Tube Victim Parker Dies After Tunnel Car Crash
Amos Parker an inspector on the Boston Elevated died at East Boston Relief Hospital after being jammed between a tunnel car and the tunnel side near Maverick square. The 56 year old Chelsea resident was trapped while signaling a car and died at 7 30 pm. Motorman Patrick Tierney of East Boston was arrested for manslaughter and released on 2000 bail.
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Amos
Parker
Boston
East Boston Relief Hospital
Maverick Square
Meridian street-Chelsea
Relief Hospital
Broadway
Chelsea
Patrick Tierney
Bennington Street
Wood Urges Universal Service to Rebuild Defense
Gen Wood testifies that in a war with a first class power the U S would need 1 500 000 trained men immediately and another 1 500 000 within 90 days while warning the National Guard should be replaced by a federal force. He proposes six months training in the 19th year and a constant trained reserve totaling over four million.
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General Scott
United States
Walter L. Fisher
Chicago
Secretary of the Interior
Wood
National Guard
Senator Brady
Thomas
Fisher
Regulars
Scott
Militia Bureau
General Staff
Struggling Student Opens Practice Echoes Early Career
A sentiment from The Christian Herald recalls a student’s vow to learn under hardship as he hung out his shingle. An old attorney responds, recounting his own frugal beginnings and the hunger of a fledgling legal office.
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The
Christian Herald
Lloyd George to Define Policy as War Cabinet Debates
British премьер Lloyd George prepares to outline policy amid Cabinet scrutiny with Curzon and Milner present. The German note and deportations are in focus as Allies weigh a joint reply noting Belgium deportations and possible conference precedents.
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War Cabinet
Curzon
Milner
Balfour
Northcliffe
Lord Northcliffe
Lloyd George
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Balfour
Germany
Vienna
Paris
Saugus Lodge Plans to Give Away Eight Babies
The Saugus Knights of Pythias to host a New Year ball and distribute eight babies after previously announcing one. The State Board of Charity may object to wholesale infant placements. In Weymouth, a memorial to a late State Senator led to a $62,000 appropriation for Nevins School on the land.
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Saugus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
State Board of Charity
Weymouth
Nevins
Deadly germ control bill moves after Waite exposure
Dr. Charles F. Pabst proposes a New York Legislature bill for registering and supervising laboratories handling live germs. The act would require license labeling on germ containers and track recipients and destinations with fines up to 200 dollars or six months imprisonment.
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Arthur W. Waite
New York
Charles F. Pabst
Brooklyn
State Department of Health
Harvard Student Reported Missing in Action on Front
A London cable message reports Lieutenant Allan Shortt, a former Harvard student in the machine gun section of Canada’s 59th Battalion, officially missing after an engagement on the French front.
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Brockville, Ont
London
Allan Shortt
59Th Battalion
Canada
Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Gentle Head Relief
An advertisement touts Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as safe for all ages with no nervousness or head ringing. It notes a single product line with E W GROVE'S signature on the box and lists a 25 cent price.
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E. W. Grove
Saugus lodge plans adoption prize scheme faces board veto
Knights of Pythias lodge proposed eight adoptable babies as contest prizes and seven consolation babies for losers. State board chair Leontine Lincoln rejected any plan and said adoptions require separate petitions to a probate court, not collective action by the lodge.
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State Board of Charity
Fall River
Leontine Lincoln
State Board
Knights
James E. Fee
Saugus Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Bomb threats prompt police guard increases downtown
Police fear additional bombs after a harbor station blast. Superintendent Michael H. Crowley says the Battery and Commercial streets attack was likely misdirected and targeted Hanover street or City Hall avenue stations. Plainclothes squads and extra uniformed patrols guard downtown stations.
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Harbor
Michael H. Crowley
Police Department
Battery
Commercial Streets
Hanover Street
City Hall Avenue
Downtown
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Arly
Mavis
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la Boheme
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Thermos
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Stewart Phonograph
Brookline
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Universal Service
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R. H. Stearns CO
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Pythian Lodge
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Boston Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
Mlle
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Oou
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Snag
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Jamerson Clothes Shops
Clothes
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Washington St
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Nevins Plot
Edward B. Nevins
Jewellers
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
Mamonds
Eimer & Amend
Third Ave
New York City
Theodore Metcalf Co
Greater Boston
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Brookside
Hennery
New England
Express Teas
Kentucky
Missouri
Connor
Abe
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