Boston & Maine Time Table and Blair's Narrow Escape
David Blair, a Lawrence stable keeper, survived a midnight highway robbery after carrying a Boston & Maine timetable in his vest. One assailant was captured, another fled. Arthur Howard, 19, of Manchester, NH, aided by police, denied speaking. Blair, known at Lawrence Riding Park, was shot but survived with the bullet stopping at his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Jan
David Blair
Ward 5
Blair
Lowell Street
Lowell
Franklin Butler
Daniel Murphy
Dr. Birtwell
Wadlin
Arthur Howard
Manchester
N. H
Howard
Lawrence
Haverhill
Bradley
Ingham
Fatal Run-Over Claim Ends Coal Driver’s Battle
William McDougall 29, unmarried, died yesterday at Frost Hospital from injuries after a runaway wagon on Cottage Street Saturday. Employed by Campbell & Co. as a driver, he was thrown from the seat when the horse bolted. a small colored boy Dunkley escaped with slight injuries. McDougall was paralyzed but conscious at the hospital until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam McDougall
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
McDougall
C. A. Campbell & Co
Cottage Street
Dunkley
Division 36 South Boston Meets in Irish-American Hall
Division 36 of South Boston held a yesterday meeting in the Irish-American Hall Broadway extension with Vice-President Cornelius J Coughlan presiding. Fifteen applications for membership were received and officers and committees were announced including James P Calnan as president James P Coughlin as vice president and James A Fitzgibbons as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Broadway Extension
Cornelius J. Coughlan
Laurence J. Denning
John Kelly
J. J. Santry
J. J. Murphy
James A. FitzGibbon
John Kiely
Daniel Collins
James O’brien
Robert Hennessy
Eugene Stappleton
John Hennessy
Boston
Patrick Cox
James A. FitzGibbons
James Flannery
James P. Calnan
Cornelius J. Coughlin
Brenard J. McLaughlin
James Hagerty
J. J. Hennessy
Sentinel
C. P. O’sullivan
W. B. Whalen
J. O'Leary
Cornelius O’sullivan
Thomas Concannon
Daniel Hogan
Michael McLaughlin
Patrick FitzPatrick
John Concannon
Daniel Flynn
Nicholas Holly
Michael O'Sullivan
Edward Caulfield
Eugene Canty
B L Tobacco Motto Sparks Local Banter on State Street
A green young New Yorker on State Street questioned what B L stood for and a passerby proposed playful answers. A speaker claimed B L stands for the best tobacco in the land, ending with Simply B L as a boastful slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L
State Street
Princely Gifts for Gould Baby in Paris
Paris in an uproar over the Gould Castellane heir. Gifts pour in from George Gould, Howard Gould, Edwin and Mrs Gould, the Marquis and Marquise Castellane, and others. A lavish layette from Helen Gould and a vow to dedicate the child to the Virgin Mary accompany the historic procession of tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Countess Castellane
George Gould
Howard Gould
Edwin Gould
de Castellane
Boni de Castellane
Layette
Helen Gould
Victoria Dinners at Windsor Show Court Etiquette and Form
The article describes Queen Victoria hosting dinners at Windsor before continental travel. Invitations are issued by the lord steward with formal telegrams, guests arrive by train, dine in state, and depart in ritual procession with strict dress and silent conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria
Windsor
Continent
Edward Clinton
Windsor Castle
Paddington Station
Castle
Royal Household
Teacher Too Affectionate In Kirkland School
In Kirkland township District School No. 1 the popular young teacher is asked to resign amid accusations of hugging kissing and kissing girls and walking with them after hours He wrote a note to a pupil which was found by her father triggering a council of neighbors to compel his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kirkland Township
Not a Common Law Wife Conflict in New York
Rose Genard, posing as Mrs Rose Berolzheimer, failed to prove a common law marriage with Philip Berolzheimer, a 30 year old traveler who lived at the Hotel Netherland. Their relationship, kept secret from families, dated to 1893 and ended with a separation on November 2. The referee ruled against Genard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rose Genard
Rose Berolzheimer
Philip Berolzheimer
Hotel Netherland
Berolzheimer
Miss Genard
Genard
Patent attorneys offer list of 1000 inventions
John Wedderburn and co petition for 1800 dollar offer presenting a new catalog of 1000 inventions. The ad appeals to readers to protect ideas and capitalize on creative possibilities. The notice targets inventors seeking patent assistance in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wedderburn
Irish Charitable Society Ball Promises Grand St Patrick Event
In Boston the Irish Charitable Society, now 600 members strong, plans its annual St Patrick’s Ball at Music Hall on Tuesday Jan 26. President Cronan leads the grand march. ex-presidents form honorary staff. Governor Wolcott, Mayor Quincy, and other dignitaries expected. reception led by Callahan. Hyde directs floor with many aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Irish Charitable Society
St. Patrick’s Day
Green Island
Music Hall
Bumstead Hall
John F. Cronan
Patrick A. Collins
Patrick Donahoe
Joseph D. Fallon
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles
Roger Wolcott
Josiah Quincy
John F. Fitzgerald
Sortwell
Cambridge
Feeney
Woburn
Ramsdell
Lynn
Cate
Everett
Perry
Somerville
Michael T. Callahan
William A. Hyde
Heat Applied by Subway Sand Driver in Boston Assault
John Means a young colored man from Fayville Mass. says a Tremont street driver threw hot sand on his face and head during a dispute near Shawmut avenue. Means was burned and hospitalized. John Lucy 22 of 555 East Second street was arrested for assault and battery and to be arraigned in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Means
Fayville
Mass
Boston
Tremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Means
Division 4
Williams
John Lucy
East Second Street
Railroad brakeman loses foot in Charlestown accident
John OConnell of 10 Seaver Street Charlestown slipped from a freight car near the Austin Street crossing while at work about 50 feet away. He struck a post, fell under the rear car wheels, and his right foot was nearly severed. He was transported to Union Station and then Massachusetts General Hospital where the foot was amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Connell
Seaver Street
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Austin Street
Union Station
Masachusetts General Hospital
Theft at Cambridge Houses Reported
Thieves entered the house of Mrs. L. S. Montague at 29 Everett Street Cambridge and stole a pocket book containing $27. Harvard student Conrad Hobbs at 41 Mathews Hall had his room entered Saturday afternoon with nearly all valuables taken including a hammered brass clock an overcoat and two suits of clothes.
Subway Worker Injured In Yard Accident
Frank Sullivan of 21 Webber Street employed by the Subway Commission at Haymarket Square was crushed between two cars in the freight yards and seriously injured. He was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sullivan
Webber Street
Subway Commission
Haymarket Square
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Boston & Maine
Assassi
Division
Gould
Gmeorewivée & Oud Ace
OBR Castellane
Castellane
Marquise
Anna
Castellanes
Raoul Duval
Count Castellane
Sond Silver
Hamae
Louis xiv
Showard
Ata
Washington St
Temple Place
West Street
Eac Une
Price
Dresden
DEPT
Ishes
Jardiniere
Drug Dept
Smallwares
Premier Coffee Maker
Crockery
Arked
Trefoasse and Foster, Paul & Co
Van
Eliza Dutcher
Maggie
John E. Sullivan
Sullivan
Teacher
Salvacea
Tus Branpretu Co
Cana St
N. Y
Maggie Dutcher
Moncton, N. B
John E. Sulli
Charitable Irish
Ises
James Ryan
Merrimac Street
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