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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1907

Page

3

Boston Building Laborers Seek Higher Wages and Eight Hour Day

Twenty seven hundred union building laborers in Greater Boston through their district council demand a raise from 30 to 35 cents per hour and an eight hour work day with the scale to take effect June 1. District leaders report rapid growth of the Building Laborers National Protective Union of New England and note new charters and applications from Salem.

Greater Boston Thomas J. Marooney Building Laborers’ National Protective Union of New England South Shore Building Laborers’ Union of Salem

Boston Sermon Reviews Ian Maclaren Life at Harvard Church

The Rev. Dr. Reuen Thomas of Harvard Church Brookline spoke on the life of the late Ian Maclaren Dr James Watson to a large congregation yesterday.

Reuen Thomas Harvard Church Brookline Ian Maclaren James Watson

Steam blast scalds worker during subway repair at Adams Square

Dozens of Italian laborers fled as steam sprayed from a broken pipe in the Adams Square subway work site. Joseph F. Sammin, 39, of 79 North Street, suffered severe burns to face and hands and was taken to the Relief station. another worker named Jammia endured intense agony. No other injuries reported.

Adams Square Joseph F. Sammin North Street

Boston Gaelic School notes Kilkenny surrender and Home Rule view

A Boston Gaelic School class led by M Mulroy and P J O Daly marked the surrender of Kilkenny in Cromwell's time and lamented lack of Irish land restitution. The speaker criticized the Home Rule bill as insufficient. A Hamilton Mass Gaelic Society delegation announced a new Gaelic League branch in New England.

Boston Washington Street M. Mulroy P. J. O’daly Kilkenny Ireland Connaught Gaelic Society of Hamilton Mass Gaelic League of New England

St. Mary's Parish Plans May Festival Table

St. Mary's parish in the North End will run a table at the May Festival in Mechanics' building on Memorial Day to raise funds for the Home for Destitute Catholic Children on Harrison Avenue.

St. Mary's North End Mechanics’ Building Harrison Avenue

Four generations of Dexters meet in Malden reunion

A Malden reunion brought together Alberta Harmon aged 3, Mrs. A B Harmon aged 28, Mrs. A D Howe aged 45, and Mrs. Judith Dexter aged 77. Dexter, born in Connecticut, has lived in Jefferson New Hampshire since childhood and travels alone to Boston for shopping and sewing, often walking to pass the time.

Malden Dexter Jefferson, N. H Alberta Harmon A. B. Harmon A. D. Howe Judith Dexter Boston B. F. Harmon

Dennison Opposes Probation Proposes Community Clubs

Former Assistant District Attorney Joseph A. Dennison told the East Boston Catholic Library Association that most Criminal Sessions cases stem from liquor and that probation fails. He urged non sectarian community clubs to reform first offenders and save lives and money for Suffolk County. A pre address musical program featured Mrs Helen I Haggerty Miss Margaret Kaye and five performers.

East Boston Catholic Literary Association Joseph A. Dennison Grand Jury Dennison Suffolk County Helen I. Haggerty Margaret Kaye James H. Halligan Joseph F. Cook Timothy Mahoney

World's Greatest Distance Runner Seeks Matches With Longboat

Alfred Shrubb of Singland arrives aboard the Cedric after transatlantic voyage to the United States. He plans exhibitions and possible professional bouts with Tom Longboat, winner of the Boston Marathon, though a meeting with the Canadian is uncertain as Longboat remains an amateur. Shrubb previously ran for South London Harriers and set records from two miles to ten miles.

New York Alfred Shrubb Singland White Star Line Cedric Liverpool Shrubb Tom Longboat South London Harriers

Reverend Foxcroft Resigns Beachmont Rectorate

The Rev. Francis A. Foxcroft resigns after ten years at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Beachmont to accept a unanimous call to St Luke's Episcopal Church Charles Town N H Five years ago he founded the Episcopal Mission on Central Avenue which has become St Ann's Mission He is Harvard A B 1890 and D B 1893 graduate

St. Paul's Episcopal Church Beachmont Francis A. Foxcroft St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Charlestown N. H Episcopal Mission Central Avenue St. Ann’s Mission Harvard

Rev Leonard W Bacon Dies In Assonet At 83

The Rev Dr Leonard W Bacon formerly of New Haven and for three years pastor of the Congregational Church in Assonet died today in the village after several weeks of illness from heart disease.

Assonet Leonard W. Bacon New Haven Congregational Church

Congo State Self Rule Praised By Boston Cleric

In Worcester, Rev Denis T O Sullivan of Boston College argued that the Congo Free State can regulate its own affairs including its judiciary. He dismissed widespread cruelties reports as unverified and blamed agitation on rubber trade interests and calls for foreign interference, citing London Antwerp links and a Cape to Cairo railway motive.

Knights of St. Rose Hall Worcester Street Denis T. O’sullivan T. J Boston College Congo Free State Father O'Sullivan Congo Congo Reform Association Liverpool Antwerp England Cape Cairo

Doll In Flames Destroys Window Display At Jaynes Annex

A small electrical dancing doll in Jaynes annex window at 129 Summer street caught fire last night. Firemen and a nearby citizen pulled box 82 to save the shop contents but the doll burned and died, with damage about 100 dollars.

Jaynes’ Annex Summer Street Greater Boston Jaynes

Malden Boy Snatches Handbag From Boston Teacher

Miss Mary E. Rogers a 70 year old Sunday school teacher from Park Square Boston was robbed of her handbag on Salem street Malden as she exited an electric car. A 12 year old boy seized the bag and fled pursued by the victim but the youth escaped.

Malden Salem Street Mary E. Rogers Park Square Boston Tremont Temple Miss Rogers Nellie Wilkins Holden Street

Dorothea Dix Hall backs stage child bill with safeguards

The Dorothea Dix Hall Association supports House Bill 1881 claiming it allows under licensed children under charitable care to perform on stage without violating child labor laws. They stress health education and morals safeguards and note performances with stars in Boston venues.

Dorothea Dix Hall Association Association Boston Henry Irving Bernhardt Julia Marlowe E. H. Sothern Richard Mansfield Joseph Jefferson Viola Allen Virginia Harned Maude Adams

County Waterford Association Plans June Outing

The County Waterford Association held a regular meeting and after initiating 10 candidates voted to organize an outing to Westwood Park on Sunday June 16. A committee to arrange the outing was named including M Hannigar M W Hallahan Miss Josephine Powers and Miss Madge Lenane. A social followed with Charles Forrester Dublin Club president Dulea Jones Corkmen's Club and President Kiely Tipperary Club attending. Readings in Gaelic were given by Miss Madge and Miss Margaret Lenane.

County Waterford Association Westwood Park M. Hannigar M. W. Hallahan Josephine Powers Madge Lenane Charles Forrester Dublin Club Dulea Jones Corkmen’s Club Kiely Tipperary Club Madge Margaret Lenane

County Louth Club Holds Successful Fifth Meeting

The County Louth Club met at Arcade Hall Park Square with President McDonald in the chair. Seven new members were admitted and a long list of entertainment delighted members and guests from county organizations. Several officers gave talks on pertinent county matters.

County Louth Club Arcade Hall Park Square McDonald

Pensee Club Dance Planned In Worcester Square Hall

The Pensee Club of Roxbury will host a dance on Wednesday night at Catholic Union Hall Worcester square. Guests will receive a souvenir with club member pictures and future event notices.

Pensee Club Roxbury Catholic Union Hall Worcester Square Alice F. Archdeacon Mamino A. Burke Anna V. Connolly Helen C. Ducie Anna V. Daly Mary A. Kilderry Margaret M. McElaney Margaret V. Mulvey Agnes M. Nugent Mary C. Quinn Constance A. Walsh Margaret G. Wash Maud G. Wilson William Dowling Forest Hills Daniel J. Hurley Dorchester Teresa Kilroy Vincent Club Back Bay

Lamp Fire Burns Somerville Woman

Miss Gertrude Babineau of 500 Broadway Somerville was badly burned when a large floor lamp toppled while she looked out a window. The lamp ignited her clothing and she was rushed to Somerville Hospital in serious condition as family freed her. Fire damaged the house about 1500 dollars.

Gertrude Babineau Broadway Somerville Somerville Hospital

Opening of Mission at St. Joseph's Church

Oblate Fathers under Rev Dr Fallon opened a two weeks mission at St. Joseph's West End. This week's mission targets parish women with morning masses and evening sermons after rosary followed by benediction. The service was attended by a full church and led by Rev J E Millerick rector and Rev Joseph F Coppinger celebrating the late mass.

Fallon O. M St. Joseph's, Church West End J. E. Millerick Joseph F. Coppinger

Mayo Men's Association Plans Davitt Anniversary Event

The Mayo Men's Association of Boston has arranged an observance for Michael Davitt on Thursday evening May 30 at Wells Memorial Hall. Attendance is expected to be high with other groups seeking to join. Speakers include District Attorney John B. Moran Senator J. H. Vahey P J Lynch of the Boston Post and ex President M J Jordan of the Charitable Irish Society.

Mayo Men's Association Boston Michael Davitt Wells Memorial Hall Mayo John B. Moran J. H. Vahey P. J. Lynch The Boston Post M. J. Jordan Charitable Irish Society

Communion attendance at St. Mary’s Church North End

About 400 married men of St. Mary’s Church sodality in the North End attended the 7:30 mass yesterday morning and received holy communion. The Rev. William J. Richley S J officiated assisted by the Rev. Joseph A Gorman S J the rector of the church.

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