Invaders Near Three-Day Sail Call for Hedges Crew
A color company of 15 bears flags in a parade on Oct 2 with Lieut William H Oakes second in command to Col Sidney M Hedges. The Ancients leader Benjamin P Chen dy Jr plans a large demonstration at Brewster Island Boston Harbor as Mayflower sails with the Honourables aboard.
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Chickering
William H. Oakes
Sidney M. Hedges
The
Honourables
Benjamin P. Chendy, JR
Ancients
Brewster's Island
Boston Harbor
Four injured as car wreck on Porchester Road
Yesterday a collision on Porchester Road near Hamilton Street involved a speeding electric Columbia car and a coupe. Four men, ages 35 to 45, from Roxbury and Tremont estown, suffered head cuts and internal injuries, were treated by Dr. Graves, refused hospital, and were sent home. The motorcar driver remained unharmed. the coupe was demolished.
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Xen
Bia Road
Porchester
Tremontestown
Riley
Mey
Roxbury
B. A. Graves
Hamilton
Rata
Columbia Road
Trihorse
Cains
Cooney
Graves
Nixon to Run for Mayor in Democratic Bid
Sept 27 Kork Lewis Nixon announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for Mayor of the city of New t. He pledges a reform platform and a party pledge to end municipal corruption, asserting the party can restore integrity by committing to core reforms. Nixon declines further comment on his campaign.
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Kork
Lewis
New T
Attle
Democratic Party
Domney
Mrr
Nixon
Langley airship scientists alter keel and propellers
In Washington September 27 Professor Langley’s airship experts conducted work behind locked doors at the Smith-man Institution shops. The team moved from Widewater with a motor section Saturday and repairs were likely completed today. Attention focused on propellers and steel frame blades, with changes believed to be a new ore or enhanced pair.
Roosevelt Returns From Sagamore Hill Test Is Miller Case Discussed
President Roosevelt completes his summer at Sagamore Hill with Sunday church attendance and a planned Washington departure. He will meet John Mitchell at luncheon while denying any plans for a Miller case conference. The administration reiterates the stand on due process and potential hearings for civil service issues.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Christ Episcopal Church
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Loeb
Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Mine Workers
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Miller
Cortelyou
United States
Lovers' Bridge Tour With the Honourable Artillery Company
Miss Beanita Bostonia offers guided trips around Boston for the Honourable Artillery Company visit. Lectures on local lore precede excursions to historic spots including Lover's Bridge, where moonlit couples and wary motormen are described amid river scenes and city legends.
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Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Beanita Bostonia
Boston Guide
Boston
Honourables
Fair Guide
Lover's Bridge
Lover’s Lane
Honourable Artillery Company Visit to New York Arranged
The Mayflower carrying the Honourable Artillery Company of London is nearing shore. Colonel Hedges and Colonel Ferris with Lt Allen oversee a decorated march route and port duties by the Ancients. Dr Carson and Major Duchesney will board in uniform, while Sgt Snow coordinates sighting signals. A social banquet is set for Oct 7 at Sherry’s with a review featuring old-time military groups.
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Chickering
A. M. Ferris
Hedges
Honourables
Ferris
London
Honourable Artillery Company of London
Sidney M. Hedges
Allen
Dominion Line Steamship Company
State Street
Paul Carson
Duchesney
Dominion Company
E. 2. Snow
Boston Light
NW York
Honourable Artillery Company of
Old Guard
New York
Sherry’s
Stabbing in Haverhill Involves Three Italians and Weapons
In Haverhill on September 27 Jareno Gigliotte Joseph Gigliotte and Antonio Fazzo, all Italians, were arrested in front of 17 Wingate Street after a knife and a revolver were used in an assault. Joseph Gigliotte suffered a stab wound to the right leg and the trio faced charges of attempting to kill. The wounded man was found on the sidewalk as police intervened.
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Haverhill
Jareno Gigliotte
Joseph Gigliotte
Antonio Fazzo
Wingate Street
Plumbers and Steamfitters Form Massachusetts Union
Thomas F. Harney was elected president of the Journeymen Plumbers Gasfitters Steamfitters and Steamfitters Helpers Association of Massachusetts at a Boston convention. Twenty affiliated unions met at 514 Tremont Street to reorganize the state body and plan wage and hour investigations at military and naval stations.
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Thomas F. Harney
Worcester Central Labor Union
Journeymen
Helpers’ Association of Massachusetts
Boston
Tremont Street
Worcester
Massachusetts
Congress
Washington
Charlestown
Wattertown
Springfield
National Steam and Hot Water Fitters
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Thomas F. Harvey
C. A. White
Joseph P. Curry
Lynn
Michael J. McNulty
Edward Riley
Fitchburg
M. J. Scanlon
P. P. Griffin
Salem
M. O’connell
Newton
Lowell
Fall River
Northampton
Natick
Gloucester
Quincy
Cambridge
Brockton
Marlboro
Waltham
Lawrence
Holyoke
Malden
Brotherhood Memorial Honors Grand Chiefs and Deceased Members
Solemn services at Lawrence Hall for Grand Chiefs P. M. Arthur and A. B. Youngson and other Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members. More than 300 attendees. speakers included Rev. James K. Bower and C. H. Salmons. roll call read by A. J. Defoe. silver service presented. Boston telegram sent. Union supports eight hour bill and anti injunction bill. memberships discussed.
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P. M. Arthur
A. B. Youngson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lawrence Hall
Washington Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
George R. Dority
Brotherhood
Schubert
J. E. Dillingham
A. J. Defoe
James K. Bower
the Baptist Church
Maplewood
C. H. Salmons
Cleveland, O
Joseph S. Newton
Dennis F. McCarthy
Labor delegates to AFL convention to meet in Boston
Boston unions plan a banquet for AFL delegates at Faneuil Hall on November 9. Boston Typographical Union 18 approves a $25 John L. Turner fund, mourns Charles E. Innes who served as secretary for over 40 years, and endorses eight hour and anti injunction bills for Congress. Meeting place shifts from Wells Memorial Hall to Broadbine Hall Dover and Albany streets.
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American Federation of Labor
Faneuil Hall
Boston
John L. Turner
Charles E. Innes
Innes
Wells Memorial Hall
Broadbine Hall
Dover and
Albany Streets
Gifts for Cohen Chair of Boston Bartenders Honor
Samuel Cohen, chairman of the House Committee of the Boston Bartenders Protective Association, received a gold headed cane at last Sundays meeting as thanks for his service and in honor of his thirty third birthday. He then hosted officers and members at his home in Westminster Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cohen
Boston Bartenders’ Protective Association
Westminster Street
Elected officers named for Building Trades Council group
William J. Fitzgerald was elected ident of the Building Trades Counterday and John T. Cashman was business agent for the fourth. Other officers include President Jeremiah Donovan, Secretary Ambrose Baker, Financial Secretary John T. O Painters' Union 11, Treasurer Flynn, Clerk George Parsons, Sergeant-at-Arms John Plasterers' Union, and Trustees from Plumbers' Union and Electrical Workers' Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Fitzgerald
John T. Cashman
Jeremiah Donovan
Ambrose Baker
the and Structural Iron Workers
John T. O Painters’ Union
Flynn
Steamfitters’ Union
George Parsons
John Plasterers
Ell
Plumbers’ Union
Electrical Workers’ Unio
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Edwin R. Frost
Grand Army Vet
John French Johnson
Amesbury
Edward Johnson
Notman
Augustus Andrews
Rewen
Chi
Charle
Anci
Beore
Reform Democrats of
Irship
Langley
Bernita Bostonia
Lordly Charles
Knightly Longfellow
Metropolitan Park Police
Brighton
Watertown
Tlover
Watertown Arsenal Gate
Mayflower
Honourables OF
Highland Light
Wilade
Arthur and
Youngson
Rober
Appleton Street
Sick Brothers
Friends Ofized Labor
Cohen
Beecham
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