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Dr. David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
N. Y
David Kennedy
Strike Halts Major Building Work Across City
William H. Sayward of the Master Builders' Association warns the strike will disrupt nearly all members. Affected sites include the Board of Trade building, the Journal building, the Vose Piano Co. on Massachusetts avenue, and the Walker building on Boylston. Builders fear material delays and thousands may lose work as teams stall. Firms report standstill or limited activity, with laborers facing the brunt of financial loss while contractors seek extensions for stalled projects.
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William H. Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
Board of Trade
State Street
Journal
Washington and
Water Streets
Vose Piano Company
Massachsetts Avenue
Walker
Boylston Street
Boylston Place
I. D. Willard & Sons
Woodbury & Leighton
Arthur C. Whitney
L. B. Soule & Son
Brewers Union President cites strike impact on railways
Photo by Nybo shows James Djimps ey, president of Brewers' Union 2 percent who have refused to deliver any beer to the railroads or wharves where strikes prevail.
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Nybo
James Djimpsey
Brewers’ Union
Weekly wages total in the thousands of dollars
The article notes that their weekly wages amount to many thousands of dollars, highlighting substantial earnings for the period in question.
Boston Merchants Seek Resolution In Strikes Meetings
Officers of the Boston Merchants Association held talks with Mayor Collins and then with the State Board of Arbitration at 77 Bedford Street. A general conference at the State House was planned with leaders from the Merchants Association Chamber of Commerce and others to discuss ending the strike amid assurances of possible early settlement.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Collins
State Board of Arbitration
Bedford Street
State House
State Board
Chamber of Commerce
Associated Board of Trade
The
Brine Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Brine Teams Hard-Pressed as Strike Busiest Day
The R. Bine Transportation Company benefited most from yesterday's strike with all its teams out and its India street office flooded with work. General Manager Harrison Loring Jr. refused orders for twice the capacity the firm could handle as reporters sought him for comment.
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R. 8. Brine Transportation Company
India Street
Harrison Loring, Jr
Post
Loring
Striking drivers face harassing crowds in South Boston
Reporters describe a tense scene as drivers deliver goods amid jeers and threats. Ainsley and Brown Durrell refuse to form an arbitration committee, insisting disputes fall to railroads and state jurisdiction. Officers accompany seven teams to South Boston stables while crowds watch and occasional projectiles fly.
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Wharf Street
South Boston
Po Hceman
Boston
Water Front
Postum Transforming a Coffee Drinker in Waterford
Mrs Mary E Brown describes a family case where a coffee loving guest with chronic dyspepsia switched to Postum Food Coffee. After strict preparation, the guest enjoyed Postum, dyspepsia vanished, and weight increased by twelve pounds in three months. The physician husband endorses Postum as healthiest beverage. the Brown family now drinks Postum and abandons coffee. All grocers carry Postum cereal.
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Postum
Mary E. Brown
Waterford
Union Men Discharged In Somerville Strike Action
The Teamsters' Union dispute at North Packing and New England Dressed Meat and Wool in Medford Street Somerville led to mass discharge of union drivers and hostlers for refusing to operate wagons to Boston. Miss Allyn drove a team to keep business afloat and faced public scrutiny amid ongoing tensions.
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North Packing and Provision Company
New England Dressed Meat and Wool Company
Medford Street
Somerville
Teamsters’ Union
Boston
New England
Chelsea Woman Drives Wagon After Teamsters Refuse
Miss Annie F. Allyn of Marginal street Chelsea calmly sat on the seat of her deserted wagon and drove to Battery wharf after 11 oclock. She runs five teams and conducts Dad’s business mainly carting for the Cabot Limp Black Company. Yesterday morning all regular teamsters refused to work and she secured work with difficulty.
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Miss Allyn
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Post
Miss Alton
Chelsea
Batttery Wharf
Annie F. Allyn
Marginal Street
Cabot Limp Black Company
Free distribution offer for Smiths Buchu Lithia pills cure claim
A Boston advertising notice proclaims Smiths Buchu Lithia Kidney Pills cure Brights disease and Diabetes in early stages. It details a free May 26 event at 41 Tremont St offering 100 free pills, explains a promised future free supply, cites Mr William Clements of 114 Spencer Ave Chelsen Mass as a cured case, and lists price 25 cents per box with directions and dietary list.
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Tremont St
Bright
Smith
Boston
William Clements
Spencer Avenue
Chelsen
Mass
Mayor Collins Asks Hanna to Mediate Teamsters Strike
Mayor Collins telegrams Senator Hanna requesting the National Civic Federation use influence to settle a broad rail and transport strike. The reply anticipated this morning urges invoking Civic Federation aid to check the threatened spread of the dispute which could rival San Francisco’s unrest.
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Collins
Hanna
National Civic Federation
San Francisco
Civic Federation
Patrick A. Colilins
Adaims Express strike threatens morning work stoppage
James J. Gilligan, agent for the Union Express Company, warned a Post reporter that many Adaims Express Company teamsters may quit tomorrow morning though the strike has not yet affected his force. National Express Company officials declined to forecast events, saying no opinion could be spared about the future.
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Adaims Express Company
James J. Gilligan
Union Express Company
Arch Street
Post
National Express Company
Franklin Street
Freight Handlers Continue to Move Boston Cargo in Providence
Providence officers of the Freight Handlers' Union say they will continue to load freight from Boston and other places unless ordered otherwise by supreme authorities. The Boston strike is affecting freight volume in Providence and New England, but union officers remain ready to act on higher command.
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Providence
R. I
Boston
New England
Supreme Et Aa
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