Fire Destroys Bed In Cambridge Home Killing Invalid Brother
Rick Cutter a 57 year old Cambridge resident and barber died after a fire lit his bed. His sister Mrs Xavier discovered the blaze and helped evacuate him before firefighters arrived. Cutter suffered severe burns and inhalation injuries and died at Cambridge Relief Hospital shortly after midnight.
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Rick
Cutter
Cherry Street
Cambridge
Xavier
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Investigation of State Printing Contract Action
Bentor Leavitt, chairman of the committee on printing, offered an order for an investigation of the State printing contract with Wright & Potter. The committee can summon witnesses and send for papers.
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Bentor Leavitt
Committee On Printing
Wright & Potter
Schroeder’s Farewell Concert Honors a Great Cellist
The farewell program for Alwin Schroeder featured his daughter Elfriede, soprano, pianist Ernst Perabo, and H. G. Tucker directing. Highlights included the Davidoff cello Concerto in D major, Mendelssohn variations, and Schubert songs, with praise for Schroeder’s matured technique and heartfelt phrasing. A wreath and a silver pitcher bearing a commemorative inscription marked the event, dated April 25, 1907.
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Alwin Schroeder
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Kneisel Quartet
America
H. G. Tucker
Max Zach
Davidoff
Jommelli
Mondnacht
Schumann
Brahms
Mendelssohn
Mr. Schroeder
Perabo
Miss Schroeder
Tucker
Boston
Jamestown Fair in Virginia Opens With Pride
The poem extols the Jamestown Fair as Virginia’s proudest day marking three centuries of renown. It weaves images of Pocahontas, Captain Smith, Indian tepees, and banners, celebrating trade, conquest, and the state’s heritage as gates open to visitors and a glow of commerce fills the fair.
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Pocahontas
Captain Smith
Virginia
Jamestown
Jamestown Fair
President Today Opens Jamestown Exposition
The steamer Jamestown arriving from Washington carried the congressional delegation to the exposition. Governors from numerous states with their military staffs arrived and were hosted by Governor Swanson and his wife at a reception in the Virginia State building.
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Jamestown
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Virginia
Swanson
Virginia State Building
President Roosevelt Leaves for Jamestown Exposition
President Roosevelt and a large party depart Washington navy yard aboard the Mayflower heading for the Jamestown exposition. A 21 gun salute signals departure as crowds gather and the President warns children to stay back for safety.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
James River
Miss Roosevelt
Archie
Quentin Roosevelt
Justice Moody
Supreme Court
Loeb
Carnegie Improves After Bronchitis in New York
Andrew Carnegie, hospitalized with bronchitis, was reported greatly improved tonight in New York. He will likely remain at home for several more days.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Funeral Honors Frederic P. O Connell In Boston
Frederic P. O Connell late baseball editor of the Post received a grand funeral in Dorchester with a mile long procession of 70 carriages and hundreds of mourners. The huge St Peter s Church was filled and floral tributes from the Post staff, baseball clubs, civic groups and friends numbered about 150 pieces. Local officials, notable admirals and city leaders attended, while a solemn mass was conducted at Calvary Cemetery for the popular writer and his family.
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the Post
Dorchester
New Calvary Cemetery
St. Peter’s
Meeting House Hill
Boston
Young Men's Democratic Club
Ward 20
Division 76
Post
Joseph F
John
James E
Daniel T
C. B. Carberry
P. J. Lynch
James H. Brehaut
Robert J. Edwards
Post Chapel
Charles F. Riordan
William A. Bunton
Michael F. Culliney
John E. Garrity
Fred J. Carey
Charles L. Cooney
Bowdoin Street
St. Peter’s Church
Jonn F. Fitzgerald
John I. Taylor
Hugh McBreen
Walters. Barnes
Timothy H. Murnane
J. C. Morse
Harry Center
Peter Kelley
William McGreevey
Tony Marsh
A. H. C. Mitchell
P. F. O’keefe
Joseph H. O'Neil
Joseph A. Dennison
John A. Kelcher
Charles Logue
John P. Barry
Garrett Scollard
John Dever
Dennis A. Hearn
John E. Baldwin
William Cahill
John McCrehan
Edwin Riley
Matthew Cummings
John Leary
Paul Brown
William J. Barrett
Robert T. Allen
Lawrence B. O’connor
J. Fred O’connor
B. Frank Wood
Hugh Blunt
O’connell
Boston College
W. H. Fitzpatrick
Whitney
John J. Harkins
O'Connell
Austin Doherty
Charles Ring
William McNamara
James Landrigan
John Cronan
Peter Rowan
Peter C. Quinn
Katherine Moore
Augustine D. Malley
Charlestown
Thomas E. Clifford
Calvary
Peter Dary
Charles J. Countle
Parker D. Morris
Stephen J. Mora
Pink Pills Advertised Cure for Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood purifying cure for rheumatism claiming relief for advanced cases. It cites Mrs Ellen A Russell of Auburn Missouri detailing long illness improvements after using the pills, and notes free pamphlets and a price of 50 cents per box with six boxes for 2.50.
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Williams
Ellen A. Russell
South Goff St
Auburn
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