Bartenders Urged to Remove Union Buttons in Boston
The Central Labor Union held a crowded meeting and passed a resolution urging bartenders serving Boston beer to remove union insignia buttons from their coats. Other actions included plans for the Franklin Institute site vote, support for an eight hour day, and further labor measures across unions in Boston and Cambridge.
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Central Labor Union
Boston
Knox
United States Department of Justice
United States
Northern District of Olinois
S. H. Bethea
Monadnock Building
Chicago
Bethea
P. Cc. Knox
Franklin Institute
Boylston Street
Northampton Street
Warren Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Colns
Taylor
Robert Howard
Amos J. Cummings
Executive Council
B.C. Baldwin
Coopers Union No 89 to Meet at Schilier Hall Tonight
The Coopers Union No 89 will hold a meeting this evening at Schilier Hall located at 1095. Members are urged to attend and participate in the agenda.
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Coopers’ Union
Schilier Hall
Union backs brewery workers and firemen pledges support
At a Boston meeting of the Longshoremen's Provident Union held yesterday the members unanimously endorsed the actions of the Brewery Workers and Firemen and Engineers unions and offered moral support to their cause.
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Boston ‘Longshoremen’s Provident Union
Union elects leaders at Worcester convention
At the Metal Polishers Buffers Platers Brass Workers and Brass Molders Union meeting in Worcester Massachusetts the district council elected Martin F O Hara as president and George H McGrane as secretary and treasurer Daniel V Shea of Worcester was chosen organizer for the state He will spend two weeks in Boston then travel to Turners Falls Lowell and other cities.
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Worcester
Miss Mary Doole Missing From Dedham in Woods Search
Dedham police and fire crews aided by townspeople scoured Rodman's woods for Miss Mary Doole who vanished from 62 Richards Street last Thursday. Despite a thorough investigation and search of streets and cemetery routes, no trace has been found and authorities suspect nothing fatal yet in the woods. Miss Doole, recently ill with la grippe and nervous prostration, was last seen alive at the cemetery and may have left town by train with limited funds and care from a nurse. She has light brown hair blue eyes and weighs about 112 pounds. She wore a black tam o shanter black sack a short black walking skirt and a light gray waist with a red velvet collar.
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Dedham
Mary Doole
Richards Street
Polo Club
Rodman
Miss Doole
Doole
Boston
Reverend Galbraith Defends Sunday Blue Law Stance
The Rev John Galbraith argues in a Bromfield Street Church sermon that preserving the Sunday rest is essential to saving both individuals and the state. He links repeal protests to broader labor and social reform concerns and urges adherence to Christian moral principles for a just society.
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John Galbraith
Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorchester
Voice of the Old South Meeting House Address
Edwin D. Mead spoke at Jamaica Plain Congregational Church on the Old South Meeting House. He praised its political and secular legacy, noted Puritan town meetings before the Revolution, and honored Mary Hemenway for saving the house.
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Edwin D. Mead
Jamaica Plain Congregational Church
Voice of the Old South Meeting House
Westminster Abbey
Old South Meeting House
Samuel Adams
Vision Fixer Promises Free Eye Examinations
David J. Ingraham an eye specialist at 10 Winter Street offers free eye examinations and guarantees improved vision with scientific correction of refractive errors. He claims to have reduced eyewear prices and advertises Wednesday and Saturday evening hours continuing until further notice. He markets himself as a pioneer who broke the price on glasses in New York Providence and Boston.
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New York
Providence
Boston
David J. Moan
Winter ST
Tel
Police Break Up Cocking Main Near Berwick Farm
Deputy Sheriff Fred Spencer and officers from Berwick disrupted a cocking main on the Jonathan Walling ford place near the Lebanon town line. About 90 spectators from Somersworth and nearby towns fled when officers confronted them. A dozen men were rounded up but not jailed, agreeing to appear in court tomorrow. Officers confiscated 38 live birds, two dead birds, two fights reported, several kegs of beer and other liquor, and the abandoned teams awaiting claimants.
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Somersworth
N. H
Fred Spencer
Foye, Tutte and Brooks
Berwick
Jonathan Wallingford
Lebanon
Rochester
South Berwick
Dover
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lynn
Assumption Catholic Association Holds First Anniversary Plans
The Assumption Catholic Association met to plan its first anniversary celebration and officer installation. Two new members joined as preparations begin for a picnic and a social evening featuring Gilman's Orchestra and performances by noted artists followed by dancing.
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The
Assumption Catholic Association
Gilman
Malden organizes St. Mary's A. A. for amateur sports
Malden welcomes the St. Mary's A. A. formed from the St. Mary's C. T. A. Society of 18 years. The group plans baseball, track, and field events with an opening field day on May 20 inviting Wakefield and Melrose to compete for prizes. The Memorial Day meet will be held at Craddock Park featuring sprints jumps throws bicycle races and a baseball game.
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Craddock Park
Sam Poe
Wakefield
Melrose
Malden
Annual Meeting of Congregational Home Missionary Society
The 76th annual meeting will be held at Plymouth Church in Syracuse New York on June 4 and 5. Every Congregational church in the United States contributing to the society or its auxiliaries may elect two annual members who have rights at the meeting of life members.
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The
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Plymouth Church
Syracuse
N. Y
Congregational
United States
Life
Harvard Leads College Strength Tests as Tyng Wins
Harvard tops the intercollegiate strength tests led by Arthur Tyng of Harvard with a 2389.8 total. Columbia falls from last year’s 72.6 percent to behind Harvard, while Bob Hall nearly matches Tyng in one event before his jaw injury. Sargent’s gymnasium notes the need for better machines to gauge true power.
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Sr. Sargent
Hemenway Gymnasium
Harvard
Crimson University
Columbia
Arthur Tyng
United States
Tyna
Crimson
Allis
Minnesota
Herbert
Tyng
Bob Hall
Hall
Sargent
Jessie Bartlett Davis to Breed Blooded Horses at Winnadale Farm
Mrs. Jessie Bartlett Davis the famed Bostonians vocalist will become a breeder of blooded horses at Winnadale farm in northwest Indiana. She and husband Will J. Davis say the venture stems from careful investigation and the belief that high quality livestock can be profitable and that some of that money should be theirs.
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Jessie Bartlett Davis
Bostonians
Six Mile Memorial Day Cross Country Run At North Cambridge
The North Cambridge Athletic Club hosts a six mile open handicap cross country on Memorial Day starting at 3 PM. The three mile loop is run twice from the club house at North Cambridge Junction with prizes for top finishers and a silver trophy for the highest placing nonprize winner. Open to all registered athletes with a small entry fee. registrations go to J Frank Facey at 2 Prospect Street Cambridgeport Mass. Entries close May 23 with W M Dumbrisky at 568 Cambridge Street Cambridge Mars.
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North Cambridge Athletic Club
North Cambridge Junction
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
W. M. Dumbrisky
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Mars
Handy square bag with labeled compartments
A square型 hand held bag features multiple labeled sections like shopping list and samples to organize items. The design targets the active shopper seeking quick access and organized storage.
Open-Air Horse Show Judges Chosen by Grafton Club
The Grafton Country Club selects expert judges for all classes at its open-air horse show to be held on its grounds May 20. The committee aims for a successful event with strong local interest. entries close May 21 with secretary Crompton Block, Front Street, Worcester.
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Grafton Country Club
Crompton
Front Street
Worcester
Western New York Club Launches War Canoe on Mystic Lake
A western New York club debuts a nine man war canoe at Upper Mystic Lake at noon with many members present. The cedar craft measures 3 feet by 36 inches by 18 inches, weighs 190 pounds, and features white maple ribs. Captain John Howerd will select a racing crew from material in hand as crews are trained to work together. This is the first war canoe to dip in Mystic ponds waters.
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New York State
Mystic Lake
John Howerd
Mystic Ponds
Death of William Ward Cambridge landscaper 70
William Ward a Cambridge resident and longtime landscape gardener died of paralysis at his Hampshire street home. A native of Ireland he was 70. He served as head gardener for H. N. Hovey in Cambridge before retirement. Funeral Tuesday at St Mary's Church Norfolk Street with a 9 o'clock requiem mass followed by interment at St. Paul's Arlington Cemetery.
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William Ward
Cambridge
Hampshire Streets
Ireland
H. N. Hovey
St. Mary’s Church
Norfolk Street
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Arlington
Harvard Freshmen to Power Crimson Baseball This Year
Harvard's baseball team leans on three freshmen Randall Matthews and Kernan to spark the lineup as veteran Frantz cannot play Devens injury sidelines him. The nine shows improved fielding and hitting with the new recruits stepping up alongside Big Frantz on the sidelines.
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Harvard
Randall
Matthews
Andovar
H . Kernan
Bob’’ Kernan
Crimson
Frantz
Andover
Kernan
Devens
Dartmouth
Wille
New England Athletic Championships Sought for Old Home Week
The New England track and field championships may be staged during Old Home Week. Cities need only guarantee prize money. Last year the event occurred in Concord New Hampshire with about 100 spectators. Details available from W M Dumbrisky 355 Cambridge Street Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Concord
N. H
W. M. Dumbrisky
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Mass
Vanderbilt Offers Record $210000 for Sceptre
William K. Vanderbilt bid 210000 for Sceptre, highest price ever paid for a horse. The bid, announced Saturday, surpassed Flying Fox’s prior record and marked a historic record in horse sales.
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Vanderbilt
Americans Spend Record Sum on Ping Pong Goods
The New York World estimates Americans have spent 627 500 on ping pong gear with 100 000 sets at five dollars each 500 000 regulation tables at seventeen dollars each 200 000 extra racquets 50 cents each 1000 nets at fifty cents each 250 000 balls at six cents per dozen totaling 627 500. Horace Kallen and others spoke at a West End meeting supporting rapid subway construction and city ownership of the project.
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New York World
America
Horace Kallen
West End
McCusker Proposes Return Swim With Cavill at Newport
James L. McCusker, the swimmer, writes the Sporting Editor offering a return match to Australia champion Percy Cavill. He proposes a sea race at Newport Rhode Island this summer, with a purse and a series of races or a single race, minimum distance one mile, and payment terms from 20 to 500 dollars. McCusker plans to meet Cavill at the Post next Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. to finalize terms.
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Tercy FP Cars
Percy Cavill
Australia
Newport
R. I
Mr. Cavil
Cavill
James L. M’cusker
Fifty American Priests Receive Pope in Rome Jubilee Visit
In Rome the Pope greeted fifty American priests led by Bishop Pinnell at the Sala del Note. The bishop presented a gift of $10,000 and received thanks. The Holy Father praised the American episcopate for their collective greeting and inquired about Archbishop Gorrigan’s health.
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Rome
Brooklyn
Pi Mnell
O Nneli Bish
McOheck
Gorrigan
Mass Meeting Urges Washington Street Subway Construction
A large public gathering at the Civic Service House on Salem Street focused on expediting the Washington street subway project. Citizens protested proposed private leasing for over a year term and backed Governor Crane and Mayor Golline. The meeting drew many prominent local business leaders and featured Meyer Bloomfield and A Silverman addresses.
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Nathapa West
Civic Service House
Salem Street
Washington Street
Crane
Golline
West
Meyer Bloomfield
A. Silverman
Many Society Men Entered At Country Club Golf Tournament
The Country Club announces an 18 hole spring cup match starting on the 12th with about 40 players including Judge Robert Grant George E Bernard Dr Harold Ernst T J Coolidge Jr Louis Frothingham Henry E Russell Herbert Jaques Hamilton Thacher T R Wheelock Mortimer Mason P Curtis Jr Robert Saltonstall and preliminaries listing George H Francis Laurence Curtis Samuel Carr S W Crosby Francis Amory S H Fessenden Lawrence Gourke Fenno Richard Austin Joseph Tilton Clement Houghton Frederic Holder.
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Country Club
Robert Grant
George E. Bernard
Harold Ernst
T. J. Coolidge, Jr
Louis Frothingham
Henry E. Russell
Herbert Jaques
Hamilton Thacher
T. R. Wheelock
Mortimer Mason
P. Curtis, Jr
Robert Saltonstall
George H. Francis
Laurence Curtis
Samuel Carr
S. W. R. Crosby
Francis Amory
S. H. Fessenden
Lawrence Gourke
L. (. Fenno
Richard Austin
Joseph Tilton
Clement Houghton
Frederic Holder
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M. Carnes
St. Mary's Athletic Association of
Congregational Home Missionary
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Arnold Lawson
Cygnet
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G Lewis
H Bruce
Elehorn
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J Burke
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Goaler
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H Brewer
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