Fire horses disabled in Cambridge street accident
Two fire horses were injured when they collided with a ladder truck as a hose wagon followed. Ladderman Thomas Driscoll steered the ladder into an upright to avert a run on a light automobile in the fire path. Driver J Montgomery failed to pull up in time after the crash. Bridge was found not guilty of illegal liquor selling in East Cambridge criminal court as key witness could not be located.
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Thomas Driscoll
Ladder Company 8
Fort Hill Square
J. §. Montgomery
Bridge
Superisor Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Frank P. O’donnell
Cambridge Alderman Found Not Guilty
Alderman Charles H. Gaffney of Cambridge was acquitted in a city case. The verdict clears his name amid a local political affair and court proceedings that drew community attention this week.
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Cambridge
Charles H. Gaffney
Cam
Swiss Navy Page Teases Superdreadnought on Sunday Post
A teaser feature promises a look at Switzerland’s so called navy and a legendary superdreadnought on Everybody's Page in the upcoming Sunday Post.
Governor Walsh Reshapes Health Council in First Year
Governor Walsh forged a set of key appointments including the health council members created to support the health commissioner’s office. The moves mark a major early effort to bolster state health leadership.
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Walsh
State board reshuffles place key figures in health and industry
The old board of health under Dr Walcott was replaced last year. Secretary Frank Donahue, defeated for re election, becomes head of the Industrial Accident Board which runs the workmen compensation act. Carroll becomes Superior Court judge and Alonzo Weed chairs the Gas and Electric Light Commission. It is said Auditor Frank Pope will join the board.
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The
Commonwealth
Board of Health
Walcott
Frank J. Donahue
Industrial Accident Board
Donahue
Carroll
Superior Cort
Alonzo Weed
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Forrest Barker
Frank Pope
Architect Killed in Street Accident at Federal Street
John P. Fangel architect died after being struck by an auto in front of 100 Federal Street and dragged beneath a passing team. He was taken to Relief Hospital and died at 4 20 in the afternoon. The crash occurred at 2 o'clock yesterday.
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John P. Fangel
Federal Street
Fangel
Relief Hospital
Two Drivers Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Boston Accident
Roy Tessier 28 a chauffeur for John J Walsh of 278 South Street Jamaica Plain and Edward L Stevens 62 a driver for I M Lindsay Company 15 Brattle Square were arrested and charged with manslaughter. Tessier posted 2000 bail. The case centers on the death of 67 year old Mr Fangel of 664 Huntington Avenue Roxbury struck on Federal Street as Tessier's auto approached. Fangel had been Boston business manager for Portable Office Partition Co at 73 Tremont Street and had lived in New York previously. The court will determine blame.
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Roy Tessier
John J. Walsh
South Street
Jamaica Plain
Edward L. Stevens
I. M. Lindsay Company
Brattle Square
City Hall Avenue
Tessier
Fangel
Federal Street
Appointments Made by Governor Yesterday
Secretary of State Frank J. Dona hue of Boston to take the place of Chairman James B. Carroll of the Industrial Accident Board. James B. Carroll to be justice of the Superior Court in place of Judge Pierce promoted to the Supreme Court. Commissioner Alonzo H. Weed of Newton promoted to chairman of the Gas and Electric Light Commission. Auditor Frank Pope slated for vacancy left by Weed. President John F. Tobin of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union to be a member of the Board of Labor and Industries in place of John Golden resigned. Acting Clerk William C. Maguire of East Boston made clerk of the East Boston Court.
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Frank J. Donahue
Boston
James B. Carroll
Industrial Accident Board
Superior Court
Pierce
Supreme Court
Alonzo H. Weed
Newton
Gas and Electric Light Commission
Frank Pope
Weed
John F. Tobin
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Board of Labor and Industries
John Golden
William C. Maguire
East Boston
Notable Professors Named in Medical Education Listing
The notice lists several professors and doctors including William T. Sedgwick of Technology George C. Whipple of Harvard Milton J. Rosenan preventive hygiene at Harvard William J. Gallivan of South Boston David L. Edsall of Milton and Joseph E. Lamoureux of Lowell as part of an academic roster.
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William T. Sedgwick
Technology
George C. Whipple
Harvard
Milton J. Rosenan
William J. Gallivan
South Boston
David L. Edsall
Milton
Joseph E. Lamoureux
Lowell
Boston Officials Named in Public Service List
Edward H. Bradford and John J. Tobin of Boston are named as members of the Board of Pharmacy. John F. Fennessey of Boston is named trustee of Boston State Hospital. Major John H. Sherburne of Brookline is master in chancery. Mary Riddell of Newton is named member of the Nurses' Board. Francis X. Reilly of Westboro is clerk of First Worcester Court.
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Edward H. Bradford
Boston
Board of Pharmacy
John J. Tobin
John F. Fennessey
Boston State Hospital
John H. Sherburne
Brookline
Mary Riddell
Newton
Francis X. Reilly
Westboro
First Worcester Court
Declines to Pick Nominee Over Mayor Discourtesy
The Master Builders' Association and Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange refuse to nominate further candidates to the board of appeals. They fault the Mayor for not acknowledging their correspondence about removing their nominee and publish the letters sent to him.
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Board of Appeals
Neil McNeill
Master Builders’ Association
Master Builders
The
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Lawson Back From Oregon Arrives in Boston
Thomas W. Lawson returned to Boston two or three days ago and is at Dreamwold for the winter. He went to Oregon around June 1 to visit his daughter Mrs. McCall and extended his stay to follow the stock market reopen after July 30. Lawson arrives in good health and spirits and attended theatre yesterday after errands.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Dreamwold
Mr. Lawson
Oregon
McCall
Oregon Ranch
Hse
Lawson
Administration bill for government shipping company introduced
In President Wilsons annual message the administration bill for a government shipping company was urged. Senator Stone introduced it in the Senate. it aligns with the Alexander bill in the House and was referred to the commerce committee.
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Washington
Dec
Wilson
Senate
Stone
Alexander
House
Commerce Committee
Ate His Way to Health Byron Tyler Guide
Byron Tyler of 610 Wyandotte Kansas City publishes a health guide claiming 15 years on a raw food diet with no aches pains or colds. He argues this diet cures constipation biliousness indigestion obesity rheumatism and colds and offers free copies to interested readers by mail.
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Byron Tyler
Wyandotte Street
Kansas City
Advt
Kick by Horse Breaks Skull In Street Accident
13 year old Morris Cooper was kicked on the head by a horse while picking up his balls in the street. He walked 20 minutes with a broken skull to the Lagrange Street police station, then to Relief Hospital. He is expected to recover. home at 27 Rochester Street South Find.
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Morris Cooper
Oak and
Hudson Streets
Lagrange Street
Rochester Street
South Find
Three Cornered Trial Opens Daylong Dedham Court
The Dedham District Court resumes today with Special Officer Daniel 8 Grant, Attorney George Granville Darling, and Joseph F Glancy facing charges. Grant is accused of assault and battery on Darling, Darling faces disturbing the peace charges, and Glancy is charged with trespassing, in a case that dominated yesterday.
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Daniel 8. Grant
George Granville Darling
Joseph F. Glancy
Dedham District Court
Emery Grover
Darling
Glancy
Ministers Pay Stamp Tax To Marry In Toledo
Clergymen and justices who perform marriages in Toledo face a 10 cent revenue stamp attached to each certificate under a new war tax rule. Internal Revenue Collector Frank B. Niles ruled the fee must be paid by the officiant, not the marrying couple, with penalties for violations.
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Toledo
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Frank B. Niles
Niles
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