Doctor Shot by Student in Chester Vermont
Dr. Charles W. Ray age 40, a Rutland Railroad surgeon, was shot twice by Frank Turner age 19, a student and stable worker living with the Ray family. Turner, son of Rev W S Turner of Maplewood Massachusetts, was arrested and will have a hearing tomorrow.
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Chester
Charles W. Ray
Frank Turner
Turner
Ray
Rutland Railroad Company
W. S. Turner
Maplewood
Mass
Tie
Dr. Ray
Chester High School
Pull Schooner Out of Sand Near Rockport
A three masted schooner Bessie C Beach of New Haven Conn captain McKeague ran ashore at Coffin's Beach during a snow squall while en route from Portland to Philadelphia with stone. Lifesavers and crew labored to free the vessel as it lay deeply imbedded. By 3 15 p m the ice covered ship was pulled into deep water and towed to Rockport harbor.
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Tessuun
New England
Bessie C. Beach
New Haven
Conn
MchKeague
Coffin’s Beach
Rockport
Portland
Philadelphia
Plum Island
Post
Hansa
Tichtenfels
Freirichs
Calcutta
Suez Canal
Port Said
Algiers
Fretrichs
Gray's Big Boys Sale at S Gray Co Washington and Hanover
S Gray Co in Washington and Hanover advertises a large sale featuring boys wear and related apparel. The notice highlights markdowns and special offers for shoppers seeking value.
Rescue on shoulders saves man from deadly gas
Zalodsky, 34, living at 81 Billerica street, West Indin, was found unconscious in a gas-filled chamber after a 1 am incident. Neighbors Portnoy and Margonin carried him about a mile to the Relief Hospital, where after hours of artificial respiration he revived enough to go home. Evidence shows the pair’s quick action and the relief station’s proximity saved his life.
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Zalec Valodsky
Billerica Street
West Indin
Joseph Portnoy
Mrs. Portnoy
Valodsky
Mr. Portnoy
Bas
Portnoy
Maurice Mangonin
Post
Causeway
Canal Street
Fisherman saved from near freezing as Mary KE aids Italian crewman
Captain Frank Cooney of the schooner Mary KE rescued a nearly frozen Italian fisherman drifting after his power boat parts from Marplehead. He was dragged aboard, too cold to speak, and found in a half-frozen condition. The rescue occurred amid severe Arctic-like weather and heavy seas affecting multiple ships in the harbor.
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Frank Cooney
Mary KE. Cooney
Italy
Marplehead
Boston Hecht
Cooney
Cortelyou Sees Path to Public Ownership of Posts
Postmaster General Cortelyou outlines progress toward public ownership and investigations into feasibility of major postal reforms. The report stresses considering administration reductions, domestic and international postage, postal savings banks, parcel post, and postal telegraph and telephone in the near future.
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Cortelyou
Washington, D. C
White House
Cortelyou Seeks Public Ownership and Postal Reforms
The Postmaster General Cortelyou signals possible reforms including rural parcel delivery and readjusted postal accounting. He notes public ownership discussions in a Roosevelt era report, with no White House confirmation. The 1906 postal receipts totaled 167.93 million dollars, expenditures 178.27 million, a deficit about 10.52 million.
Boys' Suits on Sale by I. Gray Co.
Local advertises boys' suits at two dollar price points with deals listed as two dollars and one dollar from I. Gray Company located at Washington and Hanover, highlighting clear pricing.
Youths' Suits Sold At Discounted Prices
Discount clothing ad notes youths' suits priced at 10.00 and 4.90 dollars with F Gray Co. as retailer located at Washington and Tranover.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and
Tranover
I’. Gray Co
Washington and Hanover
Barry Accuses Employee In $500 Larceny Case
Councillor-elect Edward J. Barry of South Boston accuses bus iness manager Bert Katscher of misusing funds from his newspaper. Katscher, 904 East Broadway, was arrested by police after Barry reported an apparent deficit over $500 found in the books during Katscher’s tenure.
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Edward J. Barry
South Boston
Bertram Katscher
East Broadway
Katscher
Dorchester
South Boston Inquirer
Peninsular
Barry
Boston Alderman Offers to Pay Flag Return Expenses
Alderman William Berwin offers to cover the cost of sending a committee to return the Confederate flag from General Butler to New Orleans. He states no public funds will be used and explains his personal ties to New Orleans and duty as a Boston official.
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William Berwin Tast
New Orleans
General Butler
Lincoln
Boston
Butler
Board of Aldermen
Bear River Fire Causes $11,000 Loss
Digby N S reports Bear River fire cut communications yesterday. Firefighters held the blaze from crossing the river and five buildings were destroyed. Property loss reached 11006 with three families left homeless after tenement fires above the stores.
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Bear River
Digby
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Phila
Delphia
Gray’s Big Boys
Gray Co
Kri
Portney
Zalec
Vaglodsky's
Kte
West End
MR. Valodsky
Relief Hospital
Joe Portnoy
India
New York
Mystic
Black Diamond Line
Governor Cobb
Union Wharf
Hastport
Central Wharf
Quaker City
Postal Savings Bank
Geneva
Postal Department
Express Companies
I. Gray Co
Houghton @ Dutton Co
Valiec
Ware
Davis Holiday
the Hardware Man
COR
Portland and Sudbury Sjs
Washington
Hanover
Aid
Berwin
Junket
Washington and Hilanever
Alleans
Charlestown Navy Yard
Kansas
United States
Vermont
United Citizens
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broadway
Marshall St
Somerville
Abraham A. Elston
George M. Harmon
S. Henry Wilkins
Irving L. Symonds
Chas E. Moncan
Daniel H. Bradley
Taxpayers OF Boston
Thes. J.collins
L. Cauley
Fred. J. Kneeland
Edward L. Cauley
Aldermen
Thomas J. Collins
State Senate
Fred J. Kneeland
LABOR
Robert J. Allen
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