Martin Girl Is Angry Over Arrest by Plainclothes Officers
Katherine Martin, charged with disorderly conduct after an incident on Appleton Street, claims police persecution by Station 5 officers Gilman and Harris. She was released on bail after detention and plans to appeal to Commissioner O Meara, promising to reveal details in hearings. She asserts the arrest damaged her reputation as a working woman and seeks justice.
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Katherine Martin
Gilman and Harris
O’meara
Post
O'Meara
Columbus Avenue
Appleton Street
Can I Buy a City Bond Boston Reporter Questioned Bank Plan
A Post reporter asked City Treasurer Charles H. Slattery about buying a single bond from Boston’s recent issue and whether a bank or plan used elsewhere might work here. Slattery declined to commit, saying no decision had been reached, and that the aim is to find the best method for selling the bonds. Buzzard's Bay fire rages across 2000-plus acres threatening Monument Beach Bourne Sagamore Mashpee and Sandwich as volunteers and residents fight back fires under shifting winds.
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Boston
Charles H. Slattery
Post
Mr. Slattery
New York
Buzzard's Bay
Buzzard’s Bay
Cape
Monument Beach
Bourne
Bourneville
Sagamore
Mashpee
Sandwich
Cataumet
Provincetown
Old Town Road
Bournedale
Plymouth
Barry challenged by Grady over Moran information
In a Boston Post note Mr. Barry accuses Rep Grady of alleging I provided Moran with details of the governor council contingency fund misuse. Grady replies he is no informer and defends his integrity, urging Barry to face the matter and accept responsibility. The exchange signals political tension within Sixth Suffolk District.
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Boston Post
Barry
Moran
Governor's Council
Thomas J. Grady
Suffolk
Meteor Misses Cambrian Steamer in Atlantic Meteor Fireball Near Ship
The steamer Cambrian of Wiligh & Furnness Leyland line escaped a deadly encounter with a huge meteor off Cape Race. Officers Hughes and Vitters on deck watched a fiery rock plummet toward the vessel, narrowly missing the ship and its passengers as it hit the sea within yards. The near miss occurred on a calm Atlantic night, leaving the crew shaken but unharmed.
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Cambrian
Wiligh & Furnness Leyland Line
London
Cape Race
Hughes
Daniel Vitters
Pride of Lawson's Herd Off After Blue Ribbons
Egypt August 20. The Lawson herd of 34 Jersey stock led by Flying Fox's Pioneer left Dreamwold for a months long tour of state fairs and the national Jersey show at Shelbyville Kentucky. They will exhibit at Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Nashville Springfield and Chicago dairy shows, returning about September 25, with tests at each venue. P H Robinson, foreman, expressed jubilation and confidence in the herd's prospects.
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Flying Fox
Lawson
Jersey
Dreamwold
Shelbyville
P. H. Robinson
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ind
Nashville
Flying Fox stock to challenge rivals at Shelbyville show
Mr Stockwood states the farm’s young stock will contest the Shelbyville event. Flying Fox’s Pioneer will face Figgis’ Stockwell, once sold for 11500 dollars. Syria of St Owen is praised for 56865 pounds milk in 1700 days, Owl’s Oxford Daisy expected to yield 55 pounds daily before calving. He anticipates sweeping victories across shows.
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Flying Fox
Stockwood
Shelbyville
Figgis
Stockwell
L. B. Lewis
Syria
St. Owen
Owl
Oxford
Daisy
Man Dies by Own Action at Franklin Park
A man about 65 years old, possibly named Clark Eldredge alias Charles Emory, died by self inflicted gunshot at Franklin Park near Glen Road about 5:45 yesterday. No identifying papers found. He was 5 feet 10 inches, 150 pounds with gray hair and mustache, wearing dark gray striped trousers, a black coat and derby hat. Body at City Hospital morgue.
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Clark Eldredge
Charles Emory
Franklin Park
Glen Road
City Hospital
W B Fitts Dead Somerville Druggist
Wil B. Fitts a well known druggist of Somerville died at his home 177 Washington street yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness from Brights disease He was a native of Candia New Hampshire born 46 years ago He kept a drug store at Medford and Washington streets for years He was married and leaves a widow.
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Wil B. Fitts
Somerville
Washington Street
Bright
Candia
N. H
Medford
Washington Streets
City Council to ponder water loan cut to 75000
Both branches of the City Council will meet next Monday to decide on a water loan. The original loan was 300000 dollars, but a Finance Commission urged reduction to 75000. Mayor Fitzgerald said he would call a special meeting of the Common Council to consider recommendations from Water Commissioner Welsh, Fire Commissioner Wells and City Engineer Jackson.
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Finance Commission
Fitzgerald
Common Council
Welsh
Wells
Jackson
Auto Crash On Elm Street Victims Unconscious
Mrs. Albert J. Hutchinson of Auburndale loses control of her car on Elm Street Somerville and crashes into a tree. She and passenger Mrs. George B. Robinson of Quincy Street Somerville are thrown clear and rendered unconscious.
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Elm Street
Somerville
Albert J. Hutchinson
Auburndale
Hutchinson
George B. Robinson
Quincy Street
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