Eight year old girl fatally struck by car in East Boston
Gordon Child of Brockton visiting East Boston was fatally hit on Meridian Street when 17 year old Joseph L Arthur failed to stop. The child crossed the street with companions and was struck as she stepped into the road. She died shortly after at Relief Hospital. Witnesses say the driver was not to blame.
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Avehine Gordon
George Gordon
Gurney Avenue
Brockton
Meridian Street
East Boston
Joseph L. Arthur
Webster Street
L. Gediman
Boston
Arthur
Thomas Arthur
Fire rescue at Massachusetts Chocolate Company building
Four young women were saved from a blaze at 116 North Street in a five story building. The fire started on the third floor at the Massachusetts Chocolate Company workshop, forcing 75 men and boys to evacuate and 35 women to safety outside as Constantino Dignatio rescued Mary Cataloni Annie Ferrari An Trofsky and Angie London from the fourth floor.
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North Street
Massachusetts Chocolate Company
Mary Cataloni
Annie Ferrari
An Trofsky
Angie London
Constantino Dignatio
Bequest to American Board of Foreign Missions Noted
Mrs. Sarah R. Weed of Pittsfield left $3000 to the American Board of Foreign Missions in Boston in her will filed for probate here. The will also distributed $19,400 among various persons.
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Pittsfield
American Board of Foreign Missions
Boston
Sarah R. Weed
Massachusetts City Hints At Next Year Tax Rate
Boston officials expect the upcoming year's tax rate to be announced by midweek. The rate may match last year's $16.40 per $1000, though assessors hint at a possible 10 cent rise. So far, 52 Massachusetts cities and towns have disclosed rates, most showing reductions.
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Boston
Massachusetts
W. Elwood
Schoo
H.van Dam
al S
P.O
Hie
d&Sute
Roy
Summer St
Marks & Avery
Court Square
Fort Hill
Chelsea Investment Co
Rim
Devonshire St
Eee
Court
Tremont St
Mackerel Day At Wharves Amid Plentiful Cod Catch
Yesterday on the waterfront at T wharf mackerel season neared end yet large tinker mackerel landings dominated. Groundfish arrivals included 17,000 in the J o e de Costa hold with 7,000 dock. Hockomocko yielded 101 swordfish. Heroine carried 8000 haddock 1200 cod 800 hake and 600 scrod. sailings included Franconia Marquette Numidian and updates on collisions and dredge losses.
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T Wharf
Joe de Costa
Hockomocko
A. Hamilton
Lois Corkum
Pinto
Heroine
Heroine Company
New York
George P. Steel
Bay
Alpha
Pol- Haddock
J. de Costa
E. Avina
L. Enos
Cai Cays
Louis Corkum
Philomena
Pinta
Nashawena
Margaret D
Ethel
Haddock
G. F. Gudernatch
Cornell University
Munich
Marie Steuerwald
Marquette
B. R. Harshe
William R
Palo Alto
Cal
Harshe
Leland Stanford University
Andrew Mackay, Jr
St. Louis
Mackay
Charles Rawlet
Worcester
Glasgow
William Chisholm
Rockland
Thatcher's Island
Newport News
Portland
United States
Boston
St. Johns
Jacksonville
Fla
Maritime traffic and tides noted with arrivals and sails
The notice lists sunrise and sunset times for August 7 and records numerous steamers and schooners arriving, sailing, or towing barges from ports such as Fortay London Hall Glasgow Moville Marquette Findlay Antwerp Bratsberg Johannessen Louisburg Oregon Hansen Banes Cuba Governor Cobb Allan St. John N B via Fastport and Portland Massachusetts Colberth New York Gloucester McDorman Norfolk and many others. This shipping ledger names vessels including Lancastrian Numidian Clara A Nonwell Mayflower City of Memphis and Idaho among others, with destinations like Lynn Belfast Portland and Newburyport.
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Lancastrian
Fortay
London
Hall
Glasgow
Moville
Marquette
Findlay
Antwerp
Bratsberg
Johannessen
Louisburg
Oregon
Hansen
Banes
Cuba
Cobb
Allan
St. John
N. B
Fastport
Portland
Massachusetts
Colberth
New York
Gloucester
McDorman
Norfolk
Caeigne
Conway
Halifax
Cleamegos
Nemasket
Betts
Elizabethport
Tamaqua
Belfast
Greenwood
Searsport
Stroudsburg
Richmond
Pierce
Newport News
Ohio
Mary Arnold
Meader
Sandwich
Winthrop
Pranconia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Fishenard
Vera
Port Antonio
Jam
A. W. Perry
Hawkesbury
C. B
N. Os
Prince George
Yarmouth
City of Memphis
Savannah
Dorchester
Quantico
Chiladelphia
N. VF
Dimpock
William Chisholm
Idaho
Suffolk
James BR
Drake
Esther Ann
Boston
Hecht
Mary KE. Lynch
Amnie & Reuben
Stonington
Edwards. Freleth
James
Lynn
Tugs
Paoli
Nanticoke
Devon
Sewall’s Point
Newburyport
Lenape
Philadelphia
Spring
Bangor
Tunnel Ridge
Toney Brook
Cc. R. R
N. 7
Port Johnson
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Newport
Nottingham
C. R. BR
N. J
Conestoga
Draper and
Preston
Ephrata
State Board Orders Rehire of Boston Elevated Workers
The State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration rules that Boston Elevated Railway Company must rearms 148 discharged workers and those who left on June 7, with priority by seniority, by August 19 1912 with notices due by August 16 1912. The decision follows a long board session and mediation between the company and the Carmen's Union.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Carmen’s Union
Boston
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Carmen
Bernard F. Supple
Sec’y
Elevated
Incredible decision shocks Loyalists in ratings dispute
Former Attorney General Parker blasted the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation for allowing strikers to regain their old ratings, saying the board ignored loyal Elevated supporters. Joseph H. McCarthy of the Loyalists committee said officials would not comment and would accept the board’s ruling.
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Parker
State Board of Arbitration
Elevated
Lancaster
Joseph H. McCarthy
IL. Loyalists’ Committee of 20
Attorney Parker
State Board
Mayor backs board ruling on union discharge affair
Mayor Fitz gerald called the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration decision as expected and said workers should not be penalized for supporting a union. General Bancroft declined to comment, noting the Elevated will reinstate the men.
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Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Fitzgerald
Falmouth
William A. Bancroft
The
Elevated
President as pall bearer at Herron funeral in Cincinnati
President Taft and Mrs. Taft attended the funeral of John W. Herron, Taft’s father in law, with Taft and son Charles serving as pallbearers. A large crowd gathered outside the Pike street home while interment at Spring Grove was private. The President stayed with C. P. Taft and plans to return to Washington after visiting Beverly with Mrs. Taft and Charles.
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Cincinnati
John W. Herron
Taft
C. P. Taft
Washington
Death notices and funeral details from Aug. city column
Numerous obituaries and funeral notices list names such as Laura A Adams and Mary Cox with ages and service details. Entries include locations Everett Somerville Roxbury Malden and Cape Breton notes, with dates Aug 4–9 and mass times at St. institutions and churches.
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Everett
Laura A
Samuel Adams
Parlin Street
Banger
Southport
David Newell Badger
Marion Pince
Mass
Buckley
Massachusetts General Hospital
James W. Buckley
Wondon Street
Somerville
St. Joseph's Church
Malden
Thomas H
Julia
Dennis Buckley
High Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Santa Maria Council
K. of C. Colby
Bostow Relief Hospital
Frederick P. Colby
Fune
G. H. Wryman
Faherty
South Boston
Matthias
Bridget Sullivan Faherty
West Third Street
St. Vincent’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Donovan
Brookline
Herman K
Joseph J
Mary E. Donovan
Driscoll
Walter Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Inglish
Mary FE
Waterman Chapel
Washington Street
Roxbury
Randolph
Fitzpatrick
Winthrop
Ann
William Fitzpatrick
Timothy J. Barter
Locust Street
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Dudley ST
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Bow ST
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Webster Ave
Ali
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Dorchester Ave
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Chestnut St
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Halil
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Leonard Court
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Kenney
Annie Kenney
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Jeremiah O’brien
W. J. Cassidy
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Harrison Avenue
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North End
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Unity Street
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Everett M. Marshall
Melrose
Lean
Ellen McLean
Burke
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Margaret M
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Henry C. Shrieves
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P F
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Mary Ann Sullivan
Dennia Sullivan
Shawmut Avenue
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
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Thomas R. Todd
Rutland Square
Okee
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Ida Turnt
Barker Park
Patrick John Mahoney
Nora Mahoney
Waterman & Sons Incorporated Undertakers
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Waterman
Joseph S. Waterman
Frank S. Waterman, Jr
Marcon Telegraph and Cable
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Boston Storage Ware
Massachusetts and
Westland Avenues
Joseph P. Silsby
HUB Sharpening CO
Causeway St
South End Furniture Exchange
Tel
American Feather Co
Dover St
Lund
Whitman Co
Sullivan Sy
Lega
Schwolt
Globe Loan
State Street
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Salary Loan Association
R. H. White’s
Childs & CO
National Finance Coo
Bromfield St
Lie. &, State Loan CO
Court St
Cor
Cornhill
Bedford Over
Jaynes
Call Kilby Investment Co
Lic
Kilby St
City Loan CO
Washington At
Ian
D. H. Tolman
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
S. R. Briggs CO