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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1905

Page

4

Father's Vain Quest for Goldie Smih

Palmer Smith, father of 16 year old Goldie Smith missing from Hamilton Rhode Island since Monday, seeks Boston police help. He accuses a 25 year old woman on probation of luring his daughter away and plans to swear out a warrant in Hamilton before returning to pursue the search in Boston.

Goldie Smith Rhode Island Hamilton Palmer Smith Pemberton Square Boston R. I Smith Goldie Mr. Smith

Resignation of Rev James Eells Saddens First Church

The First Church reports heartfelt sorrow over Rev James Eells resigning to become headmaster of Hackley School in Tarrytown New York. A special committee read a page expressing loss of a great friend and a stimulating mind whose work extended beyond his parish. The church wishes him success and influence in his new role.

First Church James Eells Hackley School Tarrytown N. Y

Labor unions in danger to liberty and public order

An opinion piece denounces labor unions as a violent, corrupt trust that disrupts commerce, inflames public fear, and harms ordinary citizens. It urges citizens to form protective associations, oppose union pressures, and press government action to curb unions and defend free markets.

Street R. R United States Teamsters U. S Pres. McKinley Federal Chicago Gov’t White House R. A Oil Trust Labor Steel Trust North Pole Congress Citizens’ Association Theitizens’ Association Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Labor Trust

May Day Snow Covers Fairfield Pond in 1874

May 1 1874 pond at East Fairfield covered about 18 inches deep in newly fallen snow according to H M Wells. The note accompanies May Day snow observations from Vermont.

East Fairfield H. M. Wells

Tufts Dental Psi Omega Banquet Elects New Officers

Delta Chapter Psi Omega at Tufts College Dental School held its annual banquet at the Vendome. Officers for the coming year include Grandmaster W. T. Pierce, junior grand master C. H. Whitney, secretary Paul G. White, treasurer W. R. Jones, with several guardians and historians named. Guests included Dean Harold Williams of Tufts, Professor F. W. Heminway, Dr. Webster Parker, and John F. Dennis of S. B. White Dental Company.

Delta Psi Omega Tufts College Dental School Vendome W. T. Pierce C. H. Whitney Paul G. White W. R. Jones Guardian J. Delano Outside Guardian B. L. Eastman A. L. Lowe R. P. Lowell A. H. Macintosh Sidney Stevens Harold Williams Tufts College C. P. Thayer F. W. Heminway Webster Parker John F. Dennis S. 8. White Dental Company

Jail Term For 50 Cent Scrap Theft In Bridgeport

Edward Williams was jailed for 30 days and fined 7 dollars plus costs after stealing scrap iron valued at 50 cents from the New York New Haven Hartford railroad in Bridgeport Connecticut reported May 3.

Bridgeport Conn Edward Williams New York, New Haven & Hartford

Stewart Joins Boston Musicians Union Over disputed $650 settlement

George W Stewart who ran the St Louis fair music bureau paid $650 into the Boston union treasury to settle a controversy over travelling expenses. The payment covered two Boston musicians who were union members and had accused him of taking a commission for employment deals. The St Louis union referred the claim to Boston and Stewart was placed on the unfair list until resolution.

Boston Union of Musicians George W. Stewart Bureau of Music St. Louis Fair Stewart Boston Union Penses Boston St. Louis

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