Co operation the key to end profit and rent
Mrs. S. H. Merrifield spoke at the Labor Church in Lynn, urging workers to seize control of industry and abolish rent and profit. She argued that government is captured by lawyers and monopolists, that self government must wield power to protect life, and that cooperation replaces moneyed authority to build a just republic.
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Lynn
S. H. Merrifield
Boston
Labor Church
H. N. Casson
Rochester
N. Y
Ontario
Can
Ingersoll
Militant Church of
Chicago
God
Kingdom of Heaven On Earth
Webster Club Reunion Association formed in East Boston
About twenty former Webster Club members met at James J. Judge’s home and formed the Webster Club Reunion Association with Michael F. Connelly presiding and William J. Hartnett as secretary. Officers for the year include Connelly president McInnes vice president Tierney treasurer O Malley recording secretary Hurley and McInnes Judge Hickey on the literary committee. The reunion program on May 28 at John A Hawes Post Hall will feature a banquet literary numbers and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Club
East Boston
James J. Judge
Michael F. Connelly
William J.hartnett
Daniel B. McInnes
Edward Lt. Tierney
John F. O'Malley
James J. Hurley
Joseph F.’. Hickey
D. B. McInnes
John A. Hawes
East
Boston
Philo Celtic Society Holds Irish Language Meeting
An enthusiastic Philo Celtic Society gathering at Unity Hall 724 Washington street studied Irish language. Professor O Shea M J Mulroy and John Mullins received instruction in reading and writing. Members enrolled include J H Sullivan John Gearin Eugene McCarthy and John Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo- Celtic Society
Unity Hall
Washington Street
O’shea
M. J. Mulroy
John Mullins
M. ( O’shea
J. H. Sullivan
John Gearin
Eugene McCarthy
M. C. O’shea
Michael Lynch
Robbery Attempt On Harrison Avenue Ends With Watch Recovery
Henry Davidson was robbed of a gold watch near Harrison Avenue and Broadway extension about midnight Saturday. A bystander’s cry led to an officer pursuing the thief, who dropped the watch in the street. The suspect, named Hugh Dickie of 16 Corning Street, was taken to Station 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Davidson
Harrison Avenue
Broadway Extension
Station 4
Hugh Dickie
Corning Street
Fire at Tailor Louis Spellman Shop Extinguished
Engine members battled a small fire in the tailor shop of Louis Spellman at 261 Hanover Street yesterday at 7 45 PM. The blaze, traced to a defective flue, caused minor damage valued at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Spellman
Hanover Street
Dwelling Partially Burned in Gloucester
Fire today partially destroyed a dwelling house owned by Joseph Frances in Gloucester. Loss estimated at 300 dollars and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Joseph Frances
A Noble Gift to Support Boston Boys Home Effort
A select list of 160 prominent Boston firms each gave 10 dollars to total 1000 dollars for a fundraising drive. Led by A Shuman & Co and others, funds support a working boys home and an industrial training plan to aid 600 poor lads, with a city bazaar opening Monday at Mechanics Building for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
A. Shuman
John F. Ford
National Bazaar
Mechanics’ Building
A. Shuman & Co
M. Steinert & Sons’ Company
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Houston & Henderson
Allen-Lane Company
John C. Paige
Smith, Hogg & Gardner
Wendell, Fay & Co
Charles KE. Adams
Owen A. Galvin
New England Piano Company
Daniel F. Buckley
M. Roughan
P. M. Keating
John W. Corcoran
John R. Alley
James BE. Cotter
J. Peavy & Bros
Smith, Patterson & Co
Harding, Whitman & Co
Dyer, Rice & Co
Paul Steam System Company
Joy, Langdon & Co
Sawyer, Manning & Co
Chatman
Gaelic League Sunday classes at Alpha Hall
The Gaelic League held its usual Sunday afternoon sessions at Alpha Hall 18 Essex Street with Mr P J O Daly presiding. After Irish language instructions the entertainment featured piano selections by Miss Katie M Greene Irish airs by Mr Patrick Kelly and songs and recitations by John O Daly Patrick Casey John M Doran Eugene Lyne and Matthais Gorhem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaelic League
Alpha Hall
Essex Street
P. J. O’daly
Katie M. Greene
Patrick Kelly
John O'Daly
Patrick Casey
John M. Doran
Eugene Lyne
Matthais Gorhem
Beecham's Pills Promote Constipation Relief Book Offer
Beecham's Pills for constipation priced one shilling and a quarterly penny. The ad urges readers to obtain the accompanying book from their druggist and follow its guidance. Claims annual sales exceed six million boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Sage delays sale of Sickle town farm at Nyack auction
A foreclosed farm owned by multi millionaire Russell Sage near Nyack was adjourned from May 3 to May 16 after Sage and E C M Rand visited the property. Mortgage holders include Mrs Demorest through two notes totaling 5 600. Referee G L Snider postponed the sale to allow Sage time to inspect the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sickletown
St. George
Nyack
Russell Sage
Sage
E. C. M. Rand
Mr. Snider
Mr. Sage
Boston Police Suspect Gardner in Jewelry Theft Case
A New York despatch cited central detectives arresting two men, C A Parkes and Charles Gardiner, one possibly the same Gardner who allegedly entered James Dunkley’s house on Boylston Street two months earlier, stealing about $20 in jewelry while posing as a plumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Central Office
Metropolis
C. A. Parkes
Charles Gardiner
Gardiner
James Dunkley
Brunswick Hotel
Boylston Street
Eva Booth Returns to England After New York Visit
Salvation Army Commissioner Eva Booth boarded the Cunarder Umbria in New York and sailed to England on Saturday. Nearly 300 soldiers saw her off and she plans to return to New York by month’s end. She expressed regret that her brother Ballington Ball ington had left the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
Eva Booth
England
Ballington
Refusal of Extradition Stuns London Court
Extradition of Dr Cornelius Herz was refused by the French government yesterday in Bow Street Police Court Sir John Bridge presiding Herz the Panama Canal lobbyist has been confined to a sick bed at his Bournemouth home for three years and remains under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cornelius Herz
John Bridge
Bow Street
Herz
Bournemouth
Raids on Brockton druggists seize whiskey with no arrests
In Brockton on May 3, the first raids under the current administration targeted Ward street drug store and Eugene Linehan's North Main street premises. Six gallons of whiskey were seized at Ward street and one and one half mallions at North Main. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Ward Street
Eugene Linehan
North Main Street
Canadians Press Rome Over Catholic Church Guarded by Cardinal Satolli
In Will Send to Rome, French Canadians contend for a fourth priest for St James Church in Danis, connect with Cardinal Satolli who rebukes their move, cites previous ruling, urges submission to bishop and church authority, while leaders announce plans to dispatch a delegate to Rome despite the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Sacred Congregation
Sunday on the Shore at Winthrop draws crowds
May 3 report from Winthrop notes showery weather did not deter Sunday visitors to the North Shore. Bicyclists arrived in droves, Crescent Beach drew many, and the old Strathmore park area was crowded with stacked machines. Riders rested or refreshed as the scene showcased substantial bicycle activity and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
North Shore
Crescent Beach
Strathmore
Indian Chief's Grime Begs Sedalia Jail Time
In Sedalia Missouri on May 3 a Mohawk named Chief Whirl wind Michigan is jailed on burglary and assault charges. He allegedly broke into Edward Tussey’s East Sedalia home last night, seized Tussey’s 6 year old son, and pressed a lit torch to the child’s hands and face, burning him severely until the boy fainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Whirlwind
Michigan
Edward Tussey
East Sedalia
Tussey
Swedish Sacred Concert at Horticultural Hall
A sacred concert was held last evening in Horticultural Hall by the Swedish male chorus aided by soprano Jillian Hanson of Worcester and altos Angot Lunde. Violoncelist Wulf Fries and violinist Viggo L Arntzen also performed with the ensemble. Miss Lillian Hanson received a cordial welcome, and Fries, who is over years old, drew praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Jillian Hanson
Worcester
Angot Lunde
Wulf Fries
Viggo L. Arntzen
Lillian Hanson
Fries
Palmer Firm Builds Three Barges for Susquehanna Coal Trade
Captain R B Palmer in town overseeing Robert Palmer & Sons, Noank Conn, foreman of a shipyard constructing three 187 by 35 by 16 foot chestnut and white ash barges for Susquehanna Coal Company of New York for coal trade between Edgewater NJ and the port. The first launches soon with two week gaps. vessels towed by Commercial Towboat Co and will replace whalebacks 119, 201 and 202 returning to the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Palmer
Bee Line
Stonington
Noank, Conn
Robert Palmer & Sons
Susquehanna Coal Company
New York
Edgewater
N. J
Great Lakes
Nne
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Delaware & Lackawanna Railroad
Delaware & Hudson
Staples Coal Company
Taunton
Barney
Rhode Island
Nashua
Pequoit
Connecticut
Wilkesbarre
Mabel I. Phillips
Lewis Wharf
Nicholas Leahy
Pilots’ Office
Boston
Rachel Emery
Wyman
Portland
Sarmiento
Harding
Rosario
Buenos Ayres
New Gloucester
Annie Greenlaw
Essex
John Greenlaw
Fortuna
Barnstable
Vineyard Haven
Saturn
Adelina ‘Maresca
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. F. Dimock
Coleman
Metropolitan Line
Erie Basin
Shock in electric car injures Somerville rider
In Cambridge last evening William Smith of Smith Avenue Somerville received a severe electric shock when a fuse blew while he rode an outward bound Riverside streetcar near Third Street. He was taken to a drug store and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camobridge
William Smith
Smith Avenue
Somerville
Riverside
Third Street
Smith
Slater
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GEO. A. Plummer & CO
Washington Strreet
Boston Theatre
Tures
Lenox
Shepherd
Dresden
Dimities
Batiste
Labor
Philo-Celtic Society
Mr. A. Shuman
Headquarters
Children’s Reefers
Mark Dow
Girls’ Reefers
Aa Reyetta
Hamburg
Will
Satolli
the Landsman
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