Labor boards candidate pledges for anti injunc tion and 9 hours 11 bill
Massachusetts labor leaders plan to question every candidate for the State Senate and House this fall. The State Branch A F of L orders unions to obtain pledges to vote for anti injunction and nine hours in eleven for street railway workers. The convention opens in Milford October 14 for four to five days.
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Massachusetts State Senate
House
State Branch
A. IF
Senate
Organized Labor
Massachusetts
Friends
D. D. Driscoll
Milford
Delegates Adopt Resolution on Death of Archbishop Williams
Boston labor leaders paused Labor Day plans to honor Archbishop John J. Williams. In a unanimous resolution, the Boston Central Labor Union praised him as a man of God and humanity and noted his prominence as a Massachusetts citizen and patriot.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Archbishop Williams
Henry Abrahams
Organized Labor
John J. Williams
Boston
Massachusetts
Israel
God
Boston Teamsters elect O Neill busi ness agent to fill unexpired term
President William J. O Neill of Boston Truck Teamsters Union 25 was yesterday elected business agent to fill the unexpired term of International President-elect Daniel J Tobin. He assumes duties Oct 1. John H Howe was yesterday elected legislative representative by Trimountain Lodge 488 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The board plans legislative boards in states and provinces to represent trainmen in state legislatures.
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William J. O'Neil
Boston Truck Teamsters’ Union 25
Daniel J. Tobin
John H. Howe
Trimountain Lodge
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood
Massachusetts
Missing Civil War veteran Gilman Hook Wanders South Braintree
Gilman Hook 81, Civil War veteran and G A R member from South Braintree, has been missing since yesterday afternoon. His daughter Mrs Stephen B Gammons fears he may be lost or harmed after taking a car to Randolph then Mattapan. He wore a dark suit and straw hat, had about $4, and a G A R charm on his watch chain.
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South Braintree
Randolph
Mattapan
Harwichport
Congress
Mr. Hook
Mechanic Street Man Struck by Train At Canton Junction
Ralph Engley 22 of Foxboro was hit by a Providence train at Canton Junction while walking the tracks. He was taken by ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital with severe injuries and authorities fear he cannot survive.
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Ralph Engley
Mechanic Street
Foxboro
Canton Junction
Back Bay
Massachusetts General Hospital
Engley
Cantog Junction
Providence
Boston
Filly The Leading Lady Sold for 10000 to Paoli Buyer
The large filly The Leading Lady bred and owned by Benjamin Pape of Stony Meade farm Concord has been sold to A. B. Coxe of Paoli Pennsylvania for $10,000.
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Concord
Benjamin Pape
Stony Meade Farm
A. B. Coxe
Paoli
Penn
Balloonist Hand ler Lands in Connecticut After 125 Mile Flight
In Colchester Connecticut Oscar Hand ler the German balloonist and N H Arnold a North Adams newspaper man landed at 2 20 yesterday afternoon after a 125 mile balloon trip from North Adams. The Mars carried 22 500 cubic feet and the journey took three and a half hours.
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Springfield
Oscar Handler
N. H. Arnold
North Adams
Colchester
Conn
Mars
Dedication of Temple Israel on Commonwealth Avenue
Miss Fanny Frank delivered the temple key as Temple Israel on Commonwealth Avenue opened with an impressive dedication ceremony. Rabbi Wise, Dr. Hale, and Rabbis Fleischer and Schindler spoke as Mrs. Hecht lit the perpetual lamp, with music from the choir and Mendelssohn.
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Fanny Frank
Temple Israel
Edward Everett Hale
Commonwealth Avenue
Ohabei Shalom
Adath Jeshurun
Brotherhood of Man
Rheinberger
Jacob H. Hecht
Daniel Frank
Samuel Shuman
Rabbi Vleischer
The
M. M. Eichler
Solomon Schindler
Jacob Shoniger
Stephen S. Wise
Dr. Hale
M. M. Bichler
Temple
Shuman
Mr. Frank
C. H. Blackall
America
Holy of Hollies
Rabbi Schindler
Frank
Holy of Holies
Rabbi Fleischer
Jacob R. Morse
Leopold J. Lyons
Jacob Dreyfus
Meyer H. Goldschmidt
Louis Hyneman
Abraham Guggenheim
N. L. Amster
Henry E. Ehrlich
Ludwig Eiseman
Isaac Kassenburgh
David A. Ellis
William Bloom
Charles Weil
Charles Well
Louis Keiffer
New York
Albert Eiseman
Jacob Heilborn
Felix Vorenberg
Louis Strauss
Europe
Eliot
Harvard University
Seven year old falls from boxwood beam in North End accident
Imeda Nicastro aged seven crawled onto a frail wood beam to seize an American flag on a window ledge and plunged 25 feet to the sidewalk. Her brother Tony nearby rushed to her, found her alive, and she was taken to hospital with concussion and a fractured skull. Doctors hold out slim hopes for recovery. Baptisan Nicastro a fisherman is known around T wharf.
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North End
Imeda Nicastro
Tony
Bapt
Nicastro
T Wharf
Tooth extraction turns violent as patient attacks two doctors
George W. Bowers under gas attack in Washington attacked Dr. R. B. Leonard and then Dr. Wunder during a tooth extraction visit. Wunder used a hammer on Bowers causing a skull fracture. Wunder jailed on $1000 bail. Bowers to Emergency Hospital for recovery. panic ensued among witnesses.
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Washington
George W. Bowers
R. B. Leonard
W. H. Wunder
Bowers
Letters From Mansfield Reveal Illness and Witty Fire
Richard Mansfield's letters to George Siebel, written from Chicago and New York during mounting illness, reveal his defiant humor amid nervous exhaustion. He thanks Siebel for defense of his offenses, laments gloom and cold, and jokes about his famous roles and the King Lear controversy.
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Pittsburg
Richard Mansfield
George Siebel
Mansfield
Chicago
Siebel
Richard
Anne
Mr. Siebel
New York
King Lear
Uncle Dick
King Charles
Death of United States Commissioner Benjamin H. Bradlee
Newton records reveal the death of Benjamin H. Bradlee of Parker Street Newton Centre a longtime Circuit Court clerk and since 1903 United States Commissioner He was born June 9 1858 in Boston and educated at Brimmer grammar and English high school Bradlee served in the Thirteenth Massachusetts Regiment and the state militia He was a Mason and resigned militia service after marriage
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Newton
Benjamin H. Bradlee
Parker Street
Newton Centre
United States Circuit Court
United States
Commissioner Bradlee
Boston
David HR. Bradlee
Massachusetts
Brimmer
Circuit Court
John G. Stetson
Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Trowbridge
Bradlee
Masonic Order
San Rocco Feast to Close With Illumination and Fireworks
The Boston Italian community will end the three day San Rocco feast tonight with an il lumination concert and a grand display of fireworks at North End Park. Last night the North End near North End square featured elaborate decorations and arches along Prince Street while a concert drew crowds at the band stand in the square.
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Noble Reynolds
Everett
Cottage Hospital
Laconia
Noble
Henry
Jones
Aleppo Temple
Pease
San Rocco
Boston
North Iind Park
North End Square
Prince Street
Queer Cattle Car Style Built for China Railroad
Unique second and third class railroad cars are being built at the American Car and Foundry plant in Berwick for the Canton and Hong Kong Railroad in China. The cars resemble American cattle cars with a plain exterior and a window space along the top. Inside the center holds a double seat with passengers facing the car sides.
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Berwick
Penn
American Car and Foundry
Canton and
Hongkong
China
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Edith Durgin
Ideal Studio
Gilman Hook
South
Braintree
Hale
Duke of Wellington
Pilgrim Fathers
Bruce Hobbs
Mendelssohn
Rabbi Wise
Jerusalem
Georgia
Alabama
Beethoven ‘Hallelujah
New Hebrew Synagogue
Chickering
Charles
Fleischer
New Temple
Freida Nicastro
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