Spinners' Union delegates elect new officers at convention
Delegates at yesterday's Spinners' Union convention elected Urban Fleming of Holyoke as president and George Thornton of Pawtucket to lead the body. Dennis Murphy of Taftville and Thomas O'Donnell of Fall River were re elected vice president and treasurer. An executive board was named with members from New Bedford to Baltic Connecticut. Proposals to make the international secretary a permanent paid post were submitted.
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Spinners’ Union
Samuel Ross
Urban Fieming
Holyoke
George Thornton
Pawtucket
Dennis FF. Murphy
Taftville
Conn
Thomas Fef
Baltic
International Secretary
Mary Hall Granted Divorce from Dr Charles Pearce
In Cincinnati on September 15 Judge Wade Cushing granted a divorce to Dr. Charles T. Pearce from Mary Pearce known on stage as Mary Hall former leading woman of Pike stock Boston and Pittsburg stock companies The divorce cites wilful absence and that Mary Hall had been divorced in another state a year earlier and has remarried Miss Hall was known in national theatrical circles.
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Cincinnati
Charles T. Pearce
Mary Pearce
Mary Hall
Old Pike
Boston
Pittsburg
Wade Cushing
Common Pleas Court
Miss Hall
Pictures that Instruct at Wolf's Clothier Window
A description of Wolf's Clothier at Hanover and Portland streets displaying daily news pictures in their show windows to convey events more vividly than written reports.
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Hanover
Portland
Wolf’s
Wolf's
Girl Fends Off Burglary In Wakefield Claim
Miss Jennie Spalding awoke to find a man in her room and, after grabbing a pocket flashlight, chased him on North avenue. The burglar released himself and fled but was arrested by Patrolman Taintor. The suspect, described as a Greek speaker, is being identified with other recent local thefts.
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Wakefield
Jennie Spalding
Lafayette Street
Miss Spalding
North Avenue
Taintor
Harvard Man Takes Spanish Chair at Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ohio September 15 Professor Ralph Emerson Bassett a Harvard graduate has been elected to the chair of Spanish at the University of Cincinnati after completing his course at Harvard He previously held a professorship of modern languages at the University of Kansas and his appointment was part of a faculty infusion intended to appease the alumni association which pressed for President C W Dabney's removal.
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Cincinnati, O
Ralph Emerson Bassett
Harvard University
University of Cincinnati
Harvard
Bassett
University of Kansas
Alumni Association
Cc. W. Dabney
Extradition Papers Approved but Hearing Delayed
Governor Foss, advised by Attorney General Swift, says extradition papers for Nathan Berman and Louis Brooks are legal, yet he will not issue them before a hearing. The Cloak and Skirt Makers' Union leaders are charged with intimidation and property destruction in Connecticut. A hearing is set for Monday at the State House amid labor protests and fears of kidnapping.
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Foss
Swift
Nathan Berman
Louis Brooks
Connecticut
State House
Berman
Brooks
Cloak and Skirtmakers’ Union
McNamara
Fined for row on car in Boston court
Joseph Callarbres of 81 Barry Street Dorchester was arraigned in South Boston Municipal Court on a disorderly conduct complaint after a Boston elevated street car incident. He was found guilty and fined.
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South Boston
Joseph Callarbres
Barry Street
Dorchester
Boston W
Cambridge and Boston Agree on New Soldiers Field Bridge
A conference in Mayor Fitzgerald's office between Boston and Cambridge officials and donor John T. Wheelwright laid plans for a Soldiers Field bridge to be built by Larz Anderson at about 500000. Both cities pledged suitable approaches and the erection of a new safer bridge over the Charles River near the stadium was virtually settled.
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Soldiers Field
Larz Anderson
Fitzgerald
Boston
Cambridge
John T. Wheelright
Charles River
Hadlock Insanity Stops Forgery Case
An indictment against John C. Hadlock for forging nomination papers for mayor was not pressed by the district attorney because Hadlock is insane. Dr. C P Bancroft, hospital superintendent, states Hadlock was insane at commitment and remains so.
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John C. Hadlock
Pelletier
Hadlock
C. P. Bancroft
New Harmpshire State Hospital For the Insane
Missionaries Sail on Weyland Liner to Liverpool
A praise filled farewell on the steamer deck marked the departure of 71 passengers aboard the Bohemian and Weyland liner hemion bound for Liverpool. Destinations include Turkey and provinces of Assam and Burma as hymns and addresses concluded the voyage plans.
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Weyland
Hemion
Liverpool
Turkey
Assam
Burma
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Coles
Norfolk
Ross
Fleming
United Textile Workers’ Union
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Union
Washington
Globe Theatre
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Inter Co
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Far East
Boyle
Hanover Street
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