Cambridge City Guard Annual Dinner Held at Armory
The Cambridge City Guard Company B Fifth Regiment held its annual dinner at the armory in Brazile Square Cambridge last evening. Guests included General Edgar R Champlin on behalf of State Mayor Bancroft, Adjutant Ballard Majors Oakes and Benyon Lt Wade Captain Westcott and others from Companies G E K A L, Tenth US Infantry Fourth US Artillery and regimental chaplain S J Barrows among society and aldermen attendees.
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Cambridge
Fourth
United States Artillery
Kingcaid
S. J. Barrows
Fox
George Cutler
Phillips
E. E. Tocke
Balmer
Bradford and Saunders
Fairbain
Board of Aldermen
Odiorne
Common Council
Aldermen Stearns
Keith
Wardwell
Farrell
Edward E. Mason
Edward H. Lounsbury
Woburn
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Edgar R. Champlin
William A. Bancroft
Regular Army
Bigelow
Robinson
Fifth Regiment
Old Middlesex
Oakes
Bullard
George H. Benyon
Cambridge City Guard
Bradford and
Saunders
City of
Father and Son thwart a burglary during Dock Square shootout
Frank Martin, 19, a self admitted burglar, tried to shoot Frederick G. Doell and his son Fred H. Doell during a stairway confrontation after a Dock Square gun shop break in. Martin shot himself in the right elbow, was captured, and charged with assault with intent to kill and two counts of breaking and entering. Doells aided by police and transported to hospital. Detained for confessions linking last Friday’s thefts at Doell and Leonard shops.
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Frank Martin
Frederick G. Doell
Dock Square
Fred H
F. G. Doell
L. E. Edwards
Doell
Young Doell
Martin
Hildreth and
Murphy
Division 2
Doells
Roslindale
Hanley
Watts
Leonard
Fire Rages Through Newton & Boston Car House
A major blaze destroyed the Newton & Boston Street Railway car house on Walnut street Newtonville, burning eight open cars and a box car, plus the building and extensive electrical equipment. Firefighters under Chief Rawlett saved offices and part of the stables. casualties included the assistant superintendent’s family who were burned out. The loss is estimated around $30,000, insured, with rebuilding planned.
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Newton
Newton & Boston Street Railway Company
Walnut Street
Newtonville
Rawlett
Bullough
Newton Centre
Newton Upper Falls
Emergency sale on wool sweaters and Gloria umbrellas
Readable OCR lists lots of emergency sale items including 200 dozen men's lambs wool sweaters in multiple colors at a reduced price, plus Gloria umbrellas in several sizes and styles with paragon frames and horn or natural wood handles, all noting regular prices and sale terms.
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NMEN
Ss Eaisipsacy
Tragic Lynn Fire Kills Several Firemen at Hutchinson’s Hardware
A blaze on Munroe Street in Lynn, Massachusetts, kills or injures many firemen from Engine 3 and Hose 4 as Hutchinson’s hardware burns. Five or more firefighters die or are severely hurt in a powder-exploded blaze, with three buildings destroyed and insurance covering about one third of losses. The scene is chaotic as crews battle flames and rescuers pull survivors from the burning debris.
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Hutchinson and Clark
Munroe Street
Hutchinson's Hardware
Market Street
Washington
Market Streets
Forecast for New England and nearby states
The forecast for Thursday calls for light snow in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont early, then fair Friday with northwest to west winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York are expected to have generally fair weather with northwest winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Funeral of Veteran Fireman Captain Fer nald
Funeral services for Captain George E. Fernald of Engine 29 are set for Sunday at 1 30 PM at Allston. The Engine 29 company will be relieved to attend and other firefighters will be present, with a likely delegation from the Boston Veterans, of which he was a member.
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George E. Fernald
Allston
Boston Veterans
Boston & Albany Railroad Ticket Office Moves to Washington Street
The City Ticket Office of the Boston & Albany Railroad is relocated to 366 Washington street opposite Bromfield street.
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The
Boston & Albany Railroad
Washington Street
Bromfield Street
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Harrington
Boston
Washington, St
J. G. Small & GO
Washington ST
John C. Small & CO
New Theatre
Branpreru Co
Canal St
New England
Lynn
Mien
Henry Skinner
Chemiecal
Thomas Murray
John Donlan
A.C. Moody
Leo Hiller
George Middleton
William Minton
Nicholas Weber, Jr
Engine 3
William R. Hunt
Charles Carson
Alonzo Alley
John Leach
Fisher
Market
William H. Hutchinson
Peter Donnelly
Thomas J. Ready
Pullman
Chicago
George M. Pullman
Grosscup
Wickes
JAN _CO
COOD
Rinaldo
Ernest Lacy
Castle Square Theatre
Joseph Haworth
Wildey
Devonshire ST
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