Thomas & Pike Strike Continues Amid Boycott
At a Coal Teamsters and Handlers Union meeting 53 Hanover street discussed the Thomas & Pike coal firm boycott now supported by the Central Labor Union and Knights of Labor. President Sullivan, fired as a teamster, claims the discharge was retaliation for his union leadership and vows the fight will continue.
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Hanover Street
Thomas & Pike
Albany Street
Central Labor Union
Knights of Labor
T. L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Coal Club
Pike
Knights of Labor Alliance Plans Statewide Organizing Drive
The Knights of Labor Alliance held its regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon with reports from all parts of the state noting better business and near normal conditions. The gathering discussed intensive methods to organize every city and town in Massachusetts.
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Knights of Labor Alliance
Massachusetts
Special Meeting on Reichers Suspension Action
A special Pressmen's Union 2 meeting was held yesterday afternoon to consider the action by General Secretary Reichers of the United Garment Workers of America suspending Union 25 from the national organization.
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Pantmakers’ Union
Samuel Rodbury
E. Stenberg
Commercial Street
Clothing Trades District Council
Wort
United Garment Workers
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Clothing Trades Council
Bakers’ Union 4
Worcester
Bakers of
Boston
Wells Memorial Hall
Pressmen’s Union 2
Reichers
United Garment Workers of America
Union 25
Building Trades Council Admits New Delegates in Pythian Hall
The Building Trades Council held a Saturday evening meeting in Pythian Hall and welcomed new delegates from the Carpenters' Council Granite Cutters' Union and Fresco Painters' Union.
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Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Carpenters’ Council
Granite Cutters’ Union
Fresco Painters’ Union
Another Thieving Contractor Owes Wages in Salem
Contractor Litchinstein of Salem shipped out leaving 3185 unpaid to six women and seven men he employed. He had work for two prominent Boston houses and the workers will seek payment from them.
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Litchinstein
Salem
Boston
Post's Big Baby continues Sunday Post rollout in New England
The piece details the inaugural Sunday issue of the Boston Sunday Post, its nationwide distribution across Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island Vermont and its rail and road delivery system. It describes the printing process the Lino type machine the press crew and the bustling logistics from Boston to Newport and beyond with extensive scene-setting of the operation. The narrative highlights the Herald Globe combine blocking the Post on some trains and the large volunteer delivery effort by Hotel & Railroad News Company carriers and local news stands with vigorous sales across Boston areas including Beacon Hill and Parker's.
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New England
Herald-Globe
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Rhode Island
Vermont
Sunday Post
Boston & Albany
Boston
Springfield
Connecticut River
Boston & Albany Railroad
Herald and Globe
Berkshire
Greenfield
Fitchburg
Posts
Ayer Junction
Worcester
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Lynn
Salem
Newburyport
Portsmouth
N. H
Old Colony
Middleboro
Taunton
Fall River
Newport
Providence
New York & New England
Saugus
Eastern
Hotel & Railroad News Company
Poston
Cambridge
Somerville
Brookline
The
Post
Washington Street
Colbert
Milk
Devonshire
Summer
Lincoln Street
Herald-Globe Combine
Dan Foster
J. Crocker
Frank Stickney
Woodworth
Harrison Square
Dorchester
Foster
Crocker
Quincy
South Braintree
the Post
Beacon Hill
Herald
Globe
Brunswick
Boston Sunday Post
Copley Square
Park Square
New Sunday Post
Thorndike
Sunday Post Sales At News Stands
Newsstand reports praise the Sunday Post with strong demand across outlets. Multiple houses note all copies sold and supply exhausted, outpacing the Globe and Herald.
probate citations for wills and administration in boston
Suffolk probate court issues citation notices in 1893 for Ellsey Williams estate with Henry A Gordon seeking letters testamentary without bond and for John Brown estate with Robert Morse and Walter Bove seeking special administration. both require public notice via Boston Post three weeks prior to hearings.
President's Daughter and White House Children
Dr Bryant discusses a Monetary Commission with Governor McCreary of Kentucky. President Cleveland visits with Bryant and Lamont amid congratulatory obstructions. Ruth Cleveland turns two in three weeks. The piece lists White House children and christenings across presidents, noting Ruth, Julia Dent Grant, Elizabeth Tyler, and others, plus Mrs Wilcox and Mary Lodge McKee, detailing gowns, christening rooms, and family lore.
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Mary Emily Donelson-Wilcox
Andrew Donelson
Andrew Jackson
Julia Dent Grant
Fred Grant
Montgomery
Ala
White House
Henry Hightford Jones
North Carolina
Jones
Tyler
Knox Walker
Polk
Wilcox
Washington
Sixth Auditor's Office
O Street
Department Service
General Grant
Colonel Wilcox
Congress
Uncle Jackson
Martin van Buren
Cora Livingston
Treasury Department
Jackson
Grant
Mary Lodge McKee
President Harrison
Jordan
Ruth
New York
Cleveland
Probate notices from Boston seek estate actions in 1893
A bedrock Boston probate list records multiple estate actions including John J. Munroe as executor of Catherine Cunningham and notices appointing Frederick E. Hurd as executor, Mary A. Keene as administratrix, Charles Farren as administrator, Georg S. Bourne as administrator, Anna Mary Plummer as executrix, and Henry Hewins as administrator, with required creditor claims and debt payments, all dated 1893 and published in the Boston Post.
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John A. Cavanaugh
Boston
Suffolk
Maurice Mansfield
Mary A. Keene
Watertown Street
Cambridge
Noticd
Honora W. Farren
Norah
Nora W. Farren
Charles Farren
Admr
Notich
Henry E. Hewins
Harry J. Hewins
Georg
Bourne
Henry J. Plummer
Anna Mary Plummel
Patrick O'Dowd
Cpm
Edward J. O'Dowd
Poston
Mary Connelly
Mary Conley
Suffol
Ann Donnelly
Probate notices of multiple Boston area estates 1893
Public notices cite heirs and interested parties in the estates of Betsey M Snow Sarah A Goodrich Jasper Stone Zebulon Davison Mary P Stone Samuel J Sanger and others. Executors and administrators seek letters testamentary or administration with no surety bonds, with citations to appear at Suffolk Middlesex probate courts in September 1893. Public notices require weekly Boston Post publication for three weeks.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Catherine Cunningham
Boston
John J. Munroe
Boston Post
John W. McKim, Esquire
Ebenezer Gay
Catharine F. Pfaff
William C. Pfaff
Somerville
Middlesex
John W. McKim
Esquire
Betsey M. Snow
Charles P. Roberts
Sarah A. Goodrich
Cambridge
Sid
Georgia M. Niles
Jetters
Charles F. H. Goodrich
George M. Brooks
W. E. Rogers
Mary P. Stone
Jasper V. Stone
Melrose
Massachusetts
Zebulon B. Davison
Chelsea
Charles E. Davison
Hip
Samuel J. Sanger
Warren Sanger
Winfield S. Hutchinson
Newton
Allersons
Samuel Welch
Lowell
Josephine H. Pope
Charles G. Pope
Foston
S. H. Folsom
Register
Norman B. Hathorne
Bangor
Maine
George E. Hathorne
Lawrence
Essex
Frederic F. Hassam
Hyde Park
Norfolk
Frederic Child Hassam
New York
Mary H. Doe
Minneapolis
Minnesota
John N. Hassam
Said Hyde Park
Lilly Lockwood
Needham
George Hassam
Roger E. Tileston
Wilder Tileston
Milton
Joseph R. Churchill
Franklin L. Tileston
John B. Tileston
Commonwealth
Sniffolk
George Flanagan
Jonathan A. Lane
John A. Lane
Ell H George
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