Life guards save four men after fishing trip mishap
Four Beverly men Arthur Carlberg Frank Pearson John Lundin and Olof Johnson were rescued by the Magnolia life saving crew after their dory leaked near Kettle Island. They had sailed from Beverly to Gloucester and back when the boat was holed and taking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Kettle Island
Magnolia
Arthur Carlberg
Charles Street
Frank Pearson
Sturtevant Street
John Lundin
Mill Street
Olof Johnson
Gloucester
Columbus Court to Hold Reunion Tonight
Columbus Court M Cc O F will hold a reunion meeting in St Rose Hall Worcester Street tonight at 8 30. High Chief Ranger James Dignam High Vice Chief Ranger Edward N Clancy and Deputy High Chief Ranger Thomas McLaughlin will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Court
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
James Dignam
Edward N. Clancy
Thomas McLaughlin
Diabetic Test Formula Promotes Sugar Reduction Claim
An old diabetic testing formula uses ammonium sulphate copper sulphate and other chemicals to determine sugar levels by color change. The article promotes Fulton’s Diabetic Compound as a life extending remedy, noting liver oxidation and gradual recovery, with Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores as local agents and San Francisco publisher John J. Fulton Co. as supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
John J. Fulton Co
San Francisco
Tuberculosis Fight Tied to Reform and Training
Dr Richard C Cabot urged tougher State Medical Board exams and better medical education to curb tuberculosis He linked the disease to slums poverty alcohol abuse ignorance and overcrowding calling for tenement reform school hygiene and medical inspection as essential defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Board of Registration
Dr. Cabot
Board of Registration
Harvard Council to relocate trophy room to Massachusetts Hall
Harvard Student Council plans to move the crowded trophy room from Harvard Union to Massachusetts Hall once the Widener Library is built. The Harvard Crimson criticizes the current display as a disgrace while athletic teams boast numerous trophies from Yale Princeton Dartmouth Brown and other major rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard Union
Massachusetts Hall
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Brown
Pennsylvania
Harvard Crimson
Widener
Harvard Ward
ONeil Lectures on Catholic Citizenship at Holy Name
The Hon. Joseph H. ONeil president of the Catholic Union of Boston and a prominent banker lectured on Catholic Citizenship before a large audience of Holy Name Society members at St Marys Church Charles Town last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. O'Neil
Catholic Union of Boston
Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
Carmen Street Carmen Union 589 Installs Officers
Fully 5000 members of Boston Street Carmen's Union 589 attended two sessions at the Boston Theatre to install elected officers and hear retiring officer reports and messages from general officers. One hundred women ticket sellers and collectors joined the 8 to 11 p.m. session, while about 3000 union carmen and delegates from Bay State, Boston & Middlesex and Worcester locals attended the 1 p.m. morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Street
Carmen's Union
Boston Theatre
Union
Carmen
Boston Union
Bay State
Boston & Middlesex
Worcester
Labor leaders commend orderly strike victory in Boston meeting
At the opening sessions a telegram from International President William D. Mahon said he could not attend due to arbitration duties in Chicago where 12 000 carmen show interest. General Vice-President Patrick F. Sheehan presided and installed 45 officers. Boston local President Matthew J Higgins led the second session amid an enthusiastic reception. Attendees included James H Vahey attorney, John Kane, James Moriarty, and Edward Broders. Vahey praised the strike as a justifiable victory and urged harmony with employers to serve the public.
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International
William D. Mahon
Chicago
Patrick F. Sheehan
Brockton
Matthew J. Higgins
Boston
James FE. Fahey
Owen P. Moore
William J. Cullinan
Mathias J. Nesdale
Fred Fay
William French
Lynn
Alexander Smyth
Reading
P Sheehan
James H. Vahey
Joan O'Brien
Springfield
John H. Reardon
Worcester
International Executive Board
James T. Moriarty
Boston Central Labor Union
John Kane
Holyoke Union
Edward Broders
Boston’ Cigarmakers’ Union
Aid for Strikers on Canadian Pacific Protest
At a Charlestown meeting of the Brotherhood of Railway Freight Handlers Local 5572 leaders urged cooperation to win recognition for checkers on the Canadian Pacific railroad who are on strike. Speakers included William Evans F Mahony John Mc Ginnis and Charles Russell of Local 17 St John New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railway
Hibernian Hall
Charlestown
William Evans
F. Mahony
John McGinnis
Charles Russell
St. John
N. B
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Labor Notes From City Unions And Meetings
Boston union leaders planned candidacy for a fraternal delegate seat at next year’s British trades congress. Several locals reported meetings in New Haven Worcester and Charlestown with wage talks rule revisions and by law changes. New members were admitted while longshoremen rejected steamship wage proposals.
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Charles JL. Baine
Boston Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
International Organization
A. FF. of L
British Trades Congress
James H. Sheehe
U. A
New Haven
Boston Bartenders’ Union 77
James J. English
Buffalo Nest 1
Orioles
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
U. A. Plumbers, Gas and Steamfitters and Helpers
Harrison Avenue
Boston C. L. A
Executive Board of
Bridge and Draw Tenders’ Union
Teamsters’ Union
Joseph J. Hunt
Michael O'Donnell
Union GS
John J. Fenton
R. J. Lynch
Daniel O'Connell
Charlestown
Nominations Named for Boston Photo Engravers Union Officers
All officers were unanimously nominated for election at the next meeting on Monday December 2. Officers listed include President Edward Didion Vice President Herman Jenness Corresponding and Financial Secretary John F Maguire Sergeant at Arms Peter F Higgins. Maguire begins his fifth year in office. A communication from General President Matthew Woll and General Secretary Swartz thanked members for supporting the new wage scale and working agreement for newspaper members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Photo Engravers’ Union
Edward Didion
Herman Jenness
John F. Maguire
Peter, F. Higgins
Maguire
Matthew Woll
Swartz
National Executive Council
Clerks Hear Of Wage Scale On New Haven Line
Richard G. Stearns, chairman of the general adjustment and arbitration board of the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks, addressed Old Colony lodge clerks on the wage scale and working rules. Clerks expect a conference with New Haven management soon after the engineers’ dispute is settled. arbitration may report Thursday, with clerk petitions likely within two weeks.
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Richard G. Stearns
General Adjustment and Arbitration Board
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
New Haven
Old Colony Lodge of Clerks
New Haven Road
Senate Chaplain Confers Honor On Newsboys Union Officers
The Rev. Dr. Edward A. Horton Senate chaplain and honorary member installed Benjamin H. Robnsh as president of Boston Newsboys Protective Union 9077 and other newly elected officers. Rev. Ernest Si. Meredith addressed the meeting and was made an honorary member.
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Senate
Newsies
Boston Newsboys
Longshoremen Hear General Officers Address Six Boston Unions
General officers of the International Longshoremen's Union spoke to six Boston waterfront unions about conditions facing workers in Boston and across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Longshoremen’s Union
Boston Longshoremen’s Unions
Boston
Water Front
Framingham Youth Dies After Refusing to Speak
Fifteen year old Edward M Kadra died at Framingham Hospital from a back wound after refusing to tell police about the shooting. Chief Edward H Stone said state police may investigate. A 22 caliber rifle was found in the house where Kadra was left alone.
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Framingham
Edward M. Kadra
Framingham Hospital
Edward H. Stone
Ashland
Kadra
Mohan Kadra
Edward
Meetings and memorials mark Greater Boston church events
The Massachusetts Federation of Churches holds its annual meeting at King's Chapel tomorrow with afternoon sessions on country churches and a joint evening session with the Massachusetts Federation. Rev. Alexander Mann and Rev. Charles F. Rica will speak. West Newton parish unions set monthly second Sunday services. A Grace Church Salem memorial window for Bishop Brooks was unveiled. Zion’s Liberty Carnival runs 14 nights at A M E Zion Church Columbus Avenue. Park Street Church hosts the Evangelical Alliance public meeting with Prof Henry Kedder speaking. Open Congress on Efficiency by the Sunday School Superintendents Union meets at the Word building.
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Massachusetts Federation of Churches
King’s Chapel
Federation of Churches of Greater Boston
Massachusetts Federation
Alexander Mann
D. D
Charles F. Rica
Grace Episcopal Church
Salem
Lawrence
Phillips Brooks
The
Evangelical Alliance of Greater Boston
Park Street Church
Henry C. Kedder
Crozier Theological Seminary
the Sunday School Superintendents’ Union of Boston and Vicinity
Word Building
Rhode Island Won’t Fill Utter Vacancy
Providence R I Nov 10 There will be no special election to fill the second district vacancy caused by the death of former Governor George H Utter of Westerly Governor Pothier says the state should not spend money on a special election since it would not change party representation and the current session is near its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Utter
Westerly
Pothier
Congress
Boston
Doan
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Chas. G. Rothfuchs
Harvard Medical School
Sun
Richard C. Cabot
South Congregational Church
Harvard Student Council
O’neil
Labor News
Sheehan
Vahey
Canadian Pacific
LABOR
Paris
Meridian Streets
Maria Maritello
Havre Street
THOST
Engravers
Boy
Greater Boston
West Newton
Rhode Island
Keene, N. H
Court Street Congregational
Library Bureau
L. B
L. B. Unit
Federal Street
Mass
Fort Hill
United States
Canada
Great Britain
France
Bremen
Vincent Leone
Bremen St
Dean
High Street
FE. Schoepflin
Metropolitan St
Ameory Terrace
Mindoro Street
Melvin Parsons
Mindoro St
East Third Street
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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