Bird union letters released by Governor candidate
Charles Sumner Bird, Progressive governor candidate, published two letters from J T Carey, president secretary of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers. The letters address Arthur M. Huddell and praise Bird mills for satisfactory labor conditions, an eight hour workday for nine years, and claim Bird supported labor legislation opposed by rivals.
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Charles Sumner Bird
J. T. Carey
International Brotherhood of Papermakers
Bird
Gardner
Arthur M. Huddell
Building Trades Council
The
Engineers’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
Building ‘Trades Council
International Brotherhood of Pape Makers
Albany
N. Y
Walpole
Hay Carey
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
M. Huddell
Washington Ave
Chelsea
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Tp. Carey
Bird Refutes Attacks With Letters From Labor Officials
An exculpatory exchange is published showing letters from Hay Carey and A M Huddell defending Charles Sumner Bird against attacks by Governor candidate Gardner. The letters discuss Walpole mill conditions, eight hour days, and Bird’s stance on labor legislation and organizing efforts.
Blackmail by Deadly Germs in Chicago Letter
Chemists for the postal service found colonies of germs in a letter sent to extort money from Mrs Frederick Steele of a Chicago suburb. The note claimed 2,000,000 malignant bacilli infected her upon opening and demanded payment for a serum that could cure her. Government chemists detected germ culture traces but could not identify the disease it might convey.
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Chicago
Frederick Steele
Friends of Indians Hold 31st Mohonk Conference in New York
At Mohawk Lake Lakh New York October 21 men who served Indians Filipinos Porto Ricans and Alaska natives gather to exchange ideas and seek new methods. The Lake Mohonk Conference of Friends of the Indians and Other Dependent Peoples marks its 31st year meeting this three day conference opening tomorrow.
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Alaska
Lake Mohonk
Funeral Arrangements for Family Members Announced
The deceased will be buried tomorrow. Dr. John Dixwell of 52 West Cedar Street will bear the funeral expenses. Superintendent F A Lawler is noted in the arrangements.
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John Dixwell
West Cedar Street
F. A. Lawler
Samuel Felton Weds Miss Anne Nelson at Trinity Church
Samuel C Felton of Haverford Penn former Harvard football star married Miss Anne Nelson of Marlboro Street yesterday at noon in Trinity Church. Mrs John Louis Bremer acted as matron of honor with bridesmaids from Boston Milton Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. C Conway Felton served as best man and a long list of Boston New York and Philadelphia ushers attended.
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Trinity Church
Anne Nelson
Marlboro Street
Samuel C. Felton
Haverford
Rpenn
Harvard
John Louis Bremer
Mary G. Bigelow
Katherine L. Putnam
Mary EE. Parkman
Boston
Marian L. Weld
Caroline Leslie Fuller
Milton
Susan P
Ryerson
Eleanor B. Hopkins
Philadelphia
C. Conway Felton
Stephen S. Bigelow
Gordon H. Balch
John Simpkins
Walter Tufts
Richard B. Wigelesworth
Percy JL. Wendell
Jamaica Plain
Henry G. Gardiner
J. Griswold Webb
New York
Darragh A. Park
Pittsburg
John Tenney
Penn
Chase Davis
Cincinnati
League Urges Back Mayor Fitzgerald Backers push renomination choice
Letters to the Citizens' Municipal League nominating committee favor Mayor Fitzgerald for renomination and name James M. Curley of Ward 17 as an efficient successor. The correspondence lists many supporters including James J. Storrow Andrew J. Peters and others urging action.
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James J. Storrow
Andrew J. Peters
John A. Kelcher
Thomas J. Kenny
John R. Murphy
Stephen O'Meara
James P. Magenis
Matthew Hale
John A. Sullivan
Edwin A. Curtis
Curtis Guild
Geodfrey Lehy
Edward C. Mansfield
David A. Ells
Salem D. Charles
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Walter Balantyne
Citizens’ Municipal League
John F. Fitzgerald
James M. Curley
Ward 17
Fitzgerald
Gloucester Fisherman Captain Whit Cleazes Dies at 84
Gloucester Oct 1 Captain Whit Cleazes aged 84 died at his daughter’s home after a long illness. He was the last Gloucester fisherman to ship fish to New York and Boston by sailing boats. He served on the Common Council and Board of Aldermen and was a Tyrian Lodge Mason since May 18, 1869. He is survived by one daughter.
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Gloucester
Whit. Cleazes
New York
Boston
Common Council
Masons
Tyrian Lodge
Patrick Joyce Fleeced on Charlestown Deck
Patrick Joyce of Chicago planned a trip to Ireland but was duped by a courteous stranger on the White Star Line deck in Charlestown. He agreed to guard a $2000 check and loaned $60 during the delay, later reporting the incident to Station 15.
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Patrick Joyce
Chicago
Ireland
White Star Line
Charlestown
Patrick
Boston
Station 15
Bulkeley to appeal Massachusetts bond ruling
Former U S Senator Morgan G Bulkeley announced he will appeal the Massachusetts Public Utilities Board ruling approving a 7 5 million bond issue saying his counsel are authorized to seek review modification or annulment if warranted under the law in the case in Hartford Conn October 2 1910.
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Hartford
Conn
United States
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Massachusetts Public Utilities Board
Oregon to Lead Through Panama Canal Opening
Secretary Daniels announced the historical battleship Oregon will head the international fleet through the Panama Canal when the waterway opens in 1915. President Wilson is likely aboard with the opening ceremony to be planned. Rear Admiral Charles Clark may command Oregon with surviving 1898 officers at duty.
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Washington
Daniels
Oregon
Cape
Panama Canal
Wilson
Charles #. Clark
Former Congressman Sperry Aids Appeal in Massachusetts
Former Congressman Lewis Sperry and Andrew F Bates of the city counsel for the Senator travel to Boston for a Wednesday conference with Massachusetts attorneys. The meeting may decide whether to appeal to the Supreme Court of Massachusetts regarding the commissioners decision. Proxies for over 10 000 New York New Haven Hartford Railroad shares were filed with Bulkeley for the annual meeting in New Haven tomorrow. the insurer of which he is president holds 6000 shares. The proxies were sent to him without solicitation.
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Lewis Sperry
Andrew F. Bates
Boston
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Bulkeley
New Haven
Insurance Company
East Boston Courthouse Nears Completion. South Boston Building Soon
Mayor Fitzgerald announced after meetings with the project teams that the East Boston courthouse and police building will finish within a week while the South Boston municipal building and library are expected to be completed around November 10. Delays were caused by marble quarry strikes.
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Fitzgerald
East Boston
South Boston
Iceman Edward Doherty Drowns at Florseshoe Pond
Edward Doherty a 42 year old Concord Ice Company employee was found drowned in three feet of water five feet from shore at Florseshoe Pond. Police believe he tripped and fell while walking along the shore this morning.
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Concord
N. H
Edward Doherty
Concord Ice Company
Florseshoe Pond
Amateur Theatricals Starry Wedding in Auburndale
Miss Grace E. Hayden of Newton and Lawrence P. Mott of Medford, both active in amateur theatricals, wed last night at the Auburndale Methodist Church. Rev. George S. Butters officiated with matron of honor Wilmer G. Tenney and attendants Bertha Wood Alice Cronin, best man William F. Mott Dartmouth 16, ring bearer Harl F. Mott Somerville, and ushers Sidney Von Loesecke and Wilmer Tenney.
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Grace E. Hayden
Newton
Lawrence P. Mott
Medford
Auburndale Methodist Church
George S. Butters
Wilmer G. Tenney
Arlington
Bertha M. Wood
Roxbury
Alice Cronin
William F. Mott
Dartmouth
Harl F. Mott
Somerville
Sidney von Loesecke
Wilmer Tenney
Manchesters Amoskeag suit seeks 10000 for injured arm
Moritz Wenzel sues Amoskeag Manufacturing claiming improper surgical care after a June 20 injury. He alleges a left arm fracture was not treated by a physician of ordinary skill, resulting in permanent stiffness of arm and hand.
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Manchester
Moritz Wenzel
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Wenzel
Amoskeag
Pencils Ad Claims KOH-I-NOOR Outlasts Ordinary Brands
A prosperous business man endorses KOH-I-NOOR Pencils claiming they outlast six ordinary pencils with 17 variations of lead and Copylug. He invites readers to try a dozen of their favorite leads today.
Custom Boots for Children in Unusual Sizes Offered
An advertisement lists price points of $1.75 to $2.50 for children’s boots and notes custom orders in unusual sizes or styles at a reasonable charge with delivery on the following Saturday after order is placed.
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Children’s
Loggins
Neverslip
Guardian
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Walsh
Myself
Gerdner
Friends OF Indians
Samuel Felton
Samuel
League
Canal
E. Boston
Iceman
Party
New England
Auburndale
Grace EE. Hayden
Louis P. Mott
Melrose
Lynn
Fred J. Johnson
Filene
Filene Flexible Flyer
Vneverslip
Guardian West
Guardian Flexible Boots
Duchess
Filene’s
Atlantic and Pacific
Great Culebra
Pedro Miguel Locks
W. Bayne
Warner
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