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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1908

Page

8

Market Review and Outlook After Taft Victory Rally

The article notes markets failed to follow expected post election patterns as long stock liquidations were met with robust buying from the public and foreign traders. It highlights steel and ore movements, renewed mill activity, and large contracts shaping a bullish mood that could push prices higher before any major retreat.

London Paris Mr. Taft Taft Pittsburg Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad The Steel Corporation Lakes Bessemer Newcastle Atlantic Furnace Republic Iron and Steel Company American Bridge Company Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ambridge American Sheet and Tin Plate Company Sabraton W. Va Pressed Steel Car Company South & Western Railroad Carnegie Steel Company Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company Northern Pacific Harriman Lines

Living Wage Discussed by Boston Women’s Union League

The Boston Women’s Trade Union League met at 724 Washington Street to debate a living wage for women workers. Thomas M. Nolan urged public conscience and practical steps to ensure fair pay, criticizing low wages and hours in mills and shops.

Boston Women's Trade Union League Washington Street Thomas M. Nolan Boston Typographical Union 138

Labor notes on Boston unions and ball election events

Labor unions across Boston report activities including the 23d annual ball of the Labor Notes assembly in Charlestown, new officers for the Boston Ladies Garment Workers Union, a talk by John J. Hynes to Bottlers and Drivers, wage talks for street department drivers, and various union meetings and endorsements. The scene covers wage adjustments, memberships, and forthcoming elections in December with multiple local unions named.

Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Assembly, R. of L Roughan Hall Charlestown Michael O’toole Transatlantic Steamship Clerks’ Assembly Robert P. McCann Boston Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Executive Board Green Street Wiseberg Union Gitlin Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers Hannan Water Works Employees’ Union Ben Franklin Assembly K. of L J. Frank O’hare Printing Pressmen’s Union Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers Chelsea Street John Cunningham Boston Longshoremen’s Provident Union Packers’ Protective Union Hanover Street O'Connell Assembly L. Longshoremen Longshoremen’s Trade Council J. B. Hammell Bay State Division Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers John E. Baldwin Board of Aldermen Sanitary and Teamsters’ Union Dennis D. Driscoll State Branch A. S. of L

Railway Clerks May Combine Organizations

BT R G Stearns announced two clerks unions formed since the last Old Colony Lodge 143 meeting. A G Kegler reported a new Boston & Maine clerks local. B H Reynolds noted efforts to amalgamate the Order of Railroad Clerks with the brotherhood and a referendum will decide the plan. Co M Bailey explained local discontent with the international board.

R. G. Stearns General Adjustment Board New Haven Railroad System Old Colony Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks A. G. Kegler Boston & Maine Clerks B. H. Reynolds Order of Railroad Clerks Portland Co. M. Bailey Grand Executive Board

Boston and Albany Bowling Ball Shines in City League

Dan Lydon bowls a slow ball that pauses for refreshments, earning the nickname Boston and Albany while delivering strong execution. Jim Kiley joins the City league and competes with Somerset as Chelsea’s city league scene grows without a local alley.

Dan Lydon Boston & Albany Jim Kiley Somerset Chelsea

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