Crack Appears in Front Wall of Old State House
A fissure in the yellow brick front of the Old State House on Washington street drew attention yesterday. The crack runs vertically from the foundation to six or eight feet high, about a half inch wide, on the northerly Washington street facade near the State street corner, with blame laid to a subway.
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Old State House
Washington Street
State Street
Charles F. Read
Bostonian Society
Boston
Transit Commission
The
State House
Washington Street Subway
Arrow
Pastor Praises Unions Before Boston Delegates
The Rev. Charles S. MacFarland, pastor in Norwalk, told Central Labor Union delegates that wage earners are best judges of their needs and urged church focus on present human needs. He cautioned against overzealous non-union behavior and endorsed brotherhood through labor and faith.
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Charles S$. MacFarland
Norwalk
Boston Central Labor Union
Christian Church
John Mitchell
World News Nuggets From Across Cities
Reports from Washington Tangier Tokyo Seoul and Illinois detail diplomacy payments frontier rectifications deaths and police murders. Local items note a dying man in Lorain a hospital death in Milford and band events in Leominster with a church fair and a mis-timed bell at Ramshorn Mills.
Workmen Install Slate Blackboards. Crates Bring Broken Slates
In Oxford yesterday workmen started placing slate blackboards in a new school building but one third of the slates were broken on opening crates. Other notes include a Westboro water break, a local court acquittal in Gardner, Italian community moves in Leominster, and a tort action against the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad over fire damage to trees in Northboro.
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Boston
Hubbardston
Leominster
Seominster City Band
Oxford
Spencer
John Mahar
Boston Statesman
Beals & Green
Water Street
Westboro
Gardner
Clinton DG. Houghton
Westminster Hotel
Charles Fields
Athol
Italy
Rosa Morelli
New York
Tony Castiglioni
Central Street
America
Grafton
Timothy J. Brennan
Marlboro
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Liquor store break in Cambridge ends in arrest
Police nab 21 year old John McDonald of 1145 Green Street after an attempted break in at Thomas J. Boles liquor store on Washington Street. Officers also report rope prank on River Street injuring Mrs. Robert Anderson of 75 Winsor Street.
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Thomas J. Boles
Washington Street
John McDonald
Green Street
Fisher
Cambridge
River Street
Fairmont Street
Robert Anderson
Winsor Street
Caroline A. Harraden
T. Augustus Harraden
Adams
Hammond Street
Oakdale Terrace
Jamaica Plain
Joseph Forristall
Prospect Street
James Forristall
Cambridge Police
Wilno
Phillips Street
Solemn Warning on Antisemitism in London News
The Jewish World warns readers of a tide of antisemitism unseen since the Restoration. The appeal accompanies a fund drive for the Jewish Board of Guardians of London, whose year finances show a deficit.
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London
Head Master and Commissioner Deny Post Charges
Frank V. Thompson and Herbert Carruth rebut Sunday Post statements about a political speech at the High School of Commerce. They insist the Post article distorted events, affirming talks were educational and not political, and defend school accommodations and procedures.
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The
High School of Commerce
Penal Institutions
Herbert S. Carruth
Julia Duff
Sunday Post
Mr. Thompson
Duff
Mr. Carruth
Herbert 8S
Carruth “T
Boston City Club
United States
South America
Boston
C. CC. Ferris
Gilchrist Company
I. H. Tucker
Farley
Carruth
Assembly
Post
High School
Roxbury
Industrial War Jars Ten Commandments at Lynn Meeting
Lynn November 17 at the Friends meeting marked its 230th anniversary with talks on spiritualizing modern society and the iron law of wages. Speakers included Mayor Charles Barney ex Mayor Peter M Neal and Clarence M Case of Moses Brown School.
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MR. Case
Lynn
Friends’ Meeting
Friend and
Silsbee
Charles Barney
Peter M. Neal
Augustine Jones
Mary E. Miars
George W. Owen
First Congregational Church
George C. Herbert
William O. Newhall
Clarence M. Case
Roosevelt
Moses Brown School
Providence
Case
Mayor Barney
New England
Labor union meeting outlines craft support and wage talks
A postnoon meeting at 45 Eliot Street gathered brass workers silver platers and polishers with speakers John P White Boston and John A Langlois district council secretary. Delegates from Boston Blacksmiths Union and other groups attended as committees discussed wage talks and future coordination across unions.
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New England
John P. White
Boston
John A. Langlois
District Council of
Dominick d’Alessandro
American Federation of Labor
Michard Sullivan
Boston Building Laborers’ Union
Edward J. Ryan
James McNally
David Barry
Boston Blacksmiths’ Union 209
Pawtucket
District Assembly
Roughan
Charlestown
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Clerks’ Assembly
Trinity M. E. Church of Charlestown
D. A. Leary
C. F P. Nelson
J. W. King
G. A. Miller
G. A. Anderson
M. T. Hanity
J. Mahoney
A. McClure
James Hill
New South Middlesex Buildings Trades Council
Blaney Memorial Church marks 25th anniversary with sermon on missions
The Blaney Memorial Church of Dorchester Lowell Mills closed a week of reunions and lectures with a sermon by Rev. Lyman B. Swett, who heads the church since 1899. He urged greater missionary work amid immigration and called for the church to act as an organizing force for foreigners. The church began in November 1882 at J. M. Scott’s home with 25 Baptists.
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Broad Street
Blaney Memorial Church
Dorchester
Lowell Mills
Lyman B. Swett
Mr. Swett
Blaney
J. M. Scott
Baldness Caused by Scalp Sores Warning
Advise beware scalp itching as small sores form leading to baldness. Claims baldness can be cured by wetting the scalp with X- Zalia to stop itching and heal sores.
Horses Art and Finance at New York Banquet
Patrick Francis Murphy of Boston New York and London spoke at the horse show banquet. He compared Derby winners, Irish American ties, and coinage with Irish roots, warned of moneyed arrogance, and praised art and horses as universal forces beyond nationality.
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London
Ireland
America
Independent Order of
United States
Sone
Roosevelt
Carnegie Hero Fund
Lfe
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Seoul
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J. E. Campbell
Daniel ¥. Liddy
I. U
Wells Memories
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Cross Street
Yarriage and Cab Drivers’ Union 1
Boston Musicians’ Protective Union 9
F. C. Kingman
T. C. Keleher
International
William G. Dodge
W. C. Downs
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Edward Spring
William Watt
A. I. Coyle
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Dover
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de Sauza Corrie
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Joe Callo
Bakers’ Union 7
Tsid Meewagers
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Sidman Company
Berkeley Street
Rothman
Columbus Avenue
Michael P. Flanagan
Stationary Firemen’s Union
Massachusetts
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General Teamsters’ Union
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Edward J. Byrnes
L. B. Swett
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Washington, D. C
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