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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

5

Three Woburn men die in finish daub explosion at Foucar plant

Three married Woburn men Homer Danforth 36 Joseph Peters 35 and Enoch Curtis 62 died after an explosion in the Foucar Leather Company kettle room just before 1 am. Danforth and Peters had formed a partnership two weeks earlier and were preparing to start finishing leather. Curtis aided them and was engulfed in flames as the daub boiled and reduced with naphtha.

Woburn Foucar Leather Company North Woburn Choate Memorial Hospital Homer Danforth Joseph I. Peters Enoch Curtis Danforth Peters Curtis

Demand 54 Hour Law Enforcement Across Boston Hotels

Thomas G Connolly seeks grand jury action after alleging widespread violations of the 54 hour workweek law in Boston hotels. He sent a letter to District Attorney Pelletier claiming evidence of long employment hours for female cooks at major hotels. Parker House officials denied violations and pledged defense. union meetings yielded no concrete action.

Pemberton Square Boston State House International Hotel Workers’ Union Thomas G. Connolly Pierce J. Reed Whipple Company Connolly Parker House

Letter to Governor Foss from Hotel Workers union attorney

Attorney Connolly of the International Hotel Workers Union Local 6 drafts a letter to Governor Foss at strike headquarters. He outlines a meeting with a committee, and asks why Boston restaurant and hotel managers have not prosecuted for violating the 58 hour work week rule for women and children under 18.

Attorney Connolly Governor Foss Sir International Hotel Workers’ Union Herlow State House Jophanus H. Whitney Whitney Boston F. W. Merriam Merriam Harlow International Hotel Union

Prisoner Sherer Pardoned, Then Dies in Escape Plot

The article recounts Alexander J. Sherer, once pardoned and granted parole, returning to Charlestown State Prison. He vowed to die or be killed, recounting a history of burglary and multiple arrests. Sherer’s pardon followed warden Bridges’ recommendation amid a pattern of attempted reform and relapse.

Sherer Bridges Charlestown State Prison Alexander J. Sherer Charlestown Newburyport North Shore Foss Cc Ppet N —C Lehots Ae Keendah Maennsetts Avenue Cambridge Tremont Street Malden Orison

Derrick Arm Snaps at Halifax Sugar Refinery

A derrick arm broke at the Woodside Sugar Refinery in Halifax N S Sept 12 dropping eight workers from a 60 foot height. Three men were instantly killed and one or two others were dying or believed to die.

Halifax Woodside

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