Biggest Labor Day Parade In Boston Gathers 20000
Readout describes Boston Labor Day parade from Copley Square at 10 am with 20000 wage earners expected. Unions long absent, including printers and bartenders, join in three divisions led by Central Labor Union and Knights of Labor, with Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald reviewing. Parade order lists numerous bands, unions, and floats along a fixed route to Adams Square.
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Boston
Central Labor Union Division
Building Trades Section
Co. L. I
District Assembly
Knights of Labor
Copley Square
Guild
State House
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Adams Square
Building Trades’ Council
Boylston
Arlington
Newbury
Berkeley
Dover
Washington
Eliot
Park Square
Charles
Beacon
School
Boardman
John T. Cashman
Council
Brushed Scales from Face Healed After Six Months
A patient suffered powder-like scales on the face that worsened despite six months of treatment from physicians. Reports say the condition could have left a lasting mark, but the face recovered without blemish.
Cuticura Remedies Sell As Eczema Cure
A Camden New Jersey woman testifies in 1905 that Cuticura Ointment Soap and Resolvent cleared thick eczema after years of doctors. She used the products as directed, noting scales brushed away and her face becoming clear, urging others to try Cuticura.
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Emma White
Cherrier Place
Camden
N. J
Sheridan Transport Run Aground Off Barber's Point
The Sheridan lies aground at Barber's Point Hawaii with 125 passengers and 50 soldiers aboard. Captain Peabody assumes responsibility, saying the vessel was in too close. Despite damage fears the ship’s watertight compartments and double bottom suggest limited danger. Fearless sails to assist.
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Sheridan
Peabody
Honolulu
Fearless
Washington
Barber’s Point
Island of Oahu
Hawaii
Manila
Nagaski
Frank J. Marrow
Cuban Rebels Grow More Active Amid Intervention Talks
American residents seek legation protection while Sleeper urges filing complaints in local courts. Rumors of Sept. 15 actions loom as Havana Protestant missionaries warn of wide insurgent reach. editorial urges Cuban unity to avert US intervention. Surrenders trickle in. Havana stress remains calm but foreign registrants rise.
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Government of
Cuba
Sleeper
Havana
United States
la D'scusion
Republic
Opening gunning season starts on the coast tonight
Sportsmen from Buzzard s Bay to Assawampsett and Plympton prepare for opening gunning season on black duck native duck and teal. Foxes raccoons and small game are discussed with local clubs and hunters planning hunts and new members. Protecti on rules for quail partridge rabbits hares and squirrels extend to Oct 1.
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Buzzard's Bay
Assawampsett Fox Club
Plympton Fox Club
Jesse W. Leonard
Girls Strike Ends-Untimed Hope For Pay Rise
Rumford Falls Me Aug 31 Official word suggests the 250 workers at Continental Paper Bag Co mill may settle their second wage dispute this week. The strike began after yesterday’s walkout over pay, following a prior two day idle period and a recent wage schedule increase that failed to meet expectations.
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Rumford Falls
Continental Paper Bag Company
Young Russians Taught Rapidly at Civic Service House
A Post reporter visits a summer class at the Civic Service House on Salem street where twenty young Russian Jewish students, ages 16 to 20, study English and prepare for September 13 entrance exams. They attend three 90 minute sessions weekly with Professor Bernard Pehr and show rapid progress despite recent arrival in America.
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Civic Service House
Salem Street
Post
Bernard Pehr
Melrose Aldermen Meet for Election Officers and Juror Draw
Special meeting of Melrose Board of Aldermen called by Mayor Charles J. Barton for Tuesday evening to consider appointing election officers drawing jurors designating caucus polling places locating poles for the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company and taking the Hoitman estate for Metropolitan Park boulevard.
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Melrose
Board of Aldermen
Charles J. Barton
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hoitman
Metropo
Americans In Cuba Seek Protection From Rebels
Americans in Cuba press the U S legation for protection amid raids by rebels. Mercedita Sugar Estate in Santa Clara province reports horses seized and tools destroyed despite American flag displays. Other American farmers in Pinar del Rio suffer as insurgents loot horses and payment comes in valueless notes.
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Havana
United States
Constancia Sugar Company
Sleeper
Mercedita Sugar Estate Company
Santa Clara Province
Senor Longa
Mercedita
Longa
Pinar del Rio
The Photo With Hypnotic Eyes
Tomorrow's Post Magazine presents The Photo With Hypnotic Eyes and The Vanishing of Irene Wallack as part of the Thinking Machine mystery series. The items showcase intertwined tales of suspense and intrigue with sharp plotting and evocative era ambiance.
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Irene Wallack
Boston Newport Labor Day Excursion by Rail and Boat
Boston to Newport special express train via New Haven Hartford with round trip price one dollar. Six hours to visit Newport attractions with additional Nantasket Beach Paragon Park events. Steamers from Rowe's Wharf depart hourly and half hourly for the beach with a moonlight return boat to Boston later.
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Boston
Newport
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Nantasket Beach
Paragon Park
Rowe's Wharf
Trip Reminder to Plymouth on Old Colony Steamer
Two weeks remain to take the trip to Plymouth aboard the Old Colony steamer of the Nantasket line. The boat leaves Rowe's wharf daily at 10 a.m. for the sail along the south shore to the Pilgrims landing place.
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Plymouth
Old Colony
Rowe's Wharf
Myles Standish to Chase Yachts in Roosevelt Cup Races
The Myles Standish will follow the yachts off Marblehead in the Roosevelt cup races on September 5, 6, 8, 10 and 11. A limited number of tickets will be sold. The vessel will depart Rowe's Wharf to reach the start and tail the racers to the finish.
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Myles Standish
Marblehead
Rowe's Wharf
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