M Phail Elected President of Typographical Union
In Boston the Typographical Union chose M Phail as president in a spirited election with about 1100 votes cast from 1400 members. Other officers named include Frank M. Flanagan treasurer George S. Betts sergeant at arms and P B S Thayer trustee. Multiple candidates vied for secretary and vice president as delegates from the Book and Job branch were favored for the International Typographical Union convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Typographica
Union
Norman E. McPhail
Boston Post Chapel of the Union
Henry Sterling
John A. Kopp
David X. Coughlan
Frank M. Flanagan
George S. Betts
P. B. S. Thayer
W. L. Crosman
Thomas P. Curtin
John A. McPherson
Fred J. Cashman
George C. Cutting
E. J. DeFreitas
Cashman
DeFreitas
Mattie A. Gillespie
Michael M. O'Connor
Mr McPhail New Head of Typographical Union 13 Boston
Norman E. McPhail elected president of Typographical Union 13 in Boston and formerly assistant night foreman at the Boston Post. Born 1870 in Clinton, he moved to Boston at 19, worked on major papers, joined the Post in 1891, and later practiced law after completing a Y M C A Law School course. He helped settle employer employee disputes as an officer of the International Typographical Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. McPhail
Typographical Union 13 of
Boston
Boston Post
Mr. McPhail
Clinton
McPhail
Y. M. C. A. Law School
International Typographical Union of
Indianapolis
Ind
Franklin Typographical Society of Boston
Putnam Lodge, I. O. O. F
South End Women Push Cleaner Streets Plan
At a South End Women's Club meeting the members declared current street conditions a health menace and hindrance to housekeeping. They urged immediate, more thorough street watering and cleaning plus ash, garbage, and paper collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Street Railway Men Balk Over Car Fenders
Representatives from leading Boston and vicinity street railways met the Massachusetts railroad commissioners to report progress on experiments with new car fenders. The Boston Elevated, while testing several fender types, has yet to see a real field test of their use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
Boston Elevated
Warner's Safe Cure touted as kidney disease remedy
An advertisement warns that kidney disease causes many deaths and promotes Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills as a solution. It claims a home urine test can detect kidney issues and offers free trials, doctor advice, and a medical booklet. It cites Dr. O F P Burchmore endorsing the product and sells bottles for 50 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
O. F. P. Burchmore
Huntington Ay
Boston
Mass
Warner’s
Safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Dynamite Panic Rocks Everett Neighborhood
Chelsea contractor D J Coughlin owned the dynamite found in the city. Police and residents recovered 76 pounds in backyards and ash barrels after a boy discovered two sticks in a plant box. Mayor Boynton demands an investigation into permits and the contractor’s handling of the explosive. District Attorney Bancroft says authorities may pursue action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Coughlin
Chelsea
Coughlin
Boynton
Daniel J. Coughlin
George Wallace
Nichols Street
Wallace
Bancroft
District Attorney’s Office
Bargain Case Highlights Daily Men’s Furnishings at Wolf’s
In front of Wolf's My Clothier near Hanover and Portland streets a glass show case displays a daily special bargain for men. The item is priced for that particular day only, inviting shoppers to save on essential furnishings by watching the case each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co
Curry Bidg
Ohio
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Household Surgeon cures granulated lids claim
Druggists refund money if Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails. Advertisement notes a 2 cent price for the remedy and promises a cure for granulated eyelids through the Household Surgeon.
One Man Dead In Auto Crash In Wellington
A car wreck in Wellington at about 1 a m leaves one man dead and two others in critical condition at Malden Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Malden Hospital
Yale names team for Harvard dual meet at Yale Field
Yale Captain J W Marshall selected the Yale track squad for the Harvard Yale dual meet at Yale Field on Saturday. The list includes E B Burch and L B Stevens in sprints, Colohan and Parsons in distance events, and multiple others across all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Colohan
Burch
E. B. Parsons
J. Stillwell
Parsons
W. V. Tilson
S. D. Frissel
J. F. Williams
R. A. Spitzer
Williams
B. H. Woodward
D. W. Porter
G. Borcup
W. Howe
C. H. Davis
C. M. Dupuy
Howe
Dupuy
W. Thompson
W. F. Knox
C. L. Buhrman
C. D. Deming
J. W. Marshall
J. E. Sison
G. L. Buhrman
W. R. Dray
A. C. Gilbert
W. Roberts
H. Linn
J. S. Murphy
C. Campbell
Buhrman
R. Abbott
M. A
Lamoureaux Trial Set for Next Wednesday
A conference between Assistant District Attorney Dwyer and Joseph A. Dennison for Rep S John Lamoureaux led to placing the case on the trial list for Wednesday May 22. Lamoureaux is charged with soliciting and accepting a bribe to defeat the Shoe Machinery bill. Witnesses hedge on grand jury testimony, causing District Attorney embarrassment and reluctance to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Joseph A. Dennison
S. John Lamoureaux
Lamoureaux
Love and theft entwine in Keating court case
In Lynn on May 15 19 year old Allen F Keating faced the police court for the 87th time after admiring Blanche Clarke of 76 Myrtle street and gifting her gowns. He was charged with breaking and entering the Isadore Morse dry goods store on Summer street to obtain the clothing and with larceny, with bonds set at 100 dollars and 1200 dollars respectively.
Pharmacists Banquet Honors Mass. College Class of 1907
The Alumni Association of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy hosts a banquet tonight at the United States Hotel in honor of the class of 1907. Music by the Salem Cadet Orchestra, remarks by J A Crane advertising manager, Reverend Mellvaine and Reverend Johnson, plus readings and impromptu alumni speeches are planned. Arthur Tripp and George Burroughs lead the organizing committee with Tripp as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
United States
Salem Cadet Orchestra
J. A. Crane
Jaynes’ Drug Company
William T. Mellvaine
Herbert S. Johnson
Arthur Tripp
Alumni Association
George Burroughs
Universal Coupons Offer Free Premium Catalog Promotion
National distribution of Universal Coupons via Boston agents invites customers to visit 56 Bromfield Street Boston for ten free coupons and an illustrated catalog. Companies listed include Universal Coal Co Shapleigh Coffee Co Eastern Salt Logan Johnson Baker Extract Bay State Milling Paul Manufacturing Whittemore Whittemore Elite Polish J P & D Plummer Green Mountain Packing Co and others offering varied goods.
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Bromfield Street
Boston
New England
Universal Coal Co
Bromfield St
Shapleigh Coffee Co
Victor Coffee
Eastern Salt Co
Logan & Johnson
Baker Extract Co
Bay State Milling Co
Wingold
Paul Manufacturing Co
Whittemore Bros. & Co
Elite
J. P
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M’phail
Typo Union
Post Chapel
MR. M’phail
Typographical Union
Emma J. Smith
Minnesota Ave
St. Louis
Curry
Dr. Curry
Joseph Crady
Tremont St
Sun
Temporaris
I Street
Boston Typographical Union
Gures
Ferdinand
Mammoth Blue
Dudley St. Eley
Home Furnishers’ Asso. of
Massachusetts
Wonder
Morris
Niy
Washington St
New England’ Poetry
Post Publishing Co
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
The
Post
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Prig
Bun
Houghton, Mifflin & Company
Everett
Brown
Harvard
Pharmacists
New Wash
Hamburg
Coats
Long
P. N
W. T
J. B
Wwe
Tily
Butler’s
Windsor
Moreen
Adams Square
the Home Furnishers’ Association of Mass
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