Boston Trade Women's League backs Casey differences as temperamental
Labor leaders and the Women's Trade Union League of Boston deny Miss Josephine Casey’s claim they opposed her work as secretary of the Boston league. Casey resigned as Chicago secretary saying a national link with Boston caused her to differ with Boston league principles. Boston members say they were in accord and the disagreements were only temperamental.
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Women's Trade Union League of Boston
Josephine Casey
Boston Women’s Trade Union League
Miss Casey
Chicago Women’s Trade Union
Boston Trade Women’s League
Boston League
Boston Trade Women's League
Irish Singers Plan Concert in Boston Hall
Cumann Canntan the Irish choral society of Boston met in Room 610 Huntington Chambers and set an anniversary concert for Friday Oct 29 in the Catholic Union hall. Choruses include Sons of Ireland Martin The Gypsies Chorus Balfe and Farewell but Whenever Moore Balfe. Committee led by Jeremiah Carroll with officers and many members named. proceeds fund the choir.
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Patrick H. Connell
Jeremiah Donohue
Humphry J. Sullivan
William J. Cassidy
Mollie Bevin
Julia Keohane
Mary T. Downing
Margaret M. Keohane
Katherine Shine
Nellie E. McSweeney
Margaret Kearney
John J. Bates
Charles Verkampen
Jeremiahs. Connors
Edward Tangney
Robert Murphy
Cumann Canntan
College Music at Great Food Fair closes with concerts
The Great Food Fair in Mechanics’ Building ends Saturday at 10 p.m. Harvard and Y M C A Day will feature Belle Yeaton Renfrew’s Bostonia Woman’s Orchestra and a gym exhibition by Y M C A students directed by Professor Roberts. Friday is White House Day and School Day with a large doll show offering multiple cash prizes.
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Mechanics
Harvard
Belle Yeaton Renfrew
Bostonia Woman's Orchestra
Roberts
White House
Exhibition Hall
Record cargo for steamer Winifredian sails with heavy wheat load
The Leyland liner Winifredian under Captain F Shepherd left port for Liverpool carrying 188,873 bushels of wheat equal to about 96 million pounds. One hundred eighty cars conveyed the shipment to the ship side, the largest single consignment by a steamer in five years. Two passengers accompanied the crew, Rev. F. J. Chatter and M. B. Pennell. The vessel will sail to New York next, replacing Cedric in the Mediterranean run, while Virginian will take its local duties.
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Winifredian
F. Shepherd
Liverpool
F. J. Chatter
Andover
M. B. Pennell
Portland
New York
Cedric
Mediterranean
Hotel Keeper Appeals Case in Plymouth Supreme Court
On an exception filed by his attorneys the case against William S Drake hotel keeper growing out of the Chinese picnic at Peddock's Island last July has been carried to the Supreme Court The case against John Irwin was put over to the next sitting of the court.
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Plymouth
William S. Drake
Peddock's Island
Supreme Court
John Irwin
Boston Firm Launches Schooner Frank M. Low
A three masted schooner named Frank M. Low was launched at 9:30 am from H. M. Bean shipyard in Camden Maine. Owned by Rogers and Webb, the vessel is 140 feet long with 34 foot beam and depth of hold 13.6 feet, net tonnage 447 and gross 542, costing $35,000. Captain William Nelson to command. to enter coasting trade within weeks.
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Messrs
William Nelson
Texas oil firms fined and charter canceled in Austin case
Judge Calhoun in US district court ordered Security Oil Company fined 50 dollars daily from July 23, 1903, to November 6, 1907, totaling 75,000 dollars for anti trust violations. The company charter was cancelled and it was enjoined from business in Texas. Navarre Refining Company received a 1,300 dollar penalty, its charter cancelled, and the firm ousted. Guy Collett of Austin appointed receiver for both firms with sale advertising orders to begin December 7.
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Austin
Tex
Calhoun
United States District Court
Security Oil Company
Navarre Refining Company
Guy Collett
Alsop Wins License to Wed Roosevelt Niece
Joseph Wright Alsop of Avon Connecticut obtained a marriage license to wed Corinne Douglas Robinson niece of former President Roosevelt in New York. The ceremony is set for November 4 in New York City.
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New York
Joseph Wright Alsop
Avon, Conn
Corinne Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Reid Torpedo Boat Delivered After Record Trial
The torpedo boat Reid, built at Bath Iron Works Maine, arrived yesterday and was formally delivered to the government. On trial four weeks earlier she reached 81.85 knots an hour for four hours proving she is the fastest American naval vessel.
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Reid
Bath Iron Works
Bath
Electrical Show to Open at Mechanics Building
The Electrical Show opens at the Mechanics' building on Monday November 16 and runs for ten days. Decorations and electrical displays are planned on a scale never before attempted.
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Mechanics’ Building
German Fair Opens at Arbeiter Hall Roxbury
German fair in Roxbury opens at Arbeiter Hall Amory Avenue in aid of the German School Alliance under the German Working men's Association. Last evening booths were presided over by many women including Mrs Bertha Lesch Mrs L Schiefeld Mrs A Kleefeld Mrs Henry Steger Miss M Capaul Miss Anna Zeigler Miss Edith Steinmuller Miss Koller Miss Marie Conza Miss Minna Ackerman Mrs G Meisel Mrs John Wolff Mrs Gruener Mrs George Rauh Mrs Gehring Mrs F Stoltmann Mrs P W Hoffman Mrs G Fischer Mrs Nephut Mrs Regestein Mrs Henning Miss Henning Mrs Schmimpf Miss Marie Schlichting the Misses Stammer Miss A Meyer and Mrs Louise Reusch.
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German School Alliance
German Workingmen's Association
Bertha Lesch
L. Schiefeld
A. Kleefeld
Henry Steger
Anna Zeigler
Edith Steinmuller
Koller
Marie Conza
Minna Ackerman
G. Meisel
T P O'Connor Says Farewell To Boston
I P O Connor M P says goodbye to Boston as he exits the Post after his fourth visit. He expresses sincere thanks for the kindness generosity and cordiality shown to him during his stay.
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T. P. O'Connor
M. P
Boston
Rear Admiral Kidder Dies in Edgartown
Rear Admiral Benjamin Harrison Kidder United States Navy retired and native of Massachusetts died at his Edgartown summer home last night. He retired from service in January 1898 and had since lived in Malden. Born in 1835, he entered the navy in 1861 and was granted the rank of rear admiral on the retired list in 1898.
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Edgartown
Benjamin Harrison Kidder
Malden
Massachusetts
Navy
Miss Estelle Shaw Weds Harry Howell Carter in Lowell
Miss Estelle Shaw daughter of Sheriff Harry E Shaw of Lowell married Harry Howell Carter of Belfast Maine this afternoon in Lowell. The ceremony joined two families seeking a quiet union in a local church setting.
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Lowell
Estelle Shaw
Harry FE. Shaw
Harry Howell Carter
Belfast
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