Central Labor Union Debates Uniforms and Boycott Tactics
Indignation meeting condemns city uniforms as an English import and servile badge. Central Labor Union delegates plan action, while praise and suspensions mark Labor Day events. Theaters face boycott notices as clergy support grows. Union committees target nonunion workers and advertising posters. Reunion marks Freight Handlers gathering, and stone contractors face alleged nonunion labor. Building Trades Council seeks city finance input on Labor Day funding.
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Park
Central Labor Union
Charles McConnell
James P. Craffrey
Maurice Rowe
Sanitary Department
Ben Franklin S.A
K. of L
Knights of Columbus
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
St. Stephen’s Hall
Don Buckley
Building Trades Council
Bennett Street
Stone Cutters
Hebrews Elect Officers at Temple Adath Israel
The Temple Adath Israel election at Columbus avenue and Northampton street named Rabbi Charles Fleischer as officiating rabbi for three years at 3000 dollars annually. Officers elected include Louis Hecht president Jacob Morse vice president Ferdinand Abraham treasurer Sol Lowe secretary Joseph Guggenheim messenger and collector George H. Feague cemetery sexton with Leopold Abraham and Asher Hyneman on seating and holidays committees and M. H. Goldschmidt as trustee replacing Isaac Well.
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Temple Adath Israel
Columbus Avenue
Northampton Street
Temple
Charles Fleischer
Louis Hecht
Jacob Morse
Ferdinand Abraham
E. S. Gouldstone
Sol Lowe
Joseph Guggenheim
George H. Feague
Leopold Abraham
Asher Hyneman
M. H. Goldschmidt
Isaac Well
Dixie arrives in Baltimore with Maryland Naval Reserve aboard
The United States auxiliary cruiser Dixie arrives in Baltimore with many Maryland Naval Reserve members on board after victories in Porto Rico and in the Capture of Ponce. A large Defenders Day reception is planned for tomorrow to mark the War of 1812 stirring events near Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Dixie
Maryland Naval Reserve
Porto Rico
Ponce
San Juan
Six Little Tailors Redefine Bespoke in Boston
The Six Little Tailors on Washington Street showcase a modern specialist model with two firm leaders supervising ladies and mens tailoring. They offer fully custom tailor made gowns, rapid two day completion, wool London shrunk fabrics, and prices aimed at big trade with small profits, backed by large stock and low fostered costs. They emphasize original designs, in house samples, and superior fit while stressing comfort and sanitary facilities for workers.
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Washington Street
Six Brothers
Messrs
Jacobs
Edward Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
London
Boston
Ephraim Markels Missing From Salem Street
Ephraim Markels of 72 Salem Street has been missing for over two weeks. He was last seen nineteen evening after telling Mrs. Alpert he felt ill and would seek a doctor. Police checked hospitals but found no trace of him.
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Ephraim Markels
Salem Street
Sineenty
Massachusetts Deaths by Disease in War Surpass Bullet Loss
An analysis shows Massachusetts regiments suffered far more deaths from disease than by bullets during the Santiago campaign. Results indicate 174 killed by disease in state units versus 4-100 of 1 percent by bullets, with total Massachusetts losses near 3 percent across all regiments. The article compares Civil War losses and notes officers killed, engagements, and overall regional totals.
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Massachusetts
New England
Post
Second Massachusetts
Santiago
Guanica
Fall River
Wighth
Harvard
Bay State
Framingham
Swain
Fleet Repositions at Boston Harbor as Gloucester Arrives
A harbor scene shows war vessels shifted around in Boston with the expected arrival of the Gloucester, formerly Corsair. Vessels Tug Osceola and ships like Marblehead Detroit and Marietta are noted near Chelsea ferry routes as the Wahneeta is raised and beached on Lovell's Island.
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Lewis Wharf
Halifax
Poe
N. 8
Port Hawkesbury
C. B
Charlottetown
St. Croix
8. F. Pike
International Line
St. John
N. B
Yarmouth
Smith
N. S
A. M. Hatfield
A. Digby Bonnell
New York
Digby
James F. Sweeney
Sears
William F. Sullivan
Pemberton Square
Prince Edward
Kinney
Long Wharf
Yarmouth N. 8
Marblehead
Sandy Hook
Klondike
Adea
Elbridge J. Gerry
Higgins
Kwasind
Centennial
Bath
W. E. Reere
Montego Bay
Jam
Edmond Blunt
Deike Rickmers
Buhle
Hamburg
Sunderland
Eng
Daniel F. Buckley
Boston
Hamlin
Coyle
Narrows
Liverpool
London
Champion
Bear River
United States
John H. Casey
Terrence F. Shevlin
Lyman
Independent
Bird Island Flats
Newport News
Ariel
Elsie
Mystic Wharf
Captain Hawes
Delaware
North Ferry
Intrepid
Lloyd Phoenix
Newport
R. I
Hull
Boston Light
Josephine Ellicott
Murphy
Jacksonville
Florida
Savannah
Fannie L. Child
Fuller
Fall River
Ellicott
Fiske
Marble Wharf
Ella M. Doughty
Gloucester
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
New England
Topeka
Minnesota
Castine
Marcellus
Solace
Hogan
Massapequa
Wilmington
Chelsea
Osceola
Detroit
Marietta
Rotten Row
Navy Yard
Bancroft
Machias
Vesuvius
Constitution
Badger
Shears
Helena
Hector
Pedro
Putnam
Lynn
Jathniel
Salem
Wahneeta
Juniata
Wheckers
Lovell's Island
Prize money expected to top all Spanish American War ships
Newport News report notes the gunboat Eagle crew likely earns at least 3000 dollars each in prize money, possibly more than any other warship involved in the conflict. The estimate highlights generous shares for Eagle crewmen.
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Newport News
Eagle
Spain
United States
Bohemian Club of East Boston Names Officers
The Bohemian Club of East Boston elected officers Sunday afternoon with Joseph F. Carter as President John H L Noyes as Vice President William E Burke as Treasurer Francis J Conlin as Historian Bartholomew T Griffin John A Brant and Daniel B McInnes named to the literary committee.
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Bohemian Club of
East Boston
Joseph F. Carter
John H. L. Noyes
William E. Burke
Francis J. Conlin
Bartholomew T. Griffin
John A. Brant
Daniel B. McInnes
Eruption Recurrence Reported Near Naples
The report notes renewed volcanic activity near Naples with a weeklong pattern of rumbling and explosions. Authorities monitor tremors and emissions as residents brace for possible ash clouds and further seismic events.
White Heather Preview Draws Boston Theatre Set
The Boston October run of The White Heather features Amelia Bingham Olive May and Rose Coghlan as leading ladies with a full stage for scenic needs Boyd Putnam plans suburban excursions during a hot spell Sept 26 brings Bostonians Maude Adams and The Sign of the Cross to local venues George Wilson prepares a New England circuit debut and Henry Irving contemplates another U S visit awaiting a proper vehicle for a comeback with Wilson Barrett and John Hare also seeking roles.
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Boston
Amelia Bingham
Olive May
Rose Coghlan
Boston Theatre
Boyd Putnam
William H. Crane
Bostonians
Maude Adams
Hollis
Museum
George Wilson
Boston Museum
Way Down East profits aid Massachusetts soldiers during matinee
A rousing Tremont Theatre audience will support returning Massachusetts soldiers as the entire proceeds from Way Down East go to the cause. The era of midweek theatre continues with Going to the Races at Boston tonight and a slate of shows featuring star performers and new pieces across several venues.
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Tremont Theatre
Massachusetts
Byrne Brothers
Boston
New York
Harry Conor
Anna Boyd
Messrs
Gilfoil
Pauil
Beane
Etta Gilroy
George Wilson
Guv
Mr. Barrows
Castle Square
W. H. Crane
Hollis
Rice
Violet Dene
Jacques Kruger
Grand Opera House
Stuart
Patti
Daisy
Spain
Columbia
Davis
Chilcoot
Bartley Campbell
Bowdoin Square Company
Lothrop
Bowdoin
Sans Souci
Matt J. Flynn
Louis Massen
Cora Tanner
Keith
May Howard
Times
The
Howard
Francisco Lentini
Austin & Stone’s
Norumbega Park
Tom Clifford
Point of Pines
Association
Boys In Blue
Rev Robert Palmer Stanton Dies at Norwich Home
The Rev Robert Palmer Stanton, a well known retired Congregationalist minister, died at his Norwich home this morning after an illness. Born in Belchertown Massachusetts in 1818, he was noted as an interpreter of Neheerahtah Thomas Stanton.
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Norwich
Conn
Robert Palmer Stanton
Belch
Mass
Thomas Stanton
State to dedicate Antietam battlefield monument
On September 17 the State will dedicate its monument on the Antietam battlefield. The official delegation led by the Governor and state officers will depart Boston on September 15 by special train via the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. A separate excursion will accompany veterans to Antietam and Gettysburg, with transportation and on-site accommodations offered at a reasonable cost. Information available from the committee at 211 Washington Street, Boston.
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Antietam
Boston
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Gettysburg
Washington Street
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