Dedication of Peo ple's Temple Entrance in Boston Area
The new central entrance of the People's Temple Methodist Episcopal Church at Columbus avenue and Berkeley street was dedicated last evening in a large gathering. Rev A H Nazarian led the exercises with Revs Dr Franklin Hamilton and Dr Dillon Bronson assisting. Plymouth Lodge L O L members attended. A sermon on The Bank of Faith followed. The church has undergone alterations to expand church work and boost income, including new stores on Berkeley street and a new store on Columbus avenue.
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People’s Temple
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
A. H. Nazarian
Franklin Hamilton
Dillon Bronson
Plymouth Lodge
Bank of Faith
Contributions At Science Church Exceed 2500
More than 2500 was contributed for Ohio flood sufferers at the morning and evening services of the First Church of Christ Scientist yesterday. Church treasurer Adam H. Dickey announced the total last evening, noting similar appeals occurred across Christian Science churches nationwide.
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Ohio
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Adam H. Dickey
Christian Science Churches
Christian Science
United States
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast safe stomach remedy. It claims rapid relief from indigestion sour stomach and gas with a convenient fifty cent dose and worldwide fame for its gentle effective action.
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Pape
Minimum wage plan insult to womanhood sparks debate
Henry B. Sawyer of Stone & Webster called a $12 minimum wage for women an insult to womanhood in a speech before the settlement workers' convention at the Twentieth Century Club yesterday afternoon.
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Illinois Vice Commission
Henry B. Sawyer
Stone & Webster
Settlement Workers’ Convention
Twentieth Century Club
Settlement workers urged to align with business interests
A speaker addressing about 200 settlement workers in New York and Boston argued that change must come through cooperation with business interests rather than only internal reform. He criticized over investigation and warned that high living costs shrink if people live simply, echoing calls to focus on efficiency and practicality.
Subscriptions Made for Jewish Hospital in Roxbury District
A joint meeting by Blue Hill Ladies Auxiliary No 7 and Roxbury Ladies Auxiliary No 4 of the Beth Israel Hospital Association raised between 5000 and 6000 dollars for a new Jewish hospital in Roxbury Elm Hill. About 2500 attendees gathered at Intercolonial Hall from 2 p m to 10 p m with President Hyman Danzig presiding. Speakers urged the need for a secular hospital serving the Jewish community.
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Elm Hill
Roxbury
Blue Hill
Beth Israel Hospital Association
Intercolonial Hall
Hyman Danzig
Labor Meeting Denounces Proposed Law 10
The state branch of the A F L executive board and legislative committee met yesterday and passed a resolution denouncing a bill before the Legislature. The measure would allow businesses to run their own insurance systems under the workmen's compensation act. Delegates instructed the legislative committee to work to defeat the proposal.
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The
A. F. of L
Work on Sunday Charged Police Sweep
Police sergeants from Division 4 visited cloak and skirt shops near Knee land and Washington streets yesterday and found men and women at work. The police allege workers labored on Sunday drawing charges of violation.
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Division 4
Kneeland
Washington Streets
Girls plan to see head of phone co
The arbitration and schedule committee of the Boston Telephone Operatives Union met at the Women’s Trade Union League to arrange an interview with President P. L. Spalding of the New England Telephone Tele graph Company. They were instructed to try to see him on or before Thursday.
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Boston Telephone Operatives’ Union
Women’s Trade Union League
P. L. Spalding
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Spalding
Boston Officials Weigh Penal Reform and Labor Talks
D D Driscoll presented a substitute bill from Judge Bragg to amend drunkenness penalties with probation options. Delegates from the Boston General Team Drivers' Union pressed city officials on contract, age, eight hour, and weight rules, while labor groups rally for wage scales and strike support.
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D. D. Driscoll
Penal Institutions Commissioner
Boston
Bragg
Charlestown
House
Legislative Committee
Boston General Team Drivers’ Union
Fitgerald
Commissioner of Public Works
Rourke
Rourke. They Said That While Mr. Rourke
J. J. Kearney
Martin T. Joyce
State
Teat Drivers’ Union
Settlement Team Gains for Central New England Telegraphers
International Vice-President T M Pierson announced a final conference between Central New England railroad officials and U R T representatives. About 100 towermen agents and telegraphers receive 92 10 percent wage increases and a 12 percent payroll rise. Twelve hour workers obtain two weeks annual vacation after five years. Office staff boost from 18 to 21 dollars weekly. New rates take effect immediately and meet employee demands. A Boston meeting with Boston Elevated Company telegraphers and towermen is planned for today.
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International
T. M. Pierson
Order of
Boston
Central New England Railroad
U. of R. T
Hartford
Pierson
Portland
Boston Elevated Company
R. T
Navy Yard Union Men See Organizer Assigned to Charlestown Work
N. P. Alifas of Washington, national president of the district of machinists lodges, announced at a meeting of officers from three local lodges that Frank Young of Salem will assist in organizing the Charlestown navy yard in coming weeks. He will work with Frank Jennings of Boston Lodge 2 on the effort.
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Washington Street
Zorn
Strikers
Manufacturers’ Association
New York
Boston
Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ Union
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Morris Sigman
N. P. Alifas
Washington
District of Machinists
Frank Young
Salem
Charlestown Navy Yard
Frank Jennings
Boston Lodge 2
Forbes A C WANTS GAMES
The Forbes A C of Jamaica Plain seeks two May games with fast 16 year old teams in and around Boston. Contact Manager Leo G. Fay at Sheridan Street, Jamaica Plain.
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Forbes A. C
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Leo G. Fay
Sheridan Street
Mme Trentini in Hub Again at Shubert for The Firefly
Emma Trentini arrived in Boston and opens at the Shubert Theatre with The Firefly. The diminutive soprano, about five feet tall, shows lively energy and improved English, noting she enjoys lighter lyric forms for acting and has coined the word slanguage.
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Emma Trentini
Boston
Shubert Theatre
Mme. Trentini
Mme. Trenini
Worms in Children and How to Help Them
Thousands of children suffer from stomach or pin worms with signs like indigestion cravings for sweets nausea and vomiting swollen belly and fever. Delays are dangerous and Dr True’s Elixir is sold in 35c 50c and 1.00 bottles with directions on the label.
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True
Dr. ‘True
Eight Hour Day Implemented for Telephones Mechanics
Company officials announced last Saturday that the eight hour workday goes into effect today for linemen and other mechanical department workers. Union delegates from Electrical Workers Unions 104 876 and 142 and the Telephone Operators Union reported support from linemen cable splicers and inside telephone workers and installers for higher wages and better conditions. International President Frank McNulty and International Vice President G M Bugnizet of the AF L International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers were expected today. The girls union and the three mechanical unions are affiliated with the international organization.
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Joint
Board of Electrical Workers
Telephone Operators’ Union
International
Frank McNulty
G. M. Bugnizet
A. F. of L. International Brotherhood of
Street Car Men Get Raise in Chicago
The traction arbitration board released its report on the dispute between street car lines and workers and awarded a wage increase of 30 to 32 cents per hour as the maximum pay.
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Chicago
Traction Arbitration Board
Labor notes show union actions across Boston area
Boston unions report wage rule agreements and preparations for negotiations with the Boston Elevated Railway Company. Independent Painters and related workers strike threats over $4 daily rates. Bootblacks add 26 new members. Bakers plan anti trust campaign with state convention. Local officials and organizers attend meetings across unions including Street Car Men and Teamsters 8798.
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Boston School Committee
Messrs Coleman, Gilman and Walinski
Garment Workers’ Union
Boston Coal Teamsters and Handlers’ Union
Worcester Electrical Workers’ Union 96
Boston Stationary Firemen’s Union
Boston Elevated Company
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 103
Odd Fellows’ Hall
International
Frank J. McNulty
Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Independent Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers
Bootblacks’ Union
Union 838
Lawrence
James A. Watson
Frank Moorhouse
Union 11
John
Robert Schneider
Salem
J. J. Dooley
Springfield
J. T. Walsh
Boston
General Teamsters’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Resinol Ointment and Soap End Baby Skin Suffering
A classic ad touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as a safe, gentle cure for infant skin eruptions. Doctors have prescribed Resinol for eighteen years and offer a free trial by postal card. Products sold by druggists in two ointment sizes and soap at set prices.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Parcel Post
Sokolow on Hope of Jews in Zionist Rally
Nahum Sokolow urged Jews to rise again as a nation at the Plymouth Theatre gathering hosted by the Zionist council of Greater Boston. Louis D. Brandeis chaired with Brandeis urging support for the Jewish Colonial Trust and Palestine land program. Speakers included Rabbi Rubenovitz Julius Meyer and A Tomaroff with Y M H A and Hebrew Choral Society providing music.
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Nahum Sokolow
Plymouth Theatre
Louis D. Brandeis
Zionist Council of
Greater Boston
Russia
Greater
Boston
Y. M. H. A. Orchestra
Hebrew Choral Society
Zionist Reflection on Jewish Homeland and Return
Speaker argues about wandering Jews seeking home and the Zionist drive to reestablish a Jewish center in Palestine. He notes Zionism is generation old, cites the first congress about 16 years ago, and claims the movement has already enriched Jewish character and achievements as the Palestine population grows.
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Palestine
Boy Drops Dead Running to Fire in Everett
Elsworth Thompson aged 17 of 54 Valley Street Everett died of heart failure while running to a fire near his home. He stumbled and fell in the gutter. John Conrad of 24 Beacon Street and passersby carried him to his apartment. Dr. Morris pronounced him dead.
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Elsworth Thompson
Valley Street
Everett
John Conrad
Beacon Street
Dr. Morris
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