Milford hearing on boot and shoe workers union split
The State branch of the I. L. O. L. disapproves independent unions and backs the Douglas company in honoring contracts. Delegates discuss Brockton secession and hear from leaders of the Brockton locals and the International union. Nominees for federation roles and a 1908 convention site are named. Secretary Driscoll denies Hopedale trips linked to Draper. The special committee report on Lieutenant Governor Draper’s labor record awaited.
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I. of L
Douglas Company
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Committee On Resolutions
Brockton Lasters
International Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Joan F. Tobin
Henry Regan
William H. Watson
Brockton Seceding Masters' Union
John F. Buckley
Brockton Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Elis Jones
Brockton Shoe Work
Friends of the Lasters
Elis W. Jones
Brockton Central Labor Union
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union 111
Brockton
Jones
Boot and Shos Workers’ Union
W. L. Douglas Company
Lasters
Edward Cohen
Boston Cigarmakers
Philip H. Sweet
Poston Coopers
Thomas J. Durnin
Holyoke
Worcester Painters
John J. McLoughlin
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union
Fpid Daley
Cambridge Labor Union
State
Frank K. Fos
Ter
Boston
John ('. Hickey
Boston Brewery
Michael Ib. Collins
Cambridge
Central Labor Union
George Barry
William E. Sproule
Lowell Street Carmen
James R. Crozier
Boston Carriage and Wagnor Workers
T. M. Nolan
Boston Typographical Union
John E. Potts
Boston Carpenters’ Union
Henry Sterling
Lowell and
Driscoll
United Textile Workers
Providence
Dennis D. Driscoll
Hopedale Mills
Eben S. Draper
Draper
Hopedale
Milford
Drapers
Mr. Draper
Euben S. Draper
Emperor Francis Joseph Still Not Better in Vienna
Vienna report on October 15 states the emperor's condition remains not improved though not worsened. Semi official notes suggest cautious optimism as doctors report decreasing catarrh and fever after routine exam at Schoenbrunn Palace.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Schoenbrunn Palace
Verdict in $10,000 alienation suit in Cambridge
A sealed verdict in the alienation suit Alfred and Schoales of Cambridge filed against Harry Welch of Cambridge was returned late last night in Judge Hardy's Middlesex Superior Court section at East Cambridge. It will be opened at 9 30 this morning.
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Alfred & Schoales
Cambridge
Harry YW Welch
Cambride
Y Oclock
Boston Finance Commission Mulls Agenda for Next Meeting
An informal session of the Boston Finance Commission met yesterday to decide topics for discussion at the next regular meeting scheduled for tomorrow morning.
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Boston Finance Commission
Treasury to Loan Jamestown Exposition Funds
The U S Treasury says the loan of 1 000 000 for the Jamestown Exposition will leave the government 739 000 to 200 000 short. It will not take charge of the exposition despite rumors. Cortelyou notes no method to recover funds if government runs the affair. Exposition managers expect about 125 000 more to be repaid at most, likely less, damping future government loans for expositions.
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Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Treasury
Cortelyou
Congress
Wind blows determine tomorrow's executive session subject
Secretary J Wells Farley avoided specifics saying the wind would decide the topic for tomorrow's executive session and public hearings may occur before month end. Samuel Carr and John F Moors plan to attend despite illness while many city officials were summoned to appear before the commission. Michael J Sughrue spent time at the supply department amid changes with Michael J Mitchell having resigned and John B Martin taking charge.
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J. Wells Farley
Commission
Messrs
Samuel Carr
John F. Moors
Gartersnake Bites Woman After Nutting Walk
Mrs Clarence Mumaugh, while out nutting in Columbus Grove Ohio, found a gartersnake hidden in her clothes. It crawled beneath her shirt waist and bit her after she reached home.
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Columbus Grove
Clarence Mumaugh
Women Drink Trend Noted at Fair in England
Reports from a fair highlight a perceived rise in drunkenness among English women and a decline among men. Speeches by Mrs. Britton, Mrs. Stevenson, Miss Caswell, and Mrs. Gleason covered women’s welfare, settlement work, and county organization. Evening plans include a Women’s Suffrage Association program, with Julia Ward Howe reportedly unable to attend. Marine Day and Children’s Day are scheduled, with Charlestown Marines and local officials expected to participate. Braintree schools will close so children can attend.
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England
I. E. Britton
Boston
Katherine L. Stevenson
Massachusetts W. C. T. U
Caroline N. Caswell
Frances E. Willard
Ella R. Gleason
Suffolk County
Newport
U. S. Marine Bend
Charlestown
Col. Wood
William H. Santelmenn
Marine Band
Braintree
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi Rumor
Budapest reports rumors from America about a dispute between Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and her fiancé Count Szechenyi. In aristocratic circles and with the Szechenyi family no credible details emerged to support the claim.
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Budapest
America
Gladys Vanderbilt
Szechhenyi
Szechenyi
Duryea Buys Griffon-Pillowdex Yearling Colt for 10000
Herman Duryea has purchased at private sale from Fred Burley the Griffon-Pillowdex yearling colt for about 10000. The horse, named Out, showed a fast trial at Sheepshead Bay track on Sunday and had been bought by Burley & ONeill at the yearling sales for 760. It is expected to be a leading prize in the yearling market.
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New York
Herman
Duryea
Fred Burley
Sheepshead Bay
Burley & O'Neill
Sweepings Confiscated by Officer on Hanover Street
On Hanover street last Monday Officer John Patterson of Station 1 found sweepings in the gutter. David Cohen testified he helped remove dirt from a house on Hanover street. the officer kept the sweepings in his pockets. The case was called yesterday and Patterson produced about two quarts of sweepings as Cohen was fined.
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Hanover Street
John FT. Patterson
Station 1
David Cohen
Patterson
Cohen
The Vanishing Fleets Promise Enigmatic War Tale
Next Sunday's instalment of The Vanishing Fleets presents Roy Norton’s war story about the mysterious disappearance of the Japanese and British fleets. The piece appears in the Sunday Poet Magazine and hints at dramatic international stakes.
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Roy Norton
Frothingham Declines Candidacy For Republican Mayor Nomination
The Republican city committee and the Good Government Association struggle to select a candidate. Louis Frothingham resists, telling a Post representative he will not be a candidate under any circumstances, casting doubt on his entry to the race.
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Republican City Committee
The
Good Government Association
Louis Frothingham
More Than Hundred Take Out Papers for City Election
Over 100 Republican candidates filed nomination papers at the Republican city committee rooms. Papers from 25 ward committees promise lively contests with names like James Porter Louis M. Clark George Battis and Charles Beatty in play. Democratic filings close Saturday Oct 19 with ward committee races expected in most wards.
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Common Council
Boston
James Porter
Louis M. Clark
George Battis
Charles If. Beatty
Democratic City Committee
Frothingham eyed as possible Republican mayor candidate
City committee discussions last Saturday and ongoing party chatter point to Frothingham as the likely Republican mayoral nominee. He reportedly balks at a second hand offer after being rejected by Police Commissioner O'Meara, yet eyes the lieutenant governorship, with Ex-Mauter Curtis and others backing him. Mayor Fitzgerald denies any declared challenger, and frothingham’s status remains unsettled as party leaders anticipate a clearer decision within days.
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Frothingsham
Groves
Frothingham
O’meara
Leutenant
Mauter Curtis
Leyland's New Pier Opens in Boston Harbor
Leyland Line's Bostonia from Manchester is to dock at the new Leyland terminal in East Boston as the first steamer to use the upgraded pier. The 648 by 200 foot structure offers 114000 square feet of platform, 101000 square feet under cover, fire protection, electric lighting, and a double track for cargo cars, with 85 feet depth at low water to service the largest ships.
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Leyland Line
Bostonia
Manchester
Boston
Former Police Captain James Reynolds Ejected From HQ
Ex police captain James Reynolds, retired for physical debility, was forcibly removed from police headquarters on orders of Commissioner Bingham as he tried to serve a protest alleging illegal retirement.
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New York
James >. Reynolds
Bingham
Officers Go for Suspect in Newton Murder Case
Requisition papers are secured from Governor Guild. Inspector O Halloran of Newton and State Officer Burns will depart for Middleton, Ohio, to surrender Pasquale Colucciello, accused tie to the murder of Luigi Montaba, whose bullet riddled body was found in Ward's woods Newton Centre last May. Colucciello, a Boston Italian, vanished after the body was found and was later captured working as a railroad laborer near Middleton.
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Newton
Colucciello
Boston
Manitoba
Way
Middleton
May identify dead woman in Newport inquiry
Newport Rhode Island October 13 The police chief received a letter signed J Reynolds Brooklyn NY asking whether Frances Gardner, the woman whose body was found on the beach Sunday, had been seen in Newport Medical Examiner Eckroyrd ruled the death an accidental drowning.
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Newport
R. I
J. Reynolds
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frances Gardner
Eckroyrd
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