Leather workers organize a union in mass meeting
Men and women employed in leather goods held a mass meeting at 724 Washington Street. They organized Leather Workers Union 18 and drew up demands for uniform wages and recognition to be presented to employers next week. General Organizer Frank H. McCarthy of the American Federation of Labor attended with a charter from the USL to the new local.
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Frank H. McCarthy
American Federation of Labor
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Leather Workers’ Union 18
Free Trial of Gauss Combined Treatment for Catarrh
Advertisement promises a free trial of a Combined Treatment for catarrh and related nasal issues. It asks readers to sign and mail a coupon to receive a prepaid trial with information on prevention and relief, with no money or promises required. The offer emphasizes quick relief and root-cure claims and invites response to prove effectiveness.
New Discovery Promises Cure for Nerve Diseases at Home
A Buffalo ad promotes the Mulhall Treatment claiming to cure neuralgia neuritis sciatica rheumatism and related nervous disorders without habit forming drugs. It promises relief whether the illness is acute or chronic and invites readers to write for a free trial at Room 110 B corner Allen and North Pearl Streets Buffalo New York.
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Mulhall Co
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Buffalo
N. Y
Olive Tablets marketed as liver and digestion aid
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural liver stimulant to relieve indigestion and stomach upset. It claims improved digestion, better appetite, and energy with a vegetable formula sold for 0c and 5c per box by The Olive Tablet Company Columbus.
Varicose Vein Relief Ad Promises Quick Results
An advertisement urges readers to buy Moona's Jimorala O11 from a druggist to shrink swollen veins. It claims noticeable improvement in days and a return to normal size with regular use, and mentions Mocone's Emerald O1 as a physician and hospital used treatment.
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Moona
Moone Em Om
Rochester
Vienna on torpedoing of Ancona
American Ambassador Penfield forwarded an official statement from Vienna denying that the Italian steamship Ancona was shelled after stopping. The document, identical to Vienna's earlier admiralty release, says the vessel fled at full speed after a warning shot and rejects Italian claims of shelling lifeboats and swimmers.
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Washington
Penfield
State Department
Foreign Office
Department
Vienna
Berlin
State Department seeks Austria-Hungary inquiry on submarine incident
Secretary Lansing says official information supports a probe into Austria-Hungary's conduct in a submarine incident involving the steamer Ancona. The Vienna reply accuses the escaping vessel of fleeing before surrendering, notes panic among passengers, and asserts the submarine fired only after warning and the crew endangered others.
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State Department
Austria-Hungary
Foreign Office
Penfield
Vienna Foreign Office
Ancona
O'Shaunessy and Curley Praise Knights of Columbus Ideals
Congressman George F. O Shaunessy of Providence told the Dorchester Knights of Columbus banquet at City Club that their ideals foster loyalty and do not lessen respect for the flag. Mayor Curley praised Boston councils and spoke of a Knights of Columbus building in Fenway planned for completion in six months. The Sunday Post Magazine previews The Celluloid Hero.
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Dorchester
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Sale of Yale and Harvard Ships Moves to Pacific Coast
Testimony in New York federal trial shows the transfer to the Pacific coast of the steamers Yale and Harvard to reduce competition with New York New Haven Hartford Railroad lines. Captain H W Goodall, president of Pacific Navigation Company, testified.
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Harvard
Yale
Metropolitan Steamship Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
H. W. Goodall
Pacific Navigation Company
New Haven Officials Tied to Transit and Trolley Deals
Testimony details negotiations leading to transfers of four freight boats to a Metropolitan Steamship Company of Maine and a 1912 withdrawal from a private agreement with Boston banker Winsor over a Boston Providence electric line. The record shows co operation promises in legislative matters and attempts to block trolley expansion, with directors approving purchases of Springfield Street and Northampton lines.
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Robert Winsor
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Winsor
Worcester
Mass
Kidder-Peabody
Springfield Street Railway Company
Northampton
Berkshire System
Massachusetts
Charles F. Choate
Getchell Promoted to Lieutenant in Salem Fire Dept Shuffle
Fire Commissioner Grady promoted Heseman George N Getchell from engine 24 to lieutenant and assigned him to engine 20. Coleman E Clougherty moves from engine 20 to ladder 27. Additional transfers include G J Schiedel to ladder 10 and G H Hendrickson to ladder 7. P J Norton shifts to engine 18 and J J ONeil to engine 26 35. Captain A J Caulfield returns from leave to ladder 8 Fort Hill square. Captain M F Silva resumes duties at ladder 12.
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Tie
Coleman E. Clougherty
G. J. Schiedel
G. H. Hendrickson
P. J. Norton
J. J. O'Neil
A. J. Caulfield
Salem
Hyomei advertised remedy for catarrh and cold relief
An advertisement showcases the Hyomei inhaler kit with a bottle of Hyomei, antiseptic gauze, and simple instructions. It promises to end catarrh bronchitis sore throat croup coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists and Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
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Riker-Jaynes
Mme Miura's Butterfly Amazes Boston Opera House
Mme Miura delivered a sensational Butterfly in Puccini's opera at the Boston Opera House last night. The performance drew strong acclaim for the soprano's vocal range and stage presence.
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Mme. Butterfly
Puccini
Boston Opera House
Puccini's Madame Butterfly Triumph At Boston Opera House
Olin Downes notes the most finished and dramatic performance of Puccini's Madame Butterfly at the Boston Opera House. Tamaki Miura starred for the first Boston appearance with strong support from a refined ensemble led by conductor Adolph Jacchia, followed by Pavlova's Snowflakes ballet.
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Mme. Butterfly
Boston Opera House
Mme. Pavlova
Tschaikowsky
Mme. Tamaki Miura
Butterfly
Boston
Adolph Jacchia
Miura Delivers Transcendent Butterfly Performance in Opera Debut
The reviewer lauds Mme. Miura for a masterful portrayal of Butterfly, noting Japanese nuance in gesture and spirit. Her elegant movement, poised carriage, and controlled singing elevate the entire cast, with nine or ten recalls after act one and strong audience enthusiasm.
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Mme. Miura
Butterfly
Yamadori
Mene
Miura
Miura Sings Infinities Of Nuance In Opera Performance
A critic lauds Mme Miura for a restrained yet richly colored vocal range and masterful breath control. Jacchia’s conducting earns praise for balancing orchestra and voices while other performers like Riccardo Martin and Miss Severoni are noted for their strengths, with minor quibbles about the chorus and some high notes.
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Mme
Miura
Mme, Miura
Jacchia
Opera Performance Earns Lasting Praise
A critique lauds the next performance for better acoustical adjustment and declares the memory of the current opera a lasting pleasure, deeming it worthy of the highest traditions of the lyric stage.
Hoppe and Yamada Win in Handicap 18.2 Balk Line Billiards
Willie Hoppe and Koji Yamada won their matches in New York for the handicap 18.2 balk line billiards event. Hoppe, the scratchman, defeated George Slosson 500 to 45 with a 314 16 average while Slosson posted 211 16. Hoppe’s best run was and Slosson’s 14 points.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Koji Yamada
Hoppe
George Slosson
Slosson
Opera Week Schedule at Boston Opera House Features Pavlova
Evening programs begin 8 PM with Dumb Girl of Portici at Pavlova's guest, then Carmen Pagliacci and Madama Butterfly repeats. Week includes Love of Three Kings and Snow Flakes with Ballet Russe. Tickets range 1 to 5 dollars, seating at Steinert's 162 Boylston Street.
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Portict
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