Wage Earners Emergency Hospital Opens in Boston Reform
The Wage Earners Emergency and General Hospital will open next Wednesday under Dr. Galvin with no debt and one dollar certificates for treatment for a year. Labor and community leaders form a diverse directorate to ensure universal access while keeping charity and wage earners distinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Emergency Hospital
Boston
Galvin
New England
America
Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Rabbi Schindler
Father McQuaid
St. James Parish
George A. Gordon
Old South Church
B. H. Clement
Boston Evening Transcript
George W. Galvin
Messrs. Richardson
Hill & Co
Water
Pga
George Stevens Shank Company
Pitts-Kimball Company
Woodbury & Leighton
Wagner Palace Car Company
Walter Burns
American Soda Fountain Company
United Fruit Company
Boston Theatre
H. & J. Pfaff
Wheeler, Howe & Lovejoy
Rhodes & Ripley
Russ, Eveleth & Ingalls
Dana, Estes & Co
Eastern Dredging
Winch Bros
M. Doherty & Co
Fasterbrook & Eaton
A. Ceppi & Co
Brown, Durrell & Co
George James
Webb Granite & Construction
Comany
George A. Fuller & Co
J. B. Fuller & Co
Howard Iron Foundry
George Lawley & Son
Carpenters
D. &. McDonald
Winter Street
Russell
Evgleth
Boston Theatrical Mechanics Association Gifts Emergency Hospital
A Boston theatrical group reports actions from its meetings. Members appoint committees to coordinate with affiliates and seek unified support for the matter. The association also donates fifty dollars to the Emergency Hospital upon its reopening, with best wishes for continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Bicknell
George W. Galsin
Boston Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Association
Charles B. Taylor
Harbor Ship News and Coastal Trade Arrivals
The Dolphin anchors at Nantasket Roads en route to New York while Gem completes a six day outward run to Fernandina with lumber. Portland tug Channing aids mudscows in harbor draggings as the Guardian watches three sloops ashore near Ram Head. Empress dispatched to discharge Java sugar, with 69,090 baskets arriving since month start. Atlantic sugar total weighs about 42 million pounds valued near $2 million. Europe oxford apple shipments show a weak week with 26 barrels to Liverpool versus last year’s 5,734. Several schooners return with hake and haddock. 1,000 provincial passengers disembark. Barkentine Africa, after a hurricane, reaches port towed by A. W. Chesterton. John & Emery coal cargo vessel may discharge and reload lumber for South America. Britannic, rivaled by Oceanic, marks a historic 25 year record, built in Belfast. Missing steamer South Cambria prompts concern for Captain Morgan and crew.
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United States
Dolphin
Nantasket Roads
New York
Fernandina
Gem
Frost
John S. Emery & Co
Portland
Channing
Guardian
Ram Head
Ann
Charles Meehan
Philadelphia
Bird Island
Empress
Delaware
Java
Buckingham
Clio
Roxby
Bogstad
Eolus
Europe
Liverpool
Lucy Devlin
T Wharf
Louis
Rosie
Boothbay
Lettie G. Howard
Samoset
Jessie
Venus
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
National Dock
A. W. Chesterton
Montevideo
Eliza Barss
Bermuda
John
Emery
New England
South America
Oceanic
Belfast
Ire
Morgan
Baltimore
Havana
Shipping News Mini Almanac for September 18
Arrived steamers Yarmouth and Prince Arthur with merchandise and passengers for multiple firms in Yarmouth and other ports. Numerous vessels sail or depart from Nantasket Roads and Woods Hole while reports note head winds on the Platte River passage and light winds overall. high tides and lunar phases listed.
Hand Painted Petticoats and Lingerie Fashions for Miss Grant
Newport reports Miss Julia Dent Grant has received a Parisian trousseau featuring hand painted petticoats with trains, embroidered chemises, and a variety of lavish undergarments. The collection includes rare Irish lace, Valen ciennes details, and a gold embroidered evening gown with a butterfly brooch.
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Newport
Julia Dent Grant
Paris
Miss Grant
Grant
Cantacuzene
Trousseau
Rue de la Paix
London Drawing Room
Elizabeth Newton Wed Harry Alonzo Cushing in Vermont
Miss Elizabeth Newton daughter of John C Newton of Holyoke united with Harry Alonzo Cushing Columbia University history lecturer at Maplehurst Wilmington Vermont yesterday afternoon The ceremony was by Rev Estabrook of Wilmington Attendants included aunt Mrs William Penn McCann matron of honor and Miss Grace E Webber maid of honor Best man Dr Daniel D Pease with ushers Albert H Walker and Dwight Whitney Morrow The Cushings will reside at 1066 West 105th Street New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Elizabeth Newton
John C. Newton
Holyoke
R. Harry Alonzo Cushing
Columbia University
Maplehurst
Estabrook
William Penn McCann
Ne Rochelle
N. Y
Grace E. Webber
Daniel D. Pease
New York
Albert H. Walker
Dwight Whitney Morrow
Cushing
West One Hundred and Fifth Street
New York City
Diaz Declares Mexico Extradition Pacts In Effect
President Diaz opened Congress and outlined foreign pacts, noting extradition treaties with the United States Italy and a Holland commerce pact forthcoming. He reported a yellow fever outbreak in Vera Cruz, with US serum trials unsuccessful, and said epidemics spread only to Cordoba. He highlighted growth in exports, manufacturing, telegraph and postal services, with revenues rising from 51.7 to 59 million and revolts in Yaqui and Yucatan headed for suppression.
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City
Mexico
Diaz
United States
Italy
Holland
Vera Cruz
Maritime Health Board
Cordoba
Superior Board of Health
United States Marine Hospital Service
Federal Telegraph Service
Post Office
Yucatan
Dreyfus to be freed as Rennes case moves forward
Paris dispatch reports Captain Alfred Dreyfus will be released next Tuesday and live as a free man while plans continue to overturn Rennes verdict. Premier Waldeck Rousseau urged withdrawal of appeal to enable pardon and avoid prolonged imprisonment amid deteriorating health.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
Rennes
Military Court of Revision
Dreyfus
Waldeck-Rousseau
Anti- Dreyfus Party
Military Council
High Court
Hyde Park Demo on Dreyfus Verdict Falters in London
A Hyde Park gathering in London on September 17 proved a weak turnout with only a few thousand, mostly youths and bystanders. Speakers failed to impress, though Hatzfield a Dreyfus relative drew attention. Resolutions supported Dreyfus, condemned the generals, and praised Zola Picquart Labori and Demange as crowds waved Stars and Stripes and French tricolor amid expulsions for pro and anti slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hyde Park
Rennes
Hatzfield
Dreyfus
Mme. Dreyfus
M. Emile Zola
Picquart
Mautres Labori
Demange
France
Vive L’armee
Vive Mercier
Reverend Hershey Denounces France Over Dreyfus Controversy
The Rev Scott F Hershey at First Presbyterian Church condemns France in the Dreyfus affair calling it a world issue The sermon centers on persecution of Jews and justice The speaker urges world verdict and protests American responsibility toward defending Dreyfus era rights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
France
Dreyfus
Egypt
Boston
Crime Against Justice Sermon Moves Tremont Temple Crowd
The Tremont Temple audience of about 3000 heard Rev. Geo Cr Lorimer argue that justice is universal and humanity’s court cannot be bribed or hushed. He urged speaking out against persecution, praised France’s jurisprudence, and named Dreyfus as a symbol of militarism and moral trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Geo Cr. Lorimer
Supreme Court
Court of Humanity
France
England
Germany
Transvaal
Jance
Water Commissioner Murphy eyes new drinking fountain site at station
In Boston crowds entering the new south union station wonder why Water Commissioner Murphy does not choose Dewey Square for a fountain. The pillar opposite the main entrance, a visible landmark, stands as a frequent passerby point while discussions continue on locating the drinking fountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New South Union Station
Murphy
Eve
Dewey Square
South Union Station
Liquor Seized From Local Resident by Station 6
Officers seized thirty eight gallons of beer and one pint of whiskey from Thomas Gordon of 12 Gold Street in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gordon
Gold Street
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First Co-Operative Hospital
Dorchester
Wood Workers’ Union
G. M. Gunther
George M. Guntner
Amalgamated Wood Workers’ Union of America
Dr. Galvin
Sir
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TWISS
S. BR
Shipping News
J . Bept
Smith
John G. Hall & Co
Kinney
J. F. Masters
Pike
E. A. Waldron
Gate City
Googins
Savannah
Eri. H. Downing
Kershaw
Kershaw, Howes
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Parthian
Snow
Er. B. Sampson
H. F. Dimock
Baker
H. M. Whitney
Allan Joy
Bay State
Dennison Portland
Sagadahoc
Thompson
Bath
City of Bangor
Ingraham
Bangor
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Barkentine Africa
Davison
Rosario
River Platte
Pansaee
Ermuda
Emmand E. Potter
Walker
Clementsport
N. 5
Warren W
Glawson
Leo
Springer
Fredericton
Clara A. Comee
Cromwell
Samuel Lewis
Pratt
Ellsworth
Catalina
McIntyre
Rockport
C. B. Kennard
Freeman
Dover
N. H
George P. Rush
Brocklebank
Ipswich
Sunbeam
Campbell
Stonington
Perkins
Portsmouth
Eliot
Mercury
Kelly
Libert
Temple
Lykens
Taylor
Philadelhia
Suffolk
Franklin
Romdo
Newburyport
Honey Brook
Durkee
Port Johnson
Arcadia
Hamburg
Prince Edward
Thomas H. Lawrence
Charles A. Campbell
J. Holmes Birdsall
Ada
Canso
Ida I. Y
Neon
Florence Creadick
Ais G. Rabel
Ben-Hur
Annie Ju. Wilder
Piscataqua
Swatara
Draper
Maple Hill
Hammond
Highland Light
Mangain
Eureka
Arge Ardmore
Lizzie
Patrick
Salem
A. W. Ellis
Manhattan
Chatham
Orinoco
Halifax
St. John’s
N. F
Horatio Hall
Woods Hole
Lancaster
Petti
Ures
Cushing— Newton
Cabinet
Crime Against Justice
Vineyard Haven
Frank J. Conley
Hyannis
New York Yacht Club
Conley
Uth
Rot Eiectric Appliance Co
Washington
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