Mad Dog Victims Treated At Home In Greater Boston
Victims from Wakefield Malden Everett are listed as treated at home with slight wounds. Police Chief Brockbank Night Officer Lincoln Taintor Dr. Herbert Clark city veterinary and others including Octave Brogi Fred Smith Alfree Rachkowski Donald McLellan Frederick Rowan Edna Stinson and George Farrell are named in the report.
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Brockbank
Lincoln Taintor
Herbert Clark
City Veterinary
I Frederick Rowan
Edna Stinson
Octave Brogi
Fred Smith
Alfree Rachkowski
Donald McLellan
Robert Toole
Everett
Margaret Russell Murphy
Malden
Willie Farrell
St. Mary’s Cemetery
New York
Chief Harris
Farrell
Edgeworth
Winchester
Frank Calullo
J. H. Gerlach
Gerlachs
Buckley
Ellis Linder
Blanchard Avenue
Toole
Woodlawn
Rabies Crackdown as Mad Dogs Spread in Greater Boston
State cattle bureau chief Dr. Austin Peters leads a rapid response with city boards to end rabies cases. Dozens of bite victims from Wakefield to Revere receive Pasteur Institute care as muzzling and shooting orders spread through Quincy Malden Melrose and surrounding towns.
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Austin Peters
New York
Malden
Mary Clough
Irving Place
Revere
Beachmont
Chelsea
Melrose
Fred Dodge
Revere Street
Methuen
Newton
James J. Mullen
Robert Toole, Jr
Robert Toole
Boston
Broadway
Everett
Chen
S. E. Elderege
Cattle Bureau
Timilty pleads guilty in civil service payroll case
James B. Timilty ex foreman at the South End yard pleads guilty to violating civil service laws by keeping a dead man on the payroll. Judge Sherman fines him 200 and Timilty says the practice was common in city departments. He adds he did a man a good turn and has since been discharged.
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James B. Timilty
South End
Civil Service
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Timilty
Moran
Patrick Craven
Craven
City Hall
Japs Arm Themselves for War Expansion Plans
Victoria B C reports advices from Tosu Maru showing Japan to raise army to 19 divisions, six more than prewar. The program includes naval buildup with 26.5 million dollars extra this year and a 100 million dollar追加 fund for new ships and fleet restoration.
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Victoria
B. C
Russia
Meara to Try Plan of Moran Opposition narrows police move
Police Commissioner O Meara declares he will follow District Attorney Moran s week long plan to gather legal evidence againstkeepers of fifteen alleged disreputable houses. Moran accuses police of inaction while O Meara attacks Moran and defends police action as vital for public welfare.
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Meara
Moran
O'Meara
Grand Jury
Pierce
Mr. Moran
Ilis
Supreme Judicial Court
O'Meara's Opinion of Moran in Statements
The piece attacks Moran's public remarks as a superficial, dazzling display aimed at manipulating readers. It states the author’s priority is the police department and vows to prevent Moran from gaining early public traction in his attack on police.
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O’meara
Moran
Pope Receives Survivors of Disbanded Pontifical Army
In Rome on December 27 the Pope received the survivors of the disbanded Pontifical Army, led by Colonel Blumensthil, for Christmas greetings. He thanked them for their service to the church and noted constraints on aiding veterans. Prince Lancelotti was singled out for 1867 Montana battle news. Cardinal Merry del Val said the church faces a crucial battle without guns or money but remains hopeful.
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Rome
Pontifical Army
Blumensthil
Holy Father
Lancelotti
Montana
Pius IX
Cardinal Merry del Val
Lynching rumors swirl after assault near Rock Island station
In El Reno Oklahoma a Twenty-fifth Infantry soldier assaulted Mrs. T. S. Clifford and her sister near the Rock Island station. A large manhunt with police and hundreds of townspeople failed to locate the assailant, who wore a military uniform and may be among absentees from Fort Reno. Clifford and Clarke plan to identify him at Fort Reno tomorrow.
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EL Reno
Okla
Twenty-fifth Infantry
T. S. Clifford
Rock Island Station
Roosevelt
Clifford
S. H. Clarke
Fort Reno
Foreman Buried Alive in New York Tunnel Accident
Thomas Brown a section foreman is believed buried under sand and water after workers struck a fault in the Belmont East River tunnel in Long Island City. Brown delayed to ensure his men's escape and vanished after the collapse.
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New York
Thomas Brown
Islaind City
Belmont East River
Brown
Cloudy Outlook for Boston and New England Weekend
Forecasts show generally cloudy skies for Boston and New England with possible rain or snow Friday and Saturday. Winds from the southwest are expected to pick up, bringing unsettled weather across the region.
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Boston
Gomera
Creuey
Washington
New England
Lung Kuro Promoted For Throat Trouble Relief
An advertisement notes Lung Kuro as a remedy for throat troubles related to coughs and colds with claims of soothing relief. The brief copy emphasizes targeted use for throat discomfort.
Mayor Vetoes Metropolitan Home Telephone Franchise
Mayor Fitzgerald vetoes the Aldermen's week old order granting a Metropolitan Home Telephone Company franchise. Corporation Counsel Babson argues the board overstepped legal authority by granting street rights, citing state highway overrule and missing required hearings. The mayor favors referendum and notes the franchise appears perpetual without city compensation. The Aldermen plan to sustain the veto and court action is anticipated.
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Fitzgerald
Metropolitan Home Telephone Company
Babson
Messrs. I. T. O'Connell
Thomas F. Anderson
State Highway Commission
Meyer Witzgerald
Board of Aldermen
Mayor blocks private phone franchise amid crisis
The mayor vetoes granting a perpetual franchise to New England Telephone amid reports of poor service and high rates. He warns the city must protect its assets and seeks complaints against the firm while noting past dual systems have failed. The action hinges on alleged authority and public utility concerns. Meanwhile a separate tragedy in Roxbury ends with Fred N. Clark's wife gravely injured and Clark dying by suicide after a failed reconciliation attempt.
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New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Fred N. Clark
Bertha
Centre Street
Roxbury
Clark
Waldoboro
Maine
Boston
Bryan Virtually Announces Candidacy for Presidency
In Topeka, William J. Bryan hints he may seek the Democratic presidential nomination before the next national convention. He says no firm declaration yet, but would not decline such an honor. He also denies any plan to back Senator Stone as Democratic national committee chairman if nominated.
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Topeka
Kan
Wiliam J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
William J. Stone
Missouri
Democratic National Committee
Japanese Liner Awa Maru Rides Rocks in British Gale
A fierce gale off Holy Head drives vessels into distress as lifeboats aid the Japanese liner Awa Maru off Redcar. The ship from Antwerp to Middlesboro ran ashore and most of her 120 crew and two passengers were rescued after hours of peril, though fears of further loss linger.
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London
Holy Head
Awa Maru
Antwerp
Middlesboro
Redcar
Assengers
Roosevelt to Visit Philippines in Summer
Manila reports that President Roosevelt plans a summer visit to the Philippines aboard a U S warship from San Francisco, following the Panama trip. The move is welcomed by the native press and observers expect it to mirror the earlier voyage.
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Manila
Roosevelt
Philippines
United States
San Francisco
Panama
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Greater Boston
Pasteur Inst
Wakefield
George Farrell
St. Bernard
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Tiverett
Mystic Valley
Saugus
Quincy
Newtons
M.C. Rosenfeld CO
Portland St
Mass
de Clares City
Pope
Fas Ero
N.Y
Bryan
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