Man OfO Fatally Injured In Everett Collision
James Blair aged 70 of 52 Weellington street Everett and Civil War veteran in Grand Army circles was struck by a touring car while crossing Main street near Revere Beach boulevard last evening. He sustained injuries likely to cause death. Car owner and driver was Lorenzo C. Creamer of 16 Walnut street Everett, a lobster dealer.
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James Blair
Weellington Street
Everett
Main Street
Revere Beach Boulevard
Lorenzo C. Creamer
Walnut Street
Car Strikes Pedestrian At Busy Junction
Mr. Creamer carried Blair after a dust blinded him at Main street and the Hievere Beach boulevard crossing, where Blair suffered a broken leg and arm with severe contusions and possible internal injuries. Blair was placed on the dangerous list as the junction has seen three accidents in the past year.
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Mr. Creamer
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Blair
Creamer
Main Street
Hievere Beach Boulevard
Boy sees all four great grandfathers in one life
Albany Ore Dec 14 Luther White a Linn county pioneer dies at his Brownsville home becoming the first of four great grandfathers to pass. His great grandson Luther Burnelle White of Jarrisburg, then age one, has already seen all four sires.
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Albany
Ore
Luther White
Linn County
Brownsville
Luther Burnelle White
Jarrisburg
Wilson Is Out of Bed in White House Recovery
President Wilson rose from bed today after days of confinement with a bad cold. He sat by a fireplace reading in the White House and saw no callers as Dr Cary T. Grayson ordered all engagements canceled for tomorrow to rest. The doctor aims for full recovery before resuming executive duties.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
Accused of Stealing Penny Newspaper
St Louis notes Robert Skibicki of 2602 Cass Avenue jailed at Dayton Street station on larceny charges for taking a penny from a bundled morning paper. Patrolman Schmiedl, assigned at Jefferson and Cass, arrested him after observing him open a bundle and walk away without paying.
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ST. Louis
Robert Skibickt
Cass Avenue
Dayton Street
Schmiedl
Jefferson and
Cass Avenues
Skibicki
Senate to Vote on Currency Reform Saturday
Washington Dec. 14 Administration leaders expect the currency reform bill to reach a final Senate vote by 6 o clock Saturday after a long struggle. The move aims to enact the second major plank of the Democratic platform before January 1.
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Washington
Senate
Senate and House near accord on bill before Christmas
Republican lawmakers across party lines move toward agreement with the majority on a currency and railroad overhaul. Democrats push to close debate by Thursday and finish amendments with a Saturday vote possible, aiming to send the bill to President Wilson for signature before Christmas.
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Senate
House
Wilson
Treasury
Highlanders Shifting Kilts to Trews in Scotland
Edinburgh reports stir as officers and men in Highland regiments reportedly prefer trews over kilts. At Edinburgh Castle many soldiers off duty wear trews, though critics say this mirrors civilian lounge attire rather than a change in dress code.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Edinburgh Castle
Men’s overcoats and chinchilla fabrics advertised by S. H. Harrison Co.
Blue black gray chin chilla, Scotch Cheviots and fancy cassimere fall in single and double breasted styles. Notch and shawl collars priced at eight dollars. S. H. Harrison Co. 662-672 Washington Street corner Beach Street open until 9 p m. Advertisement.
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S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Corner Beach Street
Post Santa Appeals for Toys and Warm Items
The Post Santa seeks toys, dolls, stockings, mittens and playthings to warm children. He has thousands of appeals from needy youngsters and invites readers to adopt letters and play Santa. Assistants can handle purchases or delivery if readers lack time to visit personally.
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Post
Santa
Santa Claus
Post Santa Fund Aids Children With Santa Claus Appeal
A community fund supports Christmas gifts for underprivileged children, with every cent traced to charity and none used for operating costs. Letters from Boston Roxbury and Provincetown families reveal needs for warm clothing, shoes, books, and toys as the Santa Claus editor urges continued generosity.
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Santa Claus
Washington Street
Prisoners Hear Concert by Volunteer Talent at Charles Street Jail
Sheriff John Quinn arranged a two hour Sunday concert for 38 inmates at Charles Street jail. The program featured the blind pianist Professor Christiani from Barcelona, the Postmen's Glee Club directed by Perley Doe, baritone Frank Maguire, and the Davie Octet with instrumental and vocal numbers.
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Charles Street
John Quinn
Christiani
Barcelona
Postmen’s Glee Club
Perley Doe
Frank Maguire
Davie
Quarantine On Train After Smallpox Case
Philadelphia report says 39 passengers in the smoking car of a Pittsburgh bound train arriving early today were quarantined until vaccination. The car door was locked after telegraph notified officials that a passenger who had left at Huntingdon had smallpox.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Huntingdon
Lunn Attacks I W W Leaders as Beautiful Utopians
George R. Lunn the Socialist Mayor of Schenectady New York rebuked the I W W and its leaders in a lecture for the Socialist party of Boston at Franklin Union Hall yesterday afternoon calling them beautiful Utopians in a sarcastic assessment.
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George R. Lunn
Schenectady
N. Y
Socialist Party of Boston
Franklin Union Hall
Thief Molen Confesses Bold Escape Tactics
Edward Molen, an escaped horse thief, wrote to Sheriff Moore from Russia as North Dakota authorities recaptured and sentenced him to two and a half years. After two prior escapes from prison, he claimed a desire to work for the State and mused about 5,000,000 wild horses in Asia as a future field for his misdeeds.
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Bowman
N.D
Edward Molen
Moore
Russia
Molen
Asia
North Dakota
Tract Planned by Chinese Here: A Death Row Confession
Williamport, Pa. Dec 14 John Erble condemned for fatally shooting Grace Stidfole has confessed a change of heart since conviction and is writing a tract about his experience for religious purposes. A commutation to life imprisonment may be sought as he could not finish by Tuesday.
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Williamsport
Penn
John Erble
Grace Stidfole
Hearse Overturned in Collision injures two riders
Two men riding in a hearse owned by Alvin H. Flint Chelsea were injured when a car driven by Dr Lazarus Golden Roxbury struck the hearse near Columbus Avenue and Station Street. Rufus Fuller and Ellis J Field were thrown from the driver's seat. Fuller hospitalized Field treated and sent home. The auto occupants were unharmed.
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Alvin H. Flint
Chelsea
Rufus Fuller
Orange Street
Ellis J. Field
Dorchester Street
South
Boston
Columbus Avenue
Station Street
Lazarus Golden
Crawford Street
Roxbury
Edward Brown
Fuller
City Hospital
Field
Tango hurts corset trade in Paris as tango gowns go corset free
Paris dispatch reports corset manufacturers complain that tango culture hurts their trade. Modistes are sewing tango gowns designed to be worn without corsets, seen as a blow to one of the citys oldest and most monopolistic industries.
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Paris
Arrest Over Whisky Hidden Behind Wall Panel in Quincy
Armed with a search warrant Inspector Alfred W. Goodhue and Officer Ward Johnson visited Luigi Panapinto’s fruit store at 1321 Washington Street Quincy. They pushed aside a loose wall panel and found several bottles of whiskey. Panapinto was placed under arrest on the charge of keeping liquor for sale and was to answer before Judge Avery in the District Court at Quincy.
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Alfred W. Goodhue
Ward Johnson
Quincy
Luigi Panapinto
Washington Street
Avery
Off to Greece to Make Silk
A New Bedford Greek colony led by Constantine J Soltas sails with second-hand looms and milling gear to Macedonia to start a silk mill. After years in local mills they have saved funds to buy cast-off equipment and set up a small operation, hoping for prosperity in their homeland.
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New Bedford
Macedonia
Constantine J. Soltas
New Bedford Mills
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