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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1913

Page

14

Brown Shipsey and Co West End Office

Advertisement notes the firm Brown Shipsey and Co operates a West End office at 123 Pall Mall for the special convenience of travellers providing services or information related to journeys and accommodations.

Pall Mall S. W

Inquiries to the Boston Post Financial Editor

Readers are invited to send inquiries about listed and unlisted New England industrial, public utility, bank and mill stocks and bonds. Answers will be impartial, based on available data, with no market prognosis or assurances. Include full name and address and send to FINANCIAL EDITOR Boston Post Hoxton Mass.

Boston Post New England Post Inquirer Hoxton Mass

Swift Company Investment Opinion and Market Outlook

Swift & Co stock at 106 yields 6.66 percent with $7 annual dividends. Strong track record since 1899 and 1886 organization, but market remains sluggish due to beef industry concerns. Estimated earnings about 12 percent on the stock, with high capital needs and ample quick assets offset by large current liabilities.

Swift & Co Shannon M.D. Providence R. I Buffalo Mines Company of Cobalt Jamaica Plain G. M Ontaro Canada Buffalo Victoria Relow Beachmont Mass Michigan British Columbia Canton British Columbia Copper Company New Dominion Copper Company Frisco Voigt Queen Victoria New Dominion British Columbia Copper West Virginia Greenwood B. C Lone Star Wellington Properties Washington Exchange of Stock

20000 Will Parade in Honor of Labor's Day

A 20000 strong Labor Day parade forms in Copley square and nearby streets at 9 30 am. The route passes Copley square Dartmouth street Columbus avenue Berkeley street Dover street Washington street School street where Mayor Fitzgerald reviews at City Hall Tremont street Boylston street to Park square the marshal staff and many unions march via Harrison avenue Wells Memorial and Copley square.

Copley Square Dartmouth Street Columbus Avenue Berkeley Street Dover Street Washington Street School Street Fitzgerald City Hall Tremont Street Boylston Street Park Square Austin Thales Jeremiah J. Donovan First Building Trades Department Building Trades Division Building Trades Harrison Avenue Foss James T. Moriarty S Second Central Labor Union Horseshoers Carriage, Wagon and Automobile Workers’ Union Wells Memorial Building Boston Boston Post Uncle Sam Steve Carmen's Union Garment Workers’ Union Moving Picture Operators’ Union Julia Ward Howe Horseshoers’ Union Bill Poster

Not to Raise Milk Price in Local Area

Milk dealers say there will be no immediate price change here despite a one cent per quart rise in Springfield and Pittsfield. They warn that the dry summer could force a future increase.

Springfield Pittsfield

Labor Day Activities Across Massachusetts Courtyards and Parades

Labor Day program outlines a morning assembly led by Chief Marshal Fales at Building Trades Council HQ, the parade starting at Copley Square with Foss Works strikers, followed by a noon luncheon hosted by Mayor FitzGerald. The day features numerous union banquets, picnics, field days, reunions, carnivals, and athletic events across towns including South Boston, Newton Lower Falls, Wakefield, Lynn, Norwood, and more.

Fales Building Trades’ Council Copley Square Foss Works Fitzgerald Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Barbers’ Union Barbers’ Hall Suffolk County Locust Street Grounds South Boston Caledonian Grove Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Association Nantasket Newton Lower Falls Pond Street South Braintree Quincy Young Men’s Hebrew Association New Downer Landing Holbrook Athletic Association Holbrook Russell Field Cambridge Wakefield Forty-eighth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Lynn Myopia Hunt Club Fowle Kindred Association Woburn Norwood Press Club Berwick Park Norwood North Attleboro

Labor Meeting News RAILROAD MEN IN BIG MEETING

Faneuil Hall was filled for the first joint gathering of railroad brotherhoods in Boston. Locomotive engineers firemen conductors and trainmen attended from across the state for two sessions at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. The morning meeting focused on organization methods and closer affiliation.

Faneuil Hall Railroad Brotherhoods Boston

Union railroad talks on grade system meet strong opposition

A New Haven railroad management proposal to replace the seniority rule with a graded engineer and fireman system drew vocal denunciations from speakers at a morning session. Notable participants from several unions spoke, and an afternoon session opened to families, emphasizing unity and the value of union support from spouses.

New Haven Railroad Albert Phillips Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen Sacramento Cal G. A. Simes Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen St. Louis F.S. Evans General Adjustment Board New Haven M. W. Brennan

Fixture Fitters to Enforce Scale

Boston Electrical Fixture Fitters and Hangers Union votes to enforce its 1913 wage and schedule starting tomorrow. It seeks a 440 dollar daily wage for a 44 hour week, year round. The union previously set minimums and a Saturday half holiday for four months, with 48 hour weeks the remaining eight months.

Boston Electrical Fixture Fitters and Hangers’ Union

MANY OLD FAVORITES Parade features by Boston Typographical Union

Members of the Boston Post Chapel of the Boston Typographical Union arranged a distinctive parade section this morning. The lineup includes Ames Band, Thomas EF, Hutler, Uncle Sam, Chapel Banner, Masters Perry Topping and Frank Dolan, with Eugene V. Donovan commanding First Division and John F. Hoey as aide. Second Division features Gov. Foss ally Joan T. Chalk and others with "Stealthy Steve" and "8 Matter Pop" tags. Participants wear white caps with black bands and carry pennants bearing B T No 18, each wearing a silk lapel flag.

Massachusetts State Barbers Elect Officers

The Massachusetts State Barbers Association elected officers at its annual convention in Worcester on August 31. Appointed positions include President John F. Hines of Lynn and five vice presidents: Michael J. Bachand Worcester J S Ward Framingham Antonio Ruggio Boston Edward F Quill Worcester Joseph Oakes Gardner. Other officers named were financial secretary William E Doyle Worcester recording secretary Frank Rogers Lynn treasurer George Dodd Webster. The financial committee includes George Oxley Lynn Michael Watson Lawrence and Nathan Knowles New Bedford.

Worcester Massachusetts State Barbers’ Association John F. Hines Lynn Michael J. Bachand J. S. Ward Framingham Antonio Ruggio Boston Edward F. Quill Joseph Oakes Gardner William E .Doyle Frank Rogers George Dodd Webster George Oxley Michael Watson Lawrence Nathan Knowles New Bedford

Purse Presentation to Frank F. Morse for Union Work

Frank F. Morse, chairman of the Bridge and Draw Tenders Union committee on wage scale and legislative matters, received a purse from members in recognition of his year’s efforts. Frank F. Morris and R. F. Moore, state draw tenders, were given pipes for pushing the increase for state workers. Members off duty tomorrow to report at Wells Memorial Hall by 8:50 a m and join the C. L. A. delegates in the parade.

Frank F. Morse Bridge and Draw Frank F. Morris R. F. Moore Wells Memorial Hall

Labor echoes across Boston unions in solidarity plan

Augustus Berlinger of the Brotherhood of New York Tailors spoke in Boston on a new solidarity plan with mutual support on trade matters. Labor events include a National Federation convention at Nahant, a Retail Clerks’ Union leader taking office, and a Boston Bricklayers move to new headquarters. The day closes with talks by Henry Abrams on labor achievements and future paths.

Augustus Berlinger Brotherhood of New York Tailors Boston Boston United Garment Workers's New York Berlinger A. J. Tighe National Federation of State Nahant A. I. of L Fall River L. A State Branch Martin T. Joyce Assis Anawan Hall Frank J. Keiman Dorchester Lafayette Tnd Retail Harison Avenue Building Trades Hall Henry Abrahams Boston Central Labor Union Maverick Church East Boston Organized Labor

Charlton in Court Today in Italy

Porter Charlton, the young American held in Como for the 1910 murder of his wife, will be interrogated tomorrow by Judge Regneni with consul Signor Mellini and interpreter Signor Vitale present. Deputy Camera to assist as defence counsel when the trial begins.

Como Italy Porter Charlton Regneni Charlton Signor Mellini Signor Vitale New York

Rescue at Revere Beach Ends with Recovery for Connor

Morris Gordon, 26, of 146 Shirly Avenue Revere, nearly drowned at Revere Beach yesterday after cramps. Isadore Lesser swam out, located Gordon, and brought him to the surface. Volunteer Life Saving crew helped, then Gordon received medical aid and was assisted home in a weak but improving condition.

Morris Gordon Shirly Avenue Revere Revere Beach Isadore Lesser Lesser Gordon John McLean

Slashed skirts and test of cash in engagement caution

Fragmented advice warns against trust or costly claims before confirming what a suitor has spent. The text urges caution about diamonds and engagements, emphasizing verification before belief.

Sport Page Reader Letters Spark Nagging Questions

A reader asks about a kiss described as expert level and wonders if guidance came from correspondence. The reply hints at romance topics and reader curiosity, reflecting a column’s casual tone and speculation.

Shipping note at Hyannis harbor marks season peak

Groundfish and swordfishermen report strong landings at the wharf with BE. C. Hussey 42000 pounds Good Luck 26000 and Stranger 68000 pounds. Arrivals from Yarmouth St John bring 1232 passengers while Governor Cobb 665 Prince Arthur 428 Boston 330 sail for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Marquette may arrive by this morning. A red spindle marks the edge of the South West Rocks in Hyannis harbor starting Sept. 16.

BE. C. Hussey Yarmouth St. John Governor Cobb Prince Arthur Boston New Brunswick Nova Scotia Red Star Marquette South West Rocks Hyannis Harbor

Shipping News Arrivals and Clearances List Multiple Steamers

Shipping news shows steamers and tugs cleared or saile d including Prince Arthur Kinney Yar mouth Governor Cobb Allan St John Na coochie Diehl Bavannah Ontario Bond Nor folk Quantico Thatcher Philadelphia Bun ker Hill Crowell New York Camden Sawyer Bangor Bay State Strout Gloucester Cape Ann Godfrey etc a long roster of vessels and towing barges with several steamers cleared and others sailed. The list also notes ships North Star Yarmouth Governor Dingley Edison Light and related tugs and barges with Mary Brewer schooner noted.

Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth Cobb Allan St. John Nacoochie Diehl Bavannah Ontario Bond Norfolk Quantico Thatcher Philadelphia Bunker Hill Crowell New York H. F. Dimock Camden Sawyer Bangor Bay State Strout Portland City of Gloucester Limekin Gloucester Cape Ann Godfrey Catawissa Sevier

United States Memorial Unveiled for Vesuvian Victims

In San Guiseppe near Naples a monument honoring victims of the 1906 Vesuvius eruption was unveiled. The memorial, funded by a U S relief drive, reflects enduring friendship between Italy and the United States.

Naples San Guiseppe United States

Esperanto Congress Declines San Francisco 1915 Invite

Berne Aug 3 The International Esperanto Congress declined an invitation to hold the 1915 meeting in San Francisco citing the long journey for Europeans. Paris was chosen for 1914 and Edinburgh for 1916.

U. S. Berne Switzerland San Francisco Paris Edinburgh

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Brown Brothers & CO State St Brown, Shipsey & CO West End Swift & Company Allis Chalmers H. B.J. Worcester Allis Chalmers Company Chalmers Manufacturing Way Harper Transportation Notes The Harper Transportation Company of Boston D. H. B. Amesbury Harper Transportation Company Nova Scotian Shannon Copper Buffalo Mines Winona Copper Winona F. B. Marshfield Lake Superior King Philip Copper Company Victoria Mining Copper First Corps of Cadets Band Austin Fales A. F. of L. Building Trades Department Arthur M. Huddell Aide de Camp G. Harry Dunderdale Newspaper Writers’ Union No Frank H. McCarthy Cigarmakers’ Union Daniel J. MacDonald Allied Printing Trades Council John C. MacDonald Elevator Conductors’ Union No Frank C. Brady Structural Iron Workers’ Union James R. Crozier John J. Fenton Amalgamated Coal Teamsters’ Union Miss Anna T. Bowen William Kobs Bottlers and Drivers’ Union Ignatius McNalty Cement Workers’ Union Abe Olson Insulators and Asbestos Workers’ Union Timothy Sheehan Tar and Gravel Workers’ Union Bart Ryan Tile Layers Hyde Park Harold M. Stanley A. F. of L. Division James H. Sheene Plumbers’ Union Michael J. Young Ironworkers’ Union Thomas Baldwin Art Glass Workers’ Union John Stevens Freestone Cutters’ Union David McCarthy Tile Layers’ Union George G. Barry John Swenson Elevator Constructors’ Union P. J. Griffin U. A. Steamfitters’ Union William Scarberg Coppersmiths’ Union John W. Winfield Sheet Metal Workers’ Union T John C White Asbestos Workers’ Union Humphrey B. Sullivan James Waldron Abe Mason Gas Frank J. Higgins United Housesmiths and Bridgemen’s Union Carter Union Olive Rossi Harding’s Fife and Drum Corps Elevator Constructors’ Union Fred Wood A. A. Steamfitters' Union James ©. Murray Coast Artillery Band United Housesmiths’ and Bridgemen's Union F. J. Ceconi Boston Central Labor Union Division Dennis D. Driscoll John J. Barry Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union Cigarmakers' Union William F. Dempsey Provident Longshoremen's Union Lewis R Sullivan Bartenders’ Union Charles ©. Wood Typographical Union Alexander Ryana Frank Jennings Machinists’ Lodge William J. Cullinane Street Carmen's Union Bridge and Draw Tenders’ Union Michael A. Murphy Stablemen’s Union David Gilman United Garment Workers’ Union Charles Morris Hatters’ Union Edward F. X. McCarthy Mary E. Matthews Telephone Operators’ Union Waltham Watch Co Rand Boston Typographical Union John J. O'Leary Edward A. Boyle George H. Russell Thomas F. Kane Joseph J. Dallas John A. Battis Frank M. Flanagan Henry A. Abbot Bucks Grimes Boston Herald Advertiser Record Regal Shoe Band of Whitman Journal, Transcript, Monitor and Atlantic Chapels Ames Band North Easton Post Wright & Potter Municipal Plant Banker & Tradesman Stewart’s Boston Globe Chapel Strahan’s A. F L. Barbers’ Union George E. Wilson J. J. Dwyer J. F. Donovan C. E. O'Donnell C. H. Mallen John Ogilvie T. F. Powers Women's Trade Union League Candy Makers’ Unions Alma Wiesner Joseph J. Hunt Michael J. O'Donnell Jeremiah F. Driscoll John F. Sullivan Lumber Teamsters and Handlers’ Union Gurley’s Cadet Band Team Drivers’ Union 25 John M. Gillespie Spring Coal Teamsters and Handlers’ Union Cornelius J. Sullivan General Teamsters’ Union 379 International Harry P. Jennings Roxbury Commonwealth Band Boston Street William F. Murray M. J. Higgins M. J. Nesdale Owen Moore W. F. Cullinane Timothy Burns William Fahey William Thompson J. Gallant Thomas Walsh Parky Flynn al, Lynch Martin Costello James Kerrigan William McKeon Nat McLaughlin William Morrisey Daniel Broughton Timothy Harrington William Lynch John Lynch Joseph Collins David Gillis C. W. Fraser F. Westcott John McKenney P. J. Murphy J. Goode E. E. Smith Thomas F. Lucas T. J. S*eNey J. J. Walsh Daniel Watts Daniel Wholly Louis O'Brien William Lally Philip Corbett Abe Cohen George Blaser George T. Young William Bozam Henry Orpen Martin Mulkern Benjamin Boone Louis Strecker Thomas Hughes Central Power House Timothy Furley William Houlihan Thomas Carroll Joseph Shane Edmond Barry Bartlett Street Norman McFarland Dennis Dacey Neal Doherty Switchmen Salt Lake City Moore’s O’brien Malden Elevated Marchand Ladies’ Garment Workers Unions Joint Council Harry Shaines Pressers’ Union H. A. Farber Shirt Waist Makers’ Union Fannie Cohen Cloak and Skirt Makers Samuel Finkelstein Cutters’ Union William Richmond Ladies’ Tailors and Dress Makers Max Ripers Naval Brigade Band Joint Council of Freight Handlers’ Unions John F. Keefe N. Y N. H. & H. Railroad Freight Handlers’ Union 70 Joint Council Boston & Maine Freight Handlers’ Union 90 Michael White Union 70 John Kiley Boston & Albany Union 80 Jeremiah O'Brien Cigar Factory Salem Cadet Band Boston Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union No. 229 Charles Holmes Thomas J. Beasley M. J. Polak Nellie E. Markham Sadie Dorsey J. Ferry M. J. McFarland T. Winterson F. B. Cook United Garment Workers of America Samuel Zorn West Makers’ Union 173 Samuel Alpert Garment Workers’ Union 1 William Ginsberg Samuel Coleman Stone's Elevator Operators’ Union Horseshoers' Union G. A. R. Band Bakers’ Union Hebrew Bakers’ Union Italian Bakers' Union John J. Jacobs J. J. Dooley Comber Labor Meeting News Sam Pop Boston Post Chapel Post Chapel State Barbers Morse LABOR Wadars DEA Ding Dunner Whyer Zrely Dors Gois She Barele KO Miomichi Parisky Lucy Shipping News U. S
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