M GEE FOUND M GEE FOUND GUILTY
Frank A. McGee of Worcester Massachusetts national organizer of the Foundrymen Union was found guilty on four counts of intimidation of non union workmen at Mc Lagoon s foundry in New Haven Connecticut He was sentenced to six months in jail and fined 100 on each count total two years and 400 He appealed and was held on 4000 bonds Judge Tyner ruled John Dunn president of the local foundrymen union was involved and his case suspended for one month
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New Haven
Conn
Frank A. McGee
Worcester
Mass
Foundrymen's Union
McLagoon
Tyner
John Dunn
Foundrymen’s Union
Harvard Law School Moves to New Bedford Limestone Building
Harvard Law School will be housed in a newly completed Bedford limestone structure east of Aust in Hall. Langdell Hall will bear the building’s name with interiors nearly finished and furniture ready. The opening is expected next week as the Ionic styled exterior features a colonnade and broad windows. Books from Austin Hall have transferred to the new library with duplicates kept in Austin Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Law School
Austin Hall
Langdell Hall
Law
Lusitania Steams at 22.66 Knots Amid Cloudy Cold Weather
On September 25 at noon the Lusitania reported 47:02 N 43:15 W after a 625 mile run. For the four hours to noon the speed held at 22.66 knots. A light southeast wind and overcast skies prevailed.
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Lusitania
Cape Race
N. F
U S to Bring Suit Against Railroads
United States district attorneys nationwide were instructed by Attorney General Bonaparte to sue numerous railroad companies to recover penalties for alleged violations of the safety appliance act. The total count of alleged violations amounts to 287.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bonaparte
Malden Society Girl Bride in Boston Area Wedding
Miss Alice Nelson married William Morton Bunting Jr at the Nelson residence in Malden. Harvard graduate groom, 1200 guests attended with matron of honor Mrs. F Raymond Sturtevant and ushers who were mostly Harvard classmates. Bridal party wore pink satin gowns. decor featured white roses and lilies of the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Nelson
Malden
Alice Nelson
William Morton Bunting, Jr
William M. Bunting
Boston
William G. Thayer
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
F. Raymond Sturtevant
Dorchester
Capron
Providence
Atwood
Chicago
Robinson
Fuller
E. Clarence Howe, Jr
Reginald T. Wheeler
Buffalo
N. Y
Alfred St. Vrain Carpenter
Colorado Springs
Col
James Rothwell
William Co. Chick
Russell W. Bryant
James O. Foss
Newton
Carroll L. Perkins
Brookline
EE. E F. Nelson
Harvard
Miss Nelson
William A. Paine
John Shepard
E. J. Mitton
J. W. Hayden
Isaac W. Chick
E. E. Bennett
Jere Williams
William H. Rothwell
E. C. Bradlee
Daniel H. Lane
Samuel G. Adams
Clarence M. Schultz
William H. Stacy
Albert N. Wood
Charles H. Taylor
Charles A. West
Gardner Williams
Arthur G. Burnham
A. W. Walker
Godfrey Ryder
George II, Chase
Williams G. Thayer
Richard FE. Sykes
Edward Hamlin
W. C. Winslow
John H. Duffill
Eugene P. Carver
William G. A. Turner
P. W. Sprague
Charles H. Sprague
Alvan T. Fuller
E. P. Capron
S. Atwood
Edmund B. Cowles
George A. Dill
George Co. Dutton
Harry Dutton
J. Howard Edwards
Daniel W. Lane
James T. Phelps
Fred F. Rhodes
Elisha W.cobb
Donald H. Smith
Alexander McGregor
Elmer
A. Lord
E. S. Booth
George C. Brooks
Melville L. Cobb
Charles H. Conway
George H. Graves
Frank J. Bartlett
W. E. Barker
Harry E. Converse
E. F. Sweet
E. L. Morandi
E. E. Locke
F. Ll. Locke
George P. Hamlin
Grace Coyne and Dr Nugent Wed At St Marys Church
In Milford on September 25 at St Marys Church Grace Olive Coyne daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Coyne of Taylor Street became the wife of Dr Thomas J Nugent. Rev Dy McGrath officiated with bridesmaid Kathryn B Conely and best man James P Raynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
St. Mary's Church
Grace Olive Coyne
Thomas Coyne
Tayior Street
Thomas J. Nugent
Dy McGrath
St. Mary's
Katheryn B. Conely
James P. Raynolds
Booth Has New Lines of Work
Halifax is told General Booth of the Salvation Army leaves tonight for the United States to consult with staff and field officers on the army’s position and prospects. He will visit Boston Chicago Cleveland and New York meeting about 2500 officers and addressing civic and business groups on colonization to solve unemployment.
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Halifax
N. S
General Booth
Salvation Army
Government House
United States
Boston
Cleveland
New York
New Conductor Named for Worcester Festival
The Worcester festival announces the resignation of choral conductor Walace Goodrich after six years. Dr. Arthur Mees will assume duties immediately after the Oct 1 concert week to lead rehearsals for the 1908 09 festival. Mees, born Feb 13 1850 in Columbus Ohio, has led multiple prominent choirs and festivals in New York and elsewhere.
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Worcester
Walace Goodrich
Arthur Mees
Mees
New York City
Columbus
Kullak
Weitzmann
Dorn
Berlin
Cincinnati Music Festival
Mr. Mees
Albany Musical Festival Association
Mendelsshon Glee Club
New York
Raincoat Sale Offers Lined and Skeleton Styles
Catalog notes indicate raincoats described as fully lined and skeleton lined. The listing emphasizes fit options and material coverage, highlighting a range of styles in a year-end sale.
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New England
ATL
M'Gee
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
Harrison's
H. Harrison
Washington St. Corner Beach
U. S
Rome
Iome Furnishers
Agen
Liberal
Gredit
The
Plumpton-Hervey Co
Washington St
Malden Society
William Morton Bunt
Ing, Jr
Booth
Wallace Goodrich
Adams Square
P. N
Morris
Teas
Swift
Bigelow Wilton
Axminster
Aevuans
Our
Albion
D. S&s. Co
D.S. Co
Hado
Hamburg
Icture
Dodge- Spear
Woodworth
Brussels
D. S. Co
Owder
Falconie Price
Flo
Richelieu
Per Gar
Stuyvesant Fish
States
Ahan
Illinois Central Railroad
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