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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

6

Mayor Hibbard Pledges Pension Support at Knights of Labor Event

Mayor Hibbard addressed the 29th anniversary of the District Assembly K of L at Vine Street Church Roxbury urging a state old age pension for Commonwealth employees. He pledged to press the Legislature if the governor’s commission recommends it, citing benefit to Boston and the state. Powderly and several Aldermen attended as 300 spectators cheered.

Hibbard the Knights of Labor Vine Street Roxbury Commonwealth Boston Fire and Police Department Terence V. Powderly Parker Cotton Baldwin Terrence VY Powderly National Labor and Commerce Commission Washington Roosevelt

Smoke and Fire Paralyze Woburn Roads and Streets

Dense smoke blanketed Woburn overnight with flames burning feet below the peat. Officials waited for daylight to tackle the fire while streets became impassable and motorists abandoned autos. Newton and Arlington Heights also faced heavy smoke and a forest blaze later quashed.

Woburn P. A. Caulfield Waltham Nicholas Corner Joseph Kinney Woburn Fish Company Lowell Street Newton Arlington Heights

Roosevelt Letter Attacks Gompers Bryan Labor Pledges

President Roosevelt assails Samuel Gompers and the Bryan labor pledge, arguing anti injunction measures would harm labor and the public. He cites court protections for workers and questions Bryan's stance, urging clarifications from Bryan and Taft on labor policy and legal remedies.

White House Senator Knox Bryan Organized Labor Gompers Bryant Department of Justice Supreme Court Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Mr. Gompers Mr. Bryan Chicago Congress Mitchell United Mine -Workers of America Labor Federal Equity Central Association of Building Trades of New York Edward J. Gavegan Gavegan Messrs. Bryan Poth America Messrs

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