Economy Ordered by Typos
Boston Typographical Union No 13 will at once implement a system of extraordinary economy in handling printing materials. Rising costs for paper ink type metal metal furniture brass and other printing trade articles due to the European war prompt the campaign to ease producers costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Typographical Union No. 13
Typographical Union Urges Economy Amid War Costs
At a Faneuil Hall gathering the Boston Typographical Union adopted a resolution calling for extraordinary economy in use of printing materials and office equipment to ease war time cost burdens. A five member committee was named to find ways to aid unemployed members, and five new members joined at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Faneuil Halls
Boston Typographical Union
Goetting Elected Vice-President of Labor Republicans
Colonel A M Goetting of Springfield was chosen vice-president for the Massachusetts district by the National Republican Association of Labor Men at a meeting on 15 School street. The group, claiming 250000 national members, credited its work with boosting the Republican win and forecast doubling Southern state Republican votes in future elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Goetting
Springfield
Massachusetts
National Republican Association of Labor Men
School Street
United States
Cnco
Cleveland
Ohio
James Coyne
Overhill St
Hawley
Neering School
Huntington Ave
Establ Public Accountant's
Pittefield
Mass
the Post
Fetcer
Kalos CO
Hamilton
James A. Glass
Cambridge to Give Laborers Vacations and Holidays
Cambridge officials plan a two week vacation and Saturday half holidays for laborers, aiming to fulfill voters wishes. James Burns reported to the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters Union at a city employees banquet. Multiple unions announce meetings and upcoming events across Boston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Good
Boston
James Burns
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters’ Union
Cambridge City
Kiss the Baby First Clash Leads to Knife Attack
Mannie Pretend, 38, was badly cut by Tony Penny, 25, during a christening party dispute over who should kiss the baby. Penny, held on assault with intent to kill and weapons charges, awaits trial. The clash occurred after Penny demanded the honor, drawing a revolver and knife as guests scrambled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mannie Pretend
Wall Street
Tony Penny
Norfolk Street
Mary Pretend
Penny
Tony
Chelsea Man Injured After Motorcycle Collision
Jacob Berger of 345 Everett avenue Chelsea suffered serious spine and scalp injuries when struck by a motorcycle owned and operated by Carl Carlson of 142 Woodworth street Boston yesterday afternoon at the corner of Revere Beach Parkway and Everett avenue Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Berger
Everett Avenue
Chelsea
Carl Carlson
Woodworth Street
Boston
Revere Beach Parkway
Cohen Heads Boston Newsboys Union Officers
The Boston Newsboys protective Union No. 9077 elected officers for the coming year at 30 Hanover street. Hyman J. Cohen was chosen president, with Louis Orenberg and Isaac Isenberg as first and second vice presidents. Other officers named include Thomas Mulkern treasurer Harry Weinberg financial secretary Benjamin Robrish recording secretary Kerry Kreutsch sergeant at arms and an auditing committee and executive board. The group discussed a January 26 ball at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building with Benjamin Waldman named ball committee chairman. A committee was set to plan the installation of officers at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
A. F. of
Hanover Street
Hyman J. Cohen
Cohen
Louis Orenberg
Isaac Isenberg
Benjamin Waldman
Charles Frasca
Benjamin H. Robrish
Boston Waterfront Opens with Large Fresh Fish Fleet
A few vessels reached the fish pier yesterday though most expect a big fleet to moor at the new pier when business opens today, with many off shore ships and heavy trips after a week of rough weather. Foreign liners due include the Leyland line steamship De vonian from Liverpool and the Cambrian from London with cargoes. Calcutta steamers City of Delhi and Kabinga listed for tomorrow. The Kabinga survived Emden overhauls and returns to Calcutta with crews of sunk vessels. Sagamore and East Point from Liverpool and New Sweden from Swedish ports are set for Wednesday, while Thursday brings Arable from Liverpool with 179 cabin and 198 steerage passengers. Friday expects Ghazee from Japan and China and Etonian from London, with Yeddo from Calcutta due Saturday.
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Boston
Leyland Line
Devonian
Liverpool
Cambrian
London
Calcutta
City of
Delhi
Red Sea
Emden
Sagamore
East Point
Sweden
Swedish
White Star
Arable
Ghazee
Japan
China
Etonian
Yeddo
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed From Various Ports
Shipping news lists steamers City of Corinth Gordon Calcutta Colombo Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth N 8 City of Macon Dizer Savannah Ontario Bond Norfolk Tuscan Thacher Philadelphia H F Ditmock Crowell Governor Ding Ley Linscott Portland City of Bangor Hawthorne Bath City of Gloucester Linneken Gloucester Mass tugs Astral Salmon New York barges 8 O Co Nos 6 57 123 Bristol Hammond New York Panther Creek Foster Irwin Providence George R Stetson New Bedford Albatross Parks New London H H Kitchener Hanglin Nile Thurston Scituate SAILED steamers America Nor Philadelphia Havana Galveston Baltimore Coastwise Hampton Roads steam lighter Hercules Scituate tugs Plymouth Port Johnson L W No 1 barges 9 11 Paoli Strafford Perth Amboy Newburyport
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City of Corinth
Gordon
Calcutta
Colombo
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
City of Macon
Dizer
Savannah
Ontario
Bond
Norfolk
Tuscan
Thacher
Philadelphia
H. F. Ditmock
Crowell
New York
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Bangor
Hawthorne
Bath
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Mass
Astral
Salmon
O. Co
Bristol
Hammond
Panther Creek
Foster
Elizabethport
N. J
Patience
Chandler
Horace A. Allyn
Irwin
Providence
George R. Stetson
New Bedford
Albatross
Parks
New London
H. H. Kitchener
Hanglin
Port Clyde
Nile
Thurston
Scituate
America
Nor
Havana
Galveston
Altimore
Hampton Roads
Hercules
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Salem
Paoli
Strafford
Perth Amboy
Newburyport
Officer breaks arm testing stairs on patrol
Patrolman Dennis Reagan of Station 11 tested stairs on Edwin street while investigating a back door. The stairs collapsed under the 250 pound test, fracturing his elbow in the fall.
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Dennis
Reagan
Station 11
Edwin Street
Resolutions on Death of Moses M. Reinhertz
The Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association adopted resolutions at a special board meeting held last night in response to the sudden death of Moses M. Reinhertz, a widely known figure among Greater Boston Jewish organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association
Moses M. Reinhertz
Greater
Boston
Probate Action Seeks Administration For JENNI HANLON
In Suffolk Probate Court a petition asks to grant letters of administration on the estate of Jenni Hanlon late of Boston intestate. John E Hanlon is cited to appear December 3 1914 to show cause why administration should not be granted. Public notice to be printed in the Boston Post for three weeks. Robert Grant judge. Arthur W. Dolan Register. Also the Massachusetts Commission on the Taxation of Signs announces a hearing December 4 1914 in Boston to study tax or regulation of advertising signs.
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State St
Boston
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Jenni
Hanlon
John E. Hanlon
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Commission On the
General Court
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Public Service Commission
Tax Commissioner
Attorney-General
Board of Gas and Electric Light Coummisioners
Seneral Place
Frederick J. McLeod
Births Marriages Deaths Notices From The Post
Death notices list numerous Boston area residents with details of their age, dates, funeral arrangements, church services, and burial plans. Names include Bisdee Bonanno Boudwin Brady Brault Chesley Collins Costantino Cullen Doherty Donovan Driscoll Easton Ellis Enwright Farr Feenfy Fiumara Green Grover Guiney Haffer mill Hennessey Keaney Mahoney McCarthy McCauley McLaughlin Meade Merritt Murdock OConnell Phillips Risley Somers Soper Spade Stack Stanney Weston Wyzanski and memorial note for Bridget Burke.
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Roxbury
Elisabeth A
Edward J. Fennessey
Markin
Dudley St
St. Patrick's Church
Weymouth
Fiumara
Mary Frances
Bowes
Pincido Fiumara
Westland Ave
St. Cecilia's Church
Halifax
N. B
Green
Charlestown
Leonard A. Green
Summer St
St. John
Grover
Malden
Mary
Peter FB
David
Feneral
T Watts
Malifax
N. S
Guiney
Boston
Dennis F
Mary Guiney
Timothy Guiney
Boston St
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
St. Monica's Church
Dorchester St
Mahoney
Eugene J
John J
Josephine
Nee Maccrohan) Mahoney
West Seldon St
Mattapan
St. Angelus Church
Blue Hill Ave
Walter
William A
Catherine Mahoney
Dacia Terrace
Brookline
Nev
Ellen T
Denois
Mary Mahoney
Susan Doran
Ackers Ave
St Lawrence's Church
A. m
Marsh
South Boston
William G. Marsh
Washington Post
New York City
Martin
Roslindale
James Martin
West End
Colin F. Grant
Poplar St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Benedict
M'Carthy
Newton
Joseph A
Julia
John McCarthy
Lincoln Rd
Church of Our Lady
O Newton Conneil
C. _ M'CAULEY
James
Jane McCauley
West Ninth St
St. Augustine’s Church
Detroit
M'Laughlin
Henry
Elizabeth McLaughlin
James Bradford
Chestnut St
St. Mary’s of the Assumption
Merrili
Charles J. Merritt
A. Ekland
Fame St
Worcester
Merritt
Catherine
John Merritt
Frank L. Merritt
Princeton
Sacred Heart Church
Murdock
Chelsea
Navy
Charlotte S
John Murdock
Central Congregational Church
O'Connell
Cambridge
Michael
Providence
R. J. Risley
Dorchester
Eugene
Margaret Ritley
St. Peter's Church
Somers
Thomas
Mary A. Somers
Antrim St
Portland
Spade
Beachmont
Mass
William Spade
Woodlawn Chapel
Stack
Hyde Park
Mary E
Catherine Stack
Winslow St
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Stanney
Lillian G. Stanuney
Margaret
Thomas L. McFarland
Columbia Rd
Weston
Samuel M. Weston
Duxbury
Ofebeck
Wyzanski
Lizabeth
Henry Wyzanski
Chapel of Temple Chabel Shalom
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Labor Meeting News
LABOR
Wells Memorial Hall
New Haven
Tinion
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
K. of Es
Longshoremen’s District Council
Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Union Ast2
Roughan Hall
Blacksmiths’ Union
Local 5
Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
Washington Street
John J. Barry
American Federation of Labor
James J. Duffy
Illinois
Coal ‘Teamsters’ Union
Bartenders’ Union
Frm
Boston Union
Nual
Shipping News
Begat Smith’s Law Offices
Bifdee
Somerville
Charles EB. Bisdee
Willow Ave
Bonanno
Orient Heights
John S
Rosa Bonanno
Cossiglia
Theate Dominick Bonanno
Saratoga St
St. Lazarus’ Church
Boudwin
William J
Sarah A. Boudwin
Bagry
Cambridge St
St. Benedict’s Church
Bunker Hill
Brady
Jamaica Plain
Edward J. Brady
Oakview Terrace
Church of Blessed Sacrament
Brault
Philomene
Julius Brault
Cottege St
Orelock
St. Francis de Sales
Chesley
Henry L
Susan Chesley
Bartlett St
Collins
Agnes
Joseph Collins
Eutaw St
Newfoundland
Costantino
Belmont
Concetta
Salvatore Costantino
Trowbridge
St. Joseph's Church
Belmont Cemetery
Cullen
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Edwin Joseph Cullen
Finneral
Clayton St
Watertown
Mt. Auburn
Elatives
Doherty
Bernard A
Margaret Doherty
O'Hare
Crocker St
Highland Ave
St. Catherine's Church
Bunker Hill Connell No
K. of C
Tate
St. Lawrence Court
M.C. O
Easton
Arlington
Martha P
John A. Easton
Norfolk Rd
Nantucket
McGaw
James McGaw
Highland Road
Bridget Burke
Frank Griffin
Welie
Chalmers
Buick
Babcock
Maxwell
Amplex
Phone Brighton
Boston Auto Auction and Sales CO
Inc
Laws of Mass
Commonwealth Avenue Cor
Brighton Avenue
Packard Motor Car Co
Boylston St
Packard
Pierce-Arrow
Nichols
M. J
Ferry St
Everett
Williams CO
Northampton
Whiting
W. BR
W. Berman
Western Ave
Brighton
Spizer
Green St
Hay
Back Bay
Hasex
A. Merrow
Walnut Ave
Tel
Rox
1921
Chas.s.norris
Krakaur
Chas. S. Norris
Tremont St. Conway
Chas
Norris
Tremont
Aeolian
Tremont St
Henry PF. Miller
Pianista
Hazelton Bros
Needham
Ivers & Pond
Braumuller
Kimball
Milton Haynes
Hallet & Dav Haines & Co
McPhail
Vose & Sons
Schaetzer
Schubert
Wm. Bourne & Son
Chas.s.norris Kranich & Bach
Meyer Jonasson
Masonic Temple
GEO
Lincoln Parker
Edison
Victor Victrola
Boylston
Krakauer
Emerson, Ester
Howari
Hall
Huntington Avery
Chickering
Steinway
Berry
Dailey
Moxtmry
Emerson
Miller
Ve pPianos
Felting
Voielig
Post
Paulsen
Cunard
Franconia
Lusitania
Ordina
Queenstown
Mediterranean
Perugia
Great Britain and
Ireland
The
Cunard Steamship Co
State Street
Tel. F. H
Florida
Jacksonville
Atlantic City
Old Point
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Nolk
Baltimore
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co. Co. H. Maynard. Agt
Battery Wharf
Washington St
Georgia
Tennessee
Washington Dt
Sachem
Furness, Withy &C., Ltd
Broad Street
Fort Hill
H. Oscar
Tremont Row
Haymarket
David Banash
SON
C. Bowen
Sudbury At
G. L. Oakes
St. Bill
Norton Ave
Medford Hillside
North ST
S. P. Whitcomb
D. Arthur Brown
Barton
Boston City Hall
State Road
BE. L. Baker
Herbert F. Nelson
Sharon
Moose Hill
H. F. Nelson
Walpole
Falvey Paint
Pearl Street
Leland Farm Agency
Brayley & Knowles
Broadway
Somervile
W. Hodgdon
Pennsylvania Ave
Som
Henry A. Brown
Devonshire St
Albert Ammann
G. G. Spiers
Dorchester Ave
Cor
Park St
Dorchester Theatre
Cunard St
Pitt’s
Windsor
School OF Dancing
Maas
B.B
Prof
Slyb
Tremont ST. Walts
Seinemann
Tremonts
Bay State
Washington «T
Richards’ School of Dancing
Huntington Chambers
Tel. B. B
Devonshire At
Baker & GO
Portland St
M. T. Sheahan
Congress
Stewart Bidg
Wash
D. C
Linsky & Cohen
Savoy St
Guild Row
Meee Sere
New England
Dudley Street Cor
Dudley SQ
Marks &2
Gale
Uncle Sam
North Station
Max Keezer
Ave
Harvard
Rosencranz
Keezer
Columbus Ave
London Finance CO. le
Tremont Street
City Loan CO
Washington &T
Acme Credit i
Federal
Childs & CO
Lic
Sth
Brown Credit Company
5Th Ft
Ain
Adams House
Bedford Loan Co
Itira
Kilby Loan CO
Kilby Y Street
HUB Loan CO
van Dam
Dewey & Co., Inc
Ees Workingmen’s | Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacot St
S. R. Briggs CO
Fowler & Co
Mares & Avery
Schook
C. N. Cole
Wnamara
Taylor’s
Market St. Bes
Aldis Owen Hall
United Cigar
Kirkman
United Certs
Oasis
Hellmar Coqupona
Tremont NT ST
Bromfield
Old South Church
General Stamp Exchange Room
Globe Building
Army OF
collay +a
Wand
D.C
Lockport
Court Square
Smith Building
Tall
Lenox Jewelry CO
L. A. Burack & CO
Bromfield St
Imperial Jewelry CO
Round & CO
Waah
Roy
Lie
Oxford
Courtney
Alberys
FOOTE
North Ave
Kendal Green
Waltham
Iself
Bostston St
Mitch
Peterboro St
Clarendon
Beacon
F. H. Harrington
Beacon St
Indy
Sat
Edward
Cunningham
Knoll St
Hoslindale
Tlos
Saab Sum
U. S
Patter & Potter
Devonshire
Russell St
Glendale
Patte & Potter
Lea and
Elwood Sts
Mason St
Main
New Hampshire
Lhe
Geo. W. Hall
Lowell
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