Union Men ExpectingVictory in Boston Clothing Strike
The Boston clothing trade faces a heated clash between the Boston Clothing Contractors Association and the Boston United Garment Workers Union. The union seeks victory by placing idle workers in other factories at prior wages, with 70 to 80 locked-out men given steady work. Secretaries Felz and Redlaw praise progress, while clergy leader Rev. Vaughan urges resolve as talks continue at Wells Memorial and St Stephens Hall. Felz promises contractors will be unable to hire help unless workers get their rights soon.
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Boston Clothing Contractors’ Association
Boston United Garment Workers’ Unions
United Garment Workers’ Unions
Boston
Felz
Wells Memorial
St. Stephens Hall
C. A. Vaughan
Redlaw
Electric Club Entertains With Botolph Orchestra
A musical entertainment was held at the New England Electric Club rooms at 14 Bosworth street last night. The Botolph Orchestra provided excellent music and many members and friends attended. After the performance a reception was served, and earlier a club directors meeting appointed Mr A C Shaw as secretary pro term.
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New England Electric Club
Bosworth Street
Botolph Orchestra
A.C. Shaw
Republicans Accused of Political Post Office Tactics in Michigan
Daniel J. Campan chairman of Michigan’s Democratic State central committee complains to Theodore Roosevelt about Republican postmasters in Michigan collecting voter data and noting political affiliations. He cites a Pontiac postmaster receiving campaign broadsides and Shaftesbury postmaster discarding Democratic literature. The Civil Service Commission warns that such political canvassing by postmasters violates postal and civil service rules.
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Detroit
Mich
Daniel J. Campan
Democratic State Central Committee of
Michigan
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Republican State Committee
Pontiac
Shaftesbury
Roosevelt
Thero
Bates
Republican Committee
Dickinson
Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
W. R. Bates
George B. Daniels
Witney
Commission
Charles Lyman
Grorce D. Johnston
The Foreign Trade Grievance letter to the Post
A Boston letter to the Post argues the United States suffered a net loss of foreign tonnage since 1860 totaling about 1.6 million tons, with 32 000 seamen and 5 000 officers displaced. The writer questions government handling of private claims and spoliation payments, urging removal of governmental interference with private enterprise.
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Boston
Lego
United States
Eneva
Alabama
Shenandoah
Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets Offer Gentle Liver Aid
The message promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a mild natural laxative and cathartic remedy. It claims the pellets cleanse and regulate the system without weakening it, calling them original Little River Pills and guaranteeing satisfaction with a money back promise. It emphasizes vegetable, harmless composition and low price.
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Dr. Pierce
Dr. Plarc
Remaking the Ritual at Triennial Episcopal Convention
The sixth day opened with morning services at Emmanuel Church conducted by Bishop Phillips Brooks and Rev. P. B. Lightner. Debates followed on prayer book changes including shortening ordination phrasing and adding the Nicene creed, with many resolutions carried or referred.
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Washington
Hart
Huntington
House of Bishops
Browi
Long Island
N. Y
Brazil
Cockrey
Chicago
Unhappy Mr Deacon Arrives in Cannes for Divorce Fight
Edward Parker Deacon reached Cannes with plans to contest his wife Mrs Deacon in a bench trial. He accuses the Abeille family of spending 300 000 francs to sway public opinion and vows to bring witnesses from Switzerland and the Riviera. He reveals a Paris confrontation with his daughter and a determination to keep his children regardless of legal outcomes.
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Cannes
Edward Parker Deacon
Hotel Des Princes
Abeilles
Deacon
Switzerland
Riviera
Malden Rival Roads Hears Petition for Electric Line
Malden hearing held by aldermen on a petition by Stoneham and Boston Street Railway for a single track electric road from Medford line via Highland avenue and Summer Street to Middlesex Street. Proposal would cross Wellington bridge to connect with West End at Sullivan Square. Remonstrants from rival Maiden, Boston, Maiden and Stoneham companies oppose location. Advice taken.
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Mass
Stoneham & Boston Street Railway Company
Medford
Highland Avenue
Summer Street
Middlesex Street
Wellington Bridge
West End
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Arthur H. Wellington
George W. Mansfield
Messrs
Charles Stevens
George F. Butterfield
Boston, Maiden and Stoneham Companies
Maiden
Churchmen in Conclave at Wakefield Conference
A large Wakefield gathering of the Woburn churches drew about 800 delegates today in the Congregational Church. Twenty one churches were represented as clergy and lay members met in this regional conference.
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Wakefield
Woburn
Congregational
Three True Bills Return Against Mercier Ex Premier
The grand jury in Quebec on Oct 11 returned three true bills against former Premier Mercier charging conspiracy in connection with railway subsidies.
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Mercier
Qeebec
Mantell Views on Drama and Realism at Boston Theatre
Bob Mantell discusses the heroic drama and realism in American theatre. He praises authentic storytelling and says America has richer material for romantic drama. Dr. Carver’s performance in The Scout at the Grand Opera House draws large crowds with natural scenes and live rifle work.
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Grand Opera House
Boston
Theatrical Leaders Share Views On Public Taste
A veteran theater impresario reflects on changing public taste and the resilience of romantic drama. He notes prosperity boosts attendance, discusses the appeal of heroic drama, and contrasts American stock companies with European practice amid shifts toward more varied acting. The piece previews performances, benefits, and personalities shaping Boston stages.
Among the Musicians at Chickering Hall Debuts
Cyril Tyler a Detroit boy soprano made his Boston debut at Chickering Hall before a curious audience. His voice and technique impressed, with encores and a final performance of Home Sweet Home. The program also featured Signor De Sartori Miss Belle Botsford Signor Michel Mile Gemma De Cesare with two more concerts planned this season.
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Boston
Master Tyler
Detroit
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Signor de Sartori
Belle Botsford
Signor
Michel Mile
Gemma de Cesare
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
University
Adamowski
Nikisch
Sherwood
Symphony Orchestra of
New York
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Tremont Theatre
Mme. Marchesi
Paris
Laura Burnham
Boston Musical Herald
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Joh
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Camille Saint- Saens
E Guarini
Chickering
S Rownry
Sig. Guarini
Sig. Sartori
Miss Botsford
Muse
Deg Cesare
Mr. van Vleet
Harvey & Co
Tremont Street
Reader tally lists papers and items in Boston
John Charles Frohn of 554 East Eighth Street So Boston reports counting newspaper readers this morning. He lists 57 Posts 39 Heralds and 43 Clothes observed among readers, dated September 30.
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John Charles Frohn
East Eighth St
Boston
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