Labor's Role in Politics Debated by State AFL Board
The State Branch AFL Exec Board in Wells Memorial plans a statewide consultative process on whether Massachusetts unions should enter politics. It will send questions to 29 central unions, form a two-representative state conference, and publish proposals for all unions to discuss before next July and implement by October.
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State
A. F. of L
Wells Memorial Building
Holyoke
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary P. Fletcher
Rutland
Vermont
Carrie B. Gowen
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Suffolk
Maria Byron
William L. Clark
Robert Grant
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Michael R. Murray
Catherine Murray
Labor Notes Leaders Re-elected and Union Elections Planned
President James J. Freel of the International Stereotypers and Electrotypers' Union is re-elected. Charles A. Summer of Kansas City is elected vice president. August D. Robrahn and P. J. Clancy join the executive board. George W. Williams of Boston re-elected secretary-treasurer. Boston Bartenders' Union 77 nominating officers for fifth term. General convention set for Holyoke in October 1909. Moffett in Boston to study immigration effects on trades. Longshore Provident Union reports harmony and improving business. Packers' Protective Union notes slow but steady growth and upcoming terminations.
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Boston
Allied Printing Trades Council
John Weir
William Hartnett, Jr
John Gallagher
Peter Downey
Teamdrivers’ Union
William J. O'Neil
Teamdrivers’ Council
John J. Fenton
Coal ‘Teamsters’ Union 68
John 8. Mehegan
Market and Commission House
Boston Board of Aldermen
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Frank K. Foster
P. J. McCarthy
K. of
Ben Franklin Assembly
The
Knights of Labor
Washington, D. C
McCarthy
National Organization
Thomas H. Canning
Robertson G. Hunter
Union 209
Excavators
Rockmens
144 North Street
Chelsea
James J. Freel
New York
International Stereotypers and Electrotypers’ Union
Charles A. Summer
Kansas City
August D. Robrahn
Chicago Electrotypers’ Union
P. J. Clancy
Boston Electrotypers’ Union
Robrahn
George W. Williams
Boston Stereotypers’ Union
James J. English
Union 77
Richard W. Garrity
John C. Hickey
Patrick H. Sullivan
John F. Kurwin
Mark A. Kelliher
Patrick J. Connolly
William J. Leary
Thomas Quinn
Boston Building Laborers’ Union 6
International Union
Holyoke
KE. A. Moffett
Bricklayers and Stone Masons
Journal
United States Immigration Commission
Boston W Longshoremen's Provident Union
Counterfeit Five Dollar Bills Out In Circulation
Chief Wilkie of the Secret Service announces detection of a new counterfeit five dollar silver certificate (Indian head) first seen in Providence Rhode Island. The note imitates the 1899 series but shows a cross eyed Indian chief, rough printing, and a deceitful back. A second counterfeit five dollar note, dated 1907, with Jackson portrait, is a poor photograph with altered color and green back, not likely to fool those familiar with real money.
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Washington
Wilkie
Secret Service Today
Providence
R. I
United States
Jackson
Mixed fish landings at T wharf raise supply for morning mart
Yesterday's mild weather and 371000 pounds of fish landed at the pier promise ample stock for the morning sale. Haddock cod hake pollock cusk lemon sole and scrod haddock totals include 68000 115000 82000 88000 2500 1500 and 1400 pounds with vessels such as Spray J Ochimel and George H Lubee among those reporting fares.
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Mart
Spray
Michael Green
Georges
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Ochimel
Geo. H. Lubee
Ea Whorida
Thos. Brundage
Athena
J. O'Hara
Albert W. Black
W. A. Rowe
Valentinus
Oliver F. Killian
Olympia
Rite Ek Viner
John H. Hammond
M. Madaleine
Furness Line
Venango
Leyland
Bohemian
Liverpool
Warren
Sachem
Aldine
Cardigan
Prince Edward Island
Karmoe
Ricey
Montague
Rowe’s Wharf
Sallie Co. Marvil
Southern Lumber
Galveste
Tdfe
T. A. Stuart
Jonesport
H. W. Splane
Splane Brothers
John L. Thompson
Yale
Harvard
James 8. Whitney
B. C. Grove
New York
Old Colony
Boston Merchants Line
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Massachusetts
Bunker Hill
Ser
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings with numerous vessels. Steamers Republic and others arrived with passengers and bananas to United Fruit Co. and various shippers. several tugs tow barges while ships sail from Nantasket Roads and Chatham reports.
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Sealby
Liverpool
Queenstown
White Star Line
Limon
Smith, Poiétt Limon
United Fruit Co
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Moise
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
Ontario
March
Norfolk
Persian
Hart
Philadelphia
Ndses
Old Colony
New York
James S. Whitney
Thompson
City of
Perth Amboy
Bizarre
Blue Bird
Buffet
Western
Lennon
Guttenburg
Liberty
Metacomet
Cadossa
Portland
Teaser
Calhoun
Harrisburg
George RK
Stetson
Newburyport
Monocacy
Taylor
Bangor
F. C. Hersey
Baker
Lynn
Mass
Nellie
Swim
Salem
J. C. Strawbridge
Arey
Apalachicola
Eleanor F. Bartram
Clark
Jacksonville
Fla
Karmoe
Ricey
Montague
Aldine
Schearer
Cardigan
Vera B
Wind
S. W
Bay State
Baroness
Newport News
Shawanese
Bravo
Byssus
Bustle
Newport
Joshua Lovett
Edith
Hackensack
Rondout
Draper
Nantasket Roads
Josie R. Burt
Chatham
Wyoming
Life with the Circus by Peter S McNally
Peter S McNally, longtime press agent for major tents, spoke at the Columbus Club smoker in Dorchester on Life with the Circus detailing his experiences and roles in the industry.
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Peter S. McNally
Columbus Club
Dorchester
Revenue tug Acushnet renews search for missing Edgewater
VAIN SEARCH FOR BARGE VINEYARD HAVEN, Nov. 22. Revenue tug Acushnet, sent to locate the missing barge Edgewater last Thursday, returned to Wood's Hole yesterday without sighting her. The Acushnet sailed again early this morning to continue the search.
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Vineyard Haven
Edgewater
Wood's Hole
Danville Man Claims Hen Lays 240 Eggs in 274 Days
Walter J. Clark of Danville Indiana reports his hen laid 240 eggs over 274 consecutive days and he believes this may be a record for egg laying.
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Danville
Ind
Walter J. Clark
Mr. Clark
Nelson Triumph Disrupted by Stampede at Burnham Saloon
Police and deputies quell a chaotic scene as Light weight Champion Nelson prevents a death grapple between two bull terriers. In Burnham, trustees and armed deputies burst into a saloon, triggering a stampede among 500 spectators and mass exits by foot, carriage, and auto. One man suffers a broken leg amid the chaos.
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Ill
Nelson
Burnham
Samuel Freudenberg
George O. Thurston
William H. Beeching
County of
Suffolk
Boston
Worchester
William A. Garbett
Michigan Avenue
Franklin Park Land and Improvement Co
Mark Stone
Tremont St
Mass
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