Victims of Heal Revived List of Names
A damaged entry lists patients revived at Heal and city hospitals. Names include John Moulton William Lenshee Charles Smith Annie McGarney Dora Smith Margaret Scanlon Annie Casey and others with assignments to City Relief and Relief Stations. The record mentions dangerous lists and specific hospital designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moulton
William Lenshee
City Hospital
Charles Smith
W. H. Carlton
Annie McGarney
City
Antonio Palato
Dora Smith
Margaret Scanlon
Annie Casey
Charles Brodie
Edward F. Crittenden
Heatwave Overwhelms City Clearing Stretches of Prostration
Police described a severe heat spell with high humidity as numerous residents collapsed on city streets. William Lenshee of 786 East Fourth Street South Boston fainted on Broadway near E Street and was moved to City Hospital. Patrolman John Moulton of Jamaica Plain and W H Carlton at North station were also affected and assisted by authorities. Anna McGarney, 15, of 646 Harriston Avenue, was overcome near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lenshee
East Fourth Street
South Boston
Broadway
E Street
John Moulton
Jamaica Plain
Wachusetts Street
W. H. Carlton
Anna McGarney
Harriston Avenue
Healing liquid X Zalia demonstration crowds booth
Crowds packed the Houghton and Dutton booth where the healing liquid X Zalia is demonstrated, keeping the display busy throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton’s
Earthquake devastates Chile cities burying many dead
Valparaiso and Santiago rally to relief efforts as fires are put out and authorities organize aid. Casualty estimates remain uncertain, with hundreds dead in Valparaiso and thousands countrywide, while fires subside and relief, supplies, and medical care flow from Santiago and foreign legations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chili
Valparaiso
Santiago
Thei
Iquique
Pedro Montt
Buenos Ayres
Congress
Robinson Crusoe Island Destroyed by Quake Report
A New York report states the Juan Fernandez island off the Chilean coast was destroyed by an earthquake. The island, owned by Chile, housed a penal settlement and a fort and is famed as the setting of Defoe's Robinson Crusoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juan Fernandez
Chili
Daniel Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Patrolmen barred from leaving Boston on days off without leave
Boston police officers must obtain permission to travel outside the city during days off. Commissioner O Meara enforces the rule strictly, causing discontent. Patrolman Joseph H Doran pleaded guilty to going to Nantasket Beach without consent and was placed on file after favorable officer testimony. The trial underscores renewed emphasis on discipline and adherence to regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Police Department
Police Department
O'Meara
Joseph H. Doran
Nantasket Beach
Boston
Rollecall
Loran
Nantasket
First Class Union Bands Sought for Labor Day Parade
A call goes out for 25 to 30 piece bands not already engaged to participate in the Labor Day Parade. Send full particulars immediately to Bandsman, care of Coston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coston
President Roosevelt Urges Stand Pat in Address to Watson
New York August 20, a campaign document in the form of a letter from President Roosevelt to Congressman James E. Watson of Rushville Indiana was released today. The letter urges no change in the present Congress and extols its achievements while warning that change would bring confusion. It also states the stance for a protective tariff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
James E. Watson
Rushville
Ind
Congress
Graveyard Insurance Plot Suspects Bailed In $3000 Each
Mrs Mary A Tennyson and her brother Dennis Griffin were bailed at $3000 each after being arrested by Inspectors Patterson and Rooney on suspicion of knowing about a forged Griffin signature on a New York Life Insurance application. They deny guilt and say they will be represented in Police Court. Police deem the case may expose a wider graveyard insurance scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Tennyson
Dennis Griffin
Commercial Street
Patterson and
Rooney
Griffin
New York Life Insurance Company
William A. Morse
Ex-Attorney General Notes Poor May Sell On
Ex Attorney General Parker says the May market may remain weak if slow sales persist. The article references CHAPTER 214 SECTION 30 and outlines penalties for racing or gambling tied to horse events, detailing fines up to 1000 dollars and possible one year in prison. It cites revisions noting exceptions for agricultural societies and corporations under section 11 chapter 125.
Bandera Leads Cuban Insurrection Near Havana
An insurrection began in Havana province as General Quintin Bandera, a veteran of the independence war, left Arroyo Arenas with a force over 20 men. Reinforcements from Havana and Santa Clara were sent to Pinar del Rio, while the Senate and House meet informally to review the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Quintin Bandera
Arroyo Arenas
Bandera
Pinar del Rio
Castillo and Gomez Arrested as Rebels
In Santiago Cuba General Demetrio Castillo former Santiago governor and J G Gomez La Lucha editor were quietly arrested by rural guards at El Caney for inciting a revolution. They left for Havana on a heavily escorted special train claiming their actions support Liberal party reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Demetrio Castillo
J. G. Gomez
la Lucha
Havana
el Caney
Liberal Party
U S Officials Report Cuban Uprising Sparks in Pinar del Rio
U S charge d affaires in Havana Mr Sleeper cables the State Department that armed manifestations against the Cuban government occurred in Pinar del Rio and Havana provinces. Several hundred men involved in Pinar del Rio, about 100 in Havana. No trouble elsewhere. Several leaders arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sleeper
Havana
State Department
Pinar del Rio
Insurance Scandal Linked to Griffin and Nelson Case
Police probe centers on alleged life policy fraud tied to Dennis Griffin. The complainants claim Thomas Nelson, a healthy man at sea, took Griffin’s medical exam in his place for a $3000 death benefit policy. Mrs. Tennyson reports two insured deaths, her husband Theodore and daughter Mabel, with questioned payout sums amid broader insurance-company scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Thomas Nelson
Nelson
Tennyson
Theodore
Post
Richard Daly
Walnut Avenue
Dennis Griffin
Boston Fraud Case Spurs Bail for Three Suspects
The June incident unravels as Nelson, one of nine lodgers, faces police and plans to waive examination. Mary A. Tennyson and Dennis Griffin are charged as accessories to forging a name on an insurance application. both posted $3000 bail. Dr Daly rests at a south shore resort as investigators pursue the case. Jesse Gove denies representing the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nelson
Daly
South Shore
Mary A. Tennyson
Dennis Griffin
Farley
Tennyson
Jesse Gove
Gove
East
Weather forecast Tuesday through Wednesday across New England
Partly cloudy Tuesday with possible local showers in the afternoon or night and continued high temperatures. In New England interior showers Tuesday, fair coast. Wednesday showers with fresh southwest winds. Steamers to European ports face light to fresh southwest winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Grand Banks
Readville opens grand circuit meeting with multiple winners
Brilliant Girl My Star and Fantana win as Readville hosts the grand circuit event. Axtell, the famed 105000 dollar racing stallion, is dead. Police rescue an umpire at a Lawrence game. Yeager released on man slaughter charge. Harvard crew to move to Putney Thursday. Tennis stars start Newport tourney. Windrim Kid named Corinthian Y C challenger for Quincy cup. Quo Vadis wins Dover Ostend motor boat race. Clara Huron wins feature at Saratoga. E H S star to join Andover. Baldwin Deshler boat tonight. Bosty falls to Detroit 6 4. Two new pitchers bought. Reds beat Tenney 2 1. Cubs blank Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Fantana
Axtell
Lawrence
Yeager
Harvard
Putney
Andover
Baldwin-Deshler
Bosty
Detroit
Cincinnati Reds
Tenney
Chicagos
Giants
Prohibition of Betting Rooms and Pool Operations
The law prohibits maintaining or using any building or space for registering bets or buying or selling pools on trials, games, or elections. Offenders face up to two thousand dollars in fines or up to one year in jail, including custodial roles for pool money or valuables.
Readville Race Meet Tests Open Pool Betting
Readville Trotting Park hosts the grand circuit meeting as pool selling and book making return under claims of conflicting statutes nullifying anti-betting laws. A pool seller was arrested with a hearing set in Dedham tomorrow. police warn no further arrests if the ruling favors them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Dedham
Neal
The
Star Police
Also Mentioned on This Page
My Star
Aintree
Billy Walters, Jr
Moore
Pearl Tipping
Tal
John Cahill
William Scusker
Almendral
Villa del Mar
Tacla
Amagada
Melipilla
Salvador
Santa Turnino
O’meara
President Roosevelt
Parker
U. S
Mabel
New York Life
Police
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Serene
Morsford
Sanford
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!