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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1903

Page

12

Buying Good Furniture In This Store Demonstrates Merit

This piece highlights the store as the destination for quality house furnishings and emphasizes that purchasing good furniture is a lifelong source of pride and satisfaction while warning that poor pieces lead to regret and dissatisfaction.

St Joseph Society Playout Draws 15000+ at Central Park

Waltham September 7 The second field day of the St Joseph Catholic Total Abstinence Society drew over 15000 attendees at Central Park. The veteran firemen contest featured 24 teams with Baw Beese of Gardner winning the first prize by throwing 221 ft 43-4 in. Red Jackets of Cambridge placed second with 219 ft 51-2 in. and Nonantum of Newton third at 215 ft 48-4 in. The morning parade led by 150 society members preceded results from multiple teams across New England and nearby states.

Waltham St. Joseph Catholic Total Abistinence Society Central Park Gardner Vets Old Baw Beese Red Jackets Cambridge Nonantum Newton a _ Conquer South Weymouth Columbia Winchendon Baw Beese Gardner Converse Malden General Tier Lowell Niagara Brunswick Eureka Arlington Winnisimmet Chelsea Alabama Coon Stoughton Watch City Hancock Brockton Paul Revere Revere Campello Defender East Weymouth Cochato Braintree Protector Gardnner

Snow Falls At Summit House On Mt Washington

Snow fell briskly at Summit House Mt Washington between noon and 2 pm today whitening exposed spots for the first time this autumn. Temperature ranged 26 to 28 degrees with a moderate breeze and a steady influx of visitors, over 200 tourists noted.

Summit House MT. Washington

Central Labor Union Disputes Over Boston Parade Roles

Boston labor groups clashed after the Federation parade when the Team Drivers' Union, backed by 2500 members, refused to be reviewed by Chief Marshal Fitzgerald. The dispute centered on division placement, with resignations and accusations of nonunion teams entering the parade. The episode ended with arrests and a call for discipline within the Central Labor Union.

Federation of Labor Central Labor Union of Boston William J. Fitzgerald Central Labor Union Marshal Fitzgerald Labor Day Committee Building Trades Council Teamsters H. Joseph Quinn B. A. Hearn Electrotypers’ Union 11 Charles A. Cowen Journeymen Horseshoers’ Union Martith T. Joyce Electrical Workers’ Union 103 William O’hearn Carpenters’ Union 33 Denis D. Driscoll Fort Hill Building Trades ‘Council Horseshoers Marshal Taylor Division Marshal Driscoll Fort Hill Square

Arrest for Misuse of Flag In Dedham Scene

Peter F Kappond, 55, of Dedham, appeared at the head of the Bakers’ procession in a case reported for flag misuse. The incident drew local attention as authorities noted the offender’s conduct while leading a group march.

Peter F. Kappond Dedham Bakers

Festivity Follows Labor Day Parade Across Boston Unions

After the parade, nearly all unions held socials and meetings in halls across Boston city buildings. Wells Memorial hosted the largest series of events with an estimated 2000 painters and guests. Speakers included William J. McCarthy and Patrick J. Sheehan as unions celebrated and reflected on eight hour workday goals and parade success.

Wells Memorial T. B. Powers Edward Fitzgerald Robert Tate Tate Coal Teamsters Union 21 St. Stephen’s Pythian Halls Patrick O’toole Michael J. Mahoney John H. McCarthy Michael J Faneuil Hall Painters and Decorators Union 11 Boston William J. McCarthy Ae M. J. Ford Michael J. Lyon Firemen’s Union Blatchford Hall Thanfis St. Andrew’s Hall Horseshoers’ Union 5 Denis D. Driscoll Boston Central Labor Union Horseshoers of New England Powers’ Union New England Hall Thomas H. McMahan H. H. Diamond H. Connolly Carpenters’ Union 33 Dexter Hall Carpenters’ District Council Homestead Hall Washington Street Cap Makers’ Union Phenix Hall Naomi Hall Union Barker Hall Corliss Hall Patrick H. Shaughnessy Sanitary and Concord Hall Springfield Washington Streets William P. Greaney E. J. Gallagher J. J. Mellyn J. J. Downing J. H. Hurley P. H. Han Independence Hall Lowell Causeway Streets Kossuth Roxbury Coopers’ Union 58 Stillman Street Grand Central Hall Waltham Ward 7 Bennett Street Gbrodbine Artificial Stone Asphalt Workers’ Union Cement Laborers’ Union Landmark Hall Boylston Place William J. Fitzgerald Sheet Metal Workers’ Alliance Fitzgerald Building Trades Council Central Labor Union Wells Memorial Annex Stablemen’s Union Hub Lodge Bay State John Sutton Lodge Railroad Carmen’s Engineers’ Hall O F Wiashington Street

Senator Lodge Guest of President Loubet in Paris

President Loubet extended courtesies to United States Senator Lodge and Mrs. Lodge in Paris. He received Mr. Lodge in audience and gave them a presidential box at the opera. A Sunday audience featured a long cordial chat focused on social topics with no public questions raised.

Paris Loubet United States Lodge

GOOD TEMPLARS CONVENTION NAMES OFFICERS

Eastern Scandinavian Grand Lodge IOGT in Master Hall Cambridge elected officers yesterday. Grand chief templar C Fly beck Malden. grand counselor Frithrop Blomhust Providence RI. grand vice templar Oscar C Larson Fitchburg. grand superintendent of juvenile templars M J Lindquert Worcester. grand secretary J P Larson Everett. grand treasurer A M Sundberg Boston. grand chaplain Julia Lybeck Malden. grand marshal Charles Anderson Boston. grand election superintendent Carl Elsholm Manchester NH. beyondworthy grand deputy Theodore Engdoll Boston.

Master Hall Cambridge C. Flybeck Malden Frithrop Blomhust Providence R. I Oscar C. Larson Fitchburg M. J. Lindquert Worcester J. P. Larson Everett A. M. Sundberg Boston Julia Lybeck Charles Anderson Carl Elsholm Manchester N. H Theodore Engdoll

Plan boycott on schools and town secession unrest at Peabody

In Peabody West district a teacher dispute over H F Young sparks talk of a boycott aimed at the West school and School Board. Residents threaten to withhold children until Young is rehired, while officials warn of arrest for truancy and consider bolstering town services or secession efforts.

Peabody School Committee West Peabody West School H. F. Young Young West Grammar School Wakefield Mrs. Young Miss Adams Downey Post Mrs

St Peters Church Lawn Party Draws Cambridge Crowd

The annual St. Peter's Church lawn party in Cambridge took place on the church grounds at Concord avenue and Buckingham streets. Activities for children filled the afternoon with sports and amusements while Mayor McNamee and John F. Fitzgerald spoke. A band concert and dancing closed the evening.

St. Peter’s Church of Cambridge Concord Avenue Buckingham Streets McNamee John F. Fitzgerald

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