Last Journey of Fire Victims from Maranacook Hotel
Bodies of Emma N Martin Edward A Martin and son Spencer B arrived with their remains gathered in one casket. Robert Dewey Boutwell who died saving others arrived earlier and will be buried at Malden forestdale. Funeral for Boutwell at 37 Pierce street Malden and for the Martins at Roslindale Congregational Church at 3 p m today.
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Maranacook Hotel
Martin
Robert Dewey Boutwell
Boutwell
Malden
Robert
Pierce Street
Forestdale
Emma N
Edward A. Martin
Spencer B
Roslindale Congregational Church
Engineer Recovers Lost Watch After Quick Run
West Warren Aug 8. While in charge of Engine 2548 Engineer Morrell found his watch missing at West Brookfield station. He telegraphed to Boston for permission to run back and recover it. One quarter mile east of West Brimfield station the watch was found.
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West Warren
Morrell
West Brookfield Station
Boston
West Brimfield Station
Woman Receives $85 Found Hidden by Deceased Husband
Mrs Jane Olney of Milford Street was earlier notified of 1600 in Milford Savings Bank. She now receives an additional 85 found hidden under an old boot shop once used by her husband who died eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
Jane Olney
Milford Street
Milford Savings Bank
Painful Periods Relief Promised by Lydia Pinkham Product
Many American women suffer monthly, but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as the thorough female regulator. A Savannah reader testifies to relief from irregular painful cycles, urging others to use the remedy and contact Mrs. Pinkham for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Crosby
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia I. Pinkham
Charlton Street
Savannah
Ydia E. Pinkham
Houghton & Dutton Open Second Floor Grocery Hall
Crowds filled the new two story extension on Beacon street as Houghton and Dutton showcased a modern grocery complex. The department offers grocery meat delicatessen bakery dairy cut flowers and fruit with quartered oak fixtures marble work large mirrors and fixed refrigeration from Jewett Buffalo and Pittsburg Plate Glass Company with H. P. Hood & Sons dairy. Customers received hand painted fans dolls and beverages as 1000 cens of butter can be produced daily by new 14 horsepower churns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton & Dutton
Beacon Street
Chicago
Jewett Refrigerator Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Bowker, Torrey Company
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
H. P. Hood & Sons
Toothpick in Appendix Causes Fatal Appendicitis
North Adams casualty report states George C. Corsiglia, 21, died after an appendectomy for appendicitis. A toothpick fragment was found in the appendix and is believed to cause the illness.
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North Adams
George C., Corsiglia
Small Lad, Petting Calf, Tossed by Cow
Gloucester August 28 A three year old Alfred Doyle of Cambridge visiting Nugent farm was bruised and cut when a cow charged him while he petted her calf He was rescued from a second attack by Charles Nugent and John Nugent after the infuriated animal struck him
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Gloucester
Alfred Doyle
Cambridge
Nugent Farm
Charles Nugent
John Nugent
Plan for boulevard along North Shore
Ex-Representative William D. Sohier of Beverly told Salem Mayor Peterson a large sum could be raised to build a boulevard from Nahant to Cape Ann. The driveway would circle Marblehead and Salem Harbor to Beverly bridge and continue along the North Shore.
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Salem
William D. Sohier
Beverly
Peterson
Nahant
Cape Ann
Marblehead
Salem Harbor
Beverly Bridge
Recluse heir’s death unsettles Holliston fortune tale
Miss Annie Bond, 38, travels to Philadelphia after her father Edward Bond’s death in Philadelphia. He had lived in seclusion in Holliston, inherited a fortune, and reportedly sang at his wife’s grave in past years. Bond left no clear heirs, and property awaits disposal as the estate is settled.
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Bellingham
Annie Bond
Holliston
Miss Johnson
Miss Bond
Europe
Philadelphia
Fair Maidens Tent On Lawn
A suburban fad features tents on lawns used by women for overnight rest as a cure for ailments and skin care. Participants describe sleeping outdoors in light robes, with early rising, outdoor bathing, and plans to continue each summer, despite safety concerns and social scrutiny.
Eccentric Bond Die by Own Act After Grave Vandalism
In Holliston Edward F Bond an elderly recluse reportedly killed himself in Philadelphia yesterday after chanting strange songs at his wife's grave in the local cemetery.
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Holliston
Edward F. Bond
Philadelphia
Is Woman Today Thrifless Discussed By London Club
A London Twentieth Century Club discussion questions if modern women are thriftless and poor housekeepers. Mrs Ruth Jackson argues Englishwomen lack domestic work and home duties while praising German French and New England practices. Cooking teacher Mrs E C Carlton adds that dietary shifts favor lighter meals and chef led kitchens.
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Ruth Jackson
Twentieth Century Club
London
New England
Boston
E. C. Carlton
Lactated Food Endorsed By New Hampshire Mother
Antrim New Hampshire mother Mrs C. E Henry praises Lactated Food as the best for her vigorous 18 month old, 27 pound son. She cites doctors and hospital authorities endorsing its use and claims it helps many babies recover from illness and grow strong and bright.
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Antrim
N. H
President of Sample’s Instalment Company Endorses Catarrhal Powder
The president, T. Sample of Sample's Instalment Company in Washington Pa, credits Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with giving almost instant relief after years of chronic catarrh and temporary fixes from specialists. This endorsement claims the powder proved the one good thing in his case.
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P. T. Sample
Sample
Wash
Agnew
Probing Deaths by Ptomaines at Peddock Island
Dr Harris the medical examiner for Suffolk county refuses to discuss the Cambridge family deaths amid mystery surrounding three fatalities. Oliver Cambridge his son and Gomes father in law died of suspected ptomaine poisoning after a meal on Peddock's Island. The Post suggested canned food as the possible cause.
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Harris
Suffolk County
Cambridge
Peddock’s Island
Mr. Harris
Oliver
Gomes
Post
Cambridge Lobster Death Inquiry Heated by Wife Testimony
Mrs Louise Oliver of 338 Vine Street East Cambridge disputes reports that decayed lobster caused death. She says her husband, an expert lobster fisherman, did not eat lobster and the family used well water in rusty cans. A triple funeral is planned for 338 Vine Street Wednesday at 1 AM.
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Louise Oliver
Vine Street
East
Cambridge
Greene prominent Northampton businessman dead at 58
Joseph W. Greene 58 longtime Glendale Elastic Fabric Co treasurer and bank director died at his Easthampton home. Former Boston resident and organist at Trinity Episcopal Church. Survived by widow and sister Miss Enen Turner Green Marblehead Mass. The obituary notes his long civic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Joseph W. Greene
Easthampton
Glendale Elastic Fabric Company
Boston
Trinity Episcopal Church
Enen Turner Green
Marblehead
Mass
Gas Explosion Wrecks Charlestown Dry Goods Store
An afternoon gas blast in the cellar of FE L Pilsbury’s dry goods store at 305 Main Street Charlestown injures Lena Vincent, 11, and causes about 1000 dollars in damage. Glass windows shatter, stairs and ceiling are ruined, three clerks are tossed but unharmed, and gas company workers were in the cellar. The building owner estimates seven hundred dollars in his loss and stock damage is about three hundred.
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FE. L. Pilsbury
Main Street
Charlestown
Lena Vincent
Walker Street
Ladder 7
Chemical 9
Hurd
William S. Curtis
No Honeymoon for Foster Bride Elope tale ends in arrest
Augustus W. Foster, 37, snatched from a two hour old Lynn marriage by Haverhill police, is jailed on a $50 larceny charge from MetLife. He says he did not jilt a Lynn girl. Emma Dufresne, 16, helped elope to Haverhill where a marriage was filed. Foster claims previous marriages ended in divorce.
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Lynn
Augustus W. Foster
Haverhill
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Foster
J. B. Simas
Hotel Essex
Dufresne
Bartlett
Central
Post
Margaret Foster
Charles Estes
Salem
Emma
How Good Food May Turn to Poison
An advertising piece explains digestion, bowels, and nutrient absorption with Cascarets as the cure. It claims digestion happens beyond the stomach and urges readers to use the enamel box tablets to stimulate bowel muscles, likening effects to exercise and promising health benefits. The text cites Sterling Remedy Company and lists prices and distribution details.
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Mle
Butler’s Tremon Street
Butler’s Branch
Tempie Place
Hero Boutwell
the Martins
Irene Croshy
North Shore
Miss Annie Pond
the Post Young Woman
Henry
Bregais's Wells & Richardson Co
Props
Burlington
Vermont
Mears
Joseph Oliver
J. W. Greene
The
Pitts-Kimball Co
West Derry
Emma Dufresne
Ures
Bride
Sterling Remedy Company
Sterling Remedy ‘Company
New York
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