Respite for Kitty Delays Death Sentence for Mare
Kitty the mare condemned for emotional insanity remains alive after City Veterinarian George H. Lee, who was to execute her, was drawn away by a horse sale in New York. Doyle says the execution time rests with Dr. Lee and could occur as soon as tomorrow.
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Kitty
James H. Doyle
Thomas W. Lawson
Will
Thousehold
George H. Lee
Tom Lawson
New York
Dr. Lee
Doyle
North End
Richard Dooley
Mr. Dooley
Humane Society
New England
Bill Watts
Piles Cure Promises and Horse Execution at City Stables
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure with testimonials and free trials amid a separate report on Kitty the mare facing execution at the North End stables. Dr. Lee prepared a death chamber while Humane Society officials and veterinarians endorsed killing the horse.
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Pyramid Drug Co
C. Crowley
9Th Ave
Seattle
Wash
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Bride of Two Months Seeks Missing Husband
Brighton woman Mrs Edward A Gross 29 571 Washington Street seeks help locating her husband missing since Sept 27 after a brief marriage to Lila M Shatford 26 Colebrook N H They were married in Roxbury and lived on Washington Street Gross left for work and never returned leaving his clothes and funds gone and his wife penniless awaiting aid from the Post Office and public tips.
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Edward A. Gross
Washingon Street
Brighton
Gross
Bangor
J. R. Downing
Lila M. Shatford
Colebrook
Roxbury
R. A. Vessey
Washington Street
Nova Scotia
Edward Arthur Gross
Lila Gross
Mayor hosts secret luncheon with city department heads
The Mayor invited heads of city departments to a three hour luncheon at the Quincy House Room 47. The event aimed to boost departmental cooperation and reduce friction, with political backing for David A. Ellis for school board and pressure on Jimmy Gallivan to seek re election as street commissioner.
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Quincey House
Tom” Ash
Jim’? Donovan
Fitzgerald
Ash
David A. Ellis
Ellis
Gallivan
Jimmy” Gallivan
Quincy House
Three Barges Lost in Blow Off Connecticut Coast
Severe winter weather offshore Connecticut led to the loss of three coal laden barges and the grounding of two others. The T. M. Righter sank near New Haven with the captain, his wife, and their 10 year old daughter rescued. The Virginian sank near Branford Beacon with 700 tons of coal and one saved crewman. The tug Elmer A. Keeler and others reported the incidents.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
T. M. Righter
H. A. Baxter
Hercules
New London
Providence
Fall River
Virginian
Elmer A. Keeler
Branford Beacon
Charles McWilliams
Duck Island
Firebug Max Rudderman Held In $3000 Bond
Max Rudderman, 20, charged with incendiary involvement in a $100,000 city fire set on November 8, was held in $3000 bonds for trial by Judge Bruce in District Court. A courtroom clash arose as Chief Harris urged presenting the case to the Grand Jury.
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Maiden
Max Rudderman
Bruce
Harris
Boston Aldermen Withdraw Petition on Telephone Poles
The Boston Board of Aldermen as a whole voted to withdraw the petition of the Boston Independent Telephone Company to erect poles and wires in city streets. The Metropolitan Home Telephone Company petition remained on the table and was not acted on yesterday. The board has debated franchise grants for months and plans to reconsider Metropolitan’s after the election.
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Board of Aldermen
Boston Independent Telephone Company
Boston
Metropolitan Home Telephone Company
Metropolitan Company
Smoking in bed kills Quincy city water worker
Charles Peterson, 40, an unmarried water department employee, died in a house fire in Quincy after smoking in bed. Residents at 21 Nelson Street heard groaning and smelled smoke about 5:30 am, finding the room filled with smoke and Peterson dead among burned bedclothes. The fire caused minor structural damage.
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Quincy
Charles Peterson
Water Department
City of
Peterson
John Sennablakpi
Nelson Street
Declaration Filed in O Sullivan Suit
The declaration in the breach of promise suit brought by Mrs. Isabelle Mittard Lee against Humphrey O Sullivan of Lowell was filed in the Superior Court. Lee seeks $100,000 claiming he deceived her about being single and free to marry. O Sullivan has fled the city and could not be reached for comment as reporters questioned relatives and observers outside the home.
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Isabelle M. Lee
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Lowell
Superior
Mrs. Lee
O’sullivan
Moran
Samuel J. Elder
Post
Mr. Er
Isabelle Mittard Lee
Boston
Frank Lee
Mr. O'Sullivan
Willie
the Square
Wilbur Lee
Fair Plaintiff
Digestive laxative claims natural bowel action
The text praises Cascaret as a laxative that stimulates bowel muscles to move food naturally. It claims the product aids digestion, uses nutrients efficiently, and prevents waste from tomorrow's gastric juice by fully processing content before decay.
Gallivan Talks at Three Rallies in Charlestown
Street Commissioner James A. Gallivan, seeking re election on the Democratic ticket, addressed three rallies in Charlestown. He argued for nonpartisan street work, urged expansion of docks and channels to boost trade, and outlined plans to broaden and modernize the city street system to capture more regional trade for the future.
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James A. Gallivan
Charlestown
Gallivan
Board of
Street Commissioners
Mr. Gallivan
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