Aviators Demand Safer Course For Big Interstate Race
George Beatty and Eugene Ely lead a protest over the course for the interstate race, demanding safer landing places in case of accident. Sopwith and other fliers warn the course is too perilous and press for a postponement or relocation of the Boston Light event.
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George Beatty
Wright Flier
Eugene Ely
Curtiss
Thatcher
New York
Grahame-White
Ely
Ito
Sopwith
England
Neponset
Dorchester Bay
Daniel Quinn
Globe
F. C. Dole
Harvard-Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Atlantic
Messrs
Beatty
Mystery in Barn Near Cambridge Man Dies
William F. Cunningham, manager of a contracting firm, died yesterday in a barn behind his Cambridge home at 54 Ellery street. Companion Benjamin A. Young, reported drinking in the barn, is held at Cambridge Relief Hospital as authorities investigate. A second man, Benjamin A. Young of Everett street Somerville, crawled from the scene with a broken leg claiming a fall from a hay mow.
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William F. Cunningham
Ellery Street
Cambridge
Benjamin A. Young
Young
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Everett Street
Somerville
Cunningham
Margaret E. White
Mass Labor Parade Routes Through City to Common
Supporters of M Namara lead a large labor parade from Copely Square along Boylston Street to the parade ground on the Common. Boston unions including General Teamsters and Iron Workers plan speeches by leaders such as William H. O’Brien and John Golden.
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Copley Square
Boylston Street
Berkeley
Dover
Washington
School
City Hall
Beacon
State House
Charles
Common
Charles Street
Solo Gompers to Lead Parade Guest of Honor in Boston
Solomon Gompers father of the AFL president will ride at the head of the Boston Central Labor Union division with a guard of honor from ex-presidents. The procession includes many unions from Building Trades to Barbers with detailed march order and headquarters around Copley Square.
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Solomon Gompers
Samuel Gompers
A. F. of L
Boston C. Lis U
Roxbury Textile Workers’ Union
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
Union 25
Copley Square
Building ‘Trades’ Division
Boylston Street
Dartmouth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston C. S. A
Newbury Street
Marshal Murray
Marshal Moriarty
Dartmouth and
Boylston Streets
Marshal O’brien
Newbury Streets
Charles A. Murray
Building Trades Department Division
James T. Moriarty
Building Trades Department
John C. MacDonald
Elevator Constructors’ Union
United Housesmiths
Bridge and Structural Tron Workers’ Union
E. G. Sullivan
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Louis Harrington
Painters’ Union
Patrick Quinn
Sign Writers’ Union
John R. Lynch
H. O. Pearse
East Boston
Brookline
Electrical Workers
James Nichols
Engineers
James J. Brennan
Amalgamated Carpenters
Robert Gilson
Artificial Stone
Cement and Asphalt Workers’ Union
Martin Farrell
Central Labor Union Division
William H. O’brien
Boston C. L. A
Nathaniel H. Lannon
Team Drivers
Union 2
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Sara A. Conboy
Bunker Hill Lodge of Machinists
Fred Chase
Travellers’ Goods and Novelty Workers’ Union
Boston Bricklayers
Stone Masons’ Union
Lawrence J. Cannon
Building Laborers’ Union
J. J. Maroney
Italian Laborers' Union
Dominic D'Alessandro
Journeymen Horseshoers
Richard J. Roche
Moving Picture Operators
Barbers’ Union
Chris H. Mullen
Harness Makers’ Union
Cigar Makers’ Union
Eward Broders
James A. DeBell
MacNamara
Park Department Employees’ Union
Oot
John I. MeiKernan Commandner
Girl Sinks To Death On Crowded Bathing Raft
In Holland a crowded raft on the reservoir sank drowning Louise D. Palmer 14 till, 14 year old of Fishdale. Other girls were rescued as the body was recovered.
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Holland
Holland Reservoir
Louise D. Palmer
Fishdale
Palmer
Wool Buyer Putnam of Newton Dead at 53
Frederick H. Putnam noted wool buyer in Boston trade died at his Newton home after nearly two years of illness. Born December 1 1857 in Norwood he was descendant of General Israel Putnam. He lived in Newton with wife and children.
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Putnam
Newton
Frederick H. Putnam
Boston
Upland Road
Norwood
Israel Putnam
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eiot Lodge of Masons
Jamaica Club
Eliot Club
Beacon Club of
T Ves
Foss Recall Returns Order In Union Leaders Case
Governor Foss recalls requisition papers for Louis Brooks of the Cloak and Skirtmakers Union 56 and Nathan Berman on charges of conspiracy to destroy property in Hebron Connecticut. No hearing has been held yet. a hearing is promised tomorrow as Dyche pledges full union backing and vows to pursue appeals if needed.
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Foss
Frothingham
Swift
Louis Broox
Nathan Berman
Cloak and Skirtmakers’ Union 56
Hebron
Conn
John C. Dyche
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Unions
Boston Joint Council of the Organization
Jonn
Peeney
Dyche
International Union
New York
Labor Notes Parade Staff and Unions Round Roxbury Event
Roxbury unions plan a parade with staff for President Sarah A. Conboy and International President John Golden. New members, protest buttons, and parade readiness involve Team Drivers Union 25 and several other locals. A restroom of details covers wage talks, pension law education, and lineup logistics for Brewery Workers Union 29 and General Teamsters Union 379.
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General Teamsters
Harry P. Jennings
Cornelius J. Sullivan
C. F. Lundy
John M. Gillispee
Blacksmiths
Edward F. Ryan
Cloak and Skirt Makers
Ladies’ Garment Workers
L. Kalish
Paving Department Union
James P. Timilty
Public Grounds Department Union
Joseph P. Kilday
Union
McNamara
C. IL. Ua
Dover
Albany
He & Be BE
Union 70
Thomas J. Buckley
Roxbury
Rank EF
Morse
W. ©. Tirrell
Matthew TL
Kelly
John A. Lynch
Joseph P. Shea
Draw and Bridge
Brewery Workers’ Union
John Harney
William F. Fitzgerald
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Louis Harrington
Clovers of Roxbury Meet Cubs of Jamaica Plain for Deciding Championship
The Clovers of Roxbury and the Cubs of Jamaica Plain clash in the deciding game for the league title at the National League grounds this morning after each side won a game, setting up a sharp championship finish.
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Clovers
Roxbury
Cubs
Jamaica Plain
Arsenal Men Plan Mass Meeting At Watertown Arsenal
A committee of tradesmen at the Watertown Arsenal calls a mass meeting for all workers Thursday night at Phoenix Hall on Washington Street. The meeting’s purpose is unclear but may relate to the Taylor scientific business system and the recent strike by 24 foundry department employees last month.
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Arsenal
Watertown Arsenal
Phoenix Hall
Washington Street
Taylor “Scientific
Will Air City Men's Grievances on Wednesday
The Boston joint council of City Department Employees unions calls a special Wednesday night meeting at Vernon Hall Roxbury to air grievances from the Bath Cemetery and Public Grounds departments. The Bath union seeks restoration of double time for Sundays and holidays, Public Grounds asks for higher wages for free climbers, and Cemetery cites a foreman’s action against a member.
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Bath, Cemetery and Public Grounds
Boston Joint Council of City Department
Vernon Hall
Roxbury
Bath Department
Public Grounds Department
Cemetery Department
Governor Deneen Hurt in Auto Accident
Governor Charles S. Deneen sustained serious injuries when he fell from a vehicle near Springfield, breaking both bones in his left ankle. He leapt onto a running board to reach the horses’ bridle to avoid a collision, then was taken to the executive mansion for treatment.
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Springfield
Ill
Charles S. Deneen
Auto Fractures Ribs Of 4 Year Old Boy
Daniel Dhnoogue a four year old boy, son of Demmerick Dhnoogue, was struck by a car driven by William N McKenna Jr of Roslindale while playing outside his home in Quincy. He sustained three left rib fractures and was taken to Dr George M Sheahan's office then to Boston City Hospital where doctors expect recovery.
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Daniel Dhoogue
Demmerick Dhnoogue
Glencoe Place
Quincy
William N. McKenna, Jr
Centre Street
Roslindale
George M. Sheahan
Quincey
Boston City Hospital
Dory Found Off Tunny Pool Sparks Sea Mystery
A 114 foot centerboard dory with leg of mutton sail was found bottom up off Tunny Pool by William Dewing and W A Mabie. The anchor rope failed to touch bottom, two hand lines with hooks dangled from oarlocks, and occupants may be drowned as harbor police search nearby islands.
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Beverly
Tunny Pool
William Dewing
W. A. Mabie
Jubilee Yacht Club
Mr. Dewing
Deaths millstone scattered notices from Dorchester to Brewster
Death notices list multiple individuals with dates and funeral details across Dorchester Somerville Roxbury East Boston and nearby towns. Entries include Callahan Chestnut Coot Daily Dillon Donahue Donohueb Finnerty Finney Fitzgerald Flynn Gallagher McGrath Mitchell Norris Ryan Stafford Wenzler Wilkins Woodworth and others with residence, funeral times, church names, and burial places.
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Callahan
Dorchester
Daniel
Mary Callahan
Dorchester Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
New Calvary
Beacon St
Somerville
James Chestnut
Woodlawn
Coot
Peter
Bridget Coot
South Margin Street
St. Mary’s Church
Endicott Street
Holy Cross, Malden
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Ruth Daily
Winthrop Beach
Charlies H
Nellie
Shirley Street
Dillon
Roxbury
Gertrude
William J. Dillon
Patrick F
Mary Kelly
Fenwood Road
Roexbury
Dunreath Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Manchester by-the-Sea
Donahue
Richard Francis
Richard
Delia Donahue
Calvary Cemetery
Finnerty
Edward J
Mary Finnerty
Burns
West End
William Goodwin
Olney Street
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House Hill
Old Calvary Cemetery
Sacramento
Finney
Ydarry Finney
Elizabeth Finney
McCann
Fast Newton Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fitzgerald
Michael J
Mary F. Fitzgerald
Harriett Flynn
Dennis
Margaret McGrath
Sullivan
Sumner Street
Miitchell
South Boston
Mary
John J
Mary Mitchell
Mulrey
Second Street
Worcester
Norris
Catherine
Patrick Norris
Chelsea Street
Sacred Heart Church
Ryan
Belmont
John
Katherine Ryan
Kenney
Ocean Avenue
Revere
Mass
Immaculate Conception Church
California
Wenzler
Barbara Wenzler
East Eighth Street
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Avenue
Fen
Wilkins
G. Wilkins
Lexington Cemetery
Woodworth
At_ Brewster
Alfred S. Woodworth
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
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Quincy Boulevard
Squantum Street
Frank E. Burrell
iQuincy
J. Dudley Sturrock
Pommy
Gertrude May Sopwith
Sturrock
Nashua
Providence
Agricultural Society
Narragansett Park
Ovington
Lewiston
Moon Island Flats
M’namara
International
J. J. McNamara
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Iron Workers’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
A. A. Berle
Shawmut
Shawmut Congregational Church, John F. Butler of Buffalo and Michael J. Young
John Golden
Fall River
United Textile Workers’ Union
O’brien
Bostonn
Carden
Arlington ST
George Boeck
John J. Fenton
Berkeley ST
C. Neilson
McCabe
Girl
Rafi
LABOR
Air City
Gov. Deneen
Mike
Wilson Bros
Scollay Sq
Rogers
Waltham Watches
Wilson
Soolkay
Dory
U.S. Waterman & Sons Incorporated
Dudley Street
Frank S. Waterman
George H. Waterman
Marconi, Telegraph and
Rose Crosx Council
Knights OF Columbus
Michael J. Fitzgerald
West Cottagix Street
B. M. T. Ryan