Funeral for George S. McNeill Draws Local Union Leaders
Labor leaders from multiple trade unions attend the funeral of George S. McNeill at North Avenue Universalist Church in Cambridge. Representatives include Building Trades Council president Thomas Keougn and business agent John T. Cashman, plus leaders from Roofers, Marble Cutters, Woodworkers, Cigar Makers, Pattern Makers, Carpenters, Bricklayers, Painters, Steamfitters, and Painters District Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. McNeill
North Avenue Universalist Church
Cambridge
Building Trades Council
Thomas Keougn
John T. Cashman
Roofers’ Protective Union
James A. Haley
Marble Cutters and Letters’ Union
James F. Rehill
Woodworkers’ Union
Edward Heulin
Cigarmakers’ Union
James Blyth
Thomas Holmes
Pattern Makers’ Association
M. Lent
Carpenters’ Union
John EB. Potts
Colin Cameron
Timothy Keefe
John Haley
Bricklayers’ Union
Dennis Sullivan
Jeremiah J. Driscoll
Painters’ Union
William F. McCarthy
Harry W. Noble
Frank Moorehouse
Steamfitters’ Union
John J. Brophy
Painters’ District Council
James Truland
Street Railway Workers Reach No Strike Agreement
Officials of the Boston and Northern and Old Colony street railways and the Street Railway Union reached an agreement last night. No strike will occur while terms are drafted and documents signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Northern and
Old Colony Street Railways
Street Railway Union
Beaton Beacon Hill Police Board Appointments Stir Friction
The Beacon Hill police appointment dispute intensifies as Governor considers names for the Police Board. Private Secretary Gettemy said the list may go to the council soon, with a possible week delay if pressures rise. Major Frank H Briggs rejects consideration. George Billings downplays knowledge of the commissioner's identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Emmons
Police Board
Beacon Hill
Gettemy
Executive Council
Frank H. Briggs
George Billings
Paris Bride Blanche Alan Weds Servian Minister Vesnitch
Miss Blanche Alan daughter of the late B. Ulman of York married yesterday to M. M. R. Vesnitch Servian minister to France in Paris formalities noted by the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
North Bennet School Exhibit Showcases Young Italian Sculptors
The North Bennet Industrial School in Boston presents a vivid exhibit by its manual training boys led by Italian immigrant youths. John Paramini, 16, and Lenardo Pizzaro, 17, display plaster casts and clay forms inspired by Renaissance masters. Pottery, gelatine delineation, leather work, wood carving, and miniature homes accompany the sculptures. The show opened yesterday and runs again today from 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennet
John Paramini
St. Gaudens
North End
Lenardo Pizzaro
Paramini
Pizzaro
North Bennett
Notable physician credits life saved by Grape-Nuts diet
A veteran physician credits Grape-Nuts predigested food with saving his life after three years of stomach and liver troubles left him underweight. He reports rapid improvement, regained appetite, and a 15 day gain of six pounds, urging others to try the product. He notes endorsement by Postum Co. and references to health literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum’ Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Petition for Mixed Schools Heard by Boston School Board
A petition signed by 109 Boston teachers urged a hearing on replacing separate boy and girl schools with mixed schools. The board will hear the proposal in a few weeks. The petition argues mixed schooling would improve fairness and discipline and reduce corporal punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Probers Evidence Before House Rules on Behalf of Post
Night Editor James McLeod and Alexander Kahn of the Post testified before the House committee on rules about bribery in the defeat of the bucket shop bill. The hearing filled the afternoon as other witnesses were dismissed. Speaker Cole said more summonses would follow. Representative Gethro said he had no information. Martin Lomasney appeared briefly. Representative Clark urged Lawson to name any knowing Graft participants if present. The committee resumes hearings this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLeod
Alexander Kahn
The
Post
House Committee On Rules
Committee On Rules
Cole
Frank J. Gethro
Ween 9
Gethro
Beacon Hill
Martin M. Lomasney
Representative Clark
Brockton
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
House
Labor talks end without strike after wage union recognition hope
President Sullivan and officials from Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees report a mutually satisfactory settlement after nearly six hours of talks. International President Mahon asserts no strike and satisfactory outcome. Agreement expected to be finalized soon, with a voluminous document pending signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Sullivan
R. 86. Goff
H. B. Reynolds
W. D. Mahon
Detroit
International
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
William B. Fitzgerald
Troy
N.Y
Dennis Fitzgerald
New Haven
International Executive Board
Sullivan
Mahon
Labor Notes from Boston Unions and Wage Disputes
Cigar Factory Strippers' Union members told to report after 1 PM to Boston Central Labor Union secretary Rose Scully. Metal Ceiling Association offers 3.30 a day, union asked 3.60. Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 rejects. Boston Central Labor Union to meet Thursday to address refusals by five woodworking firms on 44 hour week and possible action to President Gomperts. Six firms accept 60 cent an hour wage demands and Saturday half holiday for Pony Bricklayers Union 3. Masters of Quincy grant Saturday half holiday for three summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Scully
Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Building
Metal Ceiling Association
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Boston
Gomperts
Pony Bricklayers
Union 3
Master Horseshoers
Quincy
Bishop Potter Preaches in All Saints Church Garsdon
London audience hears Bishop Potter of New York deliver a sermon at All Saints Church in Garsdon yesterday May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Potter
New York
All Saints’ Church
Garsdon
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Treatment Review
Nine days left to apply for a no cost course of treatment under Osmo-Chemic Physicians in Massachusetts. Eligible applicants receive one month of medicine and care under licensed experts, plus free consultation, exam, X ray, and urine analysis. Act before May 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston St
Massachusetts
Medical symptoms and old time ailment terms
A fragment describes chest distress and breathing difficulty with terms like asthma bronchitis and consumption. Mentions coughing at night and night sweats as symptoms.
Cough and Digestive Symptoms Questioned in Health Inquiry
A fragment shows a health questionnaire asking about cough severity and patterns. It mentions head, chest, throat pain, frothy sputum, appetite, fatigue, and morning versus night coughing, and includes red flags like spitting up matter and tickling palate.
Testimonial Endorses Osmo-Chemic Treatment at Needham
Mrs G R Tuck of Needham Massachusetts describes a whole system disease starting with pain at the end of the ape and credits an Osmo-Chemic expert with successful relief. She asks publication to help other hopeless sufferers seek the Osmo-Chemic institution where kindness and skill go with treatment. Signed Amette Tuok
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Morgan
Myrtle Street
Boston
Rs. G. R. Tuck
Needham
Mass
Amette Tuok
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Adverts
Fragmentary ad copy for an Osmo-Chemic medical system listing Boston offices and times. Mentions chronic diseases and consultation hours, with unclear typography and misread lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionn
Boylston
Boston
Aes
Itice
Daring theft seizes groceries from Melrose wagon
A two horse team from Bugbee Barret Co Melrose grocers was driven away with over 200 dollars of groceries by a pair of thieves. They jumped on the wagon near the driver and fled toward Adams square. Police traced the wagon to Sudbury square two hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugbee
Barret & Co
Melrose Grocers
Adams Square
Court Square
Joy Street
Sudbury Square
Judges Named For Work Horse Parade
A list of judges for the May 30 work horse parade includes numerous names and towns such as Brookline Concord Dorchester Roxbury Jamaica Plain Boston Charlestown South Boston Cambridge and Dorchester among others. The compilation cites doctors and professionals along with civic leaders from Massachusetts and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N
Allin
Brookline
George _M
Baker
Concord
James B. Baker
W. BS. Barnes
Dorchester
Ebc
Beckett
Boston
Thomas Blackwood
Roxbury
William E. Brigham
Jamaica Plain
Brooka
Madison .Bunker
Ewaie
Edward Cassidy
Watertown
Hias F
Portland
H. A. Southlinens
Brighton
J." Sullivan
Betonowworth
Sanben
Walter Wales
A. F. White
Harry Wright
Wonchester
L. EB. Wheeler
Hood's Tooth Powder Praised by Boston Elite
Boston's leading citizens praise Hood's Tooth Powder for antiseptic cleansing health benefits and beautifying effects as a top dental product used by the best people in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Boston
Hood's Tooth Powder Promoted as Meritorious Dentifrice
An old advertisement extols Hood's Tooth Powder as a healthful dentifrice with merit smoothness and fragrance. It claims long standing use and offers the product for 25 cents, sold widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
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Washington St
Eabor Nestor
George E. McNeill
Carmen
Boston & Northern
Old Colony
Billings OR Reynolds
Miss Ulman
North Bennet School
Food Authority
Feemnaieg
London Lancet
Charles M. ‘Clay
Roxbury High School
Clay
George C. Mann
City of
Prince
Probers
Legislative
Lomasney
LABOR
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Tuck
Len
W. L. Ritchie
Winter Street
W. L. ‘Ritchid
Aulford
Temple Place
Ayer Ay
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DR. Solomon
Beacon Street
Beokiet
Washington
R. H. White
Rica Myles
Gillespie
Pierce Co
Cillespie
Huntington Aves
Bor
Annie M. Keenan
Patek
Monte
Waneral
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St. Phillip’s
Mathison
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