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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1907

Page

4

Mayor Upholds Gerrish Dismissal From Deer Island House

The mayor sustained Penal Institutions Commissioner John B Martin’s action to remove Master James R. Gerrish from the Deer Island House of Correction. Gerrish and his counsel plan to decide on court action after official notification. Martin expects to name a successor. The removal followed Gerrish’s refusal to suspend Deputy Master Lorenzo D. Perkins amid an inmate incident.

Fitzgerald Court of Last John B Martin Penal Institutions Department James R. Gerrish House of Correction Deer Island Gerrish Charles W. Bartlett Martin Post Lorenzo D. Perkins Edward Kane Perkins Commissioner Martin John B. Martin Penal Institutions

Illustrated Lecture by Rev Scanlan Draws Worcester Audience

St Rose Hall on Worcester Street was filled to capacity as members and friends of St Clare Court Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters heard a lecture by Rev Michael J Scanlan of the Cathedral. Musical selections were performed by Misses Mary Robinson and Nellie Maloney, with Miss Catherine McNally introducing Rev James H O Neil as presiding officer.

St. Rose Hall Worcester Street St. Clare Court Massachusetts Order of Foresters Michael J. Scanlan Mary Robinson Nellie Maloney Catherine McNally James H. O'Neil

May Charge Scrugham With Forgery of Policy Holders' Ballots

New York May 16 Assistant District Attorney Smith confirms a formal forgery charge against George H Scrugham tied to efforts to defeat the New York Life Insurance administration ticket. Evidence from Evelyn W Miles and Katherine Montgomery shows they forged witness names on ballots at Scrugham's direction. A secret Washington witness will testify before filing warrants with Magistrate House.

New York George H. Scrugham New York Life Insurance Company International Policy Holders’ Committee Smith Evelyn W. Miles Katherine Montgomery Scrugham Washington Magistrate House

Whist Party Nets $1300 for Catholic Charities

The May 1 whist and dancing party at the Hotel Vendome raised net receipts of 1300 after expenses. Committees Mrs. James M. Morrison Mrs. William W. Taff and Mrs. John R. Murphy distributed funds to Holy Ghost Hospital Boston College Working Boys' Home St Elizabeth's Guild St Mary's Infant Asylum and other individual charity cases.

Hotel Vendome James M. Morrison William W. Taff John R. Murphy Holy Ghost Hospital Working Boys’ Home Boston College St. Elizabeth's Guild St Mary's Infant Asylum Fredecie

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Praised by General Hamilton

A historical ad style letter touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a cure for chronic catarrh and Civil War wounds. Alexander Hamilton Jr. claims the whiskey revived his health into his ninety second year and praises it as a great Christian work. He says he uses two bottles monthly and spreads the remedy nationwide.

Alexander Hamilton Duffy West Indian Islands General Hamilton Tarrytown N. Y

Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic

An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey distilled by a secret method for purity and health benefits. It claims aid to digestion, nerves, heart, blood, and immunity, advising use as a food and medicine for workers, women, and children. Sold in sealed bottles only with the Old Chemist trademark. beware refilled bottles.

Duffy Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y

Boston Teamsters Strike Persists as Employers Refuse Closed Shop

The Boston teamsters strike drags on with no settlement in sight and both sides rejecting arbitration. Employers insist on open shop rights while unions resist recognition of a closed shop, amid public statements from the Civic Federation and letters from Louis D Brandeis outlining positions and proposed informal talks.

Teamsters Master Teamsters Employers’ Association New England Civic Federation Louis D. Brandeis Master Teamsters’ Association New England Federation Civic Federation Messrs. Lewis Flanders & Co J. 8. Hilliard & Son Fifield, Richardson & Co Johnson & Co Boston Forwarding & Transfer Company H. W. Annable F. Knight & Son R. Presley & Co E. G. Tutein & Co Snow Forwarding Company Boston

Red Flag Over Stable Highlighted in Strike Hearing

Testimony in the Master Cole hearing portrays hired teamsters resisting union pressure. Simon C. Snow states he would rather see a red flag over his stable than yield to strikers, while witnesses recount being blocked or assaulted by union teams and a driver George Reece dying from injuries after an April 30 incident.

Simon C.snow Cole Feely City Hospital Book of Record George Reece Albany Street Co. M. Waters Union

Local 25 Executive Committee Closing Note

A closing statement from Daniel J. Tobin William J. O Neil and John M. Gillespie of Truck Teamsters Local 2 and Local 25 expresses gratitude for public interest and signs off with respect. The message reflects union communication and formal courtesy from organized labor leaders.

Daniel J. Tobin William J. O’neil John M. Gillespie

Tobin Reaffirms Closed Shop Not Issue in Dispute

Business Agent Tobin declares the closed shop remains not at issue in the master teamsters versus Local 25 dispute. He says Hugo of the Employers' Association seeks to break up the organization and withdraw support, directing focus to their business system rather than the local agent.

Edwin W. Oxenford Wardell & Mann New York Mr. Brewster H. C Boston Tobin Local 25 Edwin T. Frost Merrimac Company of Lowell Frost Feely Hugo Employers’ Association Master Teamsters Indi

Mandell Grievance Settled After Drivers Return

The strike of 29 team drivers at C. M. Mandell & Co. on Second Street ended yesterday after a conference between Mandell and Team Drivers' Union officers. The dispute centered on payment of union scale, and drivers will return to work on their old teams this morning.

C. M. Mandell & Co Second Streets Mandell

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Katherine E. Montgomery Miss Evelyn W. Piles Katherine E Montgomery Duffy’s Pure Teamsters’ Union N. E. Federation George B. Hugo The Employers' Association Avery Federation Hayes Robbins Civic Federation of New England Lewis Flanders & Co J. S. Hilliard & Son Aubrey Hilliard Boston Forwarding & Transportation Company Clarence H. Knight the Snow Forwarding Company Causeway Street Mass Washington St Boylston St Purchas Ciece Voile Panama Prine Norfolk Men’s & Boys Washington Street Boylston Street Jerome H. Remi i2 Tremont Row H. B. Blanke Lazarre San Antonio Rosle Cherry Bill Ida Ho Linda Honey Boy Mary Patsy Moon Mailie Black Cat Louisiana Fascination Powell Happy Heinie Morning Star Moret Silver Heels Ia Sorella Jerome H. Remick & CO New York State Michigan State Importer's Branch, Ltd Cor Hanover N. B Beang White Dental H. White Colonial Importing CO Ashington Ito Cushing Medical Opal Wesbo SIL Hay Ward Winslow
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