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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1906

Page

5

Musicians Union votes down tax and home plan

The American Federation of Musicians rejected a proposed 10 cent per capita tax for a musicians home and struck the notion from the constitution. Delegates discussed minimum orchestra sizes and passed resolutions for an eight hour day and labor protections. New officers were elected including Joseph Weber and George Rope, with the next convention planned for Cleveland.

American Federation of Musicians T. M. Crowley Menden Conn Congress Joseph Weber Cincinnati George Et Rope Columbus Weer Owen Miller St. Loui Oak Ostendorf St Louis Otto Fred Sanger Springfield Mass Maurice F. Smith New York City D. Beale Philadelphia Soem G. E. Rogers Grand Rapids Mich John Puerner St. Paul Minn Will. Kanay Frank Spleries An Francisco Carey Toronto Canada O. F. Pennebaker SE. F. Marsttandege Atlanta Gan Frank Arrico Birmingham Ala Ne Weber

Colleen Bawn and Other Operatic Songs in 5 Dollar Note Era

A compiled list of songs and musical numbers including Colleen Bawn and Five Dollar Note era items. Features popular hits, dances, waltzes, and stage pieces with titles such as You're Just the Girl I'm Looking For and Good-bye Mr. Greenback, reflecting early 20th century theatre music and vaudeville offerings.

Colleen Wildwood Cheyenne Broadway Mary Mary Moon Jessamine New York May Irwin Mr. Greenback

Change Route for Icebergs Warns Ships South

The International Mercantile Marine Company announces a shift in Atlantic routing due to high iceberg reports. All captains are instructed to take a more southerly course for the present, affecting White Star, Red Star and several other transatlantic lines.

International Mercantile Marine Company

Eczema cured by Cuticura remedies after years of suffering

Mrs H E of Lisbon New Hampshire writes that twenty years of hand eczema left her unable to dress or do housework. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for two months her hands healed completely. She also used the remedies for teething sores on her daughter and paid over five dollars for the products.

H. E Lisbon N. H

Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Beauty Claims

Advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as the great skin cure used by millions of women. It emphasizes cleansing the skin, removing dandruff and scales, stopping hair, and improving softness and whiteness, with antiseptic uses for toilet and bath needs.

Motorman Fights Burglar At Roxbury Home

John J. Deveraux a Jamaica Plain L division motorman awoke to find a burglar rifling his trousers in the closet at 96 Parker Street Roxbury. A tense struggle ensued with Deveraux gaining the upper hand and knocking the intruder unconscious before police from Station 10 arrived and the burglar escaped during a brief downstairs search for help.

Parker Street Roxbury John J. Deveraux Jamaica Plain L’’ Road Station 10 Deveraux Cosh

Memorial Day Flower Casting Tradition Origin

The Memorial Day practice of casting flowers into the sea honors sailors lost at sea. Originated with Mrs. Forbes of California who inspired the water ceremony during a patriotic observance. Endorsed by the United States Navy and several admirals and adopted nationally.

Forbes California United States Navy Wey Schiey Evans

New York Woman Undergoes Double Operation in France Hosp

Mrs Robert Ede SOP a known stage figure Berg underwent a double operation at a French hospital yesterday. Her condition was described as critical due to kidney trouble and appendicitis.

New York Robert Ede- Sop A Accor Hersedif Berg

Memorial memorial of the Boston mas sacre dedication

A memorial shaft of blue slate four feet high will be set at Old Granary burial ground near Samuel Adams tomb by the Boston Chapter Sons of the American Revolution. It honors the first five victims of the Boston Massacre on February 20 1770 and others named. The dedication is planned for Decoration Day with Edward W. McGhrenen supervising and the Boston S A R members attending. The Bowker Torrey Company will place the shaft about 10 o clock this morning.

Boston Sons of the American Revolution Samuel Adams Ana Samuel Gray Samuel Maverick James Caldwell Patrick Carr Crispus Attucks Christopher Snyder Iion Bowker Torrey Company Edward W. McGhrenen

Civil service ruling targets evading rules in appointing positions

The civil service commission announces a ruling that requisitions to fill classified posts must not demand unusual qualifications unless essential to duties. Chairman Charles Arren says overbearing, specific qualifications often sidestep rules, disadvantaging those at the top of the eligible list.

Civil Service Commissioners Charles Arren

Commercial Travellers Meet in Burlington

Burlington dispatch reports the 12th annual session of the New England United Commercial Travellers Grand Council. About 300 delegates and 400 travelers attended at the Burlington armory with officers from Providence and other cities presenting a year’s report and noting a prosperous condition.

Burlington Grand Council of the New England United Commercial Travellers Armory B. R Providence R. I Nicholas

Massive Suit Sale At $9.90 From Rochester Clothing And Kuppenheimer

Saturday sale features $16 suits marked to $9.90 from Rochester Clothing with guarantees and half-price surplus stock. Also includes Kuppenheimer lines with new fabrics and styles priced at $14.95 to $19.50, highlighting top quality and fashion tailored for summer wear.

Rochester Henry Siegel Co Kuppenheimer Boston

Chinese Merchant Charged With Perjury In Immigration Case

Yee Yick Chong a merchant at 10 Oxford Place was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Ruhl on a Chinese Government charge of perjury for falsely testifying before the Immigration Board that a boy claimed as his US born son was returning from China and entitled to entry. Officials state the youth is actually Chin Fong.

Yee Yick Chong Oxford Place United States Marshal Ruhl Shell Chong Immigration Board China Chin Fong

Serious Manchu Revolt Flares in Peng Tein Province

Reports from Peng Tein in Manchuria describe a serious insurrection by Hunghutza brigands 30 miles east of Mukden. Rebels seized a village with three mounted guns and defeated Chao Erhsen’s forces aided by Japanese police. Other Chinese provinces report uprisings.

Pekin Hunghutza Peng Tein Manchuria Mukden Chao Erhsen China Hanan Honan

Commencement Exercises At Perkins Institution For The Blind

Tickets sold briskly for the Perkins Institution for the Blind commencement at the Boston Theatre on Tuesday at 3 pm. The program includes kindergarten games and songs, physics and physiology demonstrations, musical numbers, and educational gymnastics. Dr. William T. McElveen will speak. One graduate is Elizabeth Robin, a blind deaf pupil who earned a diploma.

Perkins Institution For the Blind Boston Theatre Indergarten William T. McEhlveen Elizabeth Robin

Violet Party at Catholic Union Hall Draws 400

In Catholic Union Hall last evening about 400 persons attended a violet party hosted by former Oxbury schoolmates. The event featured whist in the early hours and a dance program of twelve numbers led by Misses Mary Ambrose, Mary Barry, Katharine Brown, and others, with dancing continuing after.

Catholic Union Hall Oxbury Mary A. Ambrose Mary J. Barry Katharine M. Brown Mary E. Casey Elizabeth A. Campbell Norah A. Gill Anastasia M. Kenney Katharine M. McCue Anna G. Murray Margaret BE. Toomey

Bernhardt Special Train Delayed By Car Wreck

In Topeka the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific reports a wreck involving trucks on a car of Sarah Bernhardt and company near Mankato, delaying the special train 2 hours 20 minutes. No lives were lost and the group will reach St. Joseph by 8:30 this evening for a performance.

Topeka Kan Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Sarah Bernhardt Mankato The Bernhardt Company St. Joseph

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