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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1922

Page

3

Amnesia Mystery Woman Identified in Boston Family

Mrs. Evelyn Charlotte Young, 30, residing with two minor children at 27 Princeton Street East Boston and employed as a stenographer at Lowney Candy Company Atlantic Avenue factory, has puzzled doctors at Waldo County General Hospital Belfast Me. for three days by memory loss but is improving.

Evelyn Charlotte Young Princeton Street Boston Lowney Candy Company Atlantic Avenue Waldo County General Hospital Belfast

Identification Made In Mysterious Boston Woman Case

The identification surfaced after Sunday photographs appeared in a report. A Springvale man named Samuel Kximball was linked to the photos and Mrs. Young’s presence with him in Springfield. Investigators found she intended to return to Boston for Monday work but instead traveled to Belfast Maine and sought a local physician. Her mother Ida Shidds lives in Georgetown and her former husband resides in Methuen.

Samuel Kximball Springvale Young Kimball Springfield Boston Ida_ Shidds Georgetown Mass Methuen

Amnesia Leads to Hospital Observation for Mrs Young

Mrs Young, living at 27 Princeton Street East Boston for three years, was removed for observation to the county hospital. Officials believe her illness is amnesia and expect recovery soon. Her children Natalie 12 and Lawson 10 were cared for at the East Boston Day Nursery.

Young Princeton Street East Boston Natalie Lawson

President Plans for Vacation in Beverly Mansion

A presidential vacation estate described as a large Italian style mansion near the sea. The three story red tiled main block sits on a 10 000 square foot lot with marble foyer and grand stairs. The sea front living room, dining room, breakfast room, library, guest suites, servant quarters, and multiple baths fill the spacious layout.

Girl Preacher Heard at Tremont Temple

A female preacher addressed a Tremont Temple audience mainly of women in Lorimer Hall yesterday afternoon. She commented on Boston as a wicked city, delivering her message to the gathered crowd.

Tremont Temple Boston Lorimer Hall

Mary Pittsburg Evangelist Attacks Boston Intellectuals

Mary, a teenage evangelist from Pittsburg, rails at Boston intellectuals during a street sermon. She denounces Darwinism and materialism, boasts of early preaching, and leads a rousing choir as she teaches salvation and declares her aim to become U.S. president.

Mary Boston Jesus Christ Fell Pittsburg The Baptist Church United

From Tremont Temple to Law, A 14-Year-Old’s Ambitions

A 14 year old Mary discusses future plans to study law after high school, cites views on Boston conservatism and Darwinism at Harvard, and describes herself as a lively teen with interests in swimming and sports. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H.

Mary Tremont Temple United States Boston Harvard Joseph H

Remarkable Girl Preaches Without Notes Across Cities

The girl, praised for a memory hailed by her father, delivers sermons without notes. Her family ties include a managing editor father of the National Labor Tribune and coal operator mothers. She spoke at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Cambridge, then heads to Portland and Old Orchard.

Vitchstain Witchstain National Labor Tribune Pittsburg Emmanuel Baptist Church Cambridge Portland Old Orchard

Fire truck collision injures five in Allston

A fire truck rammed a pole in Allston last night, four firefighters thrown from the vehicle and five men injured in the crash. The incident prompted emergency responders to rush to the scene.

Streets Allston

Injured Train Crew Named In Dorchester Crash

The seriously hurt include Lieu tenant Charles A Fernald of Dorchester and Ladder man Joseph J Flynn of Allston. Fernald suffered two fractured ribs after being thrown from the seat with the driver. Flynn was tossed 25 feet, with multiple fractures and deep cuts. Also injured were driver Frederick Willett of Dorchester Ladderman Bernard F Turley of Brighton and John J Neville of Western.

Charles A. Fernald Blue Hill Avenue Dorchester Joseph J. Flynn Hooker Street Allston Fernald Flynn Frederick Willett Harvard Street Bernard F. Turley Fairbanks Street Brighton John J. Neville Western

Fire trucks respond to burning shavings at Griffith River works

An 8 49 alarm from Box 5221 drew fire crews to a wood finishing factory on Western avenue. A street collision injured several firefighters, including Flynn and Turley. Driver Willett remained at the wheel, while Lieutenant Fernald, though hurt, filed a report before hospitalization at St Elizabeth's.

Franklin Street Turley Appinway Willett Fernald Harvard Avenue

Lawrence doctor charged with illegal operation

Acting on orders from District Attorney Howard Donnell a warrant was issued from the local district court charging Dr. Joseph A. Levek a prominent local physician with having performed an illegal operation on an 18 year old Lowell girl He will appear in the local court tomorrow morning to answer the charge.

Lawrence Howard Donnell Essex County Joseph A. Levek Lowell Tomrrow

Telegraph lineman killed by live wire fall

An AT&T worker while atop a pole at Lonsdale Street and Mineral Spring Avenue was electrocuted when he touched a live wire. He died en route to Memorial Hospital. He fell from the pole, ending a fatal accident on duty.

American Telephone & Telegraph Company Lonsdale Street Mineral Spring Avenue Memorial Hospital

Cable splicer injured by gashed arm at pole foot

Frank Brennan, a cable splicer, suffered a gashed right arm at the base of a utility pole. A fashion note follows mentioning gunmetal colored lace as a novel and delightful entry in evening wear lists.

Ley Frank Brennan

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