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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1905

Page

11

Harrington Review Delegated to Five Member Committee

The Boston School Board moved to form a five person committee Sheehan Falvey Kenny Drum and Brett to review charges against Walter L Harrington master at Washington School The panel will report at a special meeting next Tuesday at 7 80 p m The board aired rival committee reports and heard sharp accusations about Harringtons veracity and conduct from multiple speakers.

Boston School Board Harrington Messrs Sheehan Falvey Kenny Drum Brett Walter L. Harrington Washington School Ryan Grafton Cushing Third Division Committee Harvard College Lawrence Scientific School

Vessels At T Wharf Return With Ice Storms And Fish Totals

Seventeen fishing ships docked at T Wharf reporting a thin ice coating on forward rigging from wintry weather. They landed 404,800 pounds of mainly haddock 114,200 cod 47,000 hake 103,000 pollock 119,500 and cusk 11,000. Prices ranged from 4 cents for haddock to 14 cents for pollock per pound. Vessel names and cargo figures are listed, with multiple boats carrying various cod hake pollock and other fish. Names include F J O Hara Rose Standish M D Brundage Priscilla Bertha M Bailey Sadie M Nunan Susan and Mary Rita A Viator Gertrude Yankee Richard A Nunan Quonapowitt Helen B Thomas among others noted. THE LANDSMAN.

T Wharf Haddock Pollock F. J. O’hara Rose Standish M. D. Brundage Priscilla Alate Anal Bertha M. Bailey Cata CIA Ee Bertha F. Miller Sadie M. Nunan Susan and Mary Rita A. Viator Gertrude Wirids H. G. Martin Emily Cooney Yankee Richard A. Nunan Quonapowitt Helen B. Thomas the Landsman

Shipping News Tiny Almanac of Arrivals and Departures

Arrived November 15 includes steamers Bohemian McCallum Marquette Koranna St Croix Thompson St John Nickerson H M Whitney Governor Dingley City of Bangor Glooscap Fram Dykesteen Grace A Martin Fillmore Mitchell St Leon Sargent Hercules Mingo and others. Cleared steamers Canadian and Admiral Farragut sailed. Sylvania Tabasco Prince George City of Augusta Savannah Kershaw Trojan Whitney Eugenie Nellie and more listed with routes and towing barges.

Bohemian McCallum Liverpool Marquette Johnston Antwerp Koranna Java Delaware St. Croix Thompson St. John N. B Eastport Portland Ontario Nickerson Baltimore Norfolk H. M. Whitney Howe New York City of Ober Gloucester Glooscap Spicer Charleston Fram Dykesteen Savannah Grace A. Martin Harding Fillmore Mitchell Bangor St. Leon Sargent Machias Hercules Mingo Beverly Wesley A. Gove Lynn Swatara Sabbich Newburyport Canadian Admiral Farragut Port Antonio Jam Wind Northwest Sylvania Tabasco Rotterdam Prince George Yarmouth N. Y City of Augusta Kershaw Trojan Philadelphia James Whitney Eugenie Millbridge Merriam Nellie Saugus Mass Jesse W. Starr Leader John Proctor

Duncan Attacks Miners Union and Immigration Policy

James Duncan of Quincy addresses the American Federation of Labor in Pittsburg urging action against the Western Federation of Miners for misused funds and criticizing Congress while praising Theodore Roosevelt. Delegates from New England back indorsement of the Civic Federation. immigration restrictions loom as a major issue with calls to curb 1,000,000 annual entrants.

Pittsburg Penn James Duncan Quincy American Federation of Labor Duncan Western Federation of Miners A. F United Mine Workers United States Congress Roosevelt Civic Federation New England Frank K. Foster Moffatt British Trades Union Congress Federation Organized Labor Canada Toronto

Navy Yard Wage Scale Discussed by Machinists Group

At a special meeting of Bunker Till Lodge of Machinists in Charles Town workers hear a plan to form a wage board. The board will determine prevailing outside rates for yard work and set the annual wages for all navy yard employees, with heads of major departments composing the panel.

Bunker Till Lodge of Machinists Charlestown Navy Yard Navy Yard Truster P. O. Box Softon W. T. Salter State St Pilgrim Investment CO d&Sc Marden

Labor Notes Reflect Broad Boston Union Activity

Sixty bricklayers quit jobs on eastern avenue Devonshire street and Milk street over a jurisdiction dispute. Various unions planned funds, addresses, and meetings including Bricklayers' Union No. 3, Sign Builders' and Hangers' Union, Carpenters' District Council, Painters' Union, and others. Activities span donations, scholarships, organizing drives, and wage demands for specific trades with events at Wells Memorial building and Boston Central Labor Union sessions.

Eastern Avenue Devonshire Street Milk Street Fred J. Kneeland Painters’ Union Stablemen’s Union Wells Memorial Building Electrical Workers’ Union 104 Whelton Wells Henry Abrahams Cigarmakers’ Union 97 Marble Workers’ Unions Boston Carney Hospital Coopers’ Union Organ Workers’ Union Newsboys’ Union Harvard Painters Union 10 Edward J. Fitzgerald Democratic Councilmanic Frank Parsons National Municipal Ownership League Boston Central Labor Union Salem Chelsea Milford Newton Union 281 Boston Roofers’ Union

Giblin Leans on Dock Petition in East Boston Rally

An enthusiastic crowd gathered at Leyland dock for a noon outdoor rally by Alder man candidate Thomas J. Giblin A Ward 1 2 contender in East Boston. Giblin alleged opponent Michael J. Leary signed the famous dock trust petition and produced a sworn affidavit with the notary E Frederick Stevens. Leary interrupted the event with insults prompting Giblin to widen his attack on Learys record as cheers rose from labor supporters.

Giblin Thomas J. Giblin East Boston Leyland Dock Michael J. Leary E. Frederick Stevens Leary Mr. Giblin

Thirteen Prisoners In Van Breaks Down

Thirteen prisoners were shaken but unharmed when the van carrying them from the Boston Municipal and Superior Criminal Courts to the Charles Street jail broke down at Cambridge and Stanford streets. The front axle failed, releasing the prisoners onto the floor in a confused heap.

Suffolk County Cambridge Stanfford Streets Boston Superior Criminal Courts Charles Street

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