Weather event at Crescent Beach drew between 50 000 and 60 000 people sun drenched then shelter sought as a sudden storm with lightning and thunder chased bathers and concert crowds into shops and restaurants. The Park Commission shelters proved inadequate and the day ended with many bathers returning after the storm.bonuses
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Crescent Beach
Park Commission
Drowning Death of Col Sloan In Yachting Accident
South Norwalk Conn June 23 Thomas Sloan of New York City colonel of the Old Guard drowned in a yachting accident off Key tz Island South Norwalk Harbor A 3 foot sloop carried Sloan his betrothed a crew member and the captain Rowland Har ond The yacht capsized after a gust of wind and Sloan was recovered lifeless by Captain Haviland and crew aided by Drs Himmel and Peters who brought him ashore for medical aid but he died before assistance arrived.
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Colonel Sloan
New York
Yacht
Norwalk
Conn
Thomas Sloan
New York City
Old Guard
Keytz’s Island
Norwalk Harbor
Rowland Harond
William Johnson
Haviland
Sloan
Joseph Himmel
Alfred Peters
New $40 000 Asylum Project Planned for Dorchester
An article outlines a Dorchester asylum project costing about 40 000 with groundbreaking next Thursday afternoon. Archbishops and Catholic women of the diocese will participate. Ceremonies run from 2 to 6 pm with charity and committee leadership noted.
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Thursda
Eccles Hope
Gurant Asylum
Dorchesteee
Bowdoin College Athlete Promotes Steady Training
An unnamed Bowdoin College athlete in Maine advocates a slow steady path to success. He emphasizes patient progress over quick returns and stresses disciplined practice and endurance in training.
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Anniversary of relief of Tien Tain celebrated
June 28 report notes the first anniversary of the relief of Tien Tain will be celebrated tomorrow. Russian authorities publicly thanked the ladies who on June 17 decorated the slaves and honored soldiers of all nationalities.
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Tien Tsin
Tien Tain
End Sae
Tien Taki
Musician Killed Jumping From Building Near Hossy Theater
A musician, age 22, fell to his death after leaping from a building near a theater in N. Hi city. Police say the man, identified by initials W. J., jumped an hour earlier during a night out with friends. Investigators are reviewing evidence to determine motive and timeline.
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William
Hossy
Fragmented OCR Local Notice Remains Readable
Ambiguous historical clipping mentions a local notice with unreadable lines. Readable bits reference a named authority and a public action but lack clear dates or places. The fragmentary text suggests official proceedings or sale but details are missing.
Fragmentary Note on James and Syers Case Disclosed
A partial OCR fragment references James and Syers in a case context. The readable text hints at a legal or personal matter but provides no date, location, or explicit outcome. Further details are needed to clarify parties, action, and court or filing status.
Surrender of Cailles forces Near Santa Cruz Laguna
General Cailles who surrenders Monday is at Pingeangan with followers after messengers conveyed his orders to surrender. Colonel Caballes led part of Cailles command toward surrender with 12 men, bringing at least 600 rifles from outposts beyond Pagsan a. Insurgents urged a proclamation for those who refuse to surrender. Colonel Arollio and much of General Malvery’s forces expected to surrender to American forces at San Jose Batangas next Wednesday.
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Santa Cruz
Laguna
Cailles
Pingeangan
Caballes
Pagsangan
Arollio
Malvery
Rushoe
San Jose
Batangas
President Tucker Lectures on Moral Responsibility at Dartmouth
At Dartmouth College Hanover June 23 President Tucker preached on The Moral Attitude Toward Responsibility citing Micah vi 8 and urging balance between wealth power and virtue. He warned that money’s influence grows while true character must remain just and merciful.
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Hanover
N. H
Tucker
Dartmouth College
Wall Street
New , York
Three Drownings Reported in Auburn Waters
Local authorities investigated three drowning incidents at Auburn area waters. Rescue crews recovered victims after distress calls from dawn patrols near public piers and suspected a boating mishap contributed to the deaths. Further details were not immediately available.
Crowd at Nantasket Street Heat Prompts Dips
A crowded scene on Nantasket streets during stifling heat stirs an irresistible urge to cool off with a dip. Shoppers and locals seek shade and relief as temperatures push into summer levels.
Weymouth Official Arrested in Water Dept Embezzlement Case
Weymouth reports Inspector arrest of George J Ries superintendent of the water works on a warrant charging embezzlement of 1800 from water funds. He will be arraigned in Quincy District Court. The case highlights uncollected water rates and questioned authorized collection practices.
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Weymouth
Fitzgerald
Butler Knight
George J. Ries
Svater
Humphrey
Quincy
John HH. Stetson
Water Department
Ben
Water Board
Phillips Andover opens with baccalaureate sermon
The Phillips Andover Academy commencement week began with the baccalaureate sermon delivered by Rev. Jeremiah Boynton of Detroit. He praised the academy and urged graduates to value ideals, patriotism, and religion, stressing the influence of young men on the nation’s future.
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Andover
Phillips Andover Academy
Enemiah” Boynton
D. D
Detroit
Mich
Boynton
Israel
Phillips Andover
Phillips
Concannon Repeats as President in South Boston Lodge Vote
In South Boston Division 6 A O held its annual election of officers yesterday afternoon. President M R Concannon was reelected. Officers elected included Vice President B D Masterson financial secretary recording secretary Colbert treasurer J S Seasaah chaplain M C Connolly sentinel J A Duffy outside sentinel 8 MacDonald.
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A. O
Boston
Offcate
Concannon
B. D. Masterson
Colbért
M. C. Connolsages Sentinel
J. A. Duffy
MacDonald
Sentinel
Amherst College Holds Eightieth Commencement Sermon
Amherst College opened its eightieth commencement with President George Harris delivering the baccalaureate sermon in College Church. The text, Hebrews VII 6, frames the coming age as a new social order emphasizing food, health, leisure, knowledge, culture, and equal opportunity, with educated individuals rising in stature.
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Amherst
Amherst College
George Harris
Harris
Fragmentary 1900s Gossip Quips From Scrap OCR
The text reproduces fragmented chatter and quotes from early 20th century publications. It includes cartoonish remarks about stage performances and a joke about hair tonic bottles. Names, dates, and coherent events are absent, yielding a patchwork of quotes.
Bishop Lawrence Preaches As Band Plays Secular Music
On Boston Common yesterday Bishop Lawrence spoke to a large crowd of Episcopalians and others about Christ raising from the dead. The storm caused a brief stampede but crowds soon reassembled for the oratorical gathering amid other religious and socialist groups.
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Lawrence
Boston
Massachusetts Volunteers
Christ
Nain
Carnegie
Beacon Street Mall
B. R. Bulkley
Beverly
Martha Moore Avery
T. W. Lawson
Visitors Fill South Framingham Camp Amid Rest Day
June 23 A rest day at the First Brigade M V M camp drew many visitors including officers from state militia units and Gen Parson, as rain tested new canvas tents. Chaplains led services, and Gen Mathews urged noncommissioned officers to deepen drill and leadership as the brigade prepares for planned drill and an impending march toward Indian Hill Farm.
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South Framingham
Mathews
State Militia
Delegerons
Fifth
Ninth
General Parsons
Sixth Infantry
Clark
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Ambulance Corps
Clare
Indian ‘Hill
Dover
Sudbury
Shumway
A. Pioneer —S of
Neuténant
Leutenant
Crane
Wreck of British Bark Falkland Claims Crew Lost
Penzance reports the Falkland sailed from Tacoma January 30 bound for mouth and wrecked off Bishop's Rock June 2. Captain Gracie and four seamen are presumed drowned. Mate Bateson’s body was recovered. Survivors describe the ship striking hard then sinking, one lifeboat carrying two men and overloading. Lifeboatmen reached St Mary’s Island. most saved only their clothes. Survivors to be landed tomorrow.
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Penzance
Falkland
Gracie
Tacoma
Mouth
Bishop's Rock
Bateson
St. Mary’s. Islanda
Abenes
Falklands
West Bridgewater Observes 250th Anniversary and Parish Centenary
June 2 report notes services commemorating the Fire Parish's 250th anniversary and the First Parish's 100th year since church construction. The piece mentions the church's origins, lay and ordained leaders, and the parish society's long history through its members and ministers.
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West Bridgewater
A Aew
The Popes Noble Guard Centennial Celebration
The Papal Noble Guard marked its centennial at the Vatican last Sunday. The elite corps traces origins to a 14th century Papal guard, was disbanded in 1798, reestablished in 1901 by Pius VII’s secretary of state, and has been led by the Barberini and Altieri lineages before passing to the Rospignosi.
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Vatican
Met
Innocent VIII
Pius VII
France
Rome
Barberini
Altieri
House of Rospignosi
Athol Pastor Dies Away From Parish
Athol Massachusetts June 23 word came tonight of the death of the Rev Charles A Shatto pastor of the Athol M E Church at his fathers home in Weldon Ohio The shock to his wife and townspeople followed his sudden illness after preaching here last Sunday He had announced his father was ill and would travel next morning The New England conference had assigned him three years ago Miss Ena Florence Koyler was his wife
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Athol
Mass
Charles A. Shatto
Athol M. E
Weldon
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Mamie Remington
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Mabel Leslie
Gobest Sisters
Harry Mayo
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Adolph Adams
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Bowdoin College
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John ‘H." Stétson
George L. Newton
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Pesary
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