Man Crawls 500 Feet in 36 Inch Sewer
John Herlihy crawled through five hundred feet of 36-inch sewer under Newburyport sewer pipework to release a worm on a jointed rod after it stuck. He spent 45 minutes in the dark, braving sewer gas and rats, emerging smiling and hailed as a gritty stunt by Superintendent Johnson of the highway department.
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Newburyport
John Herlihy
Merrimac Street
Johnson
Highway Department
Factory usher may receive $100000 in Lynn
Senator Lodge notified Christopher G. Hiller of 12 Endicott Street that Congress is likely to award him $100,000 as recompense for the destruction of vessels belonging to Captain Christopher Grant of Marblehead, confiscated by the French in 1804.
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Lynn
Senator Lodge
Christopher G. Hiller
Endicott Street
Congress
Hiller
Christopher Grant
Marblehead
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A resolution attacking Senator Lodge for Republicans defeat and criticizing Chairman Charles Hatfield’s campaign was offered by Raymond P. Delano of Roxbury for the eighth Suffolk district. It failed to pass as none of the 17 executive members present seconded it.
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Senator Lodge
Republican Party
Charles FE
Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Raymond P. Delano
Roxbury
Suffolk
Kid McCoy Divorce Suit Filed by Wife in New York Court
Norman N by alias Kid McCoy, famed pugilist, faced an absolute divorce suit in the New York Supreme Court before Justice Platzek. His wife, widow of Bud Ellis of Schenectady, testified. McCoy did not appear. The case, on the undefended calendar, involved a statutory offense claim and a decision was reserved.
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New York
Norman N
Kid” McCoy
Justice Platzek
Supreme Court
Bud” Ellis
Schenectady
McCoy
Boston Board considers two new one way streets
Boston's Board of Street Commissioners weighs traffic rules to ease congestion in the business districts. A proposal would make parts of Washington and Devonshire streets one way with Washington traffic northbound from Adams Square to Milk Street and Devonshire traffic southbound between the same points.
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Boston
Board of Street Commissioners
Washington and
Devonshire
Washington Street
Adams Square
Milk Street
City Eyes One Way Streets Plan for Washington and Devonshire
The plan would reverse Washington street traffic to a single direction and remove one trolley track on Devonshire street from Adams Square to State street. If the L road approves the Devonshire change, the scheme may win board approval. A broader proposal would regulate congestion and place sidewalk use rules under Street Commissioners to ease downtown crowding, especially in peak hours and holidays.
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Washington Street
Devonshire Street
Adams Square
State Street
Washington
Devonshire Streets
Western shoe firms decide new plants after Cincinnati fire
President Carl H. Krippendorf of Krippendorf O'Neil Shoe and Secretary C H Cahill of Cahill Shoe say they will build new factories in Brockton or Lynn Massachusetts after a Cincinnati fire destroyed ten plants and caused about 3 million dollars in losses. The firms employ over 1800 workers and will relocate due to lease timing and rebuilding needs.
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Carl H. Krippendorf
Krippendorf- O'Neil Shoe Company
C. H. Cahill
Cahill Shoe Company
Brockton
Lynn, Mass
Cincinnati
Krippendorf
Lynn
Cahill
Massachusetts
Slater Case Postponed Over Jurisdiction Question
Mrs. Mabel Hunt Slater seeks removal of trustees and a receiver for S Slater & Sons mill holdings valued at 6.39 million dollars. Judge Braley postponed the hearing due to jurisdiction issues, papers to be filed in Worcester county court before next Wednesday and returned to Suffolk court for a January hearing.
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Slater
Mabel Hunt Slater
Horatio N. Slater
Pine Bank
Milton
Supreme Court
S. Slater & Sons, Incorporated
Braley
Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Judicial Court of
Suffolk County
Worcester County
Suffolk County Supreme Judicial Court
Hammond
Oak Hall Prepares Ideal Holiday Assortment in Boston
The Donnelly Johnson Co. Oak Hall at 95 105 Washington Street unveils lavish gift boxed lines across ties shirts pajamas and hosiery with holly and flowers adorning windows. Felix Johnson and Harry Besse oversee a peak holiday season featuring Surplus suit stock Adler Rochester outfits and overcoat clearances.
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Oak Hall
Donnelly Johnson Co
Washington Street
Boston
Felix Johnson
Harry Besse
Adler-Rochester
Bad Year for Wool Markets
The 22d annual wool review by the National Association of Wool Manufacturers details a tough year for wool growers and processors. It notes a US wool clip decline, weak domestic prices, drought, cold and tariff battles, with 1910 producing lower total wool and scoured wool figures despite regional production changes.
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National Association of Wool Manufacturers
New England
Middle Western
Far Western
Sydney
Victoria
United States
Boston
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