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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1907

Page

7

Boston Union Bookbinders Strike Seeks Eight Hour Day

More than 400 members of Local 16 walk out for the eight hour day on government work. District Attorney Mor an urged to prosecute firms defying the law as a mass meeting in Paine Memorial Hall drew 7 000 attendees and saw many firms join the strike. Several Cambridge shops previously open shop agreed to the shorter day, with other Boston and Norwood shops also affected.

John B. Moran Boston Bookbinders’ Union Local 16 Paine Memorial Hall McNamee and Kenney Cambridge Harcourt, McDonald & Sons Burlen, Sanford Boston Leather Binding Dudley & Hodges

Engineers Win Fight In Boston Harbor

A statement from F. G. Wright, chair of the wage scale committee of the Hub Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association, says engineers in the area have their demands granted by all but two lines serving the port of Boston.

F. G. Wright Hub Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association Boston

Engine wrecks house on Chatham branch railroad

The Chatham branch railroad engine ran wild today crashing through the engine house and tearing away the front. Overhead water tank demolished, estimated loss about $500. Trains delayed about one hour.

Chatham Chatham Branch

Narrow escape as engine slides on turntable at Harwich Junction

Three carpenters on a high roof were nearly killed when the New York New Haven Hartford line engine from Harwich Junction ran onto a turntable. The crew escaped as the mogul derailed, with the forward truck buried. The 9 15 Boston passenger train was due at 12 52.

New York, New Haven & Hartford Harwich Junction Boston Gillman Har Sana

Exchange Trust Company Opens in Worthington Building

The Exchange Trust Company, a new Boston bank with a $250 000 capital, opened at 33 State Street. John J. Martin is elected president with John Collamore Hatch and ex-Governor John Q A Brackett as vice presidents and G Wallace Tibbetts as secretary. Directors include Henry N Clark and others from real estate and banking.

Exchange Trust Company Boston Worthington Building State Street John J. Martin Merchants’ Club The John Q. A. Brackett A. Parker Brown F. H. Odiorne & Company Exeter Gag Light Company Henry N. Clark H. N. Clark Company John B. Dore Herbert S. Frost John Collamore Hatch

Roxbury Fire Threatens Building on Ruggles Street

A brisk blaze at 63 Ruggles Street Roxbury started in an unoccupied basement once a cobbler shop. Mr and Mrs Walter Walker woke to heat and smoke, alerting tenants. Two top floor children were rescued. Mrs Walker smelled oil and suspects arson. Loss listed at 190 dollars.

Ruggles Street Roxbury Walter Walker Williams

Moffett cites rebating by other firms in Whiting

Chicago October 1 James A Moffett president of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana testified before the federal grand jury that firms other than Standard Oil had engaged in rebating with railroads at Whiting Indiana He said his public statement charged multiple concerns with the practice and explained the broader scope of the rebating charges.

Chicago James A. Moffett Standard Oil Company of Indiana Federal Grand Jury Standard Oil Company Whiting Ind

De Meyer Reed wedding ties class of 05 members

The marriage of Maud A Reed of Greene Maine to John E De Meyer superintendent of schools for Scituate North Scituate and Duxbury was held at Miss Helen J Sanborns residence Somerville. Rev H P Rankin officiated. Best man Henry F Doe. Maid of honor Mary Thompson. Ushers Meredith G Williams and Charles Pendexter Durrell. After a wedding tour they will reside in Egypt Massachusetts.

Bates College Maine Helen J. Sanborn Broadway Winter Hill Somerville Maud A. Reed Greene, Me John E. de Meyer Scituate North Scituate Duxbury H. P. Rankin Flint Street M. E Henry Franklin Doe Hingham Mary Thompson Portland Meredith G. Williams Arlington Charles Pendexter Durell Egypt Mass

Insurance chiefs summoned to face indictments in New York

Noted officials from major life insurance companies were summoned by District Attorney Jerome to appear before the criminal branch of the New York State Supreme Court to plead to indictments returned by the grand jury.

New York Jerome New York State Supreme Court

Insurance executives summoned in forgery case

Officials named include Charles S. Fairchild and George W. Perkins from major firms, along with John R. Hegeman Frederick A. Burnham George A. Burnham George D. Eldredge Walter Gillette Robert A. Grannis and Thomas D. Jordan. They face multiple indictments for forgery and perjury and are ordered to appear in court next Monday.

Charles S. Fairchild United States Treasury New York Life Insurance Company George W. Perkins J. P. Morgan & Co John R. Hegemand Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Frederick A. Burnham George A. Burnham George D. Eldredge Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company Walter R. Gillette Mutual Life Insurance Company Robert A. Grannis Thomas D. Jordan Equitable Life Assurance Society

Hungry boys at Station 10 seek food and shelter

Charles Palmer, 16, of Skowhegan and Joseph Routhier, 17, of Livermore Falls wandered into Roxbury Station 10 begging for meals. They fled the State School for Boys in Portland after three years there. After a cross state journey ending in Boston they found warmth at the firehouse and will be taken into custody by the State Board of Charities.

Charles Palmer Skowhegan Joseph Routhier Livermore Falls Portland Routhier New Hampshire Saco Sanford Nashua Old Orchard Maine Boston Westford Mass Fessenden State Board of Charities

Roxbury Boy Missing After Leaving Home

Thomas Shea a 15 year old Roxbury resident has not been seen since Sunday. He reportedly left 283 Dacia Street with two other youths and may be in New York after boarding the steamer Harvard. Shea is described as short and stout in a mixed suit with patent leather shoes and a checked cap.

Thomas Shea Dacia Street Roxbury The Post Young Shea Boston New York Harvard Young Shéa

Fire in Harvard Law School Threatens S Tangdell Hall

A basement fire at Harvard Law School’s S Tangdell Hall was discovered by an Italian watchman who alerted authorities. Cause listed as spontaneous combustion. damage estimated at 250 dollars.

Harvard Law School Tangdell Hall

Catholic Total Abstinence Union to Meet in Cambridge

The semi annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Boston archdiocese will be held Sunday October 13 at Aquinas Hall Norfolk Street Cambridgeport. Delegates to the national convention will submit their reports.

Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Archdiocese of Boston Aquinas Hall Norfolk Street Cambridgeport

The Mastery of Fear Explains How to Face Dread

Dr Josiah Marge guides readers on confronting personal fears in The Mastery of Fear a feature noted for Post Magazine next Sunday The piece highlights a quote about dread threatening manhood and suggests practical paths to resistance through courage and discipline.

Josiah Marge Post G. Stanley Hall

Man killed on Charlestown elevated tracks near Thompson and City squares

A unidentified man was ground to death on the Charlestown elevated tracks between Thompson and City squares last night. A foreign language letter found on his clothing bore the name J. Poulsen of Fitchburg 104 Kimball street, suggesting contact but leaving his identity unknown.

Poulsen Kimball Street Fitch Thompson City Squares Charlestown J. Poulsen Fitchburg Main and Monument Streets John Polson Alvah Johnsen Machine Works

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