Liquor raids seize beer and whiskey across multiple streets
Sunday saw broad liquor seizures as officers confiscated lager beer, whiskey, and wine from numerous residences and businesses including 23 Crescent place and 62 Melrose street. Involved are names such as Marky Kelly, John McCarthy, Ellen Sleggal, Ellen Whalen, Louis Bevilland, Daniel Thaw, Annie Stack, Mrs. Sullivan, Ellen Hoey, Keenan, James Robertson, James Stevens, Catherine Brown, William Reardon, Silas L Crowell, Minnie Greer, and others in divisions 1 3 and 5. Two individuals were taken into custody for fornication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marky Kelly
Crescent Place
John McCarthy
Melrose Street
Ellen Sleggal
Beach Street
Ellen Whalen
John H. Adonis
New York City
Lillie Robertson
Catherine Brown's
Blossom Street
William Reardon
Nashua Street
Division 1
Silas L Crowell
Fleet Street
Minnie Greer
Unity Street
Anti-Trust League founder vows large scope and reach
Benjamin Rush Davenport of Newark leads the Anti-Trust League of the United States formed to suppress the six trusts sugar coal oil leather beef and tobacco. He pledges to build a broad movement with lodges state leagues and national conventions aiming to push anti trust legislation and broaden open competition. Davenport calls himself a poor man faced with fundraising and time constraints yet remains committed to growing the league into a million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Rush Davenport
Newark
Y. J
Davenport
Anti-Trust League of the
United States
America
League
Herald
Celtic Echoes Grow as Hibernians Expand Divisions
The Ancient Order of Hibernians shows rapid growth in Suffolk County with thirty divisions now active, plans to form new branches in Ashmont Dorchester Field's Corner Roslindale Mount Pleasant West End Charlestown East Boston and Chelsea, and efforts to raise 60000 for the Celtic chair at Catholic University. Division 14 in Brighton mourns Patrick Larkin and pledges aid to his widow while Division 30 Boston rises with new officers and the union forecasts a hall and public events in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Suffolk County
Ashmont
Dorchester
Field's Corner
Roslindale
Mount Pleasant
West End
Charlestown
East Boston
Chelsea
New York City
State
Legion
Patrick O’connor
Savannah
Massachusetts
Hibernians
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Hibernian Rifles
Sherman
Williams
T. W. Coakley
John Boyle O'Reilly
Patrick Larkin
Division 14
Brighton
Hibernian
Larkin
Boston Post
J. J. St. James
Pittsfield
John L. McKeever
Brother McKeever
Hibernian Divisions Face Drowning Tragedy and Union Plans
In Roxbury Hood’s vision is noted as strong while Division 18 records Rae as secretary. Somerville’s Division 17 mourns William J. Burke missing after his brother’s drowning in Bellows Falls Vermont. Boston Division 25 pursues Celtic chair and forms a Knights company and athletic club. Jamaica Plain Division 15 treasurer James Kane, ill, active in M C O F and Knights of St Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vision
Roxbury
Hennigan
Thomas Rae
Brother Rae
Hibernian
John F. Burke
Somerville
Hibernians
Suffolk
Middlesex
William J. Burke
Bellows Falls
Mr. Burke
Boston
Hibernian Knights
Celtic
James J. Kane
Jamaica Plain
Brother Kane
Knights of St. Rose
O’'H Uigin
Mrs Herrmann Arraigned Over Ferry Assault Case
Indignant Mrs Herrmann wife of famed illusionist faced Judge Potts after a ferry incident with Patrolman Bleume. Testimony from police and newsboys differed. Herrmann blamed the officer while witnesses supported her. Judge Potts found her guilty but suspended sentence as parties protest to police board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Baker
Bleume
Herrmann
Mr. Herrmann
Bloom
Cuthbert
Alpha Delta Phi Convention Heads to New York
The sixty third annual Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity convention will take place in New York May 16 17 and 18 under the executive council. A reception for delegates and members is set for the Alpha Delta Phi Clubhouse West Thirty third Street. The banquet Friday May 17 will be at Delmonico s Fifth Avenue. Clarence A Seward will preside. other members will provide postprandial entertainment. Headquarters will be at the Alpha Delta Phi Clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
New York
Masonic Temple
Alpha Delta Phi
West Thirty-third Street
Delmonico’s
Twenty-sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Clarence A. Seward
Alpha Delta Phi Club
Jockey Graham Rests Comfortably After Accident at Track
Jockey Graham who was thrown at the Country Club track during a quarter mile trial on Saturday is resting comfortably. He refused hospital care despite friends urging him to go. Bruce Allen, named by Boston papers as the injured man, is the horse owner Lovelace. The American Wringer Co lists wringers and sweepers with mail orders and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Lovelace
Bruce Allen
Boston
Beecham's Pills Promoted In Early Ad Ad
An old ad promotes Beecham's pills for constipation with price 10¢ and 25¢. It urges readers to obtain the book from their druggist and mentions a large number of doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Barber Mass Meeting Held at 45 Emot Street
A mass meeting of barbers was announced or held at 45 Emot Street, with attendees expected or gathered for a barber-related event or discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers
Barbera
Printers Union History and Conditions in Boston
A historical survey traces the rise of Boston Typographical Union No. 13 from its 1848 beginnings to its status when the National Union became international. It outlines wages, apprenticeship rules, and goals for social and financial elevation, employer consultation, aid to members, and burial provisions, noting impact of the typesetting machine and recent leadership. The piece also mentions upcoming Plasterers' Union No. 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Boston
National Union
International
Boston Union
Baltimore
Messrs
George Wadham
Charles A. Randall
H. H. Boardman
J. Nevins
The
Globe
Plasterers’ Union
Bakers' Union Convention Debates Labor and Sanitation
The State branch of the International Bakers' Union met at Carlton Hall in Boston with delegates from Boston Fall River Springfield Lawrence Lowell Worcester and Providence. A boycott of the United States Baking Company was endorsed and a legislative committee was formed to draft a bill prohibiting Sunday work and improving sanitary conditions. David Dinan was elected president Ernest Lenz secretary and F Hartzenbecker general organizer with upcoming meetings in Lynn Haverhill Lawrence Newport and New Bedford. The next convention is slated for December 29 in Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bakers’ Union
Carlton Hall
Eliot Street
Boston
Fall River
Springfield
Lawrence
Lowell
Worcester
Providence
United States Baking Company
Central Labor Union
David Dinan
Union 12
Ernest Lenz
Union No. 4
F. Hartzenbecker
Lynn
Haverhill
Newport
New Bedford
Building Trades Council Proceedings in Wells Memorial Hall
The Central Labor Union indorsed the Building Trades Council working card with applause and thanks. New delegates from Dorchester plasterers joined. Hyde Park strikers spoke on Klaus & Co. McDonald was named to solicit funds for strikers. A petition seeks public works done by Boston citizens and a subway stone-cutting plan. A labor building concept was debated with a committee to report next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Boston
Municipal Committee
Board of Aldermen
Steam Fitters
Union Meeting Draws Nonmembers to Cigar Workers Group
John F. O'Sullivan president of C. L. U. W. Yasinskie and Frank Thompson of Cigarmakers Union spoke on organizing merits. Several non-union men joined the new group. A second mass meeting is planned for the second Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O'Sullivan
C. L. U. W. Yasinskie
Frank Thompson
Cigarmakers’ Union
Book and Job Printers Convene on Union Label Press
The book and job printers met yesterday and appointed a committee to urge the pastor of the Every Day Church to print its official organ in a union label office. The group also unanimously adopted a plan to enforce the dues collection percentage.
Garment Workers Donate To Actors Benefit Fund
Garment workers approved a 50 dollar contribution to the actors benefit fund and two percent to the Hyde Park gossamer strikers at yesterday's meeting. Over 100 workers marched in a body to support the actors' benefit last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garment Workers
Forerorm
Actors’ Benefit Fund
Hyde Park Gossamer
Actors’ Benefit
Brockton C. L. U. Meets Adds Delegates and Endorses Foss Boycott
At the Brockton GC L U meeting President Martin presided. New delegates joined from Bakers and Confectioners’ and Journeymen Bakers’ Unions. William F. Smith elected financial secretary and J J Cusick sergeant at arms. The Journeymen Barbers noted five new members admitted to the Hair Dressers’ Association and non union bosses seeking entry. Bakers reported the Foss dispute settled with the non union worker joining. The union endorsed the Bakers’ action declaring the Foss boycott settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
GC. L. U
Martin
Bakers and Confectioners
Journeymen Barbers
O. E. Foss
Bakers’ Union
Foss
Gray Gables Ready for Immediate Occupancy at Buzzard's Bay
Gray Gables at Buzzard's Bay is prepared for the president and family if they arrive tomorrow. Interior changes expand children's rooms and guest space on the second floor. Grounds feature a new stone gateway and road improvements, a new barn for stock, a larger flower bed, and renovations to the Ruth boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Gables
Washington
Little Harbor
Cleveland
White House
Ruth
Body in Mystic River Not Edward Linnekan
A badly decomposed body found in the Mystic River on Friday afternoon is not believed to be Edward Linnekan. His brother, G A Linnekan of 133 Warren Ave, says Edward is alive, noting an old coat Edward gave to a sailor contained letters. Identification remains impossible due to the body lacking distinguishing marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic River
Edward Linnekan
G. A. Linnekan
Warren Avenue
Tinkham
Edward
Port
Chicago arrest targets large scale bicycle thieves
A Toledo police arrest of F M Bredell and Charles F Bryden, two traveling men from Chicago, suggests a widespread bicycle theft ring. They are accused of operating in Cleveland Detroit Akron and Toledo. One man confessed to stealing several wheels in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo
F. M. Bredell
Charles F. Bryden
Cleveland
Detroit
Akron
Parisian Doctor Claims Antistreptoccoccique for Erysipelas
A Parisian physician Marmorek reports a specific for puerperal fever erysipelas and bronchial pneumonia named Antistreptoccoccique. Observed at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, the liquid is thin and colorless like water. No confirmation of success or widespread trial exists yet due to insufficient quantities for a proper test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marmorek
Archbishop Williams Jubilee Mass to Feature Global Clergy Pageant
Pope Leo sends a gold medal and autograph letter to Mgr Satolli to present to Archbishop Williams on the jubilee. Cardinal Gibbons arrives in Boston Tuesday and will attend the pontifical mass with numerous archbishops bishops and seminarians. The ceremony at Holy Cross Cathedral will include a vast procession and a large choir with tickets issued to regular pew holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Boston
Holy Cross Cathedral
Monsignor
Satolli
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr. Satolli
Large Boston Pharmacy Convention Draws Regional Visitors
The fourteenth annual Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association meeting will open at Cotillon Hall Mechanics Building on Tuesday with about 4000 notices sent and expected responses. The program includes a photography lecture by James F. Babcock, a president’s reception and banquet at Copley Square Hotel, and an afternoon electric car tour of Boston suburbs and Harvard College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association
Cotillon Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Copley Square
Harvard College
Attendance at the fair expected to be large this week
The prospect is that attendance at the fair this week will be large and representative.
Preacher Ruler and Martyr Lecture At Union
Dr. Herbert Ernest Cushman of Cambridge delivered an illustrated lecture at the Young Men's Christian Union on Savonarola of Florence. He presented a graphic account of the life character and impact of the preacher, ruler and martyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youn Men’s Christian Union
Herbert Ernest Cushman
Cambri
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Methyl Dental CO
Tremont St
Anti-Trust League
Celtic Echoes
W. J. Cronin
Patrick V. O'Mahoney
Patrick McManus
Patrick O'Hara
William Hurley
James Barry
James P. Curry
T. J. Cooney
Edward Ward
William Kiley
John D. Reynolds
James Dempsey
James Kelly
Revere
Cronin
Thomas Francis Meagher
Hood
Hood’s
Mrs. Herrmann
Alpha Delta Phi Convention
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Azausl
Ieere
Organized Labor
History of Typographical Union No
Building Trades Council
Hyde Park
Bakers’ Union Convention
Subway
Graere
Humanitier
Mass
Nervease
Teena
Brockton C. L. U
Baby Ruth
Leo
Archbishop Williams
Mgr. Satelli
Pharmacy Fair
Washington Street
Corner Court and
Howard
Church
John B. Fitzpatriock
Court Street
Brookline
Beacon Boulevard
Beacon St
Cerey Hill
Asa’ HL. Caton
Atlantic
Quincy
H. F. Knowles
Federal St
Toeet
Melrose
Depot
W. H. Hall
Cobb, Hersey & Co
Corner Beach
Lincoln Sts
Brighton St
Butler & CO
Causeway At
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
John E. Cotter
Baldwin Brothers Company
Maine
Baldwin Brothers’ Company
Elijah George
William B. Hamman
John H. O'Neil
Hphraim D. Whitcomb
John F. Nickon
Edson H. Burnham
A. G. Barber
County of Suffolk
Williston H. Collins
Collins
L. Roger Wentworth
Somervile
Charles CG
Potter
Suffo
Clarence F. Eldredge
Treasury Department
U. S. Life-Saving Service
Grand Haven
Mich
San Francisco
Cal
State Street
Eleventh Life-Saving District
Twelfth Life-Saving District
New Building
U. S
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