Hot shot fired by Chelsea aldermen
Chelsea aldermen clashed during a meeting over a reconsideration of an order directing a coal committee report. Alderman Williams cited a prize fight as causing data delays while Alderman Young labeled the committee a pest and political tool, withRobinson defending his colleague and both sides trading sharp accusations.
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Chelsea
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Alderman Cornell
Coal Committee
Alderman Young
Robinson
Williams
Young
White
St Michael's Society Ends Festival with Fireworks in Boston
A large crowd celebrated St Michael's Society four day festival in North End Boston with a spectacular fireworks display over North End park and a nationalistic band program. The society plans a Bijou Theatre program tonight with plays The Life of St Michael and The Hero in Prison and a large cast led by Miss A Zuccara and Messrs Bagnulo Celata Giglio De Cristofaro De Napoli Nagzaro.
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North End Park
North End
St.Michael
St. Michael’s Society
North Square
Boston
St.Michael’s Society
Bijou
St. Michael
A.zuccara
F. de Napoli
Messrs
M. Bagnulo
M. Celata
M. Giglio
G. de Cristofaro
A. de Napoli
O. Nagzaro
G. Bagnulo
Albany Welcomes Boston Ancients on City Visit
Albany N Y October 32 a grand welcome greeted the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. They were met by the National Guard at the station and escorted to City Hall where Mayor Gaus granted the freedom of Albany. They will tour the Capitol and GE works at Schenectady before a banquet at the Ten Eyck tonight with Governor Higgins present.
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Albany
N. Y
National Guard
Gaus
Ten Eyck
Waltham Band
Albany Band
Albany Club
Albany Association of National Guard
Higgins
Capitol
General Electric Works
Schenectady
Ten Huck
Captain Morse
William Barnes, Jr
Albany Journal
United States
New York
State of New York
Artillery Company
Boston
Mass
City of
Charles H. Gaus
McKinley
Is Whelton to Be Lomasney's Candidate in Boston
The piece portrays Acting Mayor Daniel A. Whelton amid city politics tied to Lomasney and the Hendricks Club. It questions salary plans and motives, suggesting Whelton aims to run citywide with reform aims while resisting graft and spoils.
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Whelton
Lomasney
Dan
Hendricks Club
Daniel A. Whelton
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Boston mayoral race heats up with key frictions
Friends and allies circle Joseph H. ONeil James Donovan John Sullivan and John Fitzgerald as city politics swirl. ONeil and Donovan depart town amid talks of coalition while Sullivan’s backers push for a defined fight with Fitzgerald vowing to stay regardless of organization support or desertions.
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Joseph H. O’neil
Democratic
O'Neil
James Donovan
John A. Sullivan
John Mack
New York
Boston
Sullivan
John F. Fitzgerald
Lomasney
Guardian of Chinatown Becomes Benedict in Roxbury Marriage
Patrolman John J. HanrAhan of Station 4, nicknamed guardian of Chinatown, married Mary J. Carney of Roxbury yesterday at All Saints Church Roxbury with Rev. officiating.
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Chinatown
John J. HanrAhan
Station 4
Mary J. Carney
Roxbury
All Saints’Church
Bissonnette
Guardian’ of
Carnatown
St Pauls Opens After Resumed Services With Bishop Jaggar
Bishop Jaggar opened St Pauls Church on Tremont Street with a call for a strong people’s church and a brotherhood at the doors. He announced weekday preaching services like Lent and noted restored pews for regulars while strangers find seats, especially in afternoon services.
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St. Andrew's Brotherhood
Jaggar
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
St. Paul's
Actress Dorothy Morton Faces Bankruptcy Debts in Court
Dorothy Morton testifies before Justice Leventritt on a $686.86 judgment owed to Hotel Rossmore. She claims hard luck and notes she earned $300 last week, $600 previously, and denies diamonds or current earnings, with her husband disputing a contract name. She leaves with her husband after the session.
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New York
Dorothy Morton
Dorothy McCarthy
Conger
Miss Morton
Lactated Food Praised By Mother For Healthier Baby
A letter from Mrs. John W. Forden describes starting Lactated Food at two months and a ten month old baby thriving with no illnesses beyond teething. She claims mothers milk can be poisonous and that artificial substitutes weaken digestion, urging others to stop experimenting and trust Lactated Food as the safest baby food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
R. I
John W. Forden
Decadence of Crime in Boston Courts Report
Boston police court records show a drop in prosecutions from 30 381 to 27 698 amid fewer violence cases and drunkenness, with Chief Watts claiming criminals have fled the city and that thefts are amateur acts. He insists Boston is free from crime and his force has driven crooks out.
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Boston
Watts
Courtesy on the Boston Trolley Ends with Gift Offer
In Maverick and Scollay squares the writer describes crowded cars and exhausted riders as workers, women, and men struggle for seats. A brief moment of courtesy appears when two men give up seats, and the narrator finally accepts a seat from a stranger as a $100 courtesy award is announced for Wednesday by the Post's Courtesy Commissioner.
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Maverick Square
Post
Scollay Square
Boston
Brown University Head Urges Strong Labor Unions
President William H. P. Faunce of Brown University called for strong labor unions, arguing they are more responsible and able to fund better counsel and keep pledges. He spoke last night on the importance of robust unions for workers and employers alike.
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William H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Prince Studio
New York
Tremont Temple
Labor Movement discussed by Faunce and Tobin at Tremont Temple
President Faunce and John T. Tobin of the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union led a Boston Baptist Social Union talk on the Labor Movement at Tremont Temple. Faunce urged harmony of corporations and labor unions, condemning intimidation by some unions and praising steady employment and fair wages. Tobin acknowledged crimes by some unions but defended their moral standards and calls for charitable treatment of unions.
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Faunce
John T. Tobin
Boot. and
Shoe Workers’ Union
Boston Baptist Social Union
Tremont Temple
Labor Movement
Church
John F. Tobin
Carpenters Win Wage Increase For Boston Men
About six thousand union carpenters in Greater Boston faced a 28 cent daily raise per Arbitrator Judge Wentworth. Sixty workers whose employers refused the raise were mostly outside Boston. six mill hands and 54 shop hands were affected. Master Carpenters' Association and 240 independent employers approved the scale, with several firms named. Some independent mill owners will decide today. Union locals report broad acceptance with minimal friction.
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Greater Boston
Wentworth
Boston
Master Carpenters’ Association
A. Dickie
Bristol Street
J. F. Paul
Albany Street
New England Sheet Metal Workers Rally For Unionization
P J Downey of Kansas City leads a campaign to organize New England sheet metal workers with 20 unions in the district. A general organizer will stay a month to prep for a spring wage demand and an eight hour day. Boston currently pays $8 for eight hours, Washington and New York pay $4 60, and eleven district unions back the move.
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Sheet Metal Workers of
New England
P. J. Downey
Kansas City
Sheet Metal Workers’ International Union
Boston
Washington
D. C
New York
International Executive Board
Kneeland for Alderman A Labor Endorsed Candidacy
Fred J Kneeland announced as a wage workers candidate for the Boston Board of Aldermen by a Kneeland club formed from local unions The Wells Memorial Hall meeting backed organized labor representation and named William F McCarthy as chair with a campaign committee planned The next meeting is set for Wednesday Oct 18 at Wells Memorial building
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Fred J. Kneeland
Board of Aldermen
Kneeland Club
Wells Memorial Hall
Organized Labor
Kneeland
Organized Workers of Boston
William F. McCarthy
Painters’ Union 11
Arthur W. Clarke
Central Labor Union
John T. Cashman
Boston Building Trades Council
Charles E. O'Donnell
J. F. Toomey
Barbers’ Union
M. J. Carlin
Metal Workers’ Union
J. Frank O’hare
Printing Pressmen’s Union
Wells Memorial Building
Labor Notes from Boston Unions Report Local Activity
Jacob Goldstein elected business agent of Custom Tailors Union 228. Boston Central era executive board to meet. Grocery and Provision Clerks Union to hold annual ball Jan. 7. Barbers Union to meet tonight at 995 Washington St. Michael J. Roche elected delegate to State LF convention. Cloth Hat and Cap Makers union to pay strike benefits to 12 locked out crafts. Waiters Union 80 calls special meeting Thursday at 4 pm 1160 Washington St. Steamfitters Union 22 reports out-of-town work for first class men at $4 daily. Bricklayers Union 3 reports 25 men leaving Boston for work elsewhere. urges half-day Saturdays for all Boston bricklayers.
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Jacob Goldstein
Custom Tailors’ Union
Boston’ Central Era
Barbers’ Union
Washington Street
Michael J. Roche
A. F. of L
Cloth Hat and Cap Makers’ Union
Tischler & Feinstein
Union 80
John J. Brophy
Steamfitters
Union 22
Boston
Driscoll
Bricklayers’ Union 3
Curran Loses $2000 Suit Against Saloonists
Judge Burke in the Municipal Court awarded a verdict for Henry Huber and other saloonkeepers after John Curran sued for $2000 damages claiming assault and battery. The case centered on Curran being beaten and ejected from a saloon amid disputes over lunch etiquette.
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Burke
John Curran
Henry Huber
Curran
Huber
Your Thirty Feet of Bowels
An ad explains constipation caused by weak bowel muscles and promotes Cascarets as the cure. It compares natural digestion to a 12 hour peristaltic process and warns against harsh physic laxatives. The Sterling Remedy Co. markets Cascarets in a pocket box for ten cents with a free sample booklet.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
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Ferst
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Charles Reagan
Delia
T. ‘Connell
John Flemming
Frederick Vincent
Cedar Street
Hanrahan
ST. Paul’s
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Wells & Richardson Co
Burlington, Vermont
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Melrose
Ruth E. Kendall
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