Railroad Station Employees Convene for New England Meeting
Delegates from Boston & Maine and Maine Central systems converge at 164 Canal street for the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Employees second general convention. Eight grand officers attend as seventy delegates are expected today with further credentials tomorrow. The group aims to organize all station staff on the two lines and strengthen the union's financial and numerical standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Brotherhood of Railroad
Canal Street
Brotherhood of Railroad Employees
New England
B. B. Small
Portland
P. J. Coyle
Boston
Lost boy unclaimed from South End streets
A blue eyed 2 1/2 year old boy picked up Saturday in the South End is living as a boarder with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children at Joy and Mt Vernon streets. He cannot speak clearly and authorities doubt his identity, pondering that he was deliberately abandoned as no inquiries have been made for a child matching his description.
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South End
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Joy
Mt. Vernon
Nurse Awarded 58000 for Loss of Both Legs
Miss Addie Hunt, a trained nurse, won 58000 in the New York Supreme Court against the Long Island Railroad Company for the loss of both legs. An earlier 25000 verdict was set aside as inadequate by the court.
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New York
Supreme Court
Addie Hunt
Long Island Railroad Company
Aged Man Drowns in Abandoned Reservoir
Andover May 10 An 85 year old man Roger Sweeney wandered from his house and accidentally fell into an abandoned reservoir on his estate and drowned this evening. He leaves two sons and three daughters including R Henry Sweeney and Mrs J Irving Black of Boston.
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Andover
Roger Sweeney
R. Henry Sweeney
J. Irving Black
Boston
Cooper's New Discovery Restores Sick Stomachs
A Jonesboro Arkansas farmer recounts six years of stomach trouble and pain, then credits Cooper's New Discovery with rapid relief, weight gain, and better sleep after taking several bottles. The testimonial promotes the medicine and its Dayton Ohio company, with a free sample offer.
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A. D. Henry
Jonesboro
Ark
Mr. Henry
Cooper
L. T. Cooper
Cooper Medicine Company
Dayton
Ohio
Grand Offiers of Railroad Station Employees Convene in Boston
The second general convention opens in Boston with leaders including Albert F E Barnes of Salem first vice president Bion B Small of Portland secretary treasurer P J Coyle of Boston grand president Hiram Leet of Lowell deputy grand president and Grand Director Frank Hughes of Medford attending.
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B. B. Small
Portland
A. E. Barnes
Salem
Frank Hughes
Medford
R. Co
The
Brotherhood
Maine Central Railroad
P. J. Coyle
Hibbard
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Brotherhood OF Railroad
Boston
Albert FE. Barnes
Bion B. Small
Hiram Leet
Lowell
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