Actress Camille Clifford Denies Rift With Husband
Friends and relatives of Camille Clifford and Hon. Henry Lyndhurst Bruce dismiss rumors of separation as false. A dated letter from Clifford to a friend says the couple is happy and has a charming future home, with plans to visit England after marriage.
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Lyndhurst Bruce
Lord Abedare
Boston
Camille Clifford
Henry Lyndhurst Bruce
Schillin
Pontiac Street
Longwood Castle
Bruce
Lord Aberdare
Lyndhurst
Torrington Square
O Meara Defies Moran in Open Letter
District Attorney Moran threatened to indict Police Commissioner O Meara and staff if they do not prosecute the Clover Club. The police head replies he is not afraid, challenging Moran’s influence with grand juries as they grow to know him. O Meara welcomes investigation and says the grand jury is made of men unlike Moran who has derided them.
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Moran
O’meara
Clover Club
O'Meara
Dresden
Board of Police
Police Commissioner defends duty amid grand jury threats
The police commissioner rejects district attorney threats to indict police officials and declares he will continue his duty. He notes indictments come from grand juries, distrusts the DA, and vows accountability to a fair grand jury under cross examination.
Revered Easton Dies After Town Walk
Rev. D. C. Easton, 67, pastor of Rockport Baptist Church since 1904, collapsed and died at Herbert S. Martin’s house in Chicopee after a evening walk of over three quarters of a mile. He was a candidate for the Central Baptist Church pastorate and left a widow and two sons including Dr. Charles Easton of Newport, R. I.
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Chicopee
D. Cc. Easton
Baptist Church of
Rockport
Herbert S. Martin
Mr. Easton
Central Baptist Church
Mr. Martin
Martin
Name of Cambridge Gas Chief Horace A. Allyn Dies Sudden
Horace A. Allyn longtime superintendent of the Cambridge gas works died at his home 471 Broadway Cambridge at 11 last evening of heart disease He was able to answer the telephone yesterday and remained at his office Friday He was struck by a cold and stayed home Saturday He was a leading gas engineer and is survived by a widow a daughter and a son.
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Horace A. Allyn
Cambridge
Cambridge Gas Works
Broadway
Aliyn
Gale Strikes Buffalo Damaging 1.5 Million Dollars
A 90 mile per hour gale raged in Buffalo for 18 hours causing 1.5 million dollars in shipping damage. Five lake liners—Hurlburt W. Smith, William Nottingham, J. Q. Riddle, Monroe C. Smith, and A. G. Brewer—were torn from moorings and driven aground inside the breakwater. Most are owned in Cleveland. caretakers aboard are believed safe.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hurlburt W. Smith
William Nottingham
J. Q. Riddle
Monroe C. Smith
A. G. Brewer
Cleveland
Severe Lake Erie Gale Ravages Waterfront and Fleet
The gale wrecked docks and wharves along the lakefront and sank light buildings while lakes vessels broke from moorings. About 18 liners anchored at breakwalls. 13 rode out the storm as water rose three feet in minutes. Rail service disrupted. no casualties reported yet.
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Lake Erie
Buffalo
Old Lake
Niagara Flood Wrecks Roadbed and Docks at Niagara Falls
Water in the Niagara River gorge reaches a record high washing away nearly two miles of roadbed tracks and trolley wires along the river. The electric road sustains about 200000 dollars in damage. Maid of the Mist buildings and docks are demolished though the boat survived. Three Sister Islands submerged all day and bridge safety feared.
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Niagara Falls
Niagara River Gorge
Maid of the Mist
Philippine Veteran's Body Here For Burial
Funeral services for Sergeant John H. Harrington U S A arrive from Fort Logan Colorado where he died January 12. The service is from his sister Mrs David Wall at 690 12 East Seventh Street South Boston with a Requiem High Mass at St Vincent's Church at 9 oclock. Harrington returned from the Philippines six weeks ago and fell ill soon after.
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John H. Harrington
Fort Logan
Colorado
David Wall
East Seventh Street
South
Boston
St. Vincent’s Church
Harrington
Philippines
Steal March on Friends Harry Immick Marries Annie Maguire
Harry Immick of Jamaica Plain quietly married Roxbury native Annie E K Maguire last night. The ceremony drew little notice among friends and relatives.
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March
Jamaica Plain
Annie EK
Maguire
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain business man wed in secret ceremony
Harry Immick and Annie E. Maguire married last evening at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament rectory with Rev Father Daly officiating. The surprise match shocked the Stars of Jamaica Volunteer Fire Association where Immick serves as financial secretary. The couple plans to honeymoon and return to Crafts Place Forest Hills.
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Harry Immick
Jamaica Plain
Annie E. Maguire
Minden Street
Father Daly
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Stars of Jamaica Volunteer Fire Association
Mr. Immick
Back Bay
Crafts Place
Forest Hills
Scarlet fever outbreak ends after strong health board actions
The board of health reports the scarlet fever epidemic appears stamped out. Despite 17 new cases added on the first Saturday, the figures are nearly back to normal for this season.
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Board of Health
Death of Hanaford under dispute murder theory grows
John A Hanaford of Blanchard avenue was found with a fractured skull at the Boylston street subway station and died days later at Massachusetts General Hospital. Friends and the widow claim murder as Boston police investigate the case. Hanaford, a night waiter, carried 14.52 dollars and was last seen heading toward the Common near the station. The funeral was held this afternoon with interment at Mt Hope.
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Everett
John A. Hanaford
Blanchard Avenue
Boylston Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hanaford
Mt. Hope
Boston
Mary Hanaford
Three Boys Killed in Collapsed Cellar Wall Tragedy
Twelve year old Francis Sullivan, sole eyewitness, describes the collapse as four boys played under a brick cellar wall. The disaster left Gill, Sullivan, and two others dead. bystanders, mothers, and fathers mourned. Mayor Fitzgerald plans to push for a building commission investigation into why the danger remained.
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O’brien
Francis Sullivan
Post
DIES AT HIS DESK A Boston Tribune reporter path ends at work
Robert G. Anderson 32 of Dorchester died at his desk in the Boston Tribune office on Summer Street. The death is believed caused by heart failure after a day’s work. He was a longtime newspaper man and state street representative, survived by his wife and child, and a brother of Thomas F. Anderson. The body was taken by Undertaker Frederick L. Briggs and the medical examiner notified.
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Robert G. Anderson
Brunswick Street
Dorchester
Boston Tribune
Summer Street
H. F. Day
Relief Hospital
Mr. Anderson
Thomas F. Anderson
Frederick L. Briggs
Howard Street
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