Man Dies In Cave-In Rescue At Southbridge
Anthony Papanicol, 40, of Lovely Street, died after a cave-in at a sand bank off North Charlton Street. Nine men freed him after ten minutes but the torso was torn by earth. about $800 in large denomination bills was found on him. He had been in the country eight years, leaving a widow and one child.
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Southbridge
Anthony Papanicol
Papanicol
Lovely Street
Medric Duhamel
North Charlton Street
W. §. Conway
City Parcel Service Eases With Rural Carriers
Washington December 11 Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Blakeslee authorized postmasters at second class offices with city and rural delivery to use rural carriers for parcel post within city limits during the holiday season.
May Soon Reinstate Mrs Young In Chicago Schools
Chicago officials faced pressure from women's groups after Ella Flagg Young was ousted as public schools superintendent yesterday. Mayor Harrison pledged to back the movement and ready to urge resignations among School Board members who opposed Young. A mass meeting planned for Saturday.
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Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
John D. Shoop
Harrison
Young
Prominent Women to Address Saturday Meeting
Miss Jane Addams and other notable women will address Saturday’s gathering while Mrs. Young continues in seclusion and has not spoken since asserting she would not seek office without clear board support.
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Urday
Jane Addams
Young
Firemen Strike Narrowed as Mills Grant Concessions
Lawrence reports the stationary firemen strike narrowed to four mills after Everett Mills and Varwell Bleachery granted a 10 hour day instead of 12. About 110 workers remain on strike at Pacific Arlington Pemberton and Kunhardt mills.
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Lawrence
Everett Mills
Varwell
Pacific
Arlington
Pemberton
Kunhardt
Fugitive Caught After Cat Leads to Hidden Cabin
Albert Fitch was captured after his son was found hiding in a loft by the family cat Buff. Fitch, held on $8000 bail for breaking and entering his father's Villa avenue business, was discovered under bags with tools nearby. He admitted planning to ambush his father.
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Buff
Albert Fitch
Wentworth
Somerville
Villa Avenue
West
Fitch
Haseen
A. Witch & Jo
Busine
Gott
Edward Fitch
Painter Dies After 40 Foot Fall at Hyde Park Station
George Parmentier aged 36 of Northampton street South End fell about forty feet to railroad tracks while painting an iron railing on the new Hyde Park station Providence division of the New Haven road. He died within minutes.
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George Parmentier
Northampton Street
South End
New Hyde Park
Providence
New Haven Road
Boston Fire Conference Calls for Safer Buildings
The Boston Chamber of Commerce fire prevention committee schedules a Wednesday conference at the chamber library to address Arcadia lodging-house fire causes. Sponsors seek public support for better fire protection and stricter building rules while avoiding punitive measures on real estate owners. Attendees include Fire and Building Commissions, underwriters, real estate and insurance groups, and professional associations.
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Arcadia
Committee On
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Fire and Building Commissioners of Boston
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Massachusetts Fire Prevention Association
Boston Society of Architects
Master Builders’ Association
United Improvement Association
The
New England Insurance Xchange
New Trial Ordered in Cori Suit Against Elevated
Antonio Cori of the North End, once a switchman for the Boston Elevated, won 10000 in a 25000 damages suit before a Suffolk jury. Judge Waitt of the Superior Court granted a new trial on grounds of newly discovered evidence from William Cowen the chauffeur for Dr Richards son who drove Cori to the hospital the night of the accident.
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Antonio Cori
North End
Boston
Suffolk
Waitt
Superior Court
William Cowen
Richards Son
500 Year Old Boy Travels to New York
A 12 year old mummified boy from Peru arrived in New York in a wooden box after being found by G Taylor of Montreal. The mummy, aged about five centuries, was admitted duty free as an antiquity and is believed by Taylor to be an Inca boy. The body shows preservation of hair, bound with rotted binding cloths and shrunken proportions.
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New York
Peru
Pion
G. Taylor
Montreal
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May
Mrs. Young
School Board
Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner
Norfolk
D. B
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Schaffner & Marx
New England
Chesterfield
Oxford
Continental Clothing House
Store of Quality and Service
Oae
Washington Street
Boylston St
Boyle Brothers Makers OF
America
Boyle Bros
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