Labor union pushes firemen holiday in Boston
The Central Labor Union held a long session in Typographical Hall with all affiliated unions present. They endorsed a bill to grant Boston firemen one day off in seven, supported by a petition from firemen, and discussed a state employment bureau to replace current city intelligence offices.
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Central Labor Union
Boston Fire Department
Williamb. Fitzgerald
Toston
Fitzgerald
Union
Sullivan, Tracy and
Fitazzerald
Russell
Astill
Brockton Central Labor Union
Hurley
Elastic Web Weavers’ Union
Draper Bros
Hopedale
Reece Button Hide Machine Company
Wade
Boston Glove Cutters’ Union
Board of Aldermen
Committee On Brewers
American Brewing Company
Abingdon Death Shakes Boxing World Rumors
The sudden death of Squire Abingdon in New Orleans prompts speculation on the Corbett Mitchell fight stakes. The Post declares no Abingdon certified check exists for Mitchell, only a $10,000 cash cover under Blanchard’s control, with details known to Blanchard Cooke and one other. Abingdon’s life notes show deep ties to pugilists and Mitchell, while sparring news reports Daly leaving Boston for Patterson and Greggains seeking a match still.
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Squire Abingdon
New Orleans
Charlie Mitchell
Blanchard
Corbett
A. W. Cooke
Mr. Blanchard
Mitchell
Sporting World
Corbett-Mitchell
Squire Alingdon
Squire
Jem Carney
McAuliffe
United States
England
Smith
Shavin
Jim Pritchard
Jim Hall
Abingdon
Pritchard
Hall
Fitzsimmons
Jim Westcott
Bat Masterson
London
Charley Mitchell
Mike Daly
Boston
Paterson
N. J
Austin Gibbons
Aleck Greggains
Enzland
Ted Pritchards
Will Goode
Greggains
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Lewis
California
Skelly Siddons
Coney Island
Skelly
Jack McGee
Billy McCarthy
Kop Roy
Wheel outing draws crowds despite poor reservoir roads
The day offered a cycling excursion with many wheelmen heading to the reservoir rendezvous. The rough roadway limited attendance. A Chelsea Ramblers banquet is noted, and a Chicago club aims to unite hustlers. A road department petition to Congress is highlighted, praising Colonel Pope's good roads efforts.
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Navs Isfort
J. I. Basclo
Theodore Rothe
Charles Collins
J. A. Langford
EB. Ui. Snow
F. B. Emerson
J. W. Burnham
J. H. Marden
J. M. Savage
G. A. Lolimes
A. IE. Pennett
Rreda Kimball
F. A
Ouke
Charlestown Rovers
Nf. W. Robinson
Fi Norris
Winnisimmetts
L. G. Bapist
F. P. Young
J. A. Bartlett
Chicago
United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Love Manufacturing Company
Pope
Arthur K. Housego A Boston Cooks Alliance Leader
The Post features Arthur K. Housego a leading Boston Cooks Alliance member. Born in England he has lived in Boston for years and is employed at the Motel Thorndike.
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The
Post
Arthur K. Housego
Boston Cooks’ Alliance
Mr. Housego
Boston
Thorndike
Crescent Suffolk boxing meet opens with large open class entries
The Crescent Suffolk boxing meeting lists seventeen entrants across 105 115 and 125 pound classes with fighters from Bellingham Social Club Loyola A C Haverhill Boston Lawrence Cambridge A C Somerville Roxbury and more. Weigh in after noon tomorrow at 694 Washington street with ringside start at 7 15 p m. Tickets on sale at the Casino building Tremont street.
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J. McCue
Clinker A. C
Sam McGoff
Charles River Rowing Club
William Purtell
Loyoy AL Cit da Buntey
Haverhill
Charles Garbatt
Boston
J. Barry
Fovea A. C
Billy
Henry
Banton
William Murphy
Lawrence
G. W. Andrews
Cambridge
A.C. Louis Bell
Dorchester
William Keefe
J. M. Jones
Jack Moore
Bellingham Social Club
Frank Lynch
Loyola A. C
John Hickey
Columbus A. C
Id Joyce
James Rourke
Clinker A. Cos
Beed
Somerville
Roth Ainsworth
W. T. Mates
Roxbury
Ben Cobinski
J. T. Donovan
Lowell
Joseph Murray
Toyoa
FE. Ryan
South Boston
Washington Street
Casino
Tremont ‘Street
Dover
Weather Signal At Grand Opera House Plans Broadcast
Arrangements with the U S Weather Bureau will announce daily forecasts via electric search light from the Grand Opera House in Boston. Signals use long and short flashes to depict weather and temperature with a repeat cycle for accuracy. The system aims to show weather on clouds, with reports invited on visibility in clear and cloudy conditions.
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Grand Opera House
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Service
Boston
Mass
Burial service for Charles T. Odiorne at Forest Hills Cemetery
The burial of Charles T. Odiorne, recovered from the Lincoln Street fire, was held yesterday at Forest Hills Cemetery chapel. Rev. John Lindsay of St. Paul’s Church led the Episcopal service. The parish quartet sang songs including Faith of Our Fathers and Nearer, My God, to Thee. Pallbearers included John Lovejoy and several others. burial was in the family lot.
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Charles T. Odiorne
Lincoln Street
Cape
Forest Hills Cemetery
John &. Lindsay
St. Paul’s Church
Szless Street
Paradise
John Lovejoy
Ayman Meston
J. P. Spencer
E. .All
Thomas M. Babson
Alfred Y. Waite
Fire at Slater South Village Woolen Works causes heavy loss
Webster March 19 fire at Slater South Village Woolen Works in Webster caused about 20000 dollars in damage. Loss is fully covered by insurance.
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Woercester
Slater South Villarve
Webster
Senate panel condemns marriage law revision Bill
The judiciary committee reported adversely on a proposed revision of the marriage law. City Registrar Whitmore said the report was surprising and temperate remarks by a committee chair complicated action. The bill aimed to tighten licenses, enforce notices, require oath statements, and shield minors and women, with safeguards against consent issues and clandestine marriages.
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Judiciary Committee
Senate
Whitmore
McAsurve
Bern
Gretna Green
Loston
Ok Wave
Chihamen
Pourth
Dean
Ferry Due: Barrows Arrested for Assault on Wife
William A Barrows of this place was arrested early this morning on a charge of assaulting his wife with intent to kill. The woman is badly burned and likely to die, with manslaughter the possible charge. Barrows, a Trolliston Shoe Company worker, disputes the accusations and blames his mother-in-law for much of the trouble. The couple married in 1888 at Natick, have three children, and have lived here three years.
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Tolliston
William A. Barrows
Barrows
South Pramingham
Trolliston Shoe Company
Stone
Democratic Glue Gimes Dinner Speakers at Young Men's Club
The third monthly dinner of the Young Men's Democratic Club at the American House on Thursday March 23 at 6:30 p.m. will feature Colonel John J. Wheelwright presiding and speakers Charles Francis Adams Henry Brooklin Henry representing the Brooklin group on executive power and single officers. James F. Cayes of Dos ton will discuss Governor's removal power and Frank W. Jones of Senigence prisons on prison management responsibility. Second meeting at Tremont street T27A with thirty-two candidates for membership to be voted on.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
John J. Wheelwright
Charles Francis Adams
Fenry
James F. Cayes
Doston
Frank W. Jones
Senigence Superintendent of Prisons
Club
Tremont Freet
Tony
Horse racing entries for tomorrow at Aachgg Entri
A list of tomorrow’s races and entries from AACHGG ENTRIES FOR TODAY. Notable horse names include Wallace Tommy Dixon Lady vary Hapiyg Maid Faust Hose Portis Os Headnaint Nativity Rippine Dive Johny Aner Capulis Rappat Mar HOML Gisuecester Stardis Bras Montpelies Sliggard Flamington Border Minstrel Pete Judge Nelson Mack. The item lists races across seven furlongs to one and one half miles with entries and odds.
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Gerrenpure
N.d
Wallace
Tommy Dixon
Charlie
TOR Lady Vary
Hapiyg Maid
dHellen
Panitzen, Co
PACE
Hathe - Meton
Ur Olis
Aliie
Faust Hose
le Pext
Salisbury
Mohrcan
Vergesney Clarks
Detroit
Azrael
Trigle
Johny Aner
Alyy D
Capulis
Stardls
Bras
Montpelies
Sliggard
Conndram
Flamington
Los
Border Minstrel
Pete
Walroo
Judge Nelson
Proposals for lighting and district provisions 1898
Public notices from the Boston area detail proposals for furnishing and delivering provisions, lighting, and related district services for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1904. The documents specify bid procedures, required quantities, payment terms, and rights to reject or adjust bids, with notices directed to the Inspector and city offices.
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Digiriet
Jaston
Aloss
Riater Tidy Lee
Koris
George Yoff Wilde
PNA
Boston
Mass
Ofolbek
Wii
Atv
Gale
Felts Wilde
U. S.N
Oid
Uss
Vaters
Treasury de Parune
Aticalas
Court Notice and Divorce Libel in Old Boston Record
A court in Suffolk County orders publication of notice to defendants Thomas Bereter and William H. Conly in a tort case seeking fifteen hundred dollars, with service lacking and publication mandated in Boston Post. Also included is a separate divorce libel by Alexander Gradwell against Bertha Gradwell for adultery and cruelty, seeking a decree.
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Massace
Uuses
A.D
Charles H. Deegan
Bowen
Suffolk
Quatnatt
Thomlas Bereter
William Dh. Conly
Cue Partiers
Bolt
Pittsburg
Comity
Allegimny
Stiie
Pennsylvania
West Ed Street Richway Company
Boston
Poston
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
New York
Peormiry
Alexander Gradwell
Notice of Libel and Divorce Proceedings in Suffolk and Middlesex Courts
A legal notice records Josephine Wiltsie of Waltham filing for divorce from Simeon S. Wiltsie, alleging desertion and lack of support after living together in New York and Michigan. It orders publication of the libel and service of papers fourteen days before the April court date, with a separate Suffolk case issuing a libel against Bertha Grast- for a prior matter.
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Rene
Oy Astors
Wiltin
Middlesex
Josephine Wilpsee
Waltham
Semeons
Newe York
Aml Stute
Lavcroft
Michigan
Chitage
Wii Jois
Simeon S. Wiltsie
Liberia
Jasephine Bacon
A.D. Tsor
Josephine Welpsie
ACAI
Melrose
Martie
Irene Sargent Woore
Gontiin
Nay
Jy CA
Saad
Moore
Marcel
Copartners and Trustees Named in Suffolk Court Case
A Massachusetts Suffolk court action names Wiehe Brothers and Altniah Brothers as copartners in a Boston firm with other associates, seeking to recover twenty five thousand dollars due on a writ issued in 1800, with defendants nonresidents required to appear at the next term to answer. Additional probate and civil notices accompany this docket, listing heirs, administrators, and annual procedures for publication.
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PT AG Ec
Holloway
Han
Rose
Ferguson
Edward TE
Cole Comins
Gtd Boston
David Conrad Ob Shen
Deka Laval
PPS
Sis
William Por Akas
Wren
Pepe Tember
Meath
Ariear
Foster
Sebleontte
Suffolk
Jones
Boston Post
Lst
Lieitien
Jos
Willard, Cier
Morse & Lasse
Piainttie Vis
Redding Electric Company
Souk Existine
Boston
Connon
Muffer
Beacon Post
Massachusetts
Owen Alullen
Boscon
Epeetine
Julia Me Mullen
Per
Ioston Ein Leoaniv
Sufeth
Viet
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Cooks’ Alliance
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Ferry
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Mondhive
Ross Dood
Niels
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Washington
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Royal Club
Philadelphia
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New Englam
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Park Square Station
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Beston
Chas. F. Conn
J. W. Miller
Qul Briggs
Freaident Gem
Puss
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Proyrosaen
Reunicipad
Addy Ertisen
Swift Street
Statoga
Bennington
Henry D. Andrews
Andrews & Coo
CEEY
Tx Board of Aldermen
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Thres Times Enel
Boston West
Hsagther Tor Herald
Bse
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Servineg
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Doa Galvin
Edward A. Willard
Wesny C. Municasy
Esquire
Attorn Ay
Massac
H Iusetts
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Len RY i. Bellew
Commonwealth OF Massachuse
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Baeton
Sivek
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Pike
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Negister
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Adiministritiix
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Register
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Ofseston
Sant County
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Joan WW. Mekin
George
Massichusetts
W. Page
Lawrence Amt
Francis Pha
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Hovviett
James Will
Promate
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Dons W. McKim
Lil AH George
Jsepith Nichols
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Srools
Josoal Willard
Jesry C. Mulligan
DMO Whamley
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Kitt
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Sitta
Jose Pallon
Ithode Island
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Creel
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Elijah George
Massachuusetts
Sar Vit McClosson
Jail County
Patrick Thraeferpy
Ann Ridge
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Kenney
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Taos
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Hhaself
Sioston
David B. Kredyh
Adarstam
Meron
Lens
Dennis
Thomas
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