Havemeyer Found Dead in New York Apartment
William F Havemeyer 63 former Havemeyer Brothers sugar refiners executive died in his son in law William R Willcox's apartment at 11 East Forty fifth Street New York death due to angina pectoris believed to be during sleep He was a son of Mayor William Havemeyer and held posts including NYU councilman trustee of University Place Presbyterian Church founder of Havemeyer Laboratory at NYU and member of several banks and boards He is survived by wife daughter and three sons Hector Arthur Raymond.
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New York
William F. Havemeyer
Havemeyer Brothers
American Sugar Refining Company
East Forty-fifth Street
William R. Willcox
Public Service Commission
Havemeyer
William
New York University
National Academy of Design
Corn Exchange Bank
North River Savings Bank
New York Mortgage & Security Company
Chelsea Realty Company
Metroitan
Century and Grolier Clubs
Downtown Association
Hector, Arthur
Raymond Havemeyer
Ministers Dance Aboard Leyland Steamer in Boston Harbor
The Leyland line steamer Canadian arrived in Boston with 106 cabin passengers and six college men. Ministers joined in a deck dance including the Virginia reel, while passengers recount travels from Berlin to Denmark and Russia. Har vard students W M McKim and Stanley White sailed back and forth earning passage by cattle tending. A. E. Dunning and W S Beard danced until exhausted. Animal shipments included six prize cows, two calves and two prize pigs via Boston brokers.
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Leyland Line
Boston Harbor
Joseph B. Maccabe
International Athletic Federation
Berlin
Boston
Great Britain
Harvard
England
English
Paris
Dresden
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Liverpool
W. M. McKim
Stanley White
E. L. Getchell
Continent
Leon Kitz
New York
St. Petersburg
Virginia
A. E. Dunning
Brookline
Congregationalist
One Boat By Herreshoff for America's Cup
The 75 foot waterline candidate to defend against Sir Thomas Lipton will be built by Nat Herreshoff for a New York syndicate. The project heads Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt J P Morgan and Frederick G Bourne. Herreshoff has full design and expense control and will not accept another commission next year.
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Bristol
R. I
Thomas Lipton
Nat Herreshoff
New York
Herreshoff
England
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
J. P. Morgan
Frederick G. Bourne
Woman Manacled to Post in Manila District
A 37 year old woman Marcela Concepcion was found tied to a post with wood blocks on her ankles in Montalban. Officials released her and she is now confined at San Lazaro Hospital for the Insane.
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Manila
FP. L
Marcela Concepcion
Montalban
Constabulary
San Lazago Hospital
Eddie Foy's Son Too Young to Sing
Eddie Foy the comedian was summoned to appear in Jefferson Market Police Court to answer a charge that his son Richard aged 18 sang in public without a permit. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children agents served the process while Foy performed at Union Square Theatre in New York on September 7.
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Eddie Foy
New York
Union Square Theatre
Jefferson Market
Richard
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Maine Campaign Focus on Tariff in Three-County District
In the Maine third district the key issue is tariff policy with Pattangall as the Democratic pick backed by Secretary Bryan and President Wilson. Republican Peters gains support from Gardner Towner Kahn and Anderson while Progressive Lawrence seeks recognition as Bull Moose rivals. The district includes Hancock Kennebec Somerset Waldo and Washington with centers at Augusta Waterville Gardiner Hallowell Ellsworth Belfast Calais and Eastport.
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William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Pattangall
Wilson
Champ Clark
National House of Representatives
William C. Redfield
Peters
Augustus P. Gardner
Massachusetts
Towner
Iowa
Kahn
California
Anderson
Minnesota
Pine Tree
Lawrence
Labor Meetings Back Free State University Plan
The Boston Central Labor Union urged a free State university for young men and women. Delegates McCarthy and Fenton were named to push resolutions at the Massachusetts State Branch A F of L convention and to sponsor a bill at the State House next year. The group discussed agricultural instruction for Boston and referred findings to the educational committee. New delegates joined Machinists Lodge 264 and other unions as the Labor Day parade was praised as the largest in years.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Frank H. McCarthy
John J. Fenton
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Fall River
State House
Boston
IL. A
Boston School Committee
Educational Committee
Machinists’ Lodge 264
N. Y
N. H. & H. Trackmen's Union
Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers
Park Men Re-elect Their Old Officers
The Metropolitan Park Department Employees' Union reelected Michael F. McCarthy as president and James J. Kelley as vice president along with John J. McSweeney as financial secretary. New officers include John J. Shea as recording secretary Dennis J. Purtle as treasurer Patrick J. Galvin as sergeant at arms and trustees Martin O'Brien J J Smith and Moses Nason. Michael J. McCarthy was named delegate to the State branch A F of L convention, with J J McSweeney James J. McHale Charles D. Haywood and James Burke chosen as delegates to the Federation of State City and Town Employees' Unions Nahant convention on Sept 27 28. Installation was by Frank T. Morse of the Bridge and Draw Tenders Union.
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Metropolitan Park Department Employees’ Union
Michael F. McCarthy
James J. Kelley
John J. McSweeney
John J. Shea
Dennis J. Purtle
Patrick J. Galvin
Martin O’brien
J. J. Smith
Moses Nason
A. F. of L
Michael J. McCarthy
Federation of State
Nahant
J. J. McSweeney
James J. McHale
Charles D. Haywood
James Burke
Frank T. Morse
Union
Silver Jubilee for Parochial School at St Marys
The silver anniversary of St Josephs parochial school in St Marys parish Waltham is celebrated today. A solemn high mass was held yesterday by Rev Timothy Brosnahan rector. A parish reunion on the grounds and an evening concert follow. A souvenir book with the parish history is issued today.
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St. Joseph's Parochial School
St. Mary's Parish
Waltham
Timothy Brosnahan
Boston Italian Building Laborers and Exca Union Meets
A large gathering at 212 Charter street saw 300 members taken in. General President Dominick D Alessand ro of the International Hod Carriers addressed the crowd. At 366 Harrison avenue 15 new members were admitted and $110 in sick and accident benefits were ordered. Minor job differences were adjusted.
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Boston
Building Laborers’ and Excavators’ Union
Charter Street
Dominick D'Alessandro
International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers’ Union
Building Laborers’ Union
Harrison Avenue
Trainmen of Boston and Maine Demand Higher Pay
Two large lodge meetings in Charlestown discussed wage increases and better working conditions for Boston and Maine train crews. Arbitration set to start this week in New York with seven arbiters named by Congress. Local representative William Donovan will attend as general chairman of the Boston and Maine division.
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Boston & Maine
Charlestown
New York
Act of Congress
WU. E. Donovan
Baby Born on Bootblack Stand in New York
Mrs. Helen McGuire of 50 King Street gave birth to a boy yesterday on a boot black stand at the corner of 10th Street and Third Avenue. Present were husband James McGuire, Policemen Warner and Harper of Fifth Street station, and Dr. Schaft of Bellevue Hospital who arrived late but assumed care.
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New York
Helen McGuire
King Street
James McGuire
10Th Street
Third Avenue
McGuire
Warner and
Harper
Fifth Street
Schaft
Bellevue Hospital
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Declares Health Benefits
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to constipated children and adults. It promises gentle relief within hours, cleansing the liver and bowels, and emphasizes a pleasant taste and safe use with directions on the bottle. Cautions against counterfeit syrups and prompts buying from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
School for Linotypers in New England
The New England Typographical Union executive board met in Boston and urged the Linotype School to train operators as practical printers. President William C. Trump, Secretary John F. Murphy, Organizer Edward M. Martin and Thomas Crosby attended along with routine actions reported.
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New England Typographical Union
Boston
New England Linotype School
New England
William C. Trump
John F. Murphy
Providence
Edward M. Martin
Thomas Crosby
Hartford
Labor Notes Women Tailors Meet on Late Hours
A special meeting of the Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers Union is set for tonight at Knights of Honor Hall 780 Washington Street. Some small shops seek a nine hour day. Samuel Zorn of the United Garment Workers District Council will warn a Boston men and boys clothing maker that outside state work violates last March's agreement, giving 48 hours to respond. Vice President John J. Fenton says he will not seek re election but will run to represent the State Branch at the A F of L convention in Seattle.
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Knights of Honor Hall
Washington Street
Samuel Zorn
United Garment Workers’ Unions District Council
Boston
John J. Fenton
A. F. of L
A. F. of I
Seattle
Union Delegates Named for State Branch Convention
William R. Burns and John J. Fenton were elected or delegated as representatives by Metal Polishers and Leather Handlers unions, with Harry V. Jennings chosen by General Teamsters for Fall River convention. Engineers celebrate arbitration gain cutting week to six days and raising wages by seven dollars. Millers Falls plant faces a ten percent wage cut notice. Boilermakers to elect grievance committee in East Boston. Elevator Operators report new wage increases in a large downtown building trust.
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John J. Fenton
Boston Union
Union
Fall River
Harry V. Jennings
General Teamsters’ Union
A. F
Engineers’ Union 16
Brewery Engineers’ Section
Arbitration Board
State Committee of Machinists’ Unions
Millers Falls Manufacturing Company
Boston Boilermakers
Hibernian Tall
East Boston
Elevator Operators’ Union
Boston Union Trustees Depart For Annual Books Exam
Nathaniel J. Lanndn of Boston Teamsters Union 25, a trustee, travels to Indianapolis for the annual examination of the books and to prepare a report for the upcoming executive board meeting. Jeremiah J. O Keefe elected a delegate to the State Branch convention by N H H Freight Handlers Union 70. William J. Greaney, Hannon, James Farrell and James J. Burns were elected delegates to the national convention of State City and Town Employers Unions for the Boston Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters Union. John Z. Barry, designated to represent Theatrical State Employees Union at the A B F L convention in Seattle, was chosen as its State Branch A F L delegate for Fall River convention next week.
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Nathaniel J. Lanndn
Boston
Teamsters’ Union 25
International Union
Indianapolis
Jeremiah J. O'Keefe
N. H. & H. Freight Handlers’ Union
William J. Greaney
Hannon
James Farrell
James J. Burns
Boston Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department
Teamsters’ Union
John Z. Barry
Theatrical State Employees’ Union
A. BF. of L
Seattle
Boston Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
A. F. of L
Fall River
Lathers' Union Names Officers in State Meeting
The State council of wood wire and metal lathers unions met at Wells Memorial. Joseph Hemeon of Salem was reelected State president. Edward N. Kelley of Somerville reelected secretary treasurer as international vice-president and organizer. John McCann of Springfield elected vice-president.
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State Council of Wood, Wire and
Wells Memorial
Joseph Hemeon
Salem
Edward N. Kelley
Somerville
John McCann
Springfield
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Maine
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Farm Schools
PARK
Robert Heath, Ltd
London
Lamson & Hubbard
Bedford St
LABOR
William R. Burns
State
Metal Polishers, Buffers and Waters’ Union 95
Lathers’ Union
Pierce
Buffalo
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
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Honey Girls
Ola Scout
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Bert McLain
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H. B. Warner
Charles Frohman
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Robert Baker
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Tyre & Heath
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Matt Ott
Bowdoin S.q.c
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Dreamland
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Grand Opera
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Ladien
Any Moat
Balelalaey
Horlick
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Commercial Wharf
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Lincoln
Otis Wharf
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Lorrie
Bowes Wharf
Dally Music
Ans
Provincetown
Bi Iron
Dorothy Bradford
Atlantic Ave
Rael Me
Perry
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