Roxbury Peabody Home Auxiliary Hosts Pink Tea Benefit
The Roxbury auxiliary of the New England Peabody Home for Crippled Children held a reception and pink tea at the Dudley Club Roxbury to raise funds for the Mary A. Livermore Hall building fund in Hyde Park. About 1% of guests attended and a handsome sum was netted for the purpose.
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Roxbury
New England Peabody Home For
Dudley Club
Kenilworth Street
Pbuilding Fund
Mary A. Livermore Hall
Hyde Park
Copper Stocks Slump In Weaker Market On Mixed New York Show
Copper shares fell as low priced issues led losses while New York markets showed strength in certain favorites. Amalgamated dropped to low points amid dividend speculation and bank loan pressure appeared on Osceola and other coppers. Old Dominion and Mass declined, with Centennial and Arcadian down sharply. General Electric and Westinghouse rose, rail stocks strengthened, and market liquidity cooled as talk swirled around possible management changes at the Old Dominion Upper Company.
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New York
Boston
Centennial
Arcadian
Osceola
Amalgamated
Gue
Lawson
Trinity
United States Mining
Utah
Old Dominion
Mass
General Electric
Westinghouse
D Electric
Missouri Pacific
Reading Common
Manhattan
Virgoen
John Stanton
Old Dominion Upper Company
Ill Steel
E Gas & Coke
Allouez Millain
Enreyek Am Ag
Arnold Mining
Foie Atlantic Mining
Bonanza Mining
Boston Elevated
Iss
Dom Coal Minin
Dom Iron & Stee
East Boston
Es Edison el Fl
Elm River
Fitchburg
Gen Electric
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Mass Minin
Ib Tee
Mergenthaler Oe
Michigan
Mont C & C
NEB Gas & Mont & Bosnewh
Nor & Wor
Reen
Old Colony Mining
Old Colon RR
Old Domin Mining
West End St Ry
Western T & 1m
Weating
Elec Winona Mining
Norfolk railway cars run without guards amid unrest
In Norfolk Virginia March 12 reports indicate Norfolk Railway and Light Company cars continue with no military guards and no violence. Eight companies of the Seventy-first Infantry remain in Norfolk until danger subsides while four commands from nearby areas have been relieved from duty.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Railway and Light Company
Building Trades in Boston Face Major Slowdown
The 20 000 building trades workers face a work stoppage as lumber yards close and material shortages mount. Union and non union tensions block supplies, threatening paralysis of city projects including Har rison avenue and Zeigler street, Huntington and Gainsboro, Parker and Gainsboro, and the City Hospital site. The Building Trades Council plans a meeting tonight.
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Boston
Harrison Avenue
Zeigler Street
The
Building Trades Council
Ottawa dockyard truck collision at Hoosac Tunnel yards
About 40 French Canadian workers from Ottawa were injured or unsettled after a truck ran into the Hoosac Tunnel yards yesterday afternoon. The men were unloaded, fed, and planned for overnight assignment tomorrow to replace freight handlers. Police guarded docks as longshoremen prepared ships with limited turnout. An assembly meeting in Roughan Society Hall voted to strike. the union totals roughly 400 members.
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Ottawa
Hoosac Tunnel
Roughan Society
Grocers Clerks Endorse Strike After Special Meeting
A special meeting of Grocery and Provision Clerks convened at 995 Washington Street with about 400 members. The union endorsed the strikers’ action and formed a ten member committee to address grievances with non-union drivers. A report of two clerks being discharged by M. O’Keefe was called untrue by the union.
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Washington Street
Association
M. O'Keefe
Moulders Strike in Cleveland Demand 3 Dollar Day
In Cleveland Ohio today about 500 union machinery moulders walked out to press for a minimum wage of 3 dollars per day. Eleven shops halted operations as the strike began.
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Cleveland
Clues Rule Out The Weld Crew In NE Amateur Assembly
A special NE Amateur Association meeting, urged by 14 clubs, voted 15 to 12 that the Weld Harvard Boat Club was not a member for unpaid initiation fees and dues. The session, among the largest, drew 32 clubs represented and about 100 people, with 75 delegates.
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Weld
Harvard) Boat Club
New England Amateur Association
John J. Corrigan
Boston and Maine men on notice to return to work
B. and M. workers notified their bosses they would be at work this morning, and more are expected to return. No new hires occurred as the railway sought to give the men a fair chance.
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Ffair
Boston
B. A. Atkinson
Boston & Maine
Union dispute costs Sumner & Goodwin ten workers jobs
Ten men employed by Sumner & Goodwin Company were discharged about 9 yesterday after refusing to handle goods moved by non union stevedores aboard a wagon from the E Libby Company. Frank Sumner oversaw the action, marking what the Steam Mens Detective Union 9792 A F of L called the first step in a new dispute.
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Sumner & Goodwin Company
Congress Street
E. Libby Company
Frank Sumner
Steam Mens Detective Union
A. F. of
Striking Painters Spark City Building Trades Walkout
In Pittsburg three hundred building trades workers quit the Arrott building in sympathy with striking painters. Knights of Labor painters from Washington replaced strikers. Leaders vow to call out all building trades on projects employing non union painters.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Arrott
Knights of Labor
Washington, D. c
Rope Cut Delays Dray in Charlestown City Square
About five o'clock a two horse dray owned by R S Brine Transportation crossed City square Charlestown when the rope binding the load was cut. The act was done by boys and no arrests followed as teams were interfered and several incidents were reported.
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R. 8. Brine Transportation Company
City Square
Charlestown
James MacLardie Drowns Near Lynn
The body of James MacLardie seven years old was found in the Saugus River near the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad this afternoon. He had been missing since Monday. He was a skilled shoemaker from Glasgow Scotland and a noted poet. He leaves a son and two daughters.
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Lynn
James MacLardie
Saugus River
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
MacLardie
Glasgow
Scotland
Merchants Discuss Strike at Boston Hotel Meeting
The Boston Merchants' Association held its regular monthly session at Young's Hotel with President Amory A. Lawrence presiding. The transportation committee reported extensive talks with labor leaders but no definite agreement, while a Longshoremen's Union representative called the strike a fight to catch one corporation, naming Brine Company in effect.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Amory A. Lawrence
Transportation Committee
Association
Messrs. Cox
Ryan
More Freight Handlers Out In East Boston Tie-Up
Five hundred fifty freight handlers of Lodge No. 5789 K of L Noddle Island Assembly East Boston voted to stop work this morning. This threatens a complete shutdown of steamship lines in East Boston with Cunard Warren Leyland and Dominion lines unable to move freight. The Saxonia on the Cunard line is due at 11 with about 5000 tons of cargo, one of its heaviest loads here. Further large European liners are due Friday and Saturday.
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K. of L
Noddle Island
Plymouth Weavers Strike Over Loom System Affects Mills
Plymouth March 12 The 175 workers at Puritan mills a unit of the American Woollen Company voted to strike tomorrow in sympathy with Providence and Olneyville strikers. The dispute centers on the double loom system and involves many employees beyond the weaving department.
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Plymouth
Puritan Mills
American Woollen Company
Providence
Olneyville
A. L
Royal Blue Line Announces Washington Tours From Boston
The Royal Blue Line offers personally conducted tours to Washington for teachers friends and travelers from Boston March 14 to 28. The $25 rate covers all expenses including five days in Washington with visits to Philadelphia and New York plus stop-over privileges. Also tours to Old Point Comfort Richmond Gettysburg and more. For itinerary and guide apply to Joseph P. Taggart N. E. P. A. 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Gettysburg
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
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