Veteran Actor Hit By Electric Car Near Langham
George Thatcher aged about 70 years and a member of Dustin and William Far man s Littlest Rebel company was struck by a south bound trolley while crossing Washington street in front of the Langham Hotel. He was knocked down and removed to his hotel room for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thatcher
Dustin and
William Farman
Littlest
Boston Theatre
Langham Hotel
Washington Street
Thatcher
Langham
Incredible clothing sale ends in a few days in Boston
A bold sales pitch promises the greatest bargain in history with a loss making event for a Boston clothing store. Over 7000 suits and overcoats are included with no reservations and the sale ends soon, urging immediate participation despite the storewide loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Prince Albert
Two More Schooners Freed Off Nantucket Shoals
Two schooners James Williams and Jane Palmer, imprisoned on shoals, were rescued by the revenue cutter Gresham off Nantucket. Captain Samuel B. Willram led the effort after a week of ice fighting. Meanwhile the steamer City of Augusta crashed into Lewis wharf, damaging piling and a shed but causing no serious injuries to passengers.
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Vineyard Haven
Nantucket Shoals
Gresham
Samuel B. Willram
James Williams
Jane Palmer
Lewis Wharf
City of Augusta
Savannah
Dizer
Vessels Reach Port as Tugs Float Barges Off Nantucket
The Williams, a British vessel from Lunenburg N Y to New York, and the Palmer from Boston to Norfolk, were brought to port and anchored safely. Wrecking tugs freed Consolidation Coal Co barge No 7 off Great Point Nantucket after jettisoning about 100 tons of coal. Barge No 16 nearby was secured and will be floated likely late tonight or early tomorrow. both barges not leaking.
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Williams
Lunenburg
N. Y
New York
Palmer
Boston
Norfolk
Great Point
Nantucket
Consolidation Coal Co
Settlement Worker Bride to Be Miss Ella Corliss
Miss Ella Wl Corliss of 16 West Newton Street, private secretary to Rev. Herbert Johnson, is to marry Perley B. Walch of Springfield. The wedding date is not public. Corliss plans to resign soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella WL. Corliss
West Newton Street
Herbert 8. Johnson
Werren Avenue Baptist Church
Perley B. Walch
Springfield
Corliss
Maeterlinck wife sails from New York to Europe
Mme Maurice Maeterlinck left New York for Europe on the steamer La Provence. She praised Americans and Harlem flats, said Boston houses her husband most highly, and predicted Maeterlinck theatres in New York and Paris. She had been in America six weeks.
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New York
Mme
Maurice Maeterlinck
Europe
la Provence
Harlem
Boston
Maeterlinck
Paris
America
Woman deemed insane after home fire in Malden
Emily Q. Shaw an 80 year old resident of 3 Bowers avenue was carried from her burning home by Patrolman Devanna and Albert Irazier. Doctors Stevens and McCarthy declared her insane and she was remanded to Danvers Insane Asylum by Malden Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Q. Shaw
Bowers Avenue
Devanna
Albert Irazier
A. J. Stevens
Eugene J. McCarthy
Danvers Insane Asylum
Malden
Fight on Charter Up Today Rages on Beacon Hill
The 1912 city election condemned machine methods of the Fitzgerald Lomasney group, confirming support for the new city charter. Lawmakers prepare a major hearing on Beacon Hill as Mayor Fitzgerald and Representative Lomasney push charter amendments to enlarge the council and restore party voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Fitzgerald
Martin M. Lomasney
Boston Protest Expected Over City Charter Changes
A large hearing room at the State House will host protests against proposed changes to the Civil Service Commission powers over mayoral appointees. Leaders Richard Olney Henry Higginson and John Attridge expected to lead a turnout with a petition from prominent businessmen statewide. The Good Government Association calls the city election a clear vindication of the new city charter and rebukes party politics in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
State House
Richard Olney
Henry L. Higginson
John J. Attridge
Good Government Association
Boston
Coal Prices Not To Jump
New York Feb 15 The anthracite operators committee declares there is no plan for a general coal price increase and expresses a desire to avoid mine disruption. The statement notes satisfaction with the relations between workers and operators since the 1902 coal strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anthracite Operators Committee
Reception to Head of Congress of Mothers in Lynn
A four day convention of the Massachusetts Branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations opened in Lynn with a reception for Mrs Frederic Schoff president of the National Congress of Mothers. Mayor Connery gave a welcome and Mrs Walter Merryman presided before Schoff delivered the principal address. The business meeting follows tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Frederic Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
Massachusetts
National Congress of Mothers and
Parent-Teacher Associations
Connery
Walter Merryman
Schoff
Religious Liberty Debate Over Medical Registration Bill
The hearing on a State Board of Registration in Medicine bill drew opposition from Christian Scientists and Spiritualists who argue it harms religious freedom. Supporters claim the bill clarifies existing law and regulates who may practice medicine, while critics warn of class legislation and unnecessary intrusion into faith healing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Elder
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Bilder
Bates
Elder
Massachusetts
State Board
First Church of
Boston
Committee On Public Health
Apsey
National League For Medical Freedom
Commonwealth
C. K. Bakstran
Registration Board
Harold C. Ernst
Horace D. Arnold
John C. Bassidy
Charles. F.ree N. B. Perkins
Charles Cookan Harvey
Changes in Fire Department Promote and Transfer Personnel
Fire Commissioner Cole announced four promotions in the engineers service and eight private transfers. Promoted: William J. Leonard to assistant engineer engine 37. Daniel F. Ahern to assistant engineer engine 28. F. S. Oresteen to engineer engine 7. B. E. Quigley to engineer engine 43. Five new firefighters joined: H. A. Spear engine 9. J. C. Harrington engine 26. M. T. Fleming chemical 9. M. Joseph Kinsella tower 2. Bernard J. Hallberg ladder 2. Transfers included E. L. Rand engine 48 to engine 32 and others among chemical, ladder, and tower units. John Lacey hired as fireman at the repair shop at $2.50 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
William J. Leonard
Daniel F. Ahern
F. S. Oresteen
BE. M. Quigley
H. A. Spear
J. C. Harrington
M. T. Fleming
Chemical
M. Joseph Kinsella
Bernard J. Hallberg
E. L. Rand
William J. McLaughlin
William J. Linskey
F. J. Dermody
George F. Frazier
T. F. Maguire
J. F. Reynolds
John Lawson
John Lacey
Gloucester Sailors Trek 112 Miles in Snow for Help
Thomas Perry Henry Burton and Leslie Nickerson all of Gloucester crew of the fishing schooner William H Morrissey wrecked off Bonne Bay Newfoundland Jan 11 arrived on the Isleworth from Louisburg New Brunswick. They walked 112 miles through deep snow and ice to seek aid spending three weeks on the trek. The American consul provided transport from Louisburg and they left yesterday for Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Perry
Henry Burton
Leslie Nickerson
Gloucester
William
H. Morrissey
Bonne Bay
Newfoundland
Isleworth
Louisburg
Co. B
Alleged Burglar Held on Bail in Police Court
William O. Shelley aged 31 known to police by aliases was held in $8400 bail for the grand jury in Police Court by Judge Burke. Shelley's charges include two counts of breaking and entering and carrying burglars tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. Shelley
Burke
Toute
Charles Street
Shelley
Say Glandered Horse Sold for Sausage
New York on February 15 Max Glass a horse dealer was fined 300 dollars on conviction of sending a glandured horse to Kearney New Jersey to be slaughtered and used in sausages to be disposed of abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Max Glass
Kearney
N. J
Mr Clothier Corner Sale at Hanover and Portland Streets
A local notice advertises availability of stamps and goods at a shop named Mr Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland Streets, with emphasis on hours around noon and a prompt stop by before midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Boston Reports Majority of School Children Physically Defective
Boston's Board of Health cites Dr. William J. Gallivan finding that about 65 percent of city school children are physically defective. The report details the scope of ailments and potential needs for health measures in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Board of Health
William J. Gallivan
Health board urges follow up after large school exam
Dr Gallivan reports 82 224 children examined by school physicians 63 503 found physically defective about 65 percent of the defective children have diseases centered in the mouth largely from bad teeth throat and nose troubles Parents urged to seek care from family physician or dentist Health board expects remedial efforts to greatly improve the health of the next generation in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gallivan
United States
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Edwin Harvey
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Arlington
Cox
Kenney
Egan
Murphy
Barnes
Mansfield
Smith
Bean
Cambridge
Beal
Randolph
Perin
Franklin Square House
Antwerp
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Talbot
Estelle Lennan
Neponset Ave
Neponset, Mass
Clothiers
Washington St
MOY
Pric
Waltham, Elgin
Hamilton, Illinois
Howard Watches
J Son Wil S Wholesale & Retail Jewellers
Sterling
James J. Doherty
Boston Wine & Spirits Company
Dock Square
Havana
Driscoll & Fitzgerald
E. Rosenwald & Bro
Elcho Cigars
Eb, Rosenwald & Bro
Elcho
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