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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Park Square
Austin Thales
Jeremiah J. Donovan
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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.
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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.
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Copley Square
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Boston
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A. J. Tighe
National Federation of State
Nahant
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Yarmouth
St. John
Governor Cobb
Prince Arthur
Boston
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Red Star
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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.
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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.
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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.
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San Francisco
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