Prayer Cures 10 Year Old in East Boston Church
Father Francis Alberti announced that 10 year old Katherine Green of 255 Paris Street was cured by prayer from a joint disease baffling hospital surgeons. He presented the girl in the church sanctuary to the congregation and spoke of the miracle yesterday at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel on Frankfort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Francis Alberti
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Frankfort Street
Boston
Katherine Green
Paris Street
Father Alberti
Miracle Cure Restores East Boston Girl After St Anthony Devotion
Father Alberti a Francisc an monk aided in the healing of Katherine Green who had paralysis of the right limb after a June 17 attack. After a nine day novena at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church the girl prayed with the saint and walked unaided three days later. She recovered fully and celebrated with the priest, her family, and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberti
East Boston
Black Hand
East Boston Relief Hospital
Katherine
Mamma
Lone Bandit Shoots Again in Quincy Incident
In Quincy on June 26 the same lone gunman who shot at George F. Spooner in Hingham fired at a second party near 9 PM. Medical Examiner Jones said the assailant shot toward him and William Cooper as they urged the driver to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
George F. Spooner
Hingham
Jones
William Cooper
Mr. Jones
Boston’s youngest graduate: 11-year-old Miss Northop
Miss Hezel Frances Northop of the West End writes to the Post announcing she is the youngest Boston graduate this year. At 11 she finished grammar school at Bowdoin School on Myrtle street and plans to attend the English High School in the fall then go to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezel Frances Northop
West End
The
Post
Boston
Miss Northop
Bowdoin School
Myrtle Street
Union 13 Adds to the O’Donnell Fund
Boston Typographical Union 13 donated to the Edward J. O’Donnell family fund. O’Donnell long served as secretary of the Boston Central Labor Union and was a Typographical union member. Newly elected officers were installed and a special committee was formed to advance the fund with a note of union label pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. O’donnell
Boston Typographical Union 13
O'Donnell
Boston Central Labor Union
Typographical Union
Chase
Carney Hos
Curley exhorts Boston firemen to stand for union ideals
Boston City Councillor James M. Curley addressed the Boston Stationary Firemen's Union 3, praising labor unions in the city and urging firemen to uphold the brotherhood ideals of the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Curley
Boston Stationary Firemen’s Union 3
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Labor Leaders Cite Vigilance Over Legislative Activity
Mr Curley warns organized labor to watch federal state and local legislation aimed at centralized power. The local union reports 74 applicants the most this year as President P J Thornton presides. Officers up for election with Thornton and Hill unopposed. polling 9 am to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
P. J. Thornton
J. J. Cunningham
James V. Hill
T. F. Tierney
John McDermott
Thomas Gordon
John McNeil
Joseph Sparks
William Galvin
William Lynch
Michael Murphy
P. J. Trainor
John Cummings
Twenty Terms as Treasurer Twenty Terms as Treasurer
Timothy Casey was re elected as treasurer for the Water Works Employees Union 6356 AF of L The Boston labor leader also helped elect Patrick F Gorman as president and named officers including Vice president Thomas Bown recording secretary William Carr and sergeant at arms J J McCaffrey The group selected delegates to the joint district council Messrs Gorman Casey Carr McCaffrey and Terrence L McNulty The local annual outing is set for Bass Point on August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Casey
Water Works Employees’ Union
A. F. of
Casey
Boston
Patrick F. Gorman
Thomas Bown
William Carr
J. J. McCaffrey
Martin Burke
City Department
Gorman
Carr
McCaffrey
Terrence L. McNulty
Bass Point
700 Yard Men Get Increase
The wage scale committee of Boston lodge 97 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen reported that the 760 yard men on the system received a 10 percent wage increase, moving the pay to mileage basis. The committee noted national railroads resisted the three shift service but the plan adopted at New Haven yard service was recognized as a standard. The lodge also voted to hold a picnic this year. Six applicants were admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
New Haven
Tobin Heads to Indianapolis for Convention Plans
Daniel J. Tobin international president of the International Brotherhood of Teamdrivers and Helpers of America travels to Indianapolis to lay plans for the convention to open in Peoria Illinois in August. Tobin praised the growth of sisters unions and the Boston and New England locals. George M. Briggs international auditor departs for New York after completing the local union books pre convention examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Tobin
Cambridge
International Brotherhood of Teamdrivers and Helpers of America
Indianapolis
the International
Peoria
Ill
Tobin
Teamsters
Boston
New England
George M. Briggs
Chicago
New York
Delegates Named by Stage Employees for Convention
The Theatrical Stage Employees Union named Patrick Maloney John J Barry international president P T Barry George Ingersoll and Fred Bailey as delegates to the international convention opening in Washington on Monday July H1 They will depart for the city next week Fred J Kneeland urged participation in the Labor Day parade but the group delayed a decision until the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Patrick Maloney
John J. Barry
P. T. Barry
International
George Ingersoll
Fred Bailey
Fred J. Kneeland
Central Labor Union
Co. L. U
Albany Street Wharf Teamsters Form in Albany
John J. Fenton of the Boston Coal Teamsters Union 68 announced the formation of the Albany street wharf teamsters local. A Labor Day regalia committee was named including Fenton Looney and Lynch to prepare the parade portion and regalia. The local’s sick committee also reported as the branch, formed three months ago, grows within the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Fenton
Boston Coal Teamsters’ Union 68
Teamsters
Albany Street
Edward F. Looney
Lynch
Central Labor Union
Carmen Elect New Officers at Bay View Lodge
Andrew J. Sullivan was unanimously re elected president of Bay View Lodge Brotherhood of Railway Carmen. Michael J. Kemmet was chosen vice president with other officers named including Peter Regan John Lane John Reynolds Patrick Kelley Owen Hagen L V Martin Frank Owens and Charles Riley. The Federated Trades Council reported wage gains and eight applications were received with six new members admitted. A decision on parading Labor Day with the Central Labor Union was postponed until the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Sullivan
Bay View Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Sullivan
Michael J. Kemmet
Bay State Lodge
Peter Regan
John Lane
John E. Reynolds
Patrick Kelley
Owen Hagen
L. V. Martin
Frank Owens
Charles Riley
Federated Trades Council of the
New Haven Railroad
Central Labor Union
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters Seek Saturday Half Holiday
William P. Greaney Patrick Joyce and Nickolas Powers were elected to a committee by the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters Union to ask Mayor Fitzgerald for a Saturday half holiday for street cleaning workers. The sanitary division already has the half day, prompting friction over unequal treatment and a push to restore parity. Greaney was named delegate to the international union convention at Peoria in August with John T. Kane as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Greaney
Patrick Joyce
Nickolas Powers
Teamsters’ Union
Fitzgerald
International Organization
Peoria
John T. Kane
Egg Examiners Laid Off After Union Enrollment
Three Boston egg examiners were laid off Saturday after joining the union of the craft. The Egg Examiners’ Union met and decided to push for reinstatement, appointing a committee to confer with Frank H. McCarthy, New England organizer of the American Federation of Labor, to seek an amicable solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank H. McCarthy
New England
American Federation of Labor
Incurvati Wins as Business Agent in Italian Hod Carriers Union
Vincenzo Incurvati was chosen as the business agent of the Italian Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union 209 yesterday, defeating John Perrotti. Michela Delloriano won the presidency and Fedele Del Beno the vice presidency, with officers Raffaele Navaroli Dom enico Bonanng Antonio Chiota Cuccione Dom enico Domenico Maglio Carmine Violante Giovanni Zazzara and Carlo Zoll named trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Incurvati
Wcnion 209
John Perrotti
Michela Delloriano
Fedele del Beno
Raffaele Navaroli
Domenico Bonanng
Antonio Chiota
Cuccione Domenico
Domenico Maglio
Carmine Violante
Giovanni Zazzara
Carlo Zoll
Labor notes mark many re-elections in Knights of Labor
R and M R R Freight Handlers' Assembly 5572 re elect Michael White master workman for seventh term with officers including Dennis Driscoll Alexander Ryan Mark McGarr John Malone and Michael Shannon District Secretary Treasurer Michael J O Meara to install. Wage scale seeks 25 cent daily raise after a 14 cent voluntary raise. sick benefits total 85. Other assemblies also re elect leaders and announce elections with multiple officer posts and new members admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
K. of L
Michael White
Dennis Driscoll
Alexander Ryan
Mark McGarr
John Malone
Michael Shannon
Patrick Healey
Daniel O’brien
Esquire
Michael J. O’mieara
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Michael Keavey
O'Connell Assembly
Charlestown
John Stephens
John Mullane
Andrew J. Norander
John Barry
John McCarthy
William O’brien
Mathew O’connell
Martin Godlafson
Birmingham
John Supple
Norander
Patrick J. Flaherty
Boston & Maine
Knights of Labor
John FP. Sullivan
Worthy
Edward J. Doherty
Thomas J. Cook
Lawrence J. Alwell
M. J. Disken Ulmoner
Timothy Twomey
M. J. Hallissey
Frank B. Brown
Thomas A. Sutton
S. Dana Thompson
Charles W. Stowle
Lawrence Hennessy
Daniel McLaughlin
Thomas ©. C. Eden
Thomas Snow
New York
New Haven
Ben Franklin Assembly
William Gorman
Bernard C. Harkins
John “4. Keenan
David Punch
Patrick J. McCarthy
Thomas H. Canning
William Cassell
Adamson's Cough Balsam Advertises Cure All
An advertisement touts Adamson's Cough Balsam as a remedy for coughs colds and grippe available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Forced to Work Sundays in Bethlehem Steel Plant
The Social Service Commission of the Federal Council of Churches reports Bethlehem Steel laborers endure harsher conditions than in Pittsburgh. Before a recent strike 51 percent worked 12 hours daily and 28 percent labored seven days weekly. many were forced to work Sundays under threat of discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Social Service Commission
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Bethlehem Steel Company
Pittsburg
Commission
Priest Criticizes Watertown School Board Over Graduation Venue
In Watertown June 26 the Rev AmBrose F Roche criticized the school committee for holding high school graduation in a Methodist church. He argued public schools serve all faiths and urged using a neutral or public space to avoid alienating Catholic and other families. He urged harmony among creeds and nonpartisan venues for ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
St. Patrick’s Church
Ambrose F. Roche
Drowning Tragedy in Murky Canal Claims Two Lives
Instantly Cayer was swept under by a rapidly running canal current. Hamel, a skilled swimmer, could not spot his friend in the dark murky water as Cayer called for help. Cayer’s body was recovered about 10 o clock after the canal was drained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayer
Hamel
Drowning at China Lake Near Waterville
In Waterville Maine on June 26 Ralph Marshall 23 of Waterville disappeared after a row boat with Joseph Noel and Frank Cary began to leak. A gust tipped the craft as they neared shore. two men were rescued but Marshall was not found and the body remained unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Ralph Marshall
China Lake
Joseph Noel
Frank Cary
Marshall
Companions Watch Hatfield Boy Drown During Bathing
Daniel Coffee aged 10 drowned in Mill River while swimming with companions. The boy, unable to swim, went beyond his depth and companions could not rescue him before helpers arrived. He was the son of William Coffee and resident of Hatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield
Daniel Coffee
Mill River
William Coffee
Three Die In Fire At Seneca House Hotel
Three persons lost their lives and others escaped serious injury when a fire destroyed the Seneca House hotel in Seneca on June 26. A neighboring building also burned as the total loss was placed around 40 000 dollars.
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East N
Longshoremen Condemn Violations of Work Rules
The Longshoremen's Provident Union denounces employers and rival unions for breaching Articles 21 and 23 of the working rules. Allegations cite a wharf in East Boston ordering out men for June 17 and transferring them to a line steamer. The union notes gangs must be ordered out on the eve of Sundays and holidays and that shifting gangs should stop when union men are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Boston
Waldron reports strong growth at Cement Workers unit
Union business agent Waldron announced substantial recent growth of the Cement Stone and Asphalt Workers' local. International organizer J A Murray spoke and departed for Atlantic City to join the national executive board meeting. Officers to be elected July 10. Business viewed as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Cement, Stone and Asphalt Workers’ Union
J. A. Murray
San Francisco
Atlantic City
National Executive Board
New England
Murray
Boston
Fire Drives Families Out In Malden Block
Fire of unknown origin started in the walls on the second floor of a three story block at Ferry and Irving streets, driving four or five families into the street around 9 pm. Damage was $2000. Mary Hogan discovered the blaze at 63 Ferry street. it spread to 59 Ferry street but stayed on the second floor. Dense smoke filled the block, walls between houses were torn down to extinguish the fire, owner Charles F. Saute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Ferry
Irving Streets
Mary Hogan
Ferry Street
Charles F. Saute
Take Fiddle on Hunt Trip Ends in Deportation
Theo Tegtmeyer aged 16 and Harry J Hilton aged 14 from New Rochelle New York will be deported on the New York boat tomorrow morning after a hunting expedition that never left Portland Maine. The youths ran away armed with revolvers cartridges a hatchet and a rope and one carried a violin hoping to earn money if funds ran low. They were arrested in Portland and their parents notified. They come from good families in New Rochelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Theo Tegtmeyer
Harry J. Hilton
New Rochelle
N. Y
New York
Downes Killings End In Double Tragedy
A 33 year old man and his 28 year old wife, believed to suffer years of abuse, were found dead after a confrontation at their home. The wife had planned to leave and seek independence, prompting a family meeting that escalated into violence. Neighbors and relatives report repeated threats and brutality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downes
Radcliffe Graduates Listen to Baccalaureate Sermon at Chapel
Radcliffe seniors, in caps and gowns, gathered at Shepard Memorial Church in Cambridge as Organist B B Gilletts played. The Rev Elwood Worcester preached a baccalaureate sermon urging pursuit of truth, duty, and character through knowledge and suffering, citing moral ideals and a motto from Septimus Severus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Shepard Memorial Church
Cambridge
B. B. Gilletts
Elwood Worcester
Emmanuel Church
Three Police Veterans Reach Forty Years Service
Chief Inspector Joseph Dugan Captain Thomas F Ryan and Policeman Thomas M Carty of the Boston Police Department celebrate forty years of service. Dugan born 1845 in the North End enlisted in the Civil War served Mobile Bay Farragut signal officer later joined Boston police rising to head the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Ryan born 1845 in Ireland grew up in Roxbury served liquor officer then divisions 4 to headquarters. Carty born 1844 in Roxbury joined 1870. supervised boat patrols now part of headquarters staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dugan
Thomas F. Ryan
Thomas M. Carty
Boston Police Department
Dugan
Police Department
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Old North End
Mobile Bay
Farragut
Navy
Army
Infantry
Mississippi
Alabama
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Police Board
Ireland
Roxbury
State Constabulary
Pastor Myers Begins Summer Vacation Tour
Rev Courtland Myers preached at Tremont Temple before leaving for a summer of travel and lectures. He will fill a sermon at Rockefeller Church in Cleveland. Calvary Church New York’s Dr Robert Stuart MacArthur will occupy Tremont Temple pulpit in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland Myers
Tremont Temple
Myers
Rockefeller Church
Cleveland
Charles E. Boyd
Temple
John Alden
Priscilla
Robert Stuart MacArthur
Calvary Church
New York
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Hatfield Boy
Septimus Severus
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