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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1906

Page

4

Gompers Demands Eight Hour Day for All Workers

Minneapolis reports President Gompers urging an eight hour work day as the goal for all workers. He cites union growth, wage advances, and better conditions, while opposing Chinese laborers and injunctions. He notes Canada and Puerto Rico progress and stresses ballot use and independent union political action.

Minneapolis Minn Gompers American Federation of Labor Our Brotherhood International Canada North American Porto Rico International Typographical Union

Hoar Holds Dorchester Campaign Rallies

A large Dorchester audience at Catholic Union Hall heard John J. Hoar, Democratic candidate for Alderman, pledge district improvements. Speakers included Joseph F. O’Connell and Charles F. M. Malley among others. Hoar outlined his council and legislative record. He planned further district stops at Washington Hall Codman Square Kelliher’s Hall Neponset and Music Hall Field’s Corner with prominent locals due to speak.

Catholic Union Hall River Street Dorchester Lower Mills John J. Hoar Thomas F. Campbell Joseph F. O’connell Charles F. M. Malley William A. McDevitt, Jr Alderman Hennessey John F. Kennedy Joseph T. Walsh John W. Linnehan Hoar

Torchlight Parade for Woods in Ward 19

William H. Woods of Brighton launches a vigorous bid for the Board of Aldermen with a torchlight parade in Ward 19 drawing over 1000 supporters. He will lead in his car and deliver speeches along the route while highlighting past charitable acts and pledges to serve the poor and treat all voters equally.

William H. Woods Brighton Board of Aldermen Woods General Court

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Mail Trial

Letters claim Pyramid Pile Cure eases soreness and swelling from piles with accompanying pills. Readers are urged to request a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Company and later buy a 50 cent box.

Seattle C. Crowley 9Th Ave Wash Pyramid Drug Company Pyramid Building Marshall, Mich

Kirwin vows fight to end political activity by city officials

Alderman Kirwin grilled the adjournment of a city board meeting in Waltham and pledged to pursue a drive against officials taking part in campaigns. He introduced a motion to curb political participation and claimed a voting irregularity occurred before adjournment. He left with his books and hat as the dispute continued.

Waltham Kirwin

Chandler and Floyd Mee in New Hampshire politics

In a Parker House meeting ex Senator William E. Chandler of New Hampshire and Governor candidate Charles M. Floyd met. Floyd denied any political significance and said no discussion of defeating him occurred.

Parker House United States New Hampshire Charles M. Floyd Lincoln Chandler Floyd Post Legistate

G A R Veteran William Armstrong Dies at Post Inspection

Peabody reports William R. Armstrong 63 a Civil War veteran and officer of the day collapsed and died during the annual Union Post 50 G. A. R. inspection.

Nervura Health Remedy Promoted For Overworked Women

Working Girls and workers in stores, factories, offices, and homes are urged to take Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy for strength and vitality. The ad claims the medicine is safe, effective, and backed by a physician who offers free consultation at 34 Temple Place.

Dr. Greene Greene

Frats May Melrose School Hurdle Secret Societies

Melrose School Board members present vigorous resolutions condemning secret fraternal societies in public schools. The investigating committee led by Edwin S. Small, Mrs Isabel Stantial and Mrs Holden cited caste distinctions and defiance of authority as harms and urged barring members from entering the high school. Membership described as based on appearance and wealth.

Melrose Melrose School Board Eewin S. Small Isabel Stantial Holden

New Bedford Mayor Denies Raid Rumor Officials Call Story False

Mayor Thompson denounces a Boston paper claim that he was caught in a raid as false and politically motivated. Reverend H A Ridgeway and a ministers' committee deny knowledge of any raid.

New Bedford Thompson Boston H.A. Ridgeway Pleasant Street M. E Ministers’ Union

Miss Draughn Gets No Balm Breach Suit Ends in Mistrial

A New York jury announced a disagreement in the breach of promise suit filed by Marian Draughn actress and daughter of the late Judge Thomas Settle against Heinrich Thyssen son and heir of a German iron magnate.

London Marian Draughn Thomas Settle United States Circuit Court of Southern Florida Heinrich Thyssen Dusseidor Germany

Overtime Bill Campaign Spending Revealed in Oaths

District Attorney John B. Moran sworn to accounts in fibirery return for governor bid. Alonzo Moran justice of the peace witnessed. John J. MecMannion of Lowell says $100 paid to beat Horton H. Hilton on overtime bill. Senator Elmer A. Stevens admits $125 spent amid re election bid. Several other expense returns noted.

John B. Moran Fibirery Moran Alonzo Moran John J. MecMannion Lowell Horton H. Hilton Elmer A. Stevens Somerville

47 Roasted to Death in Indiana Railroad Wreck

A passenger train in two sections collided with a freight near Babcock Indiana. Forty seven deaths occurred, forty five burned, with many injured and relatives gathering at Chicago depots. Relief trains aided the wounded.

Indiana Babcock Ind Burk M. Moste Woodville Chicago Valparaiso Russia Baltimore & Ohio Road Anna Chyza Warsaw Chyza

Emerson Shoes Offer Style and Comfort in Quality Footwear

Advertises EMERSON footwear highlighting style and comfort. Lists store locations at Wash St corner Water Court St corner Hanover, 185 Summer Street, and Dewey Square. Cites wide selection and brand appeal.

Emerson Wash, St., Cor Court St Cor Hanover Dewey Square

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Panama Canal A. F. of L China O’connell Shonts Congress Senate House Messrs Mayer, Haywood and Pettibone Steunenberg Idaho Johnson Federation Credential Committee Executive Committee Morrison Frank Morrison John G. Lennon Everlasting Hills Politics Kerwin Chandler and Floyd Mee A. R Melrose School Miss Draughn Uneeda Biscuit National Biscuit Company
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