Two Snubbed Aboard Bitel In New York Arrival
The Jefferson of Old Dominion brought seamen from ships sunk by the Prinz Eitel Friedrich to New York. Captains A E Dobbing and J Wedgewood complained of berthing ahead of other officers, while Capt W J King and Capt H H Kiehne were berthed aft with the Bitel crew. Also aboard was Capt A Mossion of the Hleride. Fifty five immigrants remained onboard the Eifel, including five French bound Havre Brazil and others Portuguese.
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Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Newport News
Huel
A. E. Dobbing
Mary Ada Short
J. Wedgewood
Willerby
W. J. King
Ivercoe
United States
H. H. Kiehne
William Pp. Frye
Bitel
A. Mossion
Pleride
Eifel
Havre
Brazil
Italian bride jilts Philadelphia groom at dock
Angela DeCico, an Italian immigrant, arrived in New York to wed John Dodero of Philadelphia under a mutual friend’s plan. She said she would not marry him after meeting him, citing his looks and that she had not known he was a widower with three children. She will go to relatives in East Kingston.
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Angela DeCico
John Dodero
Philadelphia
America
Long Wharf
John
Kingston
Grass Fires Sweep Quincy With 14 Alarms
Quincy firemen answered 14 grass fire alarms on Sunday. Most damage was slight, but the department’s motorized apparatus allowed rapid response over the large territory to be covered.
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Quincy
Spargo Urges Russia Victory for Peace at Ford Hall
John Spargo told a Ford Hall audience that he hopes Russia wins to aid freedom and democracy. He argued for Russia’s outlet for crops and commerce and urged opposition to indemnities and armaments. The 2006 audience applauded the remarks.
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John Spargo
Ford Hall
Russia
Germany
Belgium
Luxemburg
Europe
Berlin Papers Silent On Sinking Of Frye
Berlin newspapers publish no comment on the sinking of the American ship William P. Frye by the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich. They report the event and the captain’s statement that he was well treated.
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Berlin
Frye
William P. Frye
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Labor Meeting News Dinners for the Workless in Boston
The Boston Central Labor Union relief committee distributed Sunday dinners to 50 unemployed families and provided clothing and medical attention. Aid reached homes in the South End Roxbury and Somerville with no distinction between union and non union heads of families. The headquarters at the C I WA office 987 Washington street drew crowds appealing for aid as cash donations and grocery orders were issued. The committee said funds are sufficient for last week but more money is needed to continue the work.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Relief Committee For
South End
Roxbury
Somerville
Relief Committee
C. I. WA
Washington Street
Sanitary Teamsters Withdraw From International Union
Members of the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters Union voted yesterday in Wells Memorial to withdraw from affiliation with the International Federation of State City and Town Employees Union. The move follows claims the federation is not AFL affiliated and comes as Boston sanitation workers reach full organizing in city yards. Foreman Owens received thanks for aiding the effort.
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Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
International Federation of State, City and Town Employees’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Foreman Owens
Department
Mayor is censured by union over non union shop choice
The Boston moulders union conference adopted resolutions condemning Mayor Curley for selecting a non union shop for city casting contract. They also criticised a city department head who said I dont care a for organized labor.
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Moulders' Unions
Boston
Vicinity
Washington Street
Curley
Indignation Over Curley Castings Contract Sparks Molders Meeting
Molders denounced Mayor Curley awarding the castings contract to a non union firm. Unionists favored a Boston citizen employer with slightly higher bids and pressed for union preference. Delegates backed uniform apprentice wages and referred fair pay questions to the international union. Officers elected include Daniel Sullivan president and Joseph Cooney secretary treasurer. Reports cited improving trade and returning work as idle winter layoffs ease.
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Curley
Boston
International Union
Daniel Sullivan
Morgan Molloy
Daniel Callahan
Joseph Cooney
William John
Reported actions by union leaders in New England and Connecticut Valley
Business Agent Eugene L. Murphy of the eastern New England conference board and Agent James Love of the Connecticut Valley board were cited in the day’s labor committee briefing.
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Eugene L. Murphy
Eastern New England Conference Board
James Loveday
Connecticut Valley Board
Rebellion by Italian Hod Carriers Union Leaders Meet in City
Rebel members of the Italian Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union held a mass meeting at 141 Richmond Street to outline grievances behind a secession. Leaders Gaetano Emma and others cited a treasury deficit of 6599 dollars. Business Agent John Perotti contends financial records were published monthly at the union headquarters, 212 Charter Street.
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Hod Carriers and
Richmond Street
Gaetano Emma
John Perotti
Charter Street
Business and union notes from Boston meetings
Reports from Old Colony Lodge 143 and Local 100 describe good order and no grievances. Multiple unions including Brewery Workers and Wharf and Bridge Builders held meetings, with plans for a Sunday smoke talk and an out-of-work committee. Edmond Ward eulogized after his death. Bartenders Union injunction hearings took place. a Bay State Division conductors event followed a lodge meeting.
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Old Colony Lodge 143
Order of Railroad Clerks
Washington Street
National Federation of Postoffice Clerks
Intercolonial Hall
Thomas F. Tracy
Union Label Trades’ Department of the
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Washington, D. C
Brewery Workers’ Union
Edmond F. Ward
E. P. Morgan
Wharf and Bridge Builders’ Union
O'Connell Union
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Union
Massachusetts State Association of Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters
Harrison Avenue
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Frank Hall
State Street
Bartenders’ Union
Don Keefe
Bay State Division
Boston & Maine System
Puritan Hall
Friend Street
Rules for the Ideal Young Man Continued From First Page
The piece reports readers and clergy opinions on the ideal husband including traits like sharing housework, Christian faith, trustworthy eyes, and modest appearance. Women stress kindness, earnings, and moral conduct while ministers critique wild oats and double standards. Mr Burgstahler will close his sermon series on The Ideal Wife and Mother this Sunday.
Death at Newton Centre From Pneumonia
The deceased died yesterday at his late residence 25 Irving Street Newton Centre due to pneumonia per the report.
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Irving Street
Newton Centre
What Neurasthenia Is and Its Cure
Neurasthenia is described as exhaustion of the nervous system caused by overwork, worry, poor diet, or illnesses like the grip. Treatments emphasize nourishing nerve cells through blood and diet, with Dr Williams Pink Pills claimed to aid blood health and anemia, sold by local druggists. Free books offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady, N Y for mentioning the paper.
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Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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