Amalgamated Building Trades Council Pushes City Contracts
Across meetings at Pythian and Ter normal halls unions pressed to award city work only to contractors paying union wages and recognizing organized labor. They condemned non union hiring on a bridge contract and urged Congress to bar convict labor on public building materials.
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Post necktie displays paper fashion on St Patrick’s Day
A green necktie fashioned from a copy of the St Patrick's Day Post arrived at the office yesterday. The item notes many wore similar neckties on the 17th, with some paradegoers noticeably sporting them. The Post says it breaks out of routine and follows new paths.
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Captain Rescued After Sixty Day Atlantic Ordeal
The overdue schooner Winnie Lawry under Captain Angus McRitchie reaches Tarpaulin Cove after sixty days battling gales. The crew, exhausted and starving, killed the captain s dog for food and plotted to kill him, but a passing ship and a Danish-bound steamer later provided relief. The captain notes the voyage held more hardship than any previous journeys.
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Union Church Leads Boston Social Religious Life Under Pastor Boynton
A description of the Union Congregational Church in Boston under Rev Nehemiah Boynton highlighting its active social and religious roles Its historic lineage from 1822 and 1870 dedication sits at West Newton Street and Columbus Avenue The church hosts thriving societies including Young People's Society for Christian Endeavor Sunday school Gentlemen's Association Woman's Home Missionary Society Boys Club and notable music offerings by the Union Church Quartet with organist Mr Lyman Brackett and the Beacon Orchestral Club support
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Russian Jewish Immigrants Arrive on Michigan Steamer
The Warren Line steamer Michigan brought 23 Russian Jewish steerage passengers from Liverpool. They were landed at Galloupes Island quarantine and fumigated before entering mainland. A four year old child aboard contracted measles and was sent to Galloupes Island for treatment.
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Death of a Journalist Graham Rice
Graham Rice of the City Press Association, in charge of State House work, died at 19 Bainbridge Street Roxbury at 5 25 last evening. Born in Utica New York he was 31. He worked for the New York Herald and Boston Herald among others and took charge of the State House bureau in January. Ill on the 13th he improved then deteriorated with delirium and died from heart disease and meningitis leaving a widow.
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Fire damages Beacon Street house. cause blamed on wiring
A $100 fire in the third story of the four story brick house at 149 Beacon street, owned and occupied by John L. Bremer, triggered an alarm from Box 29 at 4 56 Sunday morning. The blaze is attributed to electrical wires.
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Shipping arrivals and departures at major ports
At Boston on March 19 De Ruyter from Antwerp and on March 20 Michigan from Liverpool. At New York March 19 Britannic from At New York March 20 Etruria from At New York March 20 Wieland from Hamburg. At London March 19 Nessmore and Stock holm City from Boston. At Liverpool March 18 Georgian and Ottoman from Boston. At Antwerp March 17 Steinhoeft from Boston.
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Opera Week Closes With Martha Faust At Boston Venue
Saturday marked the end of the first opera week as Patti’s Martha and Wausts Faust drew near full houses. Patti showed voice weakness due to illness while Eames and De Reszkes impressed. Mephistopheles and Faust were well rendered, with the audience praising the De Reszke trio and the chorus. Upcoming Die Meistersinger with Albani and Seidl, plus Kneisel Quartet and others, are announced for Brattle Hall and New England Conservatory.
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Salvationists Attend Funeral of John Ryan in East Boston
The funeral for John Ryan killed by a train in Winthrop was held at 131 Saratoga Street East Boston with Rev L B Bates officiating. Ryan formerly served as a Salvation Army captain and many soldiers attended. Burial followed at East Boston Cemetery.
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New Books Critique and Transatlantic Editions
A critical note on George Meredith Tragic Comedians, noting its failings beside his better works, and praising his broader literary strengths. Also reviews of Julius Caesar by W Warde Fowler, Elizabeth by Edward Spencer Heesley, a composition machine report, and several poetry and fiction volumes including Mrs. M A B Kelly, George Moore, and George L Mirshall.
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Mammoth horse and carriage bazaar sale at Boston
At 166 and 168 Portlanist Boston the regular weekly sale of horses carriages and related items takes place every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 o clock with a March 23 sale featuring 75 horses including a carload of Illinois horses consigned by W H Funt described as the best lot he ever shipped. About 25 new and second hand carriages also offered.
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Clytie and Other Poems review by Marguerite Easter
A Boston book review notes Marguerite KE Easter's Clytie and Other Poems shows strong vocabulary and keen observation. It criticizes overuse of mythic imagery and uneven craftsmanship with some charming scenes contrasted by amateurish lines.
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Boston Ball Team Heads South in Search of Birds and Crocuses
The Boston team departs for a southern trip seeking blue birds and crocuses, signaling a pause in current play to pursue seasonal sights and a respite from competition.
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Perfect Remedy for Scrofula Promised by Pierce
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifying strength builder that can cure consumption if used in time. It claims scrofula arises from impure blood and that the remedy strengthens lungs, bronchial passages, and throat, with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
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