City Mayor Flats Business Path and Cloak Strike
The Equity Court issued an injunction stopping 90 cloak and skirt workers at Samuel Sherlip's 103 Bedford street factory from entering premises or harassing replacement workers. The injunction, agreed by both sides, allows peaceful picketing but bars illegal actions. Strikers say they won a point by avoiding a ruling that the strike was illegal. Pickets have stood outside since the strike began over a discharged foreman dispute.
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Equity Court
Samuel Sherlip
Bedford Street
Sherlip
New York
Bessie Sidman
Jennie Salson
Fannie Ballou
Sarah Kaplan
Ida Zion
Marie Feinstein
Tom L. Johnson Near Death in Cleveland
Former Cleveland mayor Tom L. Johnson slipped toward death after bidding his family farewell. He relapsed into a semi conscious state and received heart stimulants as doctors monitored his condition late today. His wife, daughter, and son kept vigil at his bedside.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Barewell
Miss Turnbull Reported Lost in Brookline
Beatrice Anita Turnbull of Brookline was reported missing from her 22 Harvard Street home last night prompting police and departmental alerts. A caller identifying as Dr William B Turnbull described the foster daughter and sparked the report before the doctor denied the claim.
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Beatrice Anita Turnbull
Brookline
Harvard Street
William B. Turnbull
Turnbull
Post
Dr. Turnbull
Ice houses burned at Melrose fearing arson
Fire at the Towner Ice Company on Towner's pond Melrose destroyed seven ice houses and 7000 tons of ice. Estimated loss reached 35000 dollars. Malden department responded as a brisk breeze fanned the flames. Firefighters could attack from only one side and saved adjacent Turner Ice Company structures.
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Towner Ice Company
Towner’s Pond
Melrose
Malden Department
Turner Ice Company
Turner
Robber Boards Iron Mountain Train in St Louis
An armed masked robber boarded Iron Mountain passenger train No 4 within the city limits of St Louis. He relieved the dining car staff of four waiters a cook and the steward of their valuables.
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ST. Louis
Iron Mountain
New Home for Destitute Jewish Children Opens in Dorchester
The Home for Destitute Jewish children near Canterbury and Austin streets in Dorchester nears completion as the first Jewish built institution in the city. Costing about 100000 dollars, it includes a three story brick structure with modern facilities and space for 60 children from Leopold Morse Home and Helping Hands Temporary Home. The new facility will be ready in June with officers Samuel L. Dana and Levy Herman leading, and a committee including David A. Laurie and others bearing financial responsibility.
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Canterbury
Austin Streets
Dorchester
Leopold Morse
Helping Hands
Home For
Samuel L. Dana
Levy Herman
Oscar Grosberg
Mark Stone
David A. Laurie
L. Agoos
T. Berman
C. H. Hertz
Will of Abby B Andrews leaves funds to church and charity
The 1911 will of Abby B Andrews filed in East Cambridge Probate Court provides a five thousand dollar bequest to State Street Trust Company for the Francis Bacon Fund to benefit First Parish Unitarian Barnstable with semi annual income to the parish committee. Two thousand dollars goes to Vida P. Scudder for charitable work at Dennison House or other locations per her directions. Two thousand dollars to the Boston Y M C U for investment with income used for Country Week expenses.
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Abby B. Andrews
Weston
East Cambridge
State Street Trust Company
Boston
Francis Bacon Fund
First Parish
Unitarian
Barnstable
Vida PD. Scudder
Denison House
Boston Y. M. Co. U
Sawyer Gone No Cash Leaves Brokers Stung
Harry N. Sawyer Jr. failed to appear at brokers as he promised $30,000 in Bay State Gas stock. A $5900 check drawn on a New Hampshire bank raised fears of a stop payment. Sawyer headed to his wife's home in Cannan New Hampshire after the incident. Brokers report no cash or stock from Sawyer and fear they were stung.
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Chicago
Boston
Imim Waost
Harry N. Sawyer, I Jr
Bay State
Sawyer
State Street
Cannan
N.H
New Hampshire
Hart, Schaffner @ Marx
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
America
Candle Fire Dorangers Dorchester Girl Burns Dress
Dora Zackowitch of 18 Quincy Street Dorchester was badly burned when a candle flame ignited her dress as she played at home. She ran into the kitchen where her mother tried to smother the flames with a carpet. She was taken to the City Hospital.
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Dora Zackowitch
Quincy Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Man's Life Saved by Companion's Shout
A fellow workman likely saved Louis Massa 38 of Margaret Street South Boston from a heavy girder falling at a new building at 696 East Third Street Massa was warned in time but was struck on the right leg breaking it and also suffered a bad scalp wound.
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Louis Massa
Margaret Street
East Third Street
South
Boston
Massa
Cambridge Waiter Held in Murder Case
Charles Roachford of Soden street Cambridge a waiter in Memorial Hall Harvard was held without bail for the grand jury by Judge Almy in Cambridge District Court on the charge of murdering Heath Hughes of Magee street another waiter in the hall Sixteen witnesses were sworn but only six heard by the court Assistant District Attorney Harry N Sawyer and Attorney James P Conroy represented the sides Conroy asked for dismissal claiming self defence
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Charles Roachford
Soden Street
Cambridge
Memorial Hall
Harvard
Almy
Campridge District Court
Heath Hughes
Magee Street
Harry N. Sawyer
James P. Conroy
Roachford
Conroy
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A. K. Cohen
Cohen
Amy
Aten
Ems
Tom Johnson
Dpyright
Hart Schaffner
Mary
Lawrenceville
Charles Hale
C. G. Williams
Robs
the Continental Clothing House
Hart, Schaffner
Marx Fine Suits
New England
E¢Cor
Continental
Rex
Guyer
Stetson
Summer St
Washington
Westminster Street
Providence
Buffalo
Main St
Philadelphia
15Th & Chestnut
Hunyadi
Janos
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