Baby of 3 Hit by Car in Everett Square
Three year old Ethel MacMarr of 25 Tileston street Everett was struck by a Woodlawn outbound car while stooping to retrieve a dropped doll in front of the Whittier building Everett square. She was tossed four feet and landed on her companion but escaped serious injury with only minor bruises. no physician was needed.
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Ethel MacMarr
Tileston Street
Everett
Woodlawn
Whittier
Everett Square
Americans Seized by Albanian Brigands Reported
A telegram from Elbassan Albania, forwarded to the Central News Agency in Vienna, states that two Americans have been captured and carried off by Albanian brigands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Elbassan
Albania
Wrestlers Cause Leg Break For Passerby on Sidewalk
William H. Patten aged 75 of 14 Sargent Street Porchester was struck as two men wrestled in front of 868 Washington Street yesterday afternoon. He was knocked to the sidewalk and suffered a fracture to his left leg.
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William H. Patten
Sargent Street
Porchester
Washington Street
Harrison's Surplus Ad Prices 25 Dollar Suits
Harrison's Surplus Wholesale advertises men s suits priced at 25 dollars for 11 75. It promises value with blue serges stripes checks and blacks. Address 8 H Harrison Co 662 672 Washington St.
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Harrison
H. Harrison Co
Washington St. Adrt
Relates of Girls Sold at Auction and Boston Slavery Claims
Miss Rose Livingston told a Ford Hall audience that Boston has underworld dives and white slavery akin to New York. Captain Gerry supported arrests of traffickers, citing Haverhill cases and a 1000 dollar price tag on a 17 year old girl. Livingston, under the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association, says 40000 American girls are sold yearly and recounts her own rescue work.
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Rose Livingston
New York
Ford Hall
Haverhill
Camy Bridge
Taoss
Hanson Street
Boston
Miss Livingston
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Chinatown
Miss Rivingston
Somerville Hears New Charter Proposal Rejected
A legislative hearing in the aldermanic chamber drew more than 100 attendees as the cities committee heard a charter proposal. Only 11 of the present residents supported a commission form of government, defeating the plan.
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Somerville
Aldermanic Chamber
Committee On Cities
Miss Bell of Dorchester Weds H F Henchey
Miss Louise W. Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward H Bell married Harold F Henchey at the bride’s Dorchester home 37 Nightingale Street. Rev Charles H Spaulding of Greenwood Memorial Church officiated the ceremony.
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Louise W. Bell
Edward H. Bell
Harold F. Henchey
Nightingale Street
Dorchester
Charles H. Spaulding
Greenwood Memorial Church
Reading's oldest woman dies at 99 in Reading
Sophia Abbott Sweetser, 99 years and one week old, died Tuesday night at the home of her grand-niece Mrs George E B Abbott of 20 Pleasant street Reading. She was the widow of Thomas Sweetser and was born in Charlestown New Hampshire, having lived in Reading for 50 years.
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Reading
Sophia Abbott Sweetser
George EB. Abbott
Pleasant Street
Thomas Sweetser
Charlestown
N. H
Harrison's Surplus Ad Promotes Men's Suits
Blue serges and fancy Scotch mixtures advertised at $20.00 with options including black bibs and striped designs. S. H. Harrison Co. lists 662-672 Washington St as the source.
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S. H. Harrison Co
Washington St
Adwt
German Admiral Says He Would Shoot Any American Officer
Baden Baden Feb 25 Admiral Von Diederichs told the Associated Press he informed the British naval commander in Manila Bay during the Spanish American War that any American officer attempting to board a German warship to make inquiry would be shot. He cited two incidents of American actions stopping German pinnaces and halting the Irene to learn its identity as unfriendly provocation. The dispute centered on visits and the right to cross examine, ending with a settlement requiring arriving warships to report to the American commander and show their flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden Baden
Germany
von Diederichs
Manila Bay
Dewey
Associated Press
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Diederichs
Olympia
von Hintze
McCullough
Irene
ATE HIS WAY TO HEALTH
Byron Tyler of 610 Wyanodte St Kansas City Missouri publishes a health guide claiming fourteen years on raw foods with no aches pains or colds He asserts the diet banishes constipation biliousness indigestion obesity rheumatism and colds Free copies offered to readers who send name and address promptly advt
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Byron Tyler
Wyandotte St
Kansas City
Advt
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Fichu
Marseilles
Fee Cre
Lew
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Miss Bell
H. F. Henchey
Shaaid Dhoneahdeed Alge
M. O'Keeffe
U.S
Admiral von Diederichs
Vorenbergs
Washington, Hanover & Elm Streets
Button CO
Lockhart
Crawford
Plymouth
Crest
Blackwell
Lowney
Dozne
Yare
Sunkist
Smith’s
Siei Pkg
Quaker P
U -di Cola
Per Amy
Uffe
Me Clara
Gts
Reece
California
Richardson & Up
B. Ae
Iksey
Bens Socae
Bedford
Dresden
Cremim Urab
Preven
Iynd
Bray
Wall Papers
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