Parade Honors Boston Labor Unions With Massive City Display
A lengthy parade showcased diverse unions from the Building Trades to Barbers and Brewery workers. Leaders including Harry Barton and Arthur Huddell marshalled divisions with bands, banners, and flags, highlighting strikes and demands such as equal pay, eight hour days, and government ownership, while crowds cheered along Charles Street.
Cigarmakers Union Parade Highlights Labor Show
The parade featured Anna Bowen and Miss Rose Scully among participants, a Cigarmakers Union float with blue label banner and the motto In this sign we conquer, and a Black horse drawn float. Horseshoers Union 5 led by Joseph F. Boyle displayed a forging shop scene. Organizers praised the shorter route from Boylston to Park Square with City Hall and State House reviews by Mayor Fitzgerald and Governor Guild.
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Fitzgerald
Laundry Workers’ Union
Anna Bowen
Rose Scully
Nettie Dukart
Mary Hughes
Sadie Levy
Mike Park
William Kinder
Cigarmakers’ Union
United Cougar
Tobacco Trust
New England
Cigarmakers
Union
Tareb Goldstein
Horseshoers
Union 5
Joseph F. Boyle
Boylston
Berkeley
Tremont
Temple Place
Washington
School
Beacon
Charles Streets
Park Square
City Hall
State House
Governor Guild
Household Surgeon Druggists Back DR PORTER Ointment Promise
An 1860s style notice promises refunds to customers if Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails to heal cuts scratches or bruises. The ad notes a 25 cent price and emphasizes household use and medical relief.
Mayor Fitzgerald Hosts Labor Day Luncheon at Young's Hotel
Mayor Fitzgerald spoke twice in under twenty minutes at a luncheon for Labor Day parade staff. He proposed three cheers for Sam Gompers and led singing of My Country Tis of Thee. Labor leaders thanked him, cheered, and pinned badges to his coat.
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Fitzgerald
Young's Hotel
Sam” Gompers
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free One Month Treatment
Advertisement invites patients to Osmo-Chemic offices at 18 Boylston Street to begin a month long treatment free of charge before Sept 14. The offer includes all medicines and free consultation with X-ray examination. The testimonial from Ellis Drake praises the Osmo-Chemic treatment and its impact on heart irregularities.
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Boylston Street
Joseph Grady
Direct descendant of Admiral Drake cites Osmo-Chemic cure
Ellis Drake of Middleboro Massachusetts writes to Dr J A Plunkett in 1907 praising Osmo-Chemic treatment for valvular heart disease. He attests to lasting improvement and frames his experience as a public-spirited testimony from a notable lineage.
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Plankett
Ellis Drake
Hotel Aragon
Middleboro
Mass
J. AL. Plunkett
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim Cures From Readers
Snatches of endorsements by Mrs. Sarah Place of Dover Rev D C Bixby of Haverhill Melville Stone of Reading and real estate agent William O Connell claim Osmo-Cemic physicians cured them of cancer tongue stomach rheumatism and catarrh.
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Sarah E. Place
Dover
N. H
D. C. Bixby
Haverhill
Mass
Melville A. Stone
Reading
Wm. O’connell
Boston
Osmo-Ghemic System Book Offer Notice
Dr Mericn J Le Plankett, chief consulting physician, advertises a book on chronic disease. Offers permanent offices in Boston with hours 9 to 12, 2 to 4, and 6 to 8, closed Sundays, requests a 2 cent stamp for the book.
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Mericn
J. le. Plankett
M. D
Boyleston At
Boston
Mass
Boston Building Trades Parade Declared Best Since Split
The Boston Building Trades Council parade began at Castle Square at 9 a.m. and was praised as the best since splitting from the Central Labor Union. Chief Marshal James A. Haley led about 100 delegates with John J. Cashman in command, featuring unions in white overalls, notable floats, and diverse delegations from Greater Boston. Governor Guild reviewed the procession at Park Square after a long, ceremonial route through Tremont and Beacon streets.
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Building Trades
Harry Barton
John E. Potts
Carpenters’ Union 33
John W. Barton
Electrical Workers’ Union
John Cogan
Plumbers’ Union
John F. Kennedy
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Antonio Calluccci
The
Building Laborers’ Union
John C. Collins
Stonemasons’ Union
Albert FE. Pike
W. Andrew Doyle
Central Labor Union
Arthur M. Huddell
Co. L. UW
Philip H. Sweet
Coopers’ Union
Co. L. U
G. Harry Dunderdale
Newspaper Writers’ Union
James R. Crozier
Carriage, Wagon and Automobile Workers’ Union
Thomas F. Nolan
Typographical Union
Frank J. Lennon
Stationary Firemen’s Union
Tyson W. Powers
Boston Machinists’ Lodge 567
Frank LeBlanc
Simon Rabinovitch
Newsboys’ Protective Union
George F. Tagen
Piano and Furniture Workers’ Union
Carter
United Hatters
Unions
Teel
Union 1
Edward Patterson
Union 56
Eugene Riley
BH. Borello
Union 5
James P. Timilty
Boston District Council of City Employees’ Unions
Timilty
Paving Department Employees' Union
Warren Post 68
Boston
Germania Band
Union 14
Konrad Young
Union
John Harney
James J. Meehan
Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Stone
Boston Building Trades Council
Castle Square
James A. Haley
Boardman
John J. Cashman
Frank Moorhouse
Painters’ Union 11
Thomas F. Keogh
Union 72
Jeremiah J. Donovan
Roofers’ Protective Union 17
Michael J. Maroney
George E. Flynn
Steamfitters
William H. Courser
Boilermakers’ Union 9
James F. Truland
James A. Rehill
Marple Cutters and Letters
George M. Gunther
Harry W. Noble
Wilford H. Cushing
Marble Workers’ Helpers
James Fitzgerald
Dorchester Plasterers’ Tenders’ Union
William H. Connors
Wire Workers
Boston Painters’ Union
Union 11
Union 402
East Boston
Greater Boston
Martin D. Connor
Waltham
Quincy
John O'Neil
Union 17
Hugh Malley
Union 209
Sign Writers’ Union
William McCarthy
Bay State Lodge of
Norwood Band
William Cronin
Building Laborers’ District Council
Thomas F. Fields
Paragon Park
Brookline
South Boston
Paul Capponi
Hood's Tooth Powder: A Superior Dentifrice Ad
The ad touts Hood's Tooth Powder as unmatched by any other dentifrice citing purity quality flavor and proven beautifying preserving and refreshing effects. It promotes a 25c can and a mammoth glass bottle version from Hood Co Lowell Mass with the slogan If Made by Hood It's God and mentions a 4 superlative and delicious feet cleanser breath krial blue and Oc line.
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Hood
F C. I, Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
God
Safe family remedies and Dr Williams Pink Pills
The article argues for balanced use of home cures with medical guidance, recommending Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe over the counter tonic. A testimonial from Mrs. Nellie Mead describes postnatal weakness improving after using the pills. Sold by druggists or by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, NY.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady, N. Y
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Ninth Regiment
Hebrew Bakers’ Union 45
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