Miss Connolly Denies Lodge Engagement Claim
John E. Lodge, son of Senator Lodge, sent a communication denying an April Sunday Post report that he was engaged to Miss Mary Connolly. The Boston Post says the interview and announcements were unauthorized, as the nurse attended Lodge at the Back Bay Nurses' Club and at Dr Bigelow's Beacon Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lodge
Senator Lodge
Post
Miss Connolly
Sunday Post
Back Bay
Nurses’ Club
St. Botolph Street
Mary Connolly
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
William Sturgis Bigelow
Beacon Street
Reporter Sees Miss Connolly in Private House Room
The reporter is admitted to a room where a young woman, Miss Mary Connolly, sits willing to confirm her identity. She is described as around 25 with dark brown hair and brown eyes and a petite figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Connolly
Miss Mary Connolly
Russian immigrant girl taken ill after swallowing ammonia
Miss Anna Shervakov a 22 year old from Odessa now living at 224 Bryant street Malden lies critically ill at City Hospital after consuming a large amount of ammonia in Franklin Park yesterday. She told police and hospital staff little English and would not explain her motive though admitted to drinking contents of one bottle and portions of another. Her condition was described as dangerous though the fluid may have been diluted enough to aid survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Shervakov
Odessa
Russia
Bryant Street
Malden
Franklin Park
Shervakov
Adolfs Brustin
City Hospital
Search for Missing Man in Newton Woods Continues
A hundred men searched Newton woods for Charles E. Earnest who vanished last Wednesday but found nothing. Relatives believe he is in the woods and a second search will be held today. They fear his body may lie in Hammond's Pond or the Charles River and plan to drag the water if not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Woods
Charles E. Earnest
Earnest
Hammond's Pond
Charles River
Miss Catherine Moriarty Dies in Cambridge Parochial Residence
Miss Catherine J. Moriarty sister of the Right Rev Mgr Edward J Moriarty rector of St Peter s Church Cambridge died yesterday after a short illness. Born in East Boston she lived in Cambridge eight years in charge of the St Peter s parochial residence on Concord avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine J. Moriarty
Mgr
Edward J. Moriarty
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Cambridge
Boston
St. Peter’s
Conrord Avenue
12 Cent Breakfast Powers Cambridge Professor's 20 Hour Day
Professor John H. Woods of 23 Inman Street Cambridge begins a 20 hour day with a 12 cent breakfast at 5 30 in the morning. He eats cereal soup four slices of wheat bread and four glasses of milk one hot and then sets to 12 hours of reading study and a 10 or 15 mile hike and other work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Woods
Inman Street
Cambridge
Professor Woods
Napoleon
Woods
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Jacksonville
Illinois
United States
Emerson
Shurtleff College
Alton
Frank M. Ellis
Tremont Temple
Boston
Mississippi
Professor Woods Diet and Life Details Revealed
The article profiles Professor Woods of the Deaf and Dumb Institution in Jacksonville Illinois describing his strict diet and its supposed benefits. It notes his 66 year old vigor his early rising hours and habit of milk only drink. It also covers his long teaching career book reviewing indexing and travels.
Red Sox edge Orioles 3 2 as Providence beats Hens 8 2
In Eastern action the Red Sox defeat the Orioles 3 to 2 while Providence scores an 8 to 2 win over the Hens. Philadelphia meets Boston in a midweek tilt as All-Stars prep and fielding averages are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Baltimore
Providence
Philadelphia
Boston Nationay
Boston
Corkery
Seven Hurt As Cars Jump Track West of Maynard
Two passenger cars carrying 75 passengers derailed half a mile west of Maynard station collapsing onto an embankment. Seven injured including John J. Campbell and Mrs. Frank G. Feeney. Conductor George Maynard and Engineer Martin O’Hearne among the injured. Hudson High School students aided injured passengers as physicians tended the wounded and traffic resumed by 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John J. Campbell
Hudson
Frank G. Feeney
Boston
George Maynard
Martin O’hearne
Charlotte White
Ernest Réenhalge
Howard Pletcher
Somerville
Hudson High School
Churches Turn Away Hundreds on Easter in Boston
Easter Sunday drew crowds to Boston churches with decorations music and sermons. Overflow crowds at Trinity Church and Old South Church at Copley Square filled adjacent spaces and spillover congregations moved to nearby churches. After services many onlookers tried to enter to view the floral displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Trinity Church
Old South Church
Copley Square
Easter Services and Floral Displays Across City Churches
Special musical programmes filled the city churches with elaborate floral decorations. Old South Church featured a pulpit surround of Haster lilies and smilax with a cross, while Trinity used palms and Easter lilies. The Advent showcased lilies and potted plants as children received gifts at festival services. Easter concerts occurred at Tremont Street and Temple Street churches, and St Matthew's Dorchester opened with Rev John A Donnelly.
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Old South Church
George A. Gordon
D. D
Egypt
Trinity Church
Church of the Advent
Episcopal
Tremont Street Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
New St. Matthew’s Church
Stanton Street
Dorchester
John A. Donnelly
Fire destroys Medford residence. animals saved
A late night blaze in Medford leveled the Joseph S. French home at 153 Franklin Avenue and spread to a barn with 40 cows and six horses, then to nearby woods. Three rescuers were injured. $6,000 loss estimated as firefighters battled wind and flames for hours.
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Medford
Joseph S. French
Franklin Avenue
Belle S. Davis
Winthrop Street
Alfred G. Hoyles
Charles Wayland
William J. Broadhurst
Broadhurst
Wagland
Hoyles
French
Winchester
Michael Griffin
Combination A
C. H. Lowell
Medford Board of Aldermen
Rebels Deepen Clash Near Chihuahua City Battle
Federal couriers report heavy fighting at Sauz and Santa Clara canyon about miles north of Chihuahua. Forty or more insurrectos killed and over 100 wounded. Five federal dead initially, with later revisions likely. Women and children believed among the casualties. Federals pursued from Casas Grandes with prisoners, joined by around 100 refugees.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Sauz
Santa Clara Canon
Here
Casas’ Grandes
Luis Valdez
Insurrectos under Madero plan to halt Casas Grandes force
Five hundred insurrectos commanded by General Orozco and General Villa, ordered by Francisco Madero, aim to intercept the Casas Grandes contingent and capture or release prisoners. The battle on a hacienda freed prisoners and refugees as federals shelled the lines. Reinforcements were sent north, and the fight drew riderless horses and reports of no prisoner deaths. Madero senior’s potential arrival and demands for a new election fuel hopes for peace, while his son asserts only victory of principles ends the war. Railroad officials reported elder Madero’s special train and arrangements for a second train on arrival.
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Orozco
Villa
Francisco Madero
Casas Grandes
Rabago
Madero
Junior
Mexico City
Four Jackies Rescued From Sinking Boat Off Spectacle Island
Four sailors from the U S S New Jersey clung to the bottom of an overturned boat as heavy seas loomed. Captain Benjamin F. Polack of Cambridge led the rescue with the Riverbank fishing boat crew, pulling them to safety just as one man slipped into the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Spectacle Island
Benjamin F. Polack
Cambridge
Riverbank
Polack and Crew Rescue Capsized Sailboat Near City Point
Captain Polack and Engineer F Cassito joined George Mason of Cambridge to cruise the harbor aboard the Riverbank. A sailboat capsized off Spectacle Island in rough seas after a main sheet freed and jib stuck, two sailors rescued, boat recovered near Thompson's Island, towed to City Point then beached.
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Peninsula
City Point
Polack
Navy Yard
Captain Polack
Western Avenue
Cambridge
F. Cassito
George Mason
New Jersey
Spectacle Island
Shaefer
Peninsula House
Army Officer Weds Nurse in Washington Ceremony
Lieutenant Samuel J. Logan retired fifty, brother of Rear Admiral L C Logan, marries nurse Jessie Stockland of Rochester New York who cared for him during a recent illness in Syracuse while on recruiting duty in December.
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Washington, DB
D. C
Samuel J. Logan
L. C. Logan
Jessie Stockland
Rochester
N. Y
Syracuse
Logan
Warning precedes the torch in Wakefield blaze
Mr and Mrs Eugene Annis and their children were rescued from smoke at 12 Travers Street Wakefield early yesterday. Fire appeared incendiary and an anonymous warning letter received days before adds mystery to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Annis
Travers Street
Wakefield
Arig
Fire alert at Wakefield home save three families
Joseph O'Hare and James Devlin woke the Annis family and three others on the second floor after smoke filled the house. They descended to alert all, breached a locked bulkhead, found excelsior and coal burning in the cellar, and extinguished the blaze with water buckets. Police investigate a threatening letter postmarked Wakefield dated Saturday 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Annis
Joseph O'Hare
James Devlin
O’hare
Devlin
Sarah
Mary Devlin
Elizabeth ‘O'Hare
Eugene Annis
Eugene
Oscar
Leonard
O'Hare
Wakefield
England Forecast Looks Steady with Variable Winds
Weather forecast notes fair conditions in England for Monday and Tuesday, with warming and moderate to variable west winds. Maine precedes forecast changes as conditions shift to lighter winds and increasing variability.
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Boston
Washington
England
Maine
Temperature readings and forecast details from Thompson's Spa report
The clipping lists temperature data with scattered numbers and times from Thompson's Spa. It mentions averages for yesterday and one year ago, but the legible details are fragmentary and incomplete.
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Prof
Detroit
Cleveland
Chace
Chicago
St. Lonina
Pittaburz
St. Louis
National
Eaves
Creane
Maynard— Embankment
Elson
Boston & Maine
Dr. Siegert
Children Also
Jackies
Harbor
A.M
SU Rises
Tantii
Samuel Chase
Wiliam Gilmore Simms
John Pierpont Morgan
Charles H. Parkhurst
Virginia
Thompson's Spa
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