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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1906

Page

10

Labor union protests overwork and low wages in city contracts

The Italian Laborers Excavators and Rockmen Union 11 679 Italian Building Laborers Union 209 and others charge city contractors exceed legal hours pay no prevailing wages and hire non union and non citizens for excavating and labor work. They named Warren Bros Boston Asphalt Coleman O Connell Barbour Fallon Metropolitan and O Connell on sewer and road projects. Committees were formed to meet with Boston officials and city department heads.

Excavators Rockmen’s Union North Street Warren Bros Boston Asphalt Company Coleman Bros O'Connell Company O’connell Company Columbia Road Ledge Barbour Asphalt Company Fallon Company Metropolitan Construction Company Boston Central Labor Union Fitzgerald

Essex Man as Paris Sleuth

Wolf Bishop of Chateau George le Duc shadows a Paris society figure linked to the 12000 dollar missing pearl necklace owned by Mile Demay. Police questioned staff and guests after a weekend party where the necklace vanished, with detectives watching a man of noble Parisian clubs as the case nears a public scandal.

Paris Wolf Bishop Essex Massachusetts Chateau George le-Duc Meaux Raffles France Milo Jeanne Demay Bishop Mile. Demay

Woman Drinks Carbolic Acid in South End Distress

Mrs. Eugene Robinson, 24, of 6 Spear Place South End, drank carbolic acid early yesterday and lies at City Hospital after neighbors heard her moaning and found her writhing in agony. She was removed to hospital promptly.

Eugene Robinson Spear Place South End City Hospital

Dr Savage’s Collapse Reported Complete Crisis Hits Former Parishioners

The Rev Minot J Savage longtime Unity Church pastor is described as mentally and physically collapsed, requiring placement in a sanitarium. Reports state he grew worse after resigning in New York and travels with wife Mrs Savage to California and New York private sanitarium. Friends say there is little hope for recovery.

Minot J. Savage Church of the Unity West Newton Street Savage Church of the Messiah New York New York State Hr. Hi. Rogers Standard Oil Company Dr. Savage West California

Unveiling of Bela Pratt Bust at Mt Vernon Church

A large crowd gathers as a Bela Pratt bust of Dr Samuel Herrick, longtime Mt Vernon Church pastor, is unveiled at the Beacon Street church. Rev Albert Parker Fitch preaches a memorial sermon. A special collection nets 20000 with 17000 for mortgage payment and 3000 for an endowment fund. Evening services draw many as the pastor speaks on God s Compensations for Lonely People.

DR. Herrick MT. Vernon Church Bela Pratt Samuel Herrick Beacon Street Massachusetts Avenue Albert Parker Fitch Herrick Mt. Vernon

Mrs. Sage Declares Intent to Give Mainly to Individuals

In Cedarhurst the widow of Russell Sage outlined plans to distribute the bulk of her fortune directly to individuals rather than institutions. She opposes endowments and says she will aid the worthy poor without aiding beggars, aiming to support young churches and needy people through personal grants.

New York Russell Sage Mrs. Sage Cedarhurst

Funeral Services for Frederick R. Rogers in Somerville

Funeral services for Frederick R. Rogers a prominent Somerville businessman were held yesterday at his home 3 Wesley Park conducted by Rev A C Mullin of St Josephs Church The A O U W service followed by Monticello Lodge Charlestown and the Elks burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.

Frederick R. Rogers Somerville Wesley Park A. C. Mullin St. Joseph's Church Monticello Lodge Charlestown the Elks Holy Cross Cemetery Malden

Electric Car Tragedy In Huntington Ave Amputates Man

A South Boston Cambridge electric car struck 40 year old James Walsh on Huntington avenue last evening. Walsh of 52 Tyler street suffered a mangled right leg and underwent amputation at City Hospital to save his life. He was crossing the street when hit.

Ilis Huntington Avenue James Walsh Tyler Street City Hospital Mr. Walsh

Aged Violinist Entertains in Roxbury

A Tremont Street party honored Miss Struhl engagement to Harry Rahlin of Vernon Hall, the great grandfather aged 105 entertained guests with a violin performance at the event.

Portland Clergyman Attacks Mrs Stevens Motives in Public

The Rev. Henry T. Skillings of Portland condemned Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, national president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, at a Williams Hall gathering. He alleged she opposes temperance to protect her position, citing his Prohibition ties and past sheriff candidacies. He pledged to focus on saving church voting members of the city.

Portland Henry T. Skillings Williams Hall Arcana Lodeg of Good Templars Movement For Temperance Skillings Pearson Prohibition Party Prohibition

Giant United Theatres Combine Aims to Dominate US Stage

Chicago reports a planned 850 theatre alliance spanning New York to San Francisco and Portland to New Orleans. Leading interests include Klaw & Erlanger Frohmans Hayman Nixon & Seymore Rich & Harris and the Orpheum Circuit. Estimated corporate value exceeds 50 million dollars with capital stock envisioned between 50 million and 190 million.

Chicago United States New York San Francisco Portland New Orleans Klaw & Erlanger Daniel Frohman Charles Frohman al Hayman Nixon & Seymore Rich & Harris Orpheum Circuit Illinois

Cuban Liberal Party Split Shifts Cuban Leadership

Havana report details a serious division within the Liberal party with radicals accusing Alfredo Zayas of being too pro American and even favoring annexation. Jose Miguel Gomez emerges as a presidential candidate backed by many Liberals once loyal to Zayas, while leaders like Albert, Pino Guerra, and Julian Betancourt remain undecided. Delgado’s influence in Havana and Santiago is noted. A Saturday night Delgado rally preceded a large Zayas faction parade and mass meeting.

Havana Liberal Party Alfredo Zayas United States Jose Miguel Gomez Zayas Gomez Juan Gualberto Gomez Santiago Marita Delgado Albert Pino Guerra Julian Betancourt Delgado

King Haakon in England Visit of Norwegian Royal Family

The royal yacht Victoria and Albert carrying King Haakon of Norway Queen Maud and Crown Prince Olaf anchored at Spithead. They will be guests of King Edward and Queen Alexandra at Windsor Castle during their England stay.

Portsmouth Victoria and Albert King Haakon of Norway Queen Maud Crown Prince Olaf Spithead King Haakon King Edward Queen Alexandra Windsor Castle England

Fist Fight Preceded Haley Sleeper Suit

A 100000 attachment by Fred Haley against Alden Sleeper in a high society Back Bay case stems from alleged alienation of Haley's wife. The couple's circle, once close, broke after a Back Bay apartment altercation, private detectives tracked the pair, and Haley, shaken, seeks legal action and possibly divorce.

Haley Back Bay Society Society North Shore Back Bay Fred Haley King's Beach Alden B. Sleeper Swampscott Sleeper Salem Mrs. Haley Haleys Back Bay, Where the Husband Hurried When ‘Tipped Off” By His Agents. Mrs. Haley Beacon Street King’s Beach

Erie Firemen Vote On General Strike Threat

Locomotive firemen on the Erie system between New York and Chicago vote on a possible general strike. If two thirds of 2000 Brotherhood members approve, the line could be paralyzed this week as replacements are scarce. Grand Master Hanrahan says he will not veto if the union chooses to strike. Erie officials say talks proceed normally with no strike stance.

New York Erie Here Chicago Brotherhood John J. Hanrahan Firemen’s Brotherhood Erle Hanrahan Engineers’ Brotherhood

France Faces Declining Births in 1905 Crisis

Paris reports 1905 births at 807 292, down 10 9387 from 1904. Despite a slight rise in marriages, France shows reluctance to large families. The National Association urges recognizing couples with more than three children as deserving public gratitude and protection.

Paris France National Association

Miss Evans Delayed Marriage Solemnized in Roxbury

The wedding of Miss Helen Evans daughter of Police Captain Evans and James Brien chief machinist aboard the battleship New Jersey was held at St Johns Church Roxbury P A Smith officiated The ceremony was postponed due to Navy orders and Brien sailed to Cuban waters A reception followed at 1 Maywood Street Roxbury Attendants were Miss Helen Holland Best man Bernard Price.

Helen Evans Evans Station 7 James Brien United States New Jersey St. John's Church Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury Father Smith United States Navy Department Brien Cuban Miss Evans Helen Holland Bernard Price Maywood Street

Death of Prominent Somerville Woman

The death of Mrs. Mary F. Regan at 69 Mt. Vernon street Somerville on Saturday saddened Catholic circles she served as a chief operator at Haymarket exchange and was active in St Josephs guild holding secretary post she married Timothy Regan of Charlestown about a year ago born in Somerville to Sarah and the late Hugh Gill

Mary F. Regan Mt. Vernon Street Somerville Sarah Hugh Gill St. Joseph’s Haymarket Telephone Exchange Timothy Regan Charlestown St. Joseph’s Guild

Meara Replies to Mayor on Boy Riders Policy

Police Commissioner O Meara challenged Mayor Fitzgerald s stance on restricting boys riding on street vehicles. He urged the Board of Aldermen to amend the regulation to require permission of drivers, warning that inaction would blame officials, parents, and drivers for injuries and property damage.

O'Meara Fitzgerald Boston Board of Aldermen

Boer raiders harass Cape farmers and traders

Reports from Upington say Ferreira and followers threaten farmers 30 miles north of Upington with armed natives. Sir Thomas Fuller in London downplays the raid as robbery. Pretoria captain calls Ferreira a robber and dismisses Boer uprising rumors as moonshine.

Cape Town Upington Orange River Ferreira Pretoria Smith

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