Free Transfers Debate at Sanitary Workers Meeting
A mass meeting of Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department employees at New England Hall organized by Ben Franklin L. A. 6463 heard addresses from John J. Hurley district master of D. A. 30 Harry Lemon ex district master work man and others. Twelve new names were enrolled as the free transfer bill was discussed and a resolution adopted urging Senate passage for the benefit of working people. J Sullivan chaired the committee with 120 members present and voting.
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Sanitary and
Ben Franklin L. A
New England Hall
John J. Hurley
D. A
Harry Lemon
Thomas H. Canning
Senate
J. Sullivan
Gypsy Moth Report Issued by Massachusetts Board
The Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture released a six page monograph on the gypsy moth compiled by E. H. Forbush and Professor C. H. Fernald. The work, produced under a 1834 legislative resolve, records field operations and scientific experiments with generous illustrations for science and future reference.
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Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Reading
E. H. Forbush
C. H. Fernald
Young Woman Suffragists Meeting At Park Street Church
A Park Street Church vestry gathering of young women suffragists features new speakers from Wellesley College Harvard University and Emerson School of Oratory along with Mrs Julia Ward Howe chairing. The event promises strong music and continues Tuesday with morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
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Young People's Woman Suffrage
Park Street Church Vestry
Elya Hurlbard Young
Wellesley College
Raymond M. Alden
A. M. Bales
Harvard University
Marion Sherman
Eemerson School of Oratory
W. .H Spefford Pittinger
Providence
R. I
Julia Ward Howe
New England Woman Offrage Association
Rev Minot J Savage Gives Farewell Sermon at Unity
The Rev. Minot J Savage preached his farewell sermon at the Church of the Unity. He reviewed twenty two years of church progress and announced plans to move to Billerica, sail for Europe on the Normandie in mid June, return early August, then depart for a new post in New York in October.
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Church of the Unity
Billerica
Europe
Normandie
New York
Seventy First Anniversary of American Unitarian Association
The paper notes the Seventy First Anniversary event at Tremont Temple on Tuesday May 26 with morning and afternoon sessions. Acting Governor Wolcott and multiple ministers attend. John D Long presides with speakers including Wendte Camp Yen Ness Horton and Savage. Sessions at 2:30 and 7:30 with doors opening an hour before.
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American Unitarian Association
Tremont Temple
Wolcott
Ohn Cuckson
Stopford W. Brooke
Augustus M. Lord
Frank B. Palen
Becrist
Charles B
J St
John D. Long
Charles W. Wendte
Stephen H. Camp
Thomas Yen Ness
Edward A. Horton
Minot Savage Sesione
Oir
Arlington Mills Expands With Electric Gravel Haul
The Arlington Mills Company of Lawrence speeds expansion to meet demand. A. Locke & Co. contractors run the project using an electric engine to haul gravel from the mill site to Stevens Pond about a thousand feet away, removing more than 35,000 feet of earth. This marks the first use of electricity for such work in the state. A new steam shovel from Toledo, the Little Grant, will perform three lifts in two minutes, each lifting one and a quarter cubic yards, as operators run night and day to maintain safety and pace.
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Arlington Mills Company
Lawrence
Messrs. A. Locke & Co
Arlington Company
Stevens Pond
Messrs. Locke & Co
Toledo
SONS OF BENJAMIN elect officers and banquet planned
The Independent Sons of Benjamin held the first session of its convention at Odd Fellows hall with 250 delegates from the states and Canadian provinces. Officers elected include Ferdinand Levy grand master Abraham Rosenberg first grand deputy Bauxbaum second grand deputy E Freund grand treasurer Sala Manala endowment treasurer Adolph Silberstein grand secretary Samuel Asher grand messenger Michieal Levy counselor. An executive committee meeting is set for tomorrow followed by a grand banquet tomorrow night at Odd Fellows hall.
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Convention of the Independent of Sons of Benjamin
Odd Fellows
Ferdinand Levy
Abraham Rosenberg
Mr. Bauxbaum
E. Freund
Sala Manala
Adolph Silberstein
Samuel Asher
Michieal Levy
Gaelic Language School Meeting at Alpha Hall
An enthusiastic Gaelic Language School session occurred yesterday afternoon at Alpha Hall 18 Essex Street. Supervisors included Patrick Kelly P J O Daly John M Doran and John O Daly guiding Gaelic classes and planning the Gaelic League quarterly entertainment to be held Saturday night December 30 at Alpha Hall. At 5 o clock the weekly school entertainment opened to the public featuring Gaelic song by Eugene Lyne recitation by William King poem by Patrick Casey English recitation Old Erin in the Sea by John O Daly an original Gaelic poem by Matthias Gorhem and Jeffrey Keating.
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P. J. O’daly
John M. Doran
John O’daly
Eugene Lyne
William King
Patrick Casey
Sea
Matthias Gorhem
Jeffrey Keating
Baptist Meetings Held in Asbury Park Today
Three Baptist gatherings occurred in Asbury Park New Jersey on May 24. Morning sermon by Rev W H P Faunce of New York before the American Baptist Publication Society in the Auditorium. Afternoon session of the American Baptist Missionary Union featured address by Rev George Bullen D D of Massachusetts.
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Asbury Park
N. J
W. H. P. Faunce
New York
American Baptist Publication Society
American Baptist Missionary Union
George Bullen
D. D
Massachusetts
Man Dies at Kneeland Street Restaurant
William H. Roston aged 60 collapsed and died yesterday morning at 48 Kneeland street restaurant. Dr Wedman cited heart disease as the cause. He is believed to have a son and two daughters in Providence. police notified.
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William H. Roston
Kneeland Street
Wedman
Providence
Tilton House at Pine Island Burned to Ground
Newburyport reports Edward W. Tilton’s Pine Island residence was entirely destroyed by a morning fire. Neighbors joined efforts to salvage belongings as flames raged, with authorities investigating cause and assessing damages.
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Newburyport
Edward W. Tilton
Pine Island
Ineyr
Tremont Opening Night Brings New Barnet Drama
The Tremont Theatre hosts the Boston premiere of R. A. Barnet's The Merry-Go-Round directed by Harry Askin with a 150 member company and 300 extras. Cast includes J. W. Herbert Mamie Gilroy D H Lythgoe Alexander Clark Marie Cahill Christie McDonald and others. Salvini returns to the Museum with Othello and Hamlet while Park Theatre rent nears 20000.
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Boston
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Mamie Gilroy
D. H. Lythgoe
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Marie Cahill
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Dan Williams
W. E. Blaisdell
Danseuse
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Joseph Herbert
Marie Gahill
William Blaisdell
Christie MacDonald
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Veteran William Carr of South Boston Dies at 69
Mr. William Carr, a Crimean War veteran from South Boston, died Saturday afternoon aged 69. He served in the 63rd Regiment later the Manchester Regiment, fought at Balaklava Inkermann Ahine and Sebastopol siege, and served with the Canadian Royal Rifles before moving to Boston. A member of Joseph Malins Lodge IOGT and former sexton of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, his funeral takes place today.
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Sebastopol
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Joseph Malins Lodge
Paper train tragedy claims Taunton laborer at station
Taunton May 24. John Stonehouse of Middleboro, a laborer, was killed when struck by a paper train at Chace's Station East Taunton while lying on the tracks. The accident occurred this morning, authorities said.
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John Stonehouse
Middleboro
Chace’s Station
East Taunton
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