Open Shop Declared by Waltham Bakers
WALTHAM May 1 The master bakers have declared open shop throughout the city and offer strikers their former positions at the 1903 union rate if they return with no hard feelings. Striking workers refuse the offer and will remain out. The local Bakers Union covers Waltham Newton and Watertown with most members in this city. Darkness pervades local bake shops as Hathaway, the largest, with 11 bakers, is fully closed. Some smaller shops expect to manage.
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Bus Boys At Memorial Hall Shine In New Roles
At Harvard Memorial Hall a racial dispute ends with 40 of 110 bus boys moved to waiter status. The former bus boys now strut as waiters, while students resist the change. The transition disrupts service as habits linger and duties shift from clearing debris to serving food.
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Local grain and fisheries report notes mixed exports and vessel activity
The week yielded 77,038 bushels of corn shipped by foreign steamers, with Sagmore and Cambrian loading at Charlestown and 65,000 bushels aboard Alexandra for Copenhagen. Total corn shipping to Europe reached 122,100 bushels. Four months show 3,402,474 bushels shipped, about half of 1908’s pace. wheat and corn total 6,772,908 bushels to Europe. Fishermen’s fleet returns include Edward Trevoy, Valentinna, Tecumseh, with gear from Gloucester awaiting repairs to the Matthew Keany, leaking heavily and towed for evaluation.
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Brockton District Bakers Strike Shuts Local Shops
Brockton district Journey men Bakers of America locals declare a strike across Brockton Whitman Abington Rockland Stoughton North Attleboro Weymouth South Weymouth and Bridgewater. About 50 of 80 workers quit as wage increase demands fail for night men and second hands. nine hour day persists.
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Boston Labor Unions Enact Dress Label Rules
The Boston Team Drivers' Union fined members buying sheep skin coats without the union label. East Boston Local 42 provided moral support. Union buttons numbered fifteen thousand. thirty two applicants were obligated and ten applications laid over. The United Garment Workers' Union label was endorsed amid upcoming trade talks.
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May Day Socialist Meeting at Fanueil Hall
Yesterday's May Day events included a Socialist party gathering at Fanueil Hall at 3 p m. Over 30 children performed singing recitations and gymnastic exercises before addresses by Charles C White of Somerville and Franklin H Wentworth of Chicago. Mrs Wentworth closed with a poem titled A Call to Labor.
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Boston Nines Fall Off In Batting
Rainy practice wanes, weakening both Boston teams as Collins strengthens its grip on first in the American league. Abbaticchio hits .302 for the National team while Carney leads at .429. Freeman and Parent post strong marks for Dougherty's group, with several players above .800, and no Nationals homers yet.
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Maritime Shipping News: Arrivals and Sailed Vessels
The report lists numerous incoming ships arriving at ports with bananas, merchandise, and passengers for firms such as United Fruit Company and J. I. Masters. It notes departures for Liverpool, London, and New York, with tugs, barges, and schooners in tow. Also includes Highdland Light observations of passing vessels and coal shipments along the coast.
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Women Students Hear Speakers at Emmanuel Service
In Emmanuel Church on Newbury Street Boston 800 women attended the second annual service for women students Bishop Lawrence Harvard professor George H Palmer and Hamilton Wright Mabie of the Outlook were principal speakers. Lawrence presided and welcomed the gathering noting the service aimed to extend church welcome to young women across art music and medicine schools.
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Waddell May Pitch Today for Athletics
The Boston American team returned on the 10 03 train from New York after four hard games with Philadelphia. Rube Waddell is expected to pitch for the Athletics as Connie Mack aims to reduce Boston's lead. Boston may start Tannehill or Dineen with Tannehill favored if selected.
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Baseball in bunches as two leagues clash this week
Baseball in bunches will be seen at local parks this week with the National team heading to its first Western trip. At Huntington avenue the Collins team hosts the Athletics while the Nationals meet the New York Giants at the South End. Both clubs seek wins to improve standing as crowds are expected. The Giants, led by McGraw, boast a fast infield and strong pitching with McGinnity and Matthewson. The Athletics under Connie Mack field Waddell, Bender, and Plank with solid support behind them.
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National League games list current matchups
National League slate shows New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Chicago, and St Louis at Cincinnati in a broad outline of today’s intercity clashes.
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Locals Outbat But Fall to Champions in Chicago
Chicago May 1 The locals outbat ted and outfielded the champions today but lost 3 to 1 A crowd hit under ground rules counted for three bases for the visitors first run A similar hit after a pass sacrifice with a long fly scored the other two Two errors and a double steal with a single kept the home team from a shutout The score remained 3 to 1.
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St Louis wins thriller to tie Cincinnati series 4 3
National news from St Louis reports the league game ending 4 3 as Barcley scored in the ninth on a fumble by Odwell after moving from first on Bardwell's error. Nichola and Ewing pitched well throughout as the score remained close.
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Baseball Schedule Duel Across AL Standings
The American League lineup lists Philadelphia at Boston Washington at New York Chicago at St. Louis Cleveland at Detroit as key matchups for fans and teams strategizing early season moves.
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National League standings coupon available at Post office
The Sunday Post provides a coupon for estimating the National League clubs standings in the season. The coupon grants admission to all National League games and must be obtained at the Post office with prompt application. Conditions are stated on the coupon.
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Harvard Track Games Today at Soldiers Field
Harvard plans its annual spring track meet this afternoon at Soldiers Field starting at 4 pm weather permitting. Key athletes are absent or injured including Captain Rust Grilk Peterson King and trainer Graham. few runners are expected to compete or provide a clear评价 of Harvard’s new material.
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New England League matches Nashua vs Fall River and Manchester vs Lawrence
In the New England League schedule Nashua meets Fall River while Manchester faces Lawrence. Local fans expected tight openers as teams vie for early position.
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Emerson Literary Club Officers Elected at Chelsea Street
The Emerson Literary Club elected officers at the new headquarters 177 Chelsea street East Boston last night. Officers chosen were Charles Cohen president Jacob Saperstein secretary and Jacob Weinberger treasurer An installation is planned for Sunday evening May 1.
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