Brilliant Season of Opera Is Planned for Boston
The Boston Opera Company plans a fifth season featuring three new operas and no revivals. Meistersinger receives a new scenic setting. Francesca da Rimini debuts with its author and composer in attendance. Monna Vanna stars Mary Garden. Return of Melba and Cavalieri anticipated. Tetrazzini’s engagement now assured. lineup includes many famed international and American singers.
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Vast Salisbury Beach crowd views town fire ruins
Newburyport reports a crowd of over 100000 at Salisbury Beach to witness last week's devastating fire ruins. Police coordinated across towns amid heavy traffic with only one arrest and one serious accident.
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Miss Pitonof Fails In Second Sandy Hook Attempt
Rose Pitonof, the Dorchester swimmer, failed to reach Sandy Hook after 11 hours 23 minutes in the water. She started late, was piloted by Captain William Curran, and was accompanied by Eli Pitonof, Adolph Pitonof, and Herbert Stevens, diving from the Battery wall at 7 28.
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No More Charges Against Governor Sulzer
New York report states no additional charges will be filed against Governor Sulzer. He will be tried by the court on existing charges as they stand. Impeachment managers plan to reconvene tomorrow and hold daily sessions until the Sullex trial begins the following week.
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Electrical Workers to Meet Today
This morning at 10 o'clock the international convention of the A F L Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Unions opens in Faneuil Hall. The convention follows the New England District Council monthly meeting in Wells Memorial building with international officers and many delegates in attendance.
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Wells Memorial Building
Telephone Girls Union Leaders Convene for Executive Board Plans
Michael Birmingham chairs a council meeting where he is named as a candidate for the Eastern district executive board, replacing Frank L. Kelley of Boston Union 10%. Speakers include Peter W. Collins, Peter J. Linehan, and G. M. Bugniazer. Miss Quinn leads Springfield delegates and Annie K. Molloy recounts gains for Boston girls' union. Delegates will be welcomed by Mayor Fitzgerald with a structured week of visits and a shore dinner.
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New York
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Charles P. Ford
Springfield
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Secretary Presented Diamond Ring by Boston Bartenders Union
At a Boston Bartenders Union meeting President Colbert surprised William J. Leary, its seven year office and recording secretary, with a diamond ring as a testimonial of the members appreciation for his work.
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Union protests plan to abolish West End city yard
At yesterday's Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters' and Helpers' Union meeting a plan to abolish the West End city yard and turn its work to contractors was announced. Resolutions were adopted opposing the abolition of that yard and any further extension of contract work in city departments.
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West End
Labor Meeting News Grievances On B M Discussed
Hundreds of Boston and Maine locomotive firemen from New England gathered in Lawrence Hall Lawrence Street for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen first grand Boston and Maine system meeting yesterday.
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Private meeting over Boston and Maine scheduling rules discussed
A full day meeting led by B J Riley of Newport Vermont and H B Richardson of Worcester examined grievances over a 16 hour work rule for engineers and firemen on the Boston and Maine line. The talks aimed at revisiting the interpretation with no public disclosures. Brotherhood members attended in shifts throughout the day.
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Hi. B. Richardson
Worcester
Boston & Maine Company
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Insurance Agents Plan Big Meeting in Boston
The Boston Insurance Agents Union announced a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall aimed at highlighting alleged injustices by insurers to agents. The announcement followed yesterday's Rathbone Hall union meeting.
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Boston Insurance Agents’ Union
Rathbone Hall
Pension and Death Fund Approved by Photo Engravers
At a meeting in Boston Edwar F Didion and George F Lewis reported benefits from the international convention in Cleveland. An old age pension fund and $1000 death benefits for families of deceased members were approved and may begin within a year or two. Plans pursue a cost finding system with the Employers' Association to set fair prices.
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Edwar F. Didion
George F. Lewis
Cleveland
National
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International
Photo- Engravers’ Union
Grievances Settled at Old Colony Lodge Meeting
Old Colony Lodge 143 of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks reported satisfactory settlements of local grievances. Members employed by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad gathered in Pilgrim Hall for the afternoon session.
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Labor Notes From Boston Unions and Elections
The Boston Newsboys Protective Union discussed the 16 year old child labor law with no action taken. An educational committee was elected: Thomas J. Mulkern Hyman Cohen Abraham Rubinovitz Benjamin Waldman and Jacob Applebaum. And Ben Franklin Assembly 5463 K of L urged a pay raise for machine drivers in Street Cleaning. A report noted Frank J. Keiman’s conference with Boston unions planning stronger organizing and agitation. Aaron Velleman was elected vice president of Boston Cigarmakers Union. Laundry Wagon Drivers' Aston planned a November anniversary with a coordinating committee. John Schafer of the United Hatters' Union spoke at Bartenders' Union.
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