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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1904

Page

4

Lynn Club Open Race Marred by Fluky Breeze at Nahant

Lynn Yacht Club held its annual open race at Nahant with a fickle southward breeze. Winners included Opitsah V in 22-footers, Bat in 18-footers, Winneaholin in the LY C 15-footers, and L'Aiglon in handicap. Vera N. won the Y R A 15-foot class by walkover. dories failed to finish within time.

Nahant Lynn Yacht Club Opitsah V Bat Winneaholin L’aiglon Vera N Dories Graves Whistler Winthrop Red Star Clotho Herbert Emergency White Opitsah Mr. White Medric Napier Arrow Arbeka II Hugi Boo Hoo Privateer Arbeka Lynn Y. C Vera S Lynn Winneahdin Eugene Taylor H. Foster Olotho, Cheney & Lanning H. H White Bat F. Adams Eheae A. Boardman Moslem II B.D. Barker Seer Bowden R. Boardman A. E Chase Ce Alden & Carleton Mosiem J. T. Eustis Permar Vera NI H. Lundberg Y. C Winniahden Watson San Toy Redlon Haymaker W. A Johnson Hinky Dee, Co A. Crowell H. m Fred Ford L’aigion E. W. Hodgson Hattie L W. Harrington Enigma G. W. Sargent Hobo Johnson Hermes C. A

Labor Banquet Highlights Boston Unions Parades

Boston labor groups celebrated Labor Day with a large banquet at Brigham's Hotel hosted by Master Workman John Stephens. Speakers praised unity among unions including Knights of Labor and transport workers. Dozens of unions held banquets at Wells Memorial and other venues, with open houses and smoke talks across the city.

John Stephens Knights of Labor District Assembly Knights of Labor Frank H. McCarthy Brigham’s Hotel John Regan Thomas Coveney A. G. Norander John Reynolds Patrick Smyth Patrick Canty William B. Banfield John Linnehan Andrew Duncliffe John Bell Michael Harrington Patrick Lucy O'Connell Assembly A. M. Young Andrew Burnett Boston Wells Memorial Building Sanitary and Teamsters Building Laborers’ Union 155 Electrical Workers’ Union 103 Park Department Assembly Knights of Labor, Coal Teamsters’ Union Pavers’ Union 1 Stablemen’s Union Dwight and Red Men’s Halls Tremont Street Union 95 Hatters Painters’ Union Kneeland Street Monument Hall Charlestown Water Department Albany Street Assembly Boston & Albany Railroad Eliot Street O’connell Assembly Roughan’s Hall Paving Department Washington Street Canal Street Stillman Street Marble Cutters and Setters Blackstone Street Broadway Hall South

Revere Life Guard Saves Drowning Man At Beach

Life Guard Flaherty plunged from the life boat to pull an unconscious man from the sea at Revere Beach at 5 PM. Crowds cheered as Dr. F. P. Drose and assistants revived the rescuer’s patient after an hour and a half of treatment. The rescued man, from Waltham, suffered cramps while swimming toward the raft 300 yards offshore.

Flaherty Revere Beach Waltham

Labor unions aid strikers and homes and plan parade

The Labor Notes report notes the Bill Posters and Billers' Union donated 5 to Fall River textile strikers and 5 for the Free Home for Consumptives on Quincey street. The union voted to send a delegation to parade with organized labor yesterday. Cracker Bakers' Union of Chelsea elected Joseph A. Lee president and Elmer Spencer delegate to the New England bakers conference at New Haven Saturday.

John F. Tobin C. L. Baine Phil Byrne Bernard Dorsey Misses Byrne Murphy Fall River Goulding’s Cambridge Street Misses Sadie Freedman Esther Miller T. 2. Atwood Eva Mitchell Gertrude Reil Anna Hollman Mamie Riley Beckie Cohan Sadie Hoffman Delia Ryan Dorrance Nichols Annie Donovan Alice Giblin Jennie Holmes Rose Vaughan Helen Hughes Rose Hoffman Sadie McDonald M. E. Whittier Kate Byrne Elizabeth Byrne D. F. Baxter D. J. Pell R. Greenwood Mary Rooney Sadie Applebee Jennie Yeoman Rose Crsaletta Fredia Simocovitz Chelsea Brockton Billers’ Union Free Home For Quincey Street Cracker Bakers’ Union Joseph A. Lee Elmer

Acting Mayor Doyle Reviews Parade Passing City Hall

Acting Mayor Doyle reviewed the labor parade from City Hall as Alderman Doyle wore a silk hat for the first time in six months. The event drew taunts from labor unions, a horseshoe gift from the horseshoers union, and remarks about a future street commissioner role. The procession took about an hour to pass the hall.

Doyle Labor City Hall School Street Hot Springs Board of Aldermen Alderman Doyle James Donovan Jim Donovan Arthur W. Dolan Common Council Hennessey Curley Slattery John B. Martin Cook Ewell Curran Horseshoers’ Union

Auto accident injures four in Ipswich street crash

An automobile struck and overturned a carriage in Ipswich injuring Bazard Tuckerman and Randolph N. Appleton and their four occupants. Grace Tuckerman Edith Appleton suffered broken collar bones while the men escaped with minor bruises. Victims were taken to a physician and physicians confirmed non fatal injuries.

Ipswich Bazard Tuckerman Grace Randolph N. Appleton Edith

Colonist rail tickets to Pacific coast and West states sale

Ticket sale offers low fares from Boston to California Oregon and Washington with routes to Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho and Seattle via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern lines. Daily excursions in Pullman sleeping cars at 9.75 dollars. agents sell tickets and details available from J. E. Brittain Boston address.

California Oregon Washington Boston San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seatle Pacific Coast Utah Wyoming Montana Idaho Chicago Union Pacific & Northwestern New England J. E. Brittain Washington Street

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