Society figure championing physical culture and Paine's celery
The New York Sun profiles Miss Mabel Jenness as a leader in physical culture, praising her grace and health regime. It traces endorsements of Paine's celery compound by Dr. Edward E. Phelps and notes widespread claims of its tonic effects for overwork, nervous debility, and various ailments. Washington correspondents and medical journals highlight its reported cures and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Dix
New York Sun
Mabel Jenness
Washington, D. C
Jenness
Paine
Edward E. Phelps
M. D
Dartmouth College
Washington
Central Labor Union Elects New Officers Amid Strike Talk
The Central Labor Union met at Type Hall and referred a plan to send labor representa tives to the Governor for a rapid transit commission. A strike and boycott were endorsed at the Thomas and Pike coal yard. Officers for City Employees Union No 6064 were elected led by President J Kellard and Vice President W F Daley. The carpenters State council met with new delegates admitted from Unions 33 and 216 as thirty one unions attended. The general trade rate in Massachusetts was reported generally good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Yypo Hall
Rapid Transit Commission
Thomas & Pike
Albany Street
Burwell
Waiters’ Alliance
Hrookline Gas Line Company
J. Boyle
Machinists’ Union
City Employees’ Union No
J. Kellard
W. F. Daley
D. J. Brennan
P. F. Curley
William McNain
Carpenters’ State Council
Harmony Hall
J. D. Cowper
Lynn
Massachusetts
Cloth Hat and Cap Makers Organize and Parade
The Cloth Hat and Cap Makers completed their organization in Carroll Hall and plan to parade today after applying for their old AFL charter. Boston Lodge 57 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers discussed a 10 percent pay cut on the New York and New England railroad, with members upset by proposed concessions and seeking a specific timetable for restoring the old schedule. Delegations aim to meet President McLeod at 3 pm, as the lodge plans to reconvene next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Hall
American Federation of Labor
Boston Lodge 57
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Templar Hall
New York & New England
McLeod
Boston
Union delegates hear support for Whitten from manufacturers
At a meeting of United Garment Workers Union No. 1 at 994 Washington Street yesterday afternoon delegates to the district council reported receipt of a letter from the Clothing Manufacturers Association. The letter stated they would stand by Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Garment Workers’ Union, No. 1
Washington Street
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Whitten
Doctor Bryant Joins White House Circle As Family Physician
Washington reports Dr. Joseph D. Bryant, longtime New York health official and surgeon general appointee, has moved to the White House as the President's family physician. The 48-year-old obstetrician and medical leader is expected to remain for two weeks, with plans to stay through the anticipated birth of Baby Ruth and during a cooler spell in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph D. Bryant
New York State
Bryant
Seventy-first
Cleveland
Governors Hill
Flower
Hewitt
Dr. Bryant
Bellevue Medical College
Bellevue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
County Medical Society
Acaemy of Medicine
Physicians’ Medical Aid Association
White House
Mr. Cleveland
Baby Ruth
New York
Mrs. Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
Mr. Benédict
Woodley
Whitcomb claims persecution after fire marshal arrest
Charles W. Whitcomb, city fire marshal, asserts he is a persecuted official. He describes a Thursday arrest as an attack on his duties and future appointment by the Governor's Council, recounting a confrontation with an officer outside a Washington street store and a brief, peaceful, but forceful removal to a patrol box. He denies intoxication and says he did not resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Washington Street
Mr. Whitcomb
Brockton Ticket Agent Narrowly Escapes Train Tragedy
Frank Slade, Montello station ticket agent, narrowly escaped being killed when a Boston bound train started. He slipped between the cars and platform, was struck by steps, picked up insensible, and taken home with bad bruises but no broken bones. He is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Frank Slade
Montello
Boston
Slade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meares
Sunday Post
Poe
Ouida
Zim
Fifthian
Rahn
Daggy
Richards
Griffin
Mr. Quad
Mr. Bowser
Arizona Kicker
GLU
N. E.R. R. Troubles
The
Bartenders’ Association
Essex Street
Fall River
St. Matthew’s
Matthew Harkins
Providence
Father Payer
New Bedford
Father Daze
St. Joseph’s Convent
Clevelands
Police Board
Business and Shorthand College
Washington St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!