Labor Fight Ends in AFL Jurisdictional Victory
In Philadelphia on November 19 the International Union of Elevator Constructors won a key AFL vote over the International Association of Machinists. Machinists had sought to merge with elevator constructors to resolve long standing jurisdictional disputes, but the elevator men resisted the amalgamation despite prior convention support.
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Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
International Union of Elevator Constructors
International Association of Machinists
Conference Aims at Amalgamation of Trade Unions
The committee of adjustment reports a resolution to call a conference within nine days to pursue amalgamation. A substitute resolution keeps elevator workers status while seeking union-made materials through agreements. The session, spanning much of the day, saw notable settlement of jurisdictional disputes and ongoing talks to merge Lithographers and Lithographic Press Feeders.
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Committee of Adjustment
The
Rederation
James Duncan
Federation
Machinists and Allied Trades
Executive Council
Committee On Adjustment
American Brotherhood of Cement Workers
International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers Union of America
English Sidelights on the War
The piece notes several high ranking British officers who died since the war began and reflects on the losses to command. It mentions Sir James Grierson and Sir William Edmond Franks lyn, along with Sir Charles W. Douglas and Lord Roberts, and cites naval remarks by Admiral Sir John Hay about Prince Louis of Battenberg amid rumors.
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France
John French
James Grierson
War Office
England
Belgium
Robert Kekewich
William Edmond Franklyn
Lord Kitchener
Bedfordshire
Lord Haldane
Charles W
Douglas
London
Neil Douglas Findlay
Royal Artillery
Charles Fitz- Clarence
Hubert Hamilton
Lord Roberts
British War Office
John Hay
London Times
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Prince Louis
Britannia
Charles Edward Pratt
Boston
William Donaldson
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Roxbury
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charles H. W. Wood
Devon Street
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Hoag
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P. B. Smith
Elizabeth M. Whittick
Elizabeth M. Kohl
William J. Miller
Tremont St
Mass
Births Marriages Deaths Notices From the Poet Column
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Fred B
Annie M. Atwell
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Bowman
Milton
Annie B. (Donovan
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Pleasant St
St. Gregory Janes
Riends
Boylan
Cambridge
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George W. Boylan
West End
Columbia St
St. Mary’s Church
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Brighton
James Coakley
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Market St
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Matthew J
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Mary Connolly
Degan
Sixth St
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Dorchester
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Matthews
Cushing Ave
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Boston
Dorchester Checker Club
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Ast
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Charles Fougere
Maree Girrior
Chelsea St
Church of the Assumption
Chelsea
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McKenzie
Fresh fish receipts and cargoes at the Boston harbor
The fish pier saw large sales with eight ground fishermen including two steamers returning from a mackerel catch. Vessels like Crest and Long Island carried haddock cusk and halibut. prices ranged from 4 to 7 cents per pound. Steamers Colony and Mercian arrived or sailed with freight, while Leyland line ships faced delays and carried wheat apples and provisions. Funeral services were set for Captain Joseph Weldon in Dighton.
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Wee Albert Nunan
Hattie H. Heckman
Joanna
Leyland Line
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England
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Limon
Havana
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William Finch
Queenstown
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Hornes
Shipping News Arrives With Multiple Steamers and Tows
A list of arriving ships and tugs near Halifax Portland New York and Gloucester includes steamers Colonian Chadwick Prince George Mercian and Grecian among others. Vessels travel from Liverpool Port Limon Havana Philadelphia and New York with barges to Portland Newburyport Newport News and Me. plus several tugs and schooners detouring to Salem and Gloucester as part of the transit.
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Olsen
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Lynn
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Submarine reports submerged wreck sighted near New London
The Prairie, flagship of the submarine flotilla, reported by wireless a barge about a foot out of water with one red and one white mast in lat 41.18N long 71.34W. The vessel is deemed a navigation menace.
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Prairie
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Barge R. C. McNeil Sunk Off Penfield Reef
In a northeast gale the barge R. C. McNeil loaded with 500 tons of coal swamped and sank off Penfield Reef. It was the last of six barges consigned to Bridgeport from New York under tug Owen J. McWilliams. Fred Pitcher of South Amboy New Jersey was rescued by another barge.
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Fred Pitcher
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N. J
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