Williams Threatens More Fight at Mass Rally
George Fred Williams fired the second gun in the Hearst campaign at Roughan Hall Charlestown with 600 attendees. Speakers included Jerry Watson John J Barry and Mar tin Higgins as Williams urged working class focus, attacked banks and elites and criticized Olney’s organization. Congressman Livernash of California closed the event hailed as the pride of the Golden Gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Hearst
Massachusetts
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
William F. Murray, Jr
Ward 5
Jerry’ Watson
John J. Barry
Cab and Wagon Makers’ Union
Martin P. Higgins
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
James J. Duffy
Teamsters’ Union
Williams
Dedham
Old Hickory Jackson
Charles Dean
Wakefield
Democratic State Committee
England
lLivernash
California
The
Golden Gate
That Worn-Out Feeling Iron-Ox Tablets Claim
An advertisement touts Iron-Ox Tablets as renewing life by improving digestion and nerve function. It claims the product awakens the liver, normalizes kidneys, purges impurities, and builds bodily functions gradually without harsh shocks. Pack includes fifty tablets in a pocket case for 25 cents from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co. Detroit MI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Much
Rally for Hearst Held in Cambridge
Francis P. Curran led a Cambridge rally at the Cambridge Athletic Association hall in support of William R. Hearst. James T. Barrett read a letter from Mayor Feeny of Woburn urging Democrats to rally under the Death to the trusts banner and nominate Hearst. Philip Doherty of Boston argued Hearst could prevent a Roosevelt stampede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis P. Curran
Cambridge Athletic Association
Cambridge
William R. Hearst
James T. Barrett
Feeny
Woburn
Hearst
Philip Doherty
Boston
Roosevelt
United Trade Unions Hold Meetings Across City
Carpenters unions 386 218 625 846 meet at Music Hall Union Hall Bailey's Hall and Hibernian Hall. Electrical Workers 104 meets at Appleton Hall. Floor Layers 1096 meets at 724 Washington. Winters 11 at 987 Washington. Picture Frame Makers at 45 Eliot Street. Rail Machinists 567 at Wells Memorial 987 Washington. Wood Workers 24 at 45 Eliot. Plumbers at 514 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
Music Hall
Field’s Corner
Union Hall
Decatur and
Liverpool Streets
Bailey’s Hall
Pleasant Street
Malden
Hibernian Hall
Revere
Electrical Workers’ Union
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
Union
Washington Street
Winters’ Union
Picture Frame Makers’ Union Meits
Eliot Street
Wells Memorial Building
Wood Workers’ Union
Eliot Streeet
Plumbers’ Union
Tremont Street
Boston Waiters' Union Nominates Delegates for Rochester Convention
The Boston Waiters' Union nominated three delegates for the international convention in Rochester on May 9. Nominated are Frank McDonough Joseph Laycock Thomas Slinkmvin Cornelius Donovan Edward Chink John King Albert Moore Thomas Ryan Michael Keating and Frank OMealley. The election is set for May 3. Frank McCarthy addressed 85 union machinists in Machinists’ Hall. The union backs a national district edge. The Cooks' Union 328 reported 55 applicants and processed 30 applications. The ball committee noted all Boston chefs back the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rochester
Frank ©. McDonough
Joseph EB. Laycock
Thomas J. Slinkmvin
Cornelius J. Donovan
Edward Chink
John King
Albert H. Moore
Thomas J. Ryan
Michael J. Keating
Frank O’mealley
Frank T. McCarthy
New England
American Federation
Twenty Five Dollar Washington Tours by Pennsylvanian RR
Seven day tours with hotel meals en route depart Boston under the Personally Conducted System. Trips include stops in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York with longer Washington stay. Departures listed Jan 22 Feb 5 19 Mar 4 18 Apr 1 15 28 and May 1st with April 29 tour price 26 and May 13 price 27. Agent Ist 205 Washington street Boston.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington Street
Appropriation Bill Held Up by City Board
The Board of Aldermen postponed the appropriation bill for one week after a joint committee spent weeks revising it. Alderman Hennessy urged Boston Elevated Railway to restore surface car service on Harrison avenue Geneva avenue between Dover and Kneeland streets. An order by Alderman Baldwin to have the city engineer report Broadway bridge opening date passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Hennessy
Dorchester
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Harrison Avenue
Geneva Avenue
Dover
Kneeland Streets
Baldwin
Broadway Bridge
Olney Association Forms Under Political Plan
The Olney Association executive committee met in the office of Hon. Charles S. Hamlin at noon yesterday with members including Col. W. W. A. Gaston Judge J. W. Corcoran F S Shriver and several Boston and Springfield leaders. W T A Fitzgerald presided as Democratic city committee chair. C S Hamlin was elected chairman Thomas C Thacher treasurer and Edward F McSweeney secretary. The group named the organization the Olney Association and outlined statewide efforts to rally support for Mr Olney's presidential candidacy and to select headquarters later.
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Olney Association
Charles S. Hamlit
W.W. A. Gaston
J. W. Corcoran
F. S. Shriver
Dedhan
B. W. Wells
Thomas Co. Thacher
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Boston
T. J. Lawler
Greenfield
E. A. McClintock
Springfield
T. J. Gargan
D. F. Buckley
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Fight for Boy Today in Habeas Corpus Hearing
Judge Lowell will hear Agnes Hendricks application for writ of habeas corpus to gain possession of her son Thomas placed in the House of the Angel Guardian by his father Dr Hendricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Agnes Hendricks
Thomas
Angel Guardian
Dr. Hendricks
Cars Burned in Newburyport Fire Destroys Street Railway Barn
Newburyport on March 28 reports the car barn of the Citizens' Street Railway Company in the city, along with 295 open and box cars and three snow plows, were burned in a fire tonight causing about 75000 dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Somerville Company Marrched In Full Strength At Armory
Lieutenant Colonel F. W. Hoag on the governor's staff inspected Company M of the South Regiment in Somerville at its armory last night. The company turned out in full numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hoag
Governor's Staff
Co. M., Sth Regiment
Somerville
How I Escaped the Fate of a Dyspeptic
Brooklyn man L Morgan recounts severe long standing dyspepsia. After trials with doctors and drugs Chase's Dyspepsia Cure relieved symptoms. he slept well, gained 30 pounds, and regained health. The ad promotes Chase's Dyspepsia Cure with a money back guarantee and lists Woodwerd's Drug Store and Chase Mfg Co as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Chase
L. Morgan
Decatur St
N. Y
Woodwerd
Tremont St
Boston
Chase Mfg. Co
Newburg
Gove Plans City Hall Overhaul With Three Bills
Three reform bills aim to restructure Boston city operations. Jesse M. Gove backs two measures to appoint a city auditor and a three member board of works and supplies with salaries up to 7500. A Bowden drafted third bill proposes a three member public works commission with 6000 and 5000 salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
State House
Jesse M. Gove
Boston
Hart
Gove
Board of Works and Supplies
Henry E. Bowden
Guy Andrews Ham
Dorchester
Commission of Public Works
Bates
Collins
Gove Dill
Johnny Bostontown's Slate Reader Submissions Invited
The Post invites readers to contribute inscriptions on general interest topics for Johnny's Slate. Following bright ideas from recent freak headlines and war poems the paper offers a chance for witty readers to win newspaper fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Johnny
Miles Sees a Crisis Coming in Michigan Banquet Abandoned
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles, retired, sent a regret letter to the Democratic Club of Grand Rapids, Michigan, canceling a banquet due to floods. He warned that selfish motives threaten liberty and warned of despotism replacing democracy, urging citizens to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
United States Army
Democratic Club
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miles
Michigan
Union
New Things In Fenway Court Opened To Public
Yesterday marked the first of four days Mrs. Gardner opened Fenway Court this month drawing the fashionable crowd. Two notable additions included a bronze in the Japanese room donated by Mr. Matsuki and a portrait of Charles M. Loeffier by Sargent. An exquisite ermine fur set was also added. Mrs. Gardner wore black nun’s veiling with an train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GaraGner
Fenway Court
Gardner
Matsuki
Boylston Street
Charles M. Loeffier
Sargent
Damages Set at 75000 in Suit Over Promise to Marry
A sheriff's jury in New York assessed James N. Abeel 75000 dollars for engaging to marry Eleanor L. Anderson under the alias J Ogden Goelet. Miss Anderson sued for 75000 for a breach of promise of marriage after Abeel failed to answer the complaint and a default was entered. The order to empanel the jury came from Justice Van Brunt of the Appellate Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James N. Abeel
Eleanor L. Anderson
J. Ogden Goelet
Miss Anderson
van Brunt
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Erlanger
City men oppose national union movement speech
Michael J. Kenney district secretary treasurer of District Assembly 30 told a Sewer Department Assembly 1621 meeting that Knights of Labor assemblies in city departments do not seek affiliation with a national city employee union. Timothy Kelleyher Water Works Assembly 1927 and Delegates McCarthy and McKenna agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor
Boston
Michael J. Kenney
District Assembly
Sewer Department Assembly
Timothy Kelleher
Water Works Assembly
K. of L
McCarthy
McKenna
Kenney
Burk Burton Guilty on Five Counts Faces Senate Expulsion
In St Louis on March 28 the jury found United States Senator Burton guilty in five counts of the indictment. The verdict makes expulsion by the Senate likely. A motion for a new trial was filed by Burton’s counsel. he was indicted in January and has two years remaining in his Senate term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United States
Burton
Senate
Fishermen's Union Launches Sick Benefit Fund
The Fishermen's Union announces a new sick benefit fund offering a weekly $5 for sickness or accident and a $100 payment on death. The move responds to numerous winter accidents and deaths among fishermen, noting the average fisherman’s life is 28 years and that insurers do not cover them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishermen's Union
Bliss Perry III at Binghamton lecture interrupted
Bliss Perry of Boston editor of the Atlantic Monthly fell ill and was forced to discontinue a lecture in Binghamton New York on March 28. He suffered an acute indigestion attack and received medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton, N. Y
Bliss Perry
Boston
Atlantic Monthly
Ladies Tailor Strike Settled by State Board
The State Board of Arbitration ratified an agreement ending a strike by 18 members of the Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ Union 38 at George Bradley’s shop on Boylston Street. The pact sets union-only hiring, an eight hour day, a minimum $18 weekly wage for men, protection from discharge in dull seasons, shortened workdays, and arbitration for all disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
State Board of Arbitration
Fifty Hours A Week For Inside Carpenters
Boston mill and shop hands union affiliated with the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners last night appointed a committee to establish a 50 hour work week in all shops managed by the Master Builders Association and in all others. The union journeymen carpenters work 50 hours weekly and inside carpenters think they should not be asked to work longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Boston
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Master Builders’ Association
Journeymen Carpenters
Garment Union Endorses Brewery Label Movement
United Garment Workers Union endorsed the Brewery Workers and Bottlers unions label. A multi language statement will name firms unfair to the Brewery Workers Union. Hugh J. Colgan and Andrew Dolph of the Cigarmakers Union addressed the group supporting the blue label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Workers Act For
Brewery Workers United Garment Workers’ Union
Brewery Workers’ and Bottlers
Brewery Workers’ Union
Hugh J. Colgan
Andrew Dolph
Cigarmakers’ Union
Mother of Ten Recovers From Nerve Exhaustion Warns Others
A Buffalo New York mother credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with saving her life after prolonged illness. She suffered indigestion heart trouble and rapid weight loss before improvement began with small doses and continued use. The ad urges others to seek prompt treatment to avoid collapse and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bollon
Duffy
Williams St
Buffalo, N. Y
Prize Contest Seeks Answers From Readers
The Post invites readers to submit solutions to the above question with two $5 prizes. One prize will be awarded to the best answer representing Russia and the other to the best for advocates of Japan. Submissions must be addressed to War Editor of the Post and kept under 200 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
the Post
Russia
Japan
Russia and Japan war stance should ally with Russia
H Koch argues the American people should support Russia in its war against Japan, citing friendship since political infancy, a white man's burden mission, and parallels to the Monroe Doctrine, urging caution over Japan's cheap labor and urging commerce with Russia if Russia wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Asia
La.e
H, Koch
Letter Supportive of Russia and Japan Peace Policy
A Boston reader argues Russia and Japan are both friendly and urges no support for either side. He claims neutrality will prevent interference and let the better man win, noting differences in religion and civilization as negligible factors. March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Brooks
Max H. Newman
Davis Street
Boston
Orangeine Powders Fight Off Throbs And Ailments
Throttled headaches and common colds are quickly dispelled by Orangeine Powders. The product promotes fast relief and restores normal feeling, offering a simple remedy for out of sorts conditions.
For Japan Partly for Policy To the Editor of the Post
A reader argues the United States should sympathize with Japan over Russia in the Japan Russia conflict. He cites Russia’s treaty violations Poland and Hungary actions and asserts friendship with Japan aids U S interests, especially regarding the Philippines. Green Harbor signer Henry Tolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Japan
Russia
United States
Europe
Poland
Austria
Philippine Islands
Henry Tolman
Consistency in Sympathy for Japan vs Russia
A letter argues that Americans should sympathize with Japan and oppose Russia for oppression. It claims Japan defends liberty and condemns despotism, urging liberty-loving people in America to back Japan. Signed by Mrs Elizabeth White of Cambridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Japan
Russia
América
Elizabeth White
Willow Street
Cambridge
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Pain
Edward EF. Phelps
Dartmouth University
Paine
Miss Marshall
Charlotte Marshall
Marshall
West Sth Street
New York City
Olney
Candidate
the People
William J. Bryan
Massachusetts Democracy
Speaking of
LABOR
Organization OF
Olney Men
Johnny Bostontown
Johnny Boston ‘Beans
Mary E. Blanchard
Milltown
National Organization OF City Men
Sen
Fishermen’s Union TO
E. Prince St
Duffy’s Pure
Daffy
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Ashland Park
Green Harbor
Dr. Miles
Hanford B. Porter
Bridgeport
Conn
F. J. Arthur
Schenectady
DR. Miles Medical Co., Laboratories
Elkhart, Ind
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