Bonfire accident claims Lynn toddler life
In Lynn on December 8 Fred Gayron two year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Gayron of 80 Water Hill street died from burns after falling into a bonfire this afternoon. Witness Mrs Mary McDonald pulled him from the flames and carried him to a nearby wagon then rushed him to the hospital where he died at 8 pm. McDonald herself suffered severe burns to hands and arms.
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Fred Gayron
Henry Gayron
Water Hill Street
Mary McDonald
Flirter West Faces Flirting Charge In Chicago
C. J. West of a wealthy East family is jailed after allegedly abducting from a hotel room and flirting with Miss Elizabeth Curry 18. He allegedly complimented her eyes and was accused of causing distress. West contests the charge and awaits bond from New York relatives.
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New York
C. J. West
West
Elizabeth Curry
Another Park for Wakefield Donated by Martin Couple
Mr and Mrs Thomas Martin of Lakeside convey a large tract in front of their home to Wakefield for park purposes without payment. The land lies on Lake Quannapowitt shore and will strengthen the town park system.
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Thomas Martin
Lakeside
Park Commissioners
Thomas
Frances Martin
Lake Quannapowitt
Lodger Overcome by Gas At 99 Roxbury Street
A lodger named O'Brien aged 40 living at 99 Roxbury street Roxbury was found on his couch yesterday afternoon after two gas burners left full on. The landlady detected the odor and Dr Dillon ordered transfer to City Hospital where his condition is listed as serious. His wife is said to live in Charlestown.
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Roxbury Street
Roxbury
Dillon
Charlestown
Locked Thieves Up In Room In Lowell
Mrs. Marie St Onge of 615 Merrimac Street subdued two intruders by locking them in a room and calling the police. Joseph LaFontaine and Emil Brassard appeared in police court and were held for the March grand jury on $600 bonds.
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Lowell
Marie St. Onge
Merrimac Street
Joseph LaFontaine
Emil Brassard
March
Home rulers in ascendancy in British politics
Joseph Chamberlain, speaking at Oxford, paid tribute to retiring premier Balfour and argued the country has moved into the hands of the home rulers and Little Englanders. He accused Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman of planning Ireland home rule by instalments on the hire system and of bargaining with John Redmond.
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London
Joseph Chamberlain
Oxford
Balfour
Chamberlain
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Ireland
Rat Bites Kill Baby in Des Moines
A two week old baby found dead after being left alone by a nurse all night was attacked by rats. Physicians say death resulted from rat bite poison rather than the wounds. The mother Mrs. Thomas Sewall is in critical condition.
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Des Moines
Thomas Sewall
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