Dead Babe in Her Arms After Boston Hospital Death
Mary Cooper of Middlesex Street walked through a storm with her two year old son dead in her arms. The child died after a hot water burn at Burrage Hospital and Homeopathic Hospital in Boston. The mother seeks proper burial and a death certificate as health authorities probe possible neglect. The Burrage Hospital denies blame, while Dr Mann reportedly cites burns as the cause.
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Boston
Burrage Hospital
Homeopathic Hospital
Mary Cooper
Middlesex Street
Mann
Post
Board of Health
Bunker’s Island
Katie
Strong
Aro Mann
Draper
Homeopathic
Message from Pope Pius to New England laborers
A Boston Post excerpt presents a message to workers through Pope Pius, urging honest labor, self-reliance, and moral conduct. It recalls craftsmen from biblical times and stresses eight guidelines: endure labor, be industrious, obey the Ten Commandments, abstain from intoxicants, attend worship weekly, own a home, be loyal citizens, and fear God while pursuing righteousness.
Message from Pius X to Catholic workers of New England
Boston August 31 1903 Archbishop Williams reports Pope Pius X sends blessing to Catholic workingmen for their national holiday through Cardinal Satolli. Telegraph confirms blessing granted at editor of Boston Post request.
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Boston
New England
Pius X
Cardinal Satolli
Boston Post
John J. Williams
Gain In Health Prompts Letter From Brockton Man
Joseph Beladeau of 189 Myrtle Ave Brockton Massachusetts writes that using Father John's Medicine caused a 30 pound gain and he claims perfect health. He stresses the preparation is not a patent medicine.
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Father John
Joseph Beladeau
Myrtle Ave
Brockton
Mass
George E. McNeill on Labor’s Evolution and Brotherhood
George E. McNeill reflects on labor history from colonial crafts to modern unions. He notes early craftsmen formed social groups, later unions grew from those roots, and laws improved hours and protections for women and children. The pieces emphasize brotherhood, liberty, and worker advancement through organized effort.
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Common Brotherhood of Humanity
George E. M’neill
Greeting of John Mitchell to the Editor of the Post
John Mitchell writes from Chicago on September 5 expressing confidence that Labor Day finds organized workers with better wages and conditions. He notes conciliation and joint conferences as more favorable than ever, signaling fewer strikes and a shift toward arbitration for the United Mine Workers.
Fair Weather for Labor Day in Boston Area
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies Monday with Labor Day. Tuesday brings increasing clouds and a likely rain, with variable winds turning east to southeast and fresh.
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Labor Day
Boston
Negro Attacks Woman on St Stephen's Street
Elizabeth E. Murray of Roxbury reports being grabbed by a burly negro on St Stephen's street near 9:30 PM. He dragged her into an areaway and stole her pocketbook containing $19 before fleeing. She recovered, described only a partial look, and suspects the same man tied to prior Beacon street incidents.
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Elizabeth E. Murray
Howard Avenue
Roxbury
Back Bay
St. Stephen’s Street
Driscoll
Beacon Street
Sudden Change in Labor Day Parade
William J. Fitzgerald chief marshal announced a revised parade order for Labor Day. The 3509 Teamsters Union units would parade as a separate division, then be merged with Building Trades Council, prompting Central Labor Union withdrawal from the marshal’s staff.
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William J. Fitzgerald
Federation of Labor
Teamsters
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Boston Cen
Tral Labor Union
Central Labor Bodies
Fitzgerald
Man Dies on Elevated Train in Charlestown
John J. Sullivan, a Charlestown resident aged 60 of 35 Monument Street, fell ill on an elevated train between Sullivan Square and City Square shortly after 10 last night and died before reaching City Square. Dr. Duff attributed death to heart disease.
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John J. Sullivan
Charlestown
Sullivan Square
City Square
Duff
Sulivan
Monument Street
Clothing firm to sell 600000 stock on Sept 10
A clothing business announces retirement and a liquidation sale of fall and winter suits and overcoats valued at 600000. The sale occurs Thursday September 10 with an inventory list to be seen in Tuesday’s Post.
Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line Special Rates to Worcester Fair
Special trolley rate from Boston to Worcester for the fair from all points including admission to fair grounds. Valid September 7 8 and 9. Tickets good on the Boston and Worcester line with return travel after the event.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
Worcester
Loubet Greets Senator Lodge in Paris Audience
President Loubet gave an audience to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge in Paris as of September 6. The meeting highlighted ongoing diplomatic relations with the United States and European concerns discussed during the session.
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Paris
Loubet
Henry Cabot Lodge
List of the Dead Names and Professions in Nashua
A public notice lists the deceased including Charles H. Gilbert age 50 of Canal Street Nashua New Hampshire. Gabriel Collette age 17 dry goods clerk son of Frederick Collette Nashua. George C. Andrews age 56 postmaster Hudson New Hampshire. Samuel Mays Nashua car motorman of Hudson New Hampshire.
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Charles H. Gilbert
Canal Street
Nashua
N. H
Gabriel Collette
Frederick Collette
George C. Andrews
Hudson
Samuel Mays
Pelham Crash Kills Four On Nashua-Haverhill Line
A split rail tragedy on the Nashua and Haverhill division near Pelham centre. Two passenger cars collided on a hilltop curve as both headed toward Nashua. Motorman Samuel Mays died in the crash. Over 20 injured including several with severe injuries.
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Pelham
N.H
Nashua & Haverhill
New Hampshire Traction Company
Nashua
Pelham Centre
Pelham Square
Haverhill
C. A. Stevens
Samuel Mays
Stevens
Selectman Mansfield
James E. Donaifue
Lawrence
Marblehead Residents Sustained Minor Hospital Incidents
At St. John's Hospital John McCoy from Marblehead sprained back while Edward McCoy, also of Marblehead, sustained slight scratches and was sent home.
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ST. John’s Hospital
John McCoy
Marblehead
Edward McCoy
Injured Residents Treated After Incident in Haverhill
Charles B. Gould of 45 Howard Street sustained a wrist injury while G M Webster of 35 Davenport Street had bruised arms. Mrs G M Webster also had a leg hurt. Mrs Edward Mayor and her child at 23 Hale Street suffered leg injuries and a forehead bruise.
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Edward Mayor
Hale Street
Injured at Hale Hospital Haverhill
Mary A Sleeper of West Derry New Hampshire was head injured at Hale Hospital. J Belknap of Beverly suffered a hip hurt in the incident.
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Mary A. Sleeper
West Derry
N. Hy
J. Belknap
Beverly
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Lowell General Hospital
Lowell
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Mary Costello
Nellie Costello
Gardner, Mass
Andrews
Annabel Measher
Sylvia Gilbert
Charles Gilbert
Nashua, N. H
Lowell City Hospital
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Derry, N. H
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Chelsea
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Charles B. Gould
Howard Street
G. M. Webster
Davenport Street
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