Boy Bitten by Mad Dog in Methuen Yard
April 15 Methuen Charles C Bird’s six year old son was torn and bitten about the head by a supposed mad bull dog that leaped from the street into the yard. Jacob Lacrosse was bitten while restraining the animal until a fireman shot it. Both victims were cauterized and likely to receive Pasteur treatment at Tewksbury.
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Methuen
Charles C. Bird
Jacob Lacrosse
Central
Lacrosse
Tewksbury
Pasteur
Lawrence
Mexico Shaken by Great Earthquake Strikes Chilpancingo
A powerful tremor rocks Chilpancingo and surrounding regions as telegraph lines fail and coast communications drop. Volunteers in a public garden report panic while Colima and Jorullo volcanoes are feared to erupt further. The 265 mile distance to Mexico remains, with Americans in the area anxious over access and safety.
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Federal
Mexico City
Chilapa
Acapulco
Colima
Jorullo
Michoacan
Iguala
Rio Balsas
Chilpancingo
Mexico
Runaway Horse Chased by Chief Mullen’s Auto on Columbus Ave
A runaway horse bolted near 575 Columbus Avenue as Chief Mullen returned from a Roxbury fire. Charley Cosgrove pursued in a auto, leapt to grab the horse, and caught it after a daring maneuver. John H. Mullen, thrown from his carriage, was taken to City Hospital. Cosgrove sustained internal injuries but was praised by Fire Commissioner Wells.
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Chief Mullen
South End
Charley Cosgrove
Columbus Avenue
John H. Mullen
City Hospital
Wells
Cosgrove
Mullen
Roxbury
Carleton
Canton Streets
Harrison Avenue
Canton Street
Setback for United Shoe Machinery in Senate Move
The United Shoe Machinery Company suffered a setback as the Senate adopted orders querying the Supreme Court on the constitutionality of the anti shoe machinery bill. Senator Jenney proposed reconsideration and the motion was laid on the table before the order was adopted and then withdrawn.
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Senate
Supreme Court
Jenney
Donovan
Shoe Machinery Company
Cox
Have You Rheumatism Kidney Liver or Bladder Trouble
An old Boston Daily Post advert repeats warnings about kidney and bladder trouble and promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer Co. It claims back pain and multiple symptoms indicate kidney issues and offers a free sample bottle and informational book by mail from Binghamton New York.
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Nature
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilnter,& Co
Boston Daily Post
Insurance battle over John Green death case in Lowell
Matthew James and wife Sarah James, sister of John Green, contest Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald’s $2000 life policy payout from Green’s death in her 25 Kirk Street boarding house. Pinkerton investigators and a Harvard report on Green’s internal organs are cited as forthcoming. Fitzgerald denies responsibility, cites Green’s drinking, and claims he was profitable alive. James counters possible foul play and insurance conspiracy.
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Lowell
Matthew James
Westford Street
Sarah James
John Green
Kirk Street
Margaret Fitzgerald
Post
Fitzgerald
Pinkerton
Green
Whitney
Harvard
Thaw Case Remarks Highlight Jury Room Tensions
The report notes a juror dispute between Steele and Pfaff in the juror room over an apology. Lawyer Delmas deflects questions about the Thaw case while confirming other business. Dan O Reilly reports Thaw remains cheerful and has no new statements. Rumors of Delmas touring Canada and defending Abe Ruef surface with disputed payments.
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Mr. Delmas
Steele
Pfaff
Dan O'Reilly
Thaw
Lawyer Delmas
Canada
California
Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Delmas
Harry Thaw
Deaf Cambridge man regains hearing after Cooper medicine
Patrick Mc Laughlin, a Cambridge grocer, says he was deaf for 20 years and recovered his hearing in three days after using Cooper medicines bought at Jaynes drug store. He praises the treatment and credits the remedies with restoring his ability to hear voices and clock ticks. Cooper claims many will soon speak of his preparations.
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Patrick McLaughlin
Broadway
Cambridge
McLaughlin
Boston
Cooper
West
Jaynes Drug
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Europe
Mr. Cooper
Jaynes’ Drug Store
Tsis
New England Methodist Pastors Appointed
The New England conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church adjourned with Bishop Warren announcing next year’s appointments. In Boston Tremont street Church sees Rev. H. L. Winston arrive and Rev. E. A. Blake moves to another conference. Rev. W. A. Wood goes to Winthrop street and Rev. H. W. Ervine moves to Trinity Worcester. Meridan street sees Rev. L. B. Bates renewed for a twenty third time. A. F. Durgin comes from Cambridge to Bromfield street. St. Mark’s Brookline and City Point church left unsupplied.
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L. B. Bates
Meridian Street
A. F. Durgin
Cambridge
Bromfield Street
St. Mark’s
Brookline
City Point
Boston District Clergy Appointments List Revealed
The Boston district presiding elder Rev. John Galbraith leads a long roster of appointments across Allston Brookline Quincy and Worcester with many churches to be supplied Thinks include Bromfield Street Church sale debate and city missionary plan plus supplementary posts and officers from Springfield Lynn and Malden districts of the conference.
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Boston
John Galbraith
Allston
F. G. Potter
Barham Memorial
J. H. Thompson
Bethany
J. H. Stubbs
Bromfield Street
G. F. Durgin
Jamat Plain
FF. C. Edwards
Lord Jalley
N. T. Whitaker
East Dedham
Kelley
Franklin
George H. Rogers
Holliston
H. F. Lege
Opkinton
J. P. Hess
North Grafton
J. Miller
Norwood
F. K. Stratton
Quincy
Atlantic
B. F. Crawford
West Quincy
G. O. Crosby
South Walpole
W. Brett
Uxbridge
EH. M. Lutterman
Walpole
J. A. Bowles
Worcester
Coral Street
George H. Cheney
Grace
E. B. Patterson
Lakeview
William Hodge
Laurel Street
Alexander Dight
Park Avenue
J. H. Packard
Trinity
H. W. Ewing
M. W. Deveneau
Chester Peterson
W. F. Warren
School of Theology
B. A
Tremont Street
Vv.a. Cooper
Stewards
G. S. Painter
New York College
Dillon Bronson
Boston Missionary and Church Extension Society
Brookline Quarterly Conference
Chase
Watch and Ward Society
Allston Quarterly Conference
Cambridge
Charles F. Rice
Newton
Ashburnham
J. A. Day
Ashland
H. W. McPherson
Barre
H. Hanford
Berlin
Frank M. Thompson
D. W. Staples
Concord
Harris
Hover
East Templeton
T. P. Woodson
Fitchburg
Oak Hill
F. R. Thorndike
West Fitchburg
E. R. Thorndike
Gleasondale
G. C. White
Graniteville
Jefferson
Lowell
Central and French Mission
J. W. Fulton
Centralville
James Mudge
Highlands
J. P. West
Marlboro
I. J. Judge
Newton Lower Falls
E. H. Thrasher
Newton Upper Falls
Walter Healy
Newtonville
A. L. Aguteey
Oakdale
A. M. Davidson
Weston
J. E. Waterhouse
Phillipston
J. P. Woodson
Saxonville
W. H. Meredith
Townsend
G. H. Lentz
Waltham
W. G. Richardson
Springfield
Bernardston
Gill
Bondsville
E. D. Lupien
Brookfield
E. M. Rollins
Chester
W. E. Lang
Feeding Hills
W. G. Hartin
Glendale
A. B. Taylor
Holyoke
George M. Smiley
North
Prescott
Tocke Village
George A. Downey
South Deerfield
Wilbraham Academy
Charles Melvin
Lynn District
Presiding Elder
Joel M. Leonard
Melrose
Orient’ Heights
Geor Whittaker
Saratoga Street
Charles H. Atkins
Essex
Hamilton
G. L. Collyer
Everett
I. M. Estes
Lawrence
Parker Street
B. F. Kingsley
Lynn
M. E. Lane
St. Paul's
J. D. Pickles
Malden
Faulkner
W. G. Chaffee
Maplewood
A. L. Howe
Melford
S. L. Parrish
Hillside
D. S
Music student struck by car near her Boston room
Lulu E. Sans a 22 year old music student from Grand Rapids Michigan and student at the New England Conservatory was hit while crossing near 539 Massachusetts avenue. Franklin Huntress of Roxbury driver stopped and carried her to Dr Witcher then to City Hospital where she remained on the dangerous list with injuries including a fractured skull and facial abrasions. Her mother Mrs Bazina Sans of Grand Rapids was notified and left for Boston.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Lulu E. Sans
Grand Rapids
Mich
New England Conservatory of Music
Franklin B. Huntress
Castlegate Road
Roxbury
Dr. Witch
Boston theatre figure J H Emery joins new vaudeville firm
J H Emery, longtime head of Castle Square Theatre, has bought Walter Bellows interest in Bellows & Gregory and joins the firm with Wright Lorimer. He plans to supply vaudeville sketches and has secured several legitimate stars for booking.
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Boston
J. H. Emery
Castle Square Theatre
Messrs
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