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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1904

Page

5

Ten Thousand Union Workers Parade in Boston Celebration

The parade featured diverse labor unions, artist floats, and marching units from Boston Central Labor Union and affiliated groups. Chief Marshal Frank H. McCarthy led the procession as bands played and flags waved, with delegates from the Salem Cadet Band and 200 Central Labor Union members marching in blue blouses.

Copley Square Frank H. McCarthy McCarthy Lynn Boston Central Labor Union Philip H. Sweet Salem Central Labor Union Thomas J. Minihan Excavators’ Union Longshoremen’s Joseph A. Turnbull United Teamsters Boot and Shoe Workers Building Trades Council J. J. Donovan Boston Knights of Labor John Stephens Boston & Maine Freight Handlers Assembly O'Connell Charlestown Patrick Smith Boston & Maine Coastwise Longshoremen Steam Railroad Assembly

Coffee Poisoned to Postum Rescue Story Highlights Health

A Pittsburgh man testifies that heavy coffee drinking caused distress and illness, leading to his switch to Postum with dramatic health gains. The piece ties similar warnings to a friend who recovered after ceasing coffee and drinking Postum, touting testimonials and a promotional note from Postum Co.

Pittsburgh Mother Postum John Chinaman Postium Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Cambridge Labor Day Parade Draws 15000 In City

More than fifteen thousand residents attended the Cambridge Labor Day parade though about one thousand marchers participated. The route ran from Central Square through Massachusetts Avenue to City Hall where the mayor and council were on review. Afterward unions met in local halls for refreshments and displayed colorful floats and mottoes supporting labor causes.

Annals of Labor University City Cambridge Central Square Massachusetts Avenue Main Street Sixth Thorndike Third Winsor Harvard Prospect City Hall Harvard Square Mt. Auburn Putnam Avenue Western Avenue City Mall Daly Anderson Lake Barnard Flynn Harrington Carstein Giles Wood Smithers Meyers Hogan Brandon Googins Tracy Soper Board of Health Prospect Hall Inman Square Harugart Hall Prospect House Donat Wiedemann Sausage Makers’ Union Carpenters’ Union

Boston Officers Praised After East Boston Shooting

Judge Emmons lauded Captain Evans and Inspector Rooney for their brave conduct in a desperate encounter with Mrs. McKenzie. Chief Inspector Watts expressed relief at the officers’ actions and noted the woman’s danger while sparing bystanders. Police investigations and a waiting board meeting highlighted the solemn event and its impact on residents.

Captain Evans Rooney Judge Emmons McKenzie Post Sturdivant Wilmington Evans Watts

Provincetown Trip on Cape Cod Steamer Delights Passengers

The Cape Cod steamer departs 400 Atlantic Avenue at 9 AM and returns by 6 30 PM after a 90 minute Provincetown stop for dinner and sightseeing. It features ample capacity, fast service, many elegantly appointed staterooms, and onboard meals for diners.

Cape Cod Atlantic Avenue Provincetown

Slim Pier at T Wharf Delays Weekend Arrivals

The article notes a quiet period at T wharf since closing at noon Saturday due to Sunday and a holiday. It lists arrivals: Mooween with 180,000 lb fresh mixed fish from Cape Shore. Lizzie M. Stanley with 80,000 lb from South Channel. Valentina with 19 swords from Maine. A. C. Newhall with five. Mary P. Mosquito with 7 swords from Maine and Nova Scotia. The Kelvin, 8348 tons net, arrived from Manila with Captain W. G. McLen nan, on its first port visit, built in Sunderland. The piece details other ships, decorations, and cargo figures for August.

T Wharf Mooween Hatch Cape Shore Lizzie M. Stanley Thompson South Channel Valentinna O'Neill Maine A. C. Newhall Chase Mary P. Mosquito Mosquito Nova Scotia Kelvin W. G. McLennan Manila Sunderland Eng Short Bros Emil Saxon Indiana Salem Newport News Covington Perry A. W. Chesterton Saxon North End Louisburg C. B

Shipping News Mini Almanac Seafaring Arrivals and Cargo

Sept six almanac notes sunrises and lengths of day. Arrived steamers Kelvin McLellan Itoil Cebu Manila and others with cabin passengers and cargo for Frederick Leyland Co and J G Hall Co. Vessels Peter Jebson Marvel and Halifax line carry coal hemp and passengers to multiple ports.

Kelvin McLellan Itoil Cebu Manila Devonian Ridley Liverpool Frederick Leyland & Co Pharsalia Foote Singapore Suez Port Said Algiers Henry W. Peabody & Co John G. Hall & Co New York Peter Jebson Bentson Louisburg Marvel Halifax Ellis Charlottetown Port Hawkesbury Mdee J. A. Flanders Harrisburg

Cambridge Lads Arrested in Series of Break-ins

Edward Spicer 18 of Maynard. Gardner Gibson 14 of Foster street. George Hazlett 14 of Camden place were seized by Cambridge police for breaking and entering residences of Robert D Weston Smith 6 Fairweather street William R Thayer 8 Berkeley street Miss A M Farley 16 Lowell street and Professor James H Ropes 13 Fallen street. Police say entrances were gained by prying windows while families were away. Inspector Deehan reported many stolen articles found in Spicer's room.

Edward Spicer Maynard Place Gardner Gibson Foster Street George Hazlett Camden Place Cambridge Robert D. Weston Smith Fairweather Street Willam R. Thayer Berkeley Street A. M. Farley Lowell Street James H. Ropes Fallen Street Deehan Spicer

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