Dog Wolf Like Creature Terrorizes Boston Crowd
A wolf like dog dashed through Cambridge and Boston last night biting eight men and boys before being shot on State street near Atlantic avenue. As it fled toward Scollay square, about 1000 men and boys chased it along with many police, some riding in a police auto pressed into service.
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Boston dog chase ends in fatal rabid bite spree
A large mongrel exposed to rabies ran from Cambridge through Boston attracting a crowd of runners and officers. Fourteen shots felled the beast after a lengthy pursuit. Several bite victims were treated and the dog was taken to City Hall Avenue for health inspection.
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Walsh Names Secretary
Governor Walsh selects Thomas H. Connelly as private secretary. Connelly, 32, succeeds John F. Meaney who was acting secretary. Connelly formerly served as assistant and is a graduates of English High School. He captained the football team and led the interscholastic league, and was admitted to the bar two years ago.
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Hoist Horse Rescued From 12-Foot Trench With Derrick
A large crowd watched as Clinton Fruit Company wagon driver toppled into a trench while avoiding a passing vehicle. Police and an SPCA ambulance aided the rescue using a derrick and straps after the horse balked at ropes. The animal was hoisted to safety and laid on planks across the trench.
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Groundfish Prices Dip as 15 Vessels Dock at Boston Pier
Fresh groundfish prices eased after 15 fishing vessels arrived at the South Boston fish pier. Prices for mad dock and various cod and hake grades shifted slightly while swordfish and other catches kept markets active. The day also featured arrivals and departures of steamships with bananas, tourists, and cargo as Boston observes Charles W. Blodgett Day while fundraising for the city’s babies lags.
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Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings List
The Itasca and a flotilla of steamers including Ivernia Benison Mediterranean ports and more arrived at New London and other ports to sail for New York Philadelphia and Havana among others. A long roster names vessels such as Prince George Canopic Governor Cobb Tivives and Grecian plus ports from Nova Scotia to Massachusetts.
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New York and New Jersey Towing Figures Reported
Setts New York Jonas H French Scituate schooners Catawamteak sailed Aug 19 did not go tugs Mercury Rockport to tow scow 63 to Hurricane Island Me will return with scow 64 for Rockport Taurus Lynn towing lighter Bessie J and will re turn with lighter Columbia Concord New Bedford I c sailed 19 Security towing barge 8 O Co No 124 from Portland and 58 New York Leader Gloucester towing fishing schooner Hammond Orion New York towing barges Edgewater Hackensack and Troy Ida M Chase Rockport towing barge Sand King
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Signals to be placed on bridges by Boston & Maine
Boston and Maine railroad will install a full signal system on bridges between Portsmouth and Kittery Dover Point and York Harbor to mark safe passages and draw openings at night. Lights will be red green and white with electric power replacing oil lamps under War Department navigation rules.
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Ambassador's Son Wounded in Battle
Count Von Beckendorff, the Russian ambassador in London, reports his youngest son Count Peter Von Beckendorff was slightly wounded in the shoulder while fighting with Russian forces on the German eastern frontier. He lies in a hospital at Vilna.
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Fresh Vegetables Sold Fresh From Nearest Markets
Fragmentary text describes vegetables built from the nearest markets and references names like ANNY Sim merd in the country. It mentions washing cans and being unable to be positive.
Obituaries and funeral notices from Roxbury and surrounding areas
In Roxbury Dorchester and nearby towns several obituaries and funeral notices are listed for August 18 to 21. Names include Burns Cusick Diehl Duke Ferguson Hagerton Hayes Kimball Lord Luna Mackay Madden Murray Nicholson Robbins Rogerson among others with funeral times and church details.
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Maximiano
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Mags
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Waterman Chapel
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Terry
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Bedford
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United States Football Assn Sets Cup Dates
The United States Football Association announced dates for the national challenge cup with rounds due by Nov. 1 1914 for the first round Dec. 13 for the second Feb. 21 1915 for the third March 21 for the fourth semi finals by April 18 and the final by May 2 entries close September 15 and drawings scheduled in New York on September 17.
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