Fire hero Lieutenant rescues rheumatic man at Prince Street blaze
Lieutenant Lawlor of Ladder 1 saved David Silverman, an immobile rheumatic resident, during a four story Prince Street fire at 6912. The blaze began about 9 46 p m in the Cohen Co furniture section, confined to first floor and basement, with $600 estimated loss and several occupants slightly overcome.
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Prince Street
Boston Fire Department
Lawlor
David Silverman
Silverman
Anlowed
Liautenant Lawlor
H Iim
Cohen & Co
Woman Overcome by Smoke in Lenox Street Fire
Fire department rushed to a four story brick building at 156 Lenox Street after a kerosene lamp was upset. A small blaze on the second floor of the Banks and Wells estate property forced Mrs. E. Fisher from her room and she was overcome by smoke but recovered quickly. Estimated loss not to exceed $25.
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Lenox Street
Banks and Wells Estate
E. Fisher
Two West End men held in East Water town holdup case
James White of 44 Laurel Street East Water town was robbed of 19 dollars on Norman Street near Green as he was approached by George Walsh 23 of 172 Cambridge Street and James Wallace 48 of 44 Green Street. After a chase by four officers, the pair were arrested at a Union Station alley. White identified them. money was not recovered. Crawford of East Jaffrey NH also reported an 11.55 pm assault on Poplar Street near Charles.
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West End
James White
Laurel Street
East Watertown
Norman Street
Joy Street
George Walsh
Cambridge Street
James Wallace
Green Street
White
Green
Secon
McDonough
Leverett Street
Charles Kelly
Tarby
Sonneman
Stamford
Causeway
Union Station
Walsh
Wallace
Clarence Crawford
East Jaffrey
N. H
Poplar Street
Charles
Republican lieutenant governor race stirs Boston politics
Legislative Lieut tui, Attorney General Knowlton, and Lt Col Curtis Guild Jr vie for the Republican nomination. Boston hosts the battle as Guild returns from Cuba to weigh a bid for lieutenant governor or other posts. Debate builds across the state from Provincetown to Pittsfield as GOP powerbrokers map a dramatic convention contest.
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John L. Bates
Hosea M. Knowlton
Curtis Guild, Jr
Provincetown
Pittsfield
State House
Boston
Leutenant
Snowbound Colorado Struggles Amid Record Blizzards
Denver reports a week of unprecedented blizzards crippling the state. Roads blocked, towns isolated, trains halted, and fears of starvation rise as snow depths reach up to 12 feet in places. Debris and avalanches claim lives, with repairs and rescues ongoing along the D&RG system and mountain corridors.
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Denver
Col
Leadville
Edward Rogers
Silverton
D. & R. G. Company
Glenwood Springs
Rio Grande
Black Road
Grand Junction
Minturn
Union Pacific
Od Spring
Crested Butte
Mercury
Marshall Pass
Canon
Grand River
Boston Storm From Snow to Rain Plains North and East
Weather officials warned that Boston would face threatening conditions with snow or rain today as shifting winds turn northerly and easterly. The prior storm covered a wide area, extending from Salt Lake City to the Gulf of Mexico, the largest in months.
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Boston
Salt Lake City
Gulf of Mexico
Woman held on intimidation charge in Marlboro
In Marlboro on February 3 Mrs. Matilda Lord was arrested on intimidation charges and later released on bail. In a police court session Miss Mabel Mullaney and George Hamlin faced intimidation accusations with their cases postponed to February 11.
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Marlboro
Matilda Lord
Mabel Mullaney
George Hamlin
Edward B. Gillett Dead Father of Congressman Gillett
Edward B Gillett a leading Hampden county lawyer and father of Congressman Gillett died in Westfield after a grip attack in his 82nd year He was born August 4 1817 in South Hadley Falls graduate of Amherst College class of 1839 and served Hampden and Berkshire counties as district attorney from 1856 to 1871 He retired in 1883 He leaves two sons and a daughter including Congressman Gillett and Rev A L Gillett of Hartford Theological Seminary
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Springfield
Edward B. Gillett
Hampden County
Gillett
Westfield
South Hadley Falls
Amherst College
Hampden
Berkshire
Love Jealousy and Murder Tie Women to Knickerbockers Case
New York police say a poisoning mystery linked jealousy and revenge inside the Knickerbockers club. H C Barnet and Harry Cornish are central figures with a woman accused of aiding the plot. Arrests not yet made as investigations by met papers continue.
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New York
Harry
Cornish
H. C. Barnet
Knickerbockers
Kate J. Adams
Boston
H. (. Cornish
Barnet
Metropolitan Papers
Adams
Adems
Harry Cornish
Adam
House of Detention
Cor
Boston Hunt Ball Captures Winter Social Splendor
Boston’s social elite gathered at Paul Revere Hall for the Norfolk and Myopia Hunt Club ball. Green decor, evergreen scent, and gowns echoed the chase as 1650 invitations dwindled to a packed crowd. Salem Cadet Band opened with a waltz amid scarlet coats and club colors, marking the season’s climax with elegance and fellowship.
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Boston
Norfolk Hunt
Myopia Hunt Club
Paul Revere Hall
Myopia
Paul Revere
Norfolk
Meadowbrook
Aiken
Westchester
Overland
Richmond
Chevy Chase
Rockaway
Salem
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C. E. Roberts
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Knowlton
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THE
NEW York Poisoners
Roland B. Molineux
Harry S. Cornish
Congressman Gillett
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Bridgham
Merchant Tailor
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Boylston
H.C. Barnet
Boston Geaux
Norfolk and Myopia
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