Gas jet near fatal for three New Hampshire youths
Three Johnson men, Joseph McKenna 23, Dallas McDonald 19, and Pius McDonald 23, barely escaped a gas leak at a Roxbury lodging house. The gas jet remained on. all three were unconscious but revived at City Hospital after police and landlady Mrs Crowell broke in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Joseph McKenna
Dallas McDonald
Pius McDonald
Johnson
William F. Crowell
Pius
Great Bargain Clothing Co. Spring Sample Sale
A massive sale at 55 Hanover St opposite the American House features thousands of men s suits coats pants and shoes offered at deep discounts. Prices advertise 40 cents on the dollar with hundreds of items including new spring suits overcoats and pants, plus shirts and hats. Mail orders accepted and store hours extend into the evening.
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Prince Albert
Big Bargain Clothing Co
Hanover St
American House
New England
Wolf, Green & Co
Dolar
Washington Street
Columbia Theatre
Tailors Showcases A Spring Line Of Grays And Shoes
Expert observers will see a message in fabric thread and linings as our skilled tailors shape style. The store highlights gray as the season color with plain and fancy cloth options. Shoes complement the collection and boost sales.
Trial of Mrs. Cooper Ends with Jury to Decide Fate
In Augusta Maine on April 20 the long murder trial of Mrs. Alice F. Cooper closes its arguments. Defense contends Northy killed himself after dishonor to the Cooper home. the state argues Mrs. Cooper shot Northy. Judge Peabody to give charges tomorrow morning.
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Augusta
Hamlin
Ellsworth
Alice F. Cooper
Charles D. Northy, Jr
South Windsor
State of Maine
Horse Show Final Day Delivers Judge Moore Lead
On the last day of the Horse Show Judge Moore collects three firsts a second and a third to build a comfortable lead over rivals Mr Jordan and Mr Vanderbilt. King Forest defeats The Baron while Achillas ridden by Hugh Bancroft takes a blue in chargers class. Reginald Vanderbilt wins with Dr Selwonk and Mr Jordan’s Hildred earns blue in hackneys. The highlight is the high jumpers where Pearl defeats Confidence after a tight contest with Crow and Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Moore
Mr. Jordan
Vanderbilt
King Forest
Gertrude Gilbert
Baron
Achillas
Hugh Bancroft
Bugler
Fife
Dr. Selwonk
Reginald Vanderbilt
Hildred
E. M. Weatherby
Pearl
Crow
Murray
Confidence
J. Hambleton
Eight-story fall claims life of Jamaica Plain man
Charles W. Elsworth aged 34 of 10 Burnett Street Jamaica Plain died hours after a fall from the eighth floor of the Ames building while cleaning windows. He slipped and struck the two-story roof, was found unconscious and later died at the Relief station.
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Ames
Charles W. Elsworth
Burnett Street
Jamaica Plain
Elsworth
Five Firms Burned Out In Arch Street Fire
Fire in the printing district at 41 and 45 Arch Street last night burned out the firms of W. T. Saddler book binder F. M. Ferrin electrical supplies George T. Gammon paper ruler George W. Gould paper ruler and Wallace Spooner printer. Flames threatened to spread to the next building.
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Arch Street
W. T. Saddler
F. M. Ferrin
George T. Gammon
George W. Gould
Wallace Spooner
Runaway Romance Ends in Parental Blessing
Miss Esther M Wakeling daughter of William H Wakeling of Somerville and Harry E Harmon of East Weymouth wed in Providence after a hurried elopement. The couple met last summer through relatives in Weymouth and married at the United Presbyterian Church of Providence. After initial parental opposition, the bride's parents forgave and the couple planned to live with Harmon's father in Weymouth for the time being. Harmon is a shoe cutter at Edwin Clapp factory in East Weymouth.
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Esther M. Wakeling
William H. Wakeling
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Dock Square
Boston
Harry E. Harmon
East Weymouth
Weymouth
Miss Wakeling
Providence
Matthew C. McCord
D. D
United Presbyterian Church of
R. I
Mrs. Harmon
Papa
Mamma
Harry
Harmon
Edwin Clapp
Petition Drives Signatures for Tucker Commutation
Back Bay women plan to canvass physicians and nurses in Greater Boston to swell support for Charles L. Tucker's death sentence commutation. Petition count nears 200,000, with signers including Charles E. Durgin and Augustus H. Childs among others at the Tucker headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Tucker
Back Bay
Greater Boston
George Cooper
R.rs
Tucker
Charles E. Durgin
Brookline
Augustus H. Childs
Medford
Woman Tries Jail Death After Refusing to Leave Nurse Job
Mrs Laura Belle Durland 35 refused for over a week to quit the house of Lewis McIntyre where she has served as a nurse. She was removed to the police station on a stretcher and soon after attempted suicide by ingesting corrosive sublimate. condition listed as probable recovery.
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Northy
Mr. Cooper
Lynn
Laura Belle Durland
Lewis McIntyre
Midnight liquor bill engrossed in Senate action
The midnight liquor bill allowing hotel liquor sales until 12 o'clock was engrossed in the Senate without debate and will move to the House next week. The dance hall bill was delayed to Thursday to refine it, minors under 17 being barred from halls and rinks unless with a parent or written permission. The anti capital punishment bill failed by voice vote after Senator Clark proposed a constitutional amendment changing pardoning power from the Governor to the courts.
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Senate
House
Buttrick
Clark
Cox
Essex
Railroad fined for rebates in Federal Court ruling
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, with officials Darius Miller and Claude G Burnham, were found guilty of granting rebates in violation of law. The railroad faced a $40,000 fine, while Miller and Burnham were each fined $10,000. The sums were promptly paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Darius Miller
Claude G. Burnham
Railroad Corporation
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Ike “Nt
Boyle Bros
Fast Terms
South End Green
Washington St
Johnson, N. H
Dudley Street
Roxbury
ADU
Le.vy
Congress
Goodyear
Morse
Adams Square
Portland and
Sudbury Sts
Hamas
E .de
Hanover
North St
Richmond
Mrs. Cooper
Heath
Cooper
OLD South
D. B
Eton
Bock
OLD South Clothing CO
Hanover Street
Engross Midnight Bill
Simons and
Clas
Reseda and
Aaah
Navin & Kelley CO
Main St. Brockton Times
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