Woman Golfer Sold Trophies Amidst Distressful Split
Chicago reports say Mrs. James Vernon Hall wife of Northwestern University professor Johnny Carpenter is seeking legal separation. Gossip says she is selling trophies to support herself and to silence public discussion of marital troubles. Rumors note past golf focus and possible financial strain as factors.
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Chicago
Olfer
James Vernon Hall
Professor Hall
Northwestern University
Johnny” Carpenter
Windy
J. Anne Carpenter
Fair Lady
the Links
Market Review and Outlook on Rates and Stocks
The piece analyzes Amalgamated stock gains after rate changes from 7 to 8 percent and Bank of England discount from 5 to 6 percent. It notes restraint by major holders, calls the 6 percent rate a sign of global money demand, and warns of possible irregular, reactionary market ahead of elections. It cites foreign gold exports, dividend stocks, and weekly mining sales data.
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Bank of England
Amalgamated
Millionaire Ralph W. Newton Dies After Dog Accident
In Great Barrington on Oct 21, Ralph W. Newton of Flushing L I died of heart failure brought on by overexertion while summoning help for his dog Prince who broke a leg on the Sheffield porch. Newton 65, NYSE member, left a widow two daughters Helen and Clara and a son Ralph W. Newton.
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Great Barrington
Ralph W. Newton
Flushing
L. I
Sheffield
Mr. Newton
Prince
Newton
New York Stock Exchange
Helen
Clara
Central Labor Union Elects Huddell President
The Boston Central Labor Union named Huddell as president with a slate of officers including J. Eaton, John F. Kennedy, and George F. Tagen. Delegates endorsed multiple labor actions focused on union conditions and city contracts, citing non citizen and non union labor at low wages. A committee was formed to aid the Allston car workers strike settlement, and a resolution condemned Eben Draper. A Franklin fund building plan was praised for union conditions and a guards against unfair practices. An Excise Board issue was discussed by the Boston Bartenders’ Benevolent and Protective Union executive board.
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Charlestown
Allston
Edward Cohen
D. D. Driscoll
State Branch
A. F
John E. Potts
Carpenters’ Union
Carmen
Eben
Boston Central Labor Union
Franklin Fund
Boston
Vicinity
Henry 8. Pritchett
Franklin’ Union
Boston Bartenders’ Benevolent and Protective Union
Excise Board
John D. O’brien
John J. Quinn
J. J. Gallivan
John J. English
International
Robert A. Callahan
Bartenders Defy Excise Board Registration Order
Boston bartenders refuse to comply with the Excise Board demand for a descriptive bartender registry at police headquarters. The dispute centers on privacy and control over records as workers resist government scrutiny.
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Boston
Excise Board
Notice Special Meeting of the Stock Holders of the
A special meeting of stock holders is announced with agenda to be determined, inviting all holders to attend and participate in decision making at a designated location and time.
Arcadian Copper Company to Hold Special Stockholders Meeting
Notice publicizes a special meeting of Arcadian Copper Company stockholders at the Hudson County National Bank building in Jersey City on November 19, 1906 at 10 a.m. to authorize sale of company property to Quincy Mining Company of Michigan. Transfer books close October 24 and reopen November 20. Director Charles D. Burrage signs.
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Ewersey
Hudson County National Bank
Washington Street
Jersey City
N. J
Arcadian Copper Company
Quincy Mining Company
State of
Michigan
St. Mary's Coper Company
Houghton
Charles D. Burrage
Ann
Ames
Boston
Mass
Dividends Amalgamated Copper Company Declared
The Amalgamated Copper Company at 42 Broadway New York on October 18 1906 declared a dividend of one and one half percent plus an extra percent with transfer closing at 3 pm October 25 1906 and reopening at 10 am November 12 1906. A H Melin secretary and treasurer.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
New York
A. H. Melin
Bartenders Seek Split From Hotel Union to Form International
Boston Bartenders Union 77 started a campaign yesterday to separate from Hotel and Restaurant employees and to create a Bartenders International Union. They claim they are the only fully organized branch of the international and say they bear all costs and responsibilities for their operations.
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Boston Bartenders’ Union
Bartenders’ International Union
International
Labor Notes Show Union Activities and Elections Across Boston
Labor notes report Gold watch sent to former union vice president Michael J. O'Donnell of Chicago. Delegates discussed the Lawrence state convention, with twenty applicants admitted. Quincy's Local 79 to hold a mass meeting in Doble's Hall with leaders from ILWU and AFL. Union actions include wage increases for Boston Coopers' Union 58, endorsements for local candidates, and planning for upcoming conventions.
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Michael J. O’donnell
Chicago
Joseph Hunt
Lawrence
Cement and Asphalt Workers’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
Quincy Engineers
International Union of Steam Engineers
Doble’s Hall
Franklin and
Water Streets
Quincy
Braintree
Weymouth
A. M. Huddell
Frank B. Monaghan
Boston
Robert McVitie
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
International Granite Cutters’ Association
Frank Hibbetts
Central Labor Union of
Alexander C. Smith
Central Labor Union
Norfolk
Henry T. Outing Club
Eee
James J. Doyle
International expenses lack regard from officers
The article notes that expenses of the international body receive little attention from international officers, with almost no consideration given to them. This summary highlights the financial sidelining and its implications for governance.
Balloons Set to Ascend Today in Pittsfield Flight
Pittsfield plans a balloon ascent if weather cooperates, with Centaur and Eagle set for 10 a.m. The Centaur will be piloted by Charles T. Walsh and carry Major Samuel Reber and Captain Charles F. Chandler of the U S Army Signal Corps. The Eagle will carry Leo Stevens and Captain Homer W Hedge.
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J. C. McCoy
Sidney Rosenfeld
Charles F. Chandler
Samuel Reber
Leo Stevens
Courtland F. Bishop
Homer W. Hedge
Augustus Post
E. H. Jones
Centaur
Eagle
Charles T. Walsh
Signal Corps
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War Department
Aero Club of America
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New York
The
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