Five Dollar Gold Piece for Boston Post Pupils
A daily and Sunday feature prizes school children photographed by the Post. Any recognized child must present themselves at the City Editor’s office, 275 Washington Street, third floor, with a parent or adult. The original photo in Saturday’s Post was Margaret Murphy, age 10, of 177 Vernon Street, Roxbury, a fifth grade student at Dillaway School.
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Charlestown
Post
The
Boston
Washington Street
Margaret Murphy
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Joseph Murphy
Dillaway School
Miss Owen
Twenty Photos of Children to Be Printed Sunday
A note announces that twenty portraits of school children, each entitled to a $5 Gold Piece, will be printed in Sunday's Post.
Home Cooked Dishes and Hints from Boston to Worcester
A collection of practical kitchen notes from cooks in Chelsea Worcester East Boston Dorchester and Boston. Recipes include beef with onions and butter hash with biscuit dough Indian meal fritters and potato croquettes with chopped meat fillings. Names appear with street addresses and brief instructions follow each entry.
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R. A. Fournier
Canterbury Street
Worcester
Margaret Fitzgibbon
Liverpool Street
East
Boston
Judson Street
Dear Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
A reader asks if a young woman over 20 can vacation with a man and his mother as friends and if a 40 year old man should write to a former lover to seek forgiveness after seven years apart. The column counsels propriety with a chaperone and urges writing to express remorse and cherish the past relationship.
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Miss Champagne
Boston
Daily Fire Record Entries From City Boxes
Fire log notes multiple calls with addresses in Endicott Street Jamaica Plain and East Boston. Individuals listed include Anthony Sleate B J Buckley Barney Weinberg Lindall Place Lewis Geisinger with reported losses ranging from 0 to 200 dollars. Alarm status includes true fires and false alarms.
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Endicott Street
Anthony Sleate
Clarendon Park
Jamaica Plain
B. J. Buckley
A. m
Chelsea Street
Boston
Barney Weinberg
Hawkins Street
Freeport
Lindall Place
Lewis Geisinger
Farmers Say They Will Win Milk Strike With Arbitration Rejected
Interviews with contractors show they will not place their side in arbitration. They assert they can win the milk strike through continued action and tactics, claiming no consent to arbitration and promising firm persistence in their demands.
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Boston Post
The
Post
Milk Strike Upsets New England Dairy Market
Farmers vote to withhold milk as contractors and producers clash over pricing and trust claims. Officials report up to a third of a million quarts held back, with shipments halted across Maine to New Hampshire and Vermont. Boston contractors deny secret pacts while noting average 43-17 cents paid per quart locally.
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New England
Ingland
Boston Co-operative Milk Producers’ Company
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Milk Trust
W. A. Hunter
Big Boston
Whitings
Hoods
Ww. A. Graustein
The
Big Three
Cp. Whiting & Sons
C. Brigham & Co
Elm Farm Company
George
John K
George O. Whiting
H. P. Hood & Sons
Charles H
BE. J
G. H. Hood
Boston Dairy Company
W. A. Graustein
Alden Bros
A. L. Alden
Deerfoot Farm Company
Robert Burnett
Graustein calls for probe as milk surplus grows
W A Graustein of Boston Dairy Company and Graustein & Co. says a governor meeting will urge a commission to investigate the milk business and propose legislation. He reports a large milk surplus despite strike agitators and plans to seek prosecution of boycott instigators under federal law.
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United States District Attorney
W. A. ‘Graustein
Boston Dairy Company
Graustein & Co
Draper Seeks Settlement After State House Meeting
Governor Eben S. Draper says he will meet the large milk contractors at the State House at 10 o clock tomorrow to work toward a satisfactory settlement of differences between milk producers and dealers. He adds no further comment beyond his prior statement until after the talks.
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State House
Eben S. Draper
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. Cortland Myers of Tremont Temple was away to preach at Rochester Theological Seminary. Replacements at Tremont Temple included the Rev. Dr. J. W. A. Stewart. The Merrimac Mission anniversary will be at Fork Street Church Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Alfred J. Steele will speak, with others aiding. A meeting of the People's Temple missionary societies features Mrs. F. B. Clarke. Dr. George A. Gordon will address Boston Congregational ministers at Pilgrim Hall at 10:30 a.m. on a book discussion. The Rev. C. W. Casson began his pastorate at the Third Religious Society of Dorchester. Evangelical Alliance noon meetings at Tremont Temple are suspended until October, with summer tent work to start and Bible class on Saturdays. Tremont Temple weekly schedule lists multiple pastors and speakers. The Women’s Ministerial Association annual meeting, led by Mrs. Ward Howe, is set for 2 p.m. in room 108 Congregational building.
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Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Rochester Theological Seminary
J. W. A. Stewart
Rochester Phenological Seminary
Merrimac
Fork Street
Alfred J. Steele
Battle Creek
Mich
F. E. Clark
F. H. Rowley
J. A. Dunlop
A. Z. Cotrad
George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Boston
Vicinity
Pilgrim Hall
Gordon
Evangelical Alliance
Tremont Demple
Women’s Ministerial Association
Fashions Parade Velvet Embroidered Sleeves and Oriental Accessories
French and English chiffon voiles appear in varied colors and patterns. Loose sleeves show five to seven tucks along the front seam, with an elbow length house gown sleeve featuring four puffed sections and velvet embroidery. Oriental lace collars and jeweled pins set with semi precious stones accessorize the season. Gloves and chamois leather complete day wear.
Hood Denies There Is A Milk Trust
C H Hood of Hood & Sons rejects arbitration talks with unfamiliar producers and defends current pricing. He asserts no milk trust exists in New England and that competition is real and bitter. Hood says the firm will buy all needed milk where it currently sources supply if producers reject his terms.
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New England
C. H. Hood
H. P. Hood & Sons
Whiting warns on milk prices and strikes
George Whiting representing D Whiting & Sons and Elm Hill Farm says Boston residents need not fear milk shortages as long as the strike lasts. He criticizes arbitration and argues farmers deserve higher prices, noting consumers will not pay more than 9 cents a quart in winter and 8 cents in summer. He plans to meet the Governor to discuss the stalemate.
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Boston
George Whiting
D. Whiting & Sons
C. Brigham & Co
Elm Hill Farm
Milk glut floods New Hampshire and Boston area markets
Farmers near Portsmouth plan to dispose of about 13 250 quarts of milk daily by turning cream into butter and using skim milk. Charlestown stations see rush shipments. George Whiting shows 11 carloads arriving at PD Whiting & Sons and reports lost profit from oversupply and telegrams cancelling further shipments. Boston Dairy Company and Hood & Sons face similar overstock with claims the milk is not preserved but is fresh at standard quality.
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Jewett City
Conn
Willimantic
Southbridge
Hardwick
Berry Plains
Gilbertville
Derry
West Wyndham
N. H
Wilton
Bar Mills
Ipswich
Rowley
Newbury
Salisbury
Exeter
Kingston
East
North Brookfield
Holliston
Palmer
Greenland
Boston
Milford
Portsmouth
Charlestown
George Whiting
Post
PD. Whiting & Sons
Phillips Brooks Cousin to Address Catholic Women’s League
Miss Pauline Willis of London, cousin of Bishop Phillips Brooks, will address Boston Catholic women at the Cathedral today on the Catholic Women's League of England. Archbishop O Connell urges a similar Boston work, based on Willis and the league’s non political aim to coordinate existing Catholic efforts. Willis, raised in Boston and Tunland, notes the league started in 1906 by Miss Margaret Fletcher and operates in England Germany and France.
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Pauline’ Willis
London
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Catholic Women's League of England
O’connell
Willis
Tunsland
Phillips
Andover
Phillip Brooks
Episcopal Church
Hamilton Willis
Catholic Women’s Teague
England
Miss Willis
Post
Margaret Fletcher
Oxford
sWeatminster
Germany
France
Milk Strike Big Success by Hunter Boston Co-Operative
Walter A. Hunter, secretary of the Boston Co-Operative Milk Producers Company, declares the milk strike a success. He says producers began withholding milk, tractors grind down prices, and calls for investigation while denying the public will pay higher prices.
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Walter A. Hunter
Boston Co-Operative Mill Ducera Company
New
Burlington Razor Attack Ends in Police Interference
In Burlington on May 1 a police intervention averted murder as Private PF 1 was slashed by a razor in a dispute with Private J. A. Billingslea of the Temi the colored regiment. The two men from the station unit had argued over a cause and a brawl ensued.
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Burlington
J. A. Billingslea
Temi the Colored Regiment
Alleged Pigeon Thief Captured in Newton
Newton May 1 Jamce claiming to reside at 16 Roxbury was arrested today on charge. It is alleged that Gillis entered a dove house on Dudley street and was making away with several prize birds when observed by the owner. He was chased for almost half a mile and turned over to the police.
Man Dies After 10 Hours Trapped Beneath Dirt Cavern
August Meunier, 4 mill operative, was buried under a dirt cavern in his Gofftown Road cellar while digging a well. He spoke to helpers from the county farm but died before rescue came. He left a widow and two young children.
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Manchester
N. H
August Meunier
Meunier
Gofftown Road
Mrs Morse Undergoes Surgery At Home
Mrs Charles W Morse wife of the former banker now in Atlanta federal prison underwent an operation at her Fifth Avenue home in New York. Doctors said the procedure was simple and she rested well afterward and planned to attend the pardon petition for her husband in a few days. She had been suffering from an arm abscess.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Fifth Avenue
Delegates Elected by Shirtmakers Union Names Two
Cloak and Skirtmakers' Union 36 selects Morris Jacobson and Morris Dubinsky as delegates to the international convention of the Ladies Garment Workers' Union to convene at Berkeley Hall on June 6. The union votes tonight at North Russell street West End for a reception committee as joint plans form for delegates' reception entertainment.
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Cloak and Skirtmakers’ Union 36
Morris Jacobson
Morris Dubinsky
Ladies’ Garshent Workers’ Union
Berkeley Hall
Odd Fellows
North Russell Street
West End
Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers
Union 386
Skirt and Cloakmakers’ Union
Telephone Company Opens New Information Bureau
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company opens a pay station at 165 Tremont street offering information on home and office telephone costs. The office serves the public and will function as an information bureau like the Milk street location.
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Telephone Company
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Tremont Street
Milk Street
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Bowdoin Street
Dorchester
Mildred Champagne
Daily Fire Record
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Geo
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Edison Amberol
Edison Grand Opera
National Phonograph Company
Lakeside Avenue
Orange
Ieee Las
Hunter
American Fiouse
Graustein
Draper
Greater Boston
Missionary Societies of the People’s Temple
F. B. Clarke
C. W. Casson
Unitarian Association
Third Religious Society of
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Catholic Women’s League
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