Tack Geraghty Loser in Auto Damage Suit
The Aetna Bottle & Stopper Co. of Newport won its civil suit for 198.54 against Jack Geraghty of Woburn the chauffeur who eloped with and married Julia French of Newport, daughter of his employer. Judge Philip O Connell filed the decision in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna Bottle & Stopper Co
Newport
Jack’ Geraghty
Woburn
Julia French
Geraghty
Philip O’connell
Worcester
Norfolk Superior Court
Dedham
Studio Pets and a Forest of Furry Friends Remembered
The piece recalls pets from the Famous Players studio fire including canaries kittens pups and a bull terrier named Billy who befriended Mary Pickford. Billy rivals a singing canary and even helps raise a blue eggs nest now Billie Burke becomes the new name. Also notes readers sharing pets and odd offerings from fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous Players Studio
Billy
Caruso
Billie Burke
Central Park
When Tess Shampooed Her Hair
Lenore Hughes inspires a brief diary style piece on hair care praising cleanliness and brushing while rejecting curling irons. The author notes simple methods and goodwill toward Tess and the Dawn of a Tomorrow character study. Mary Pickford talks will appear regularly in the Daily Post and Sunday Post editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Hughes
Tess
Mary Pickford
Daily Post
Sunday Post
Boy's rib used to replace lower jaw in daring operation
Worcester case reports the removal of 18 year old Charles Whitney's rib by Dr. Homer Gage and its use to restore his lower jaw after a shotgun accident on October 25. The surgery, described as among the most difficult, occurred at Worcester City Hospital and appeared to be successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pickford
Worcester
Homer Gage
Worcester City Hospital
Charles Whitney
Charles B. Whitney
Grafton
Facing a Coal Famine in Boston and New England
Boston and New England endure a coal famine feared to surpass the 1907 strike as dealers warn the market is critical. The shortage stems from wartime labor shifts and large exports, leaving the U S millions of tons short for home use.
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Boston
Europe
Greater
New England
United States
Man Struck In Eye By Hammer Splinter In Boston Yard
Thomas Gordon aged 49 of 268 Bowen Street South Boston was hit in the right eye by a steel fragment from a hammer in the Exeter street yard of the Boston and Albany railroad. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Thomas Gordon
Bowen Street
Boston
Exeter Street
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts General Hospital
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America
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Ocke
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Candy
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Fenway
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Apollo
Lowney’s
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