Clever Rochester baby born under home made incubator care
Rochester New Hampshire records a 24 ounce newborn saved by a self made incubator built from a box and heat from a kitchen range. Dr E M Abbott and nurse Randall Varney oversee the effort for infant Byron Bailey born December 8 to Mr and Mrs George Frank Bailey weighing about 24 ounces at birth and thriving under close care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. H
Byron Bailey
Abbott
George Frank Bailey
Factory Court
Byron
E. M. Abbott
New Hampshire
Randall Varney
Idance
Bailey
Recount Reveals Ward 15 Democratic Votes Split
Revelations from the ongoing Faneuil Hall recount show ex-Congressman McNary aided Hibbard by not delivering votes for Fitzgerald. Precincts 4, 3 and 2 in Ward 15 reveal Republicans backing Fitzgerald while Democrats swung to Hibbard, with 84 and 37 counts cited in various precincts.
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McNary
Fitz
Faneuil Hall
William S. McNary
Ward 15
Fitzgerald
George A. Hibbard
Ward
Hibbard
Cuddy
Martin Lomasney
W. Prentiss Parker
Parker
Boston Club Faces Court Action Over Alleged Embezzle
J J Feely for Shepard Norwell and Smith Patterson asked Judge DeCourcy to appoint a temporary receiver for the club amid allegations of embezzlement by ex cashier Russell E F Footman. The action is described as friendly to avoid creditor hostilities.
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Russell EF. Footman
Boston Club
J. J. Feely
Shepard Norwell Company
Smith Patterson Company
Judge DeCourcy
Lost Love Suit Demands 8000 Damages in Brockton
Mrs. Alice A. Fay of 112 Walnut street Brockton has filed suit against Miss Gertrude C. Rich of Quincy for alienation of her husband’s affections and set damages at 8000. She claims sufficient evidence to win the case and notes Peter E. Fay, a shoeworker, was jailed for non support after leaving town during a factory strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Alice A. Fay
Walnut Street
Gertrude C. Rich
Quincy
Fay
Peter E. Fay
Douglas
Leopold Morse Great Bargain Markdown For Christmas Shoppers
The Leopold Morse Company announces a Counter Clearing Markdown to start before Christmas. The sale features Morse-made clothes from regular stock with up to date patterns and a handsome birch bark lantern display in Adams Square windows. Customers will find seasonable novelties and frank value without resorting to bankrupt stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Morse Company
Adams Square
Morse
Morse’s
Footman Arrested in Montreal in Embezzlement Case
Mr Feely reports Footman has been arrested in Montreal with extradition papers applied. He allegedly stole over 8000 dollars while acting as bookkeeper and cashier, with embezzlements starting after six weeks and continuing a year. Members face assessments. total merchandise debt near 19000 dollars. Assets estimated at 20000. Judge DeCourcy presiding.
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Montreal
Feely
Canada
Shepard Norwell
Smith Patterson Company
Talk on Valparaiso reveals Essex Phoebe battle details
Attorney Alfred R Shrigley told Lexington Chapter D A R at 67 Mt Vernon St on The Republic of Chile and recalled the 1814 battle in Valparaiso Bay between the US Essex and the British Phoebe. Porter surrendered after three hours of heavy cannon fire with Farragut later recalling the carnage.
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Alfred R. Shrigley
Lexington
Mt. Vernon Street
Republic of Chile
United States
England
Bay of
Valparaiso
Hillyar
Essex
Porter
Farragut
Washington
Massachusetts debated a state technical and industrial school
At the State House hearing about a proposed school to train foremen and superintendents, supporters from Thomas J. Gargan to John F. Crocker argued for industrial education to keep Massachusetts competitive with Germany and other nations. Attendance reached about 200 with strong union and business backing.
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Commission On Industrial Education
State House
Thomas J. Gargan
Frank Parsons
Frank Carpenter
English High School
John F. Crocker
The
Chamber of Commerce
M. W. Alexander
General Electric Company
Henry Sterling
Typographical Union
Breadwinners’ Institute
United States
Gargan
Germany
Massachusetts
Frank W. Noxon
Henry O. Marcy
Greater Boston Association
James Coyne
Boston
Wade and Shaw
Commonwealth
Michael F. Sullivan
Lawrence Board of Trade
Lord Kelvin
Boston Typographical Union
Mary O'Sullivan
E. W. Jones
Brockton
Industrial School
J. F. Henry
Organized Labor
Lawrence
J. Leavitt
Lynn Board of Trade
W. HH. Saunders
Lowell
E. B. Sacristie
Lynn
J. J. Johnson
Carpenters’ Union of
Everett
John O'Meara
Knights of Labor
T. C. Paige
Chicopee Manufacturing Company
Braintree Pastor Called to Rochester Unitarian Parish
The Rev. Frederick Robertson Griffin of All Souls' Unitarian Church in Braintree received a call from Rochester New York to succeed Rev. Dr. William C. Gannett of the First Unitarian Congregational Society. Gannett's failing health requires him to resign after many years.
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Braintree
Frederick Robertson Griffin
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Rochester
N. Y
William C. Gannett
First Unitarian Congregational Society
Cannon Names New Massachusetts Committee Chairs
Speaker Cannon assigns new chairmen from Massachusetts incl Greene to merchant marine and fisheries and McCall to ways and means and library. Others keep posts or shift to foreign affairs, insular affairs, agriculture and more as Cambridge aide Rideout named committee clerk. members react with mixed satisfaction.
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MecCall
Lawrence
War Department
Gillett
Washburn
Department of Agriculture
Greene—Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Peters
Gardner
Kelcher
O’connell
Immigration and Naturalization
State Department
Washington
Massachusetts
Cannon
Greene
Manufactures
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
General Grosvenor
Ohio
District of Columbia and Manufactures
McCall
Ways and Means
Library
Tives Gillett
Lovering
Roberts
Tirrell
Weeks
Department of Agriculture, Patents and Insular Affairs
Ames
Terrifying blast shakes Palermo powder magazine
A massive explosion at Palermo's military powder magazine ignited several smaller blasts. The town was left in panic as flames rose and wrecked houses. About 25 people were killed and hundreds injured, with troops deployed to assist firefighters and rescue the wounded.
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Palermo
Sues
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Footman
Raymond
Washington St
Leopold Morse
E. W. Grove
Carters
Iese
Italy
Mass
McCall’s New Place
Capitol
House
Library of Congress
Malcolm Rideout, Jr
Cambridge
Rideout
Representa
Cornhill
Lewis’ Dray
Salem
Gloucester
Cushing
Brandias
California
Hayward Place
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Clothing O Credit
Cummins
Washington St. Gov. Common St. Boston
Harvard Avenue
Hyde Park
Essex Street
Lawrenge
Colonial Importing Co
Col
Oren
Wini
Kodaks
Rae
Roxbury
Edward J.ulian
Crawford Street
Amesbury
Beach
Wakefield
Rosalie L. Beach
Yale Avenue
Whitinsville
Doolin
South Boston
Michael
Sarah Doolin
Michael Quean
Rawson Street
St. Augustine's Church
Rolfe
Dorchester
Florence FE. Rolfe
Astor W. Rolfe
Talbot Avenue
Goodyear Raincoat
Stark Supply CO
Lenox St
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