Atwood Hurt in Auburn Street Car Crash
Aviator Harry N. Atwood drove a car that collided with a Middlesex & Boston street railway car on Auburn street Auburndale last night. Five people were seriously injured including Atwood and his parents Samuel and Mrs Atwood. Others injured were Miss Hilda P Norman and Leo Melanson.
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Harry N. Atwood
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Auburn Street
Auburndale
Samuel ‘Atwood
Elmore Street
Roxbury
Hilda P. Norman
Lasell Seminary
Leo Melanson
Dorchester
Atwood
Norman
Melanson
Riverside
Norumbega Park
Cambridge A O H Societies Gather for Cambridge Meeting
A meeting of the 10 A O H societies of Cambridge and eight ladies auxiliaries was held at the Scenic Temple. John F. Donnelley chaired the session with addresses from Rev Mgr Edward J. Moriarty of St Peter's and Rev John J. Ryan of St Paul’s. Performances by Thomas Hogan Mrs Scan nell and Miss Mary Horan featured. A follow up meeting is planned for next Sunday evening at the Scenic Temple.
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A. O. H. Societies
Cambridge
Scenic Temple
John F. Donnelley
Mgr
Edward J. Moriarty
St. Peter’s Church
John J. Ryan
P. R
St. Paul’s Church
Thomas Hogan
Thomas Hogan and Mr. and Mrs. Scannell, Piano Solos By Miss Mary Horan
United States Demands Protection for Americans in Mexico
The United States warned Mexico and General Pascual Orozco that American life and property must be protected and that Mexico and its people will be held responsible for any abuses. Interventions were denied, with instructions to Ambassador Wilson and Consul Letcher to press for humane treatment of prisoners and adherence to international law. The note cited the execution of American Thomas Fountain and threats to kill prisoners if Orozco continues.
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Washington
United States
Pascual Orozco
Revolutionary Forces
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Huntington Wilson
State Department
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Marion Letcher
Chihuahua
Wilson
Orozco
Mr. Letcher
Thomas Fountain
Department
Letcher
Villas
Two Chiefs in Watertown Split by Blunder
Watertown police report two chiefs after the Board of Selectmen named Lieutenant Thomas F. Lyons as chief, while Chief David A. Bolton, unaware of his removal, remains in office. Town Clerk William P. Maguire allegedly overlooked notifying Bolton during his wedding trip. Lyons prepares to take command once Bolton is officially notified.
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Police Department of
Watertown
David A. Bolton
Board of Selectmen
Thomas F. Lyons
Bolton
Thomas Lyons
William P. Maguire
Selectmen
Maguire
Lyons
Bolton Notted
Halloran Is Elected President Of Catholic Temperance Union
The 36th annual convention of 26 societies with 77 representatives named Rev. Florence J. Halloran as president. Delegates urged affiliating with the Archdiocesan Federation and backing a Good Friday liquor-saloon closing law. Officers hired include Cuddy, Hurley, McConologue, Callahan, Skinnell, Casey.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of Boston
St. Mary’s Hall
West Lynn
Florence J. Halloran
St. Patrick’s Church
Lynn
Archdiocesan Federation of Catholic Societies
Father Mathew
Salem
John T. Shea
Father Halloran
Cornelius E. Sullivan
St. Mary’s
Edwin Mulready
Maurice J. O’connor
The
Union
Timothy Donovan
Temperance
Shea
Catherine Tillson
William H. Cuddy
Boston
Louise M. Hurley
Malden
James E. McConologue
Somerville
Cornelius M. Callahan
Norwood
James E. Skinnell
William J. Casey
William M. Duffy
Winnifred Jones
Woburn
Halloran
Workers of the Union
Two Die and Fifty Hurt as Church Cornerstone Lays
During the cornerstone ceremony of Our Lady of Victory in Harrington Park New Jersey about 15 priests officiated when the floor collapsed. Approximately 300 attendees fell 12 feet into the basement trapping men women and children. Two women were killed and about 50 seriously injured.
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New Jersey
J. T. Delehanty
St. Andrew’s Church
Westwood
J. J. Conneely
Hackensack
Union Hill
Englewood
Bergen Fields
New York
Brooklyn
Father Borgan
Father Dion Best
Tenafly
Harrington Park
N. J
Boston tailor answers citizen questions on $10 suit and more
A prominent Boston resident questioned a local tailor about an all wool $10 blue serge suit with extra trousers. The tailor defends honest pricing, guarantees wool goods, and explains shop conditions, sourcing, and business rationale for low prices and volume.
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Boston
Board of Health
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John J. Crane
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Patriots
Janet
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Vumner
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Mitch
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