Boy Recounted That Saved by Father and Friend From Attacking Bulldogs
Warren McIntyre six-year-old of Somerville was bitten by two roaming bulldogs owned by Patrick Welch while playing on Marion Street. His father Henry and 14 year old Victor Harris bravely pulled him from the dogs after he was dragged toward the ground. Warren received severe bites to both legs and was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital for treatment.
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Warren McIntyre
Henry McIntyre
Concord Avenue
Somerville
Victor Harris
Warren
Marion Street
Patrick Welch
Elsie Brenner
Kr. MelIntyre
Mr. McIntyre
Cambridge Relief
Salome barred in Boston as mayor fights opera
Mayor Hibbard and Boston church leaders clash over the Oscar Hammerstein production of Salome at the Boston Theatre. Arthur Hammerstein seeks withdrawal amid protests from bishops and clergy while Governor Draper, a private opera subscriber, weighs in.
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Mary Garden
Salome
Arthur Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Opera
Hibbard
O'Meara
J. Franklin Chase
The
New England Watch and Ward Society
Opera Management
William J. Guard
Patterson
Boston
Boston Theatre
Oscar Hammerstein
Messrs. Hammerstein
Levering
Guard
Draper
State House
Eben S. Draper
New York
Cambridge Accepts Plans for New Subway and Surface Cars
The city settles the dispute with Boston about the elevated line as Mayor Wardwell approves Cambridge subway plans. Harvard square station stays, Kendall square area redeveloped with a loop track and a one-story building seized on Main street. The subway runs from Pioneer street to between Hayward and Wadsworth, with Cambridge elevated trains running underground between Kendall square and the river bank.
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Boston
Cambridge
Wardwell
Harvard Square
Charles Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Kendall Square
Broadway
Main Streets
Main Street
George M. Campbell
Pioneer
Carleton Streets
Hayward
Wadsworth Streets
River Bank
West Boston Bridge
Central Square
Mt. Auburn Street
Arlington
Mt. Auburn
Memorial to Dead Soldiers at Arlington Plans Reported
Washington April 2 The commission including President Taft and Sec Cortelyou has submitted a report under the public buildings act to Congress for a memorial amphitheatre in Arlington National Cemetery Virginia. The roofless 34000 square foot structure would cost about 695000 dollars with seating for 5000 and a colonnade for more and a crypt beneath for distinguished burials.
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Washington
Laft
National Cemetery
Arlington
Congress
Taft
Cortelyou
Tilcott Woods
Capitol Building
I. G. Kimball
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic
New York
Malone to Act Against White in Lawrence Case
Attorney General Dana Malone decided to allow use of his name in quo warranto proceedings to depose Lawrence Mayor William P. White. Edward F. Joyce of Lawrence filed the petition claiming disqualification due to a crime conviction. White pleaded guilty May 10, 1895 to indictment charging extortion and was fined.
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Dana Malone
William P. White
Lawrence
Edward F. Joyce
Mr. White
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Daniel D. Addison
Paul Revere Frothingham
George J. Patterson
V. G
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Stein-Bloch
New England
America
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Tech
Henry Siegel CO
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Prince Albert
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Oxford
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