Man Run Down by Street Car Near Cambridge Drug Store
William A. Walsh of North Cambridge was killed instantly when a Boston bound trolley struck him as he crossed Winsor and Hampshire streets near his drug store. The motorman was arrested for manslaughter. bail was posted. Walsh leaves a wife and two children.
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William A. Walsh
Fairweather Street
Cambridge
Winsor and
Hampshire Streets
Harrington
Division 7
The
Elevated
Walsh
Joint Council on Phone Row over Julia O Connor Dispute
Boston Telephone Operators Union and New England Telephone Company refer a dispute over the discharge of Julia O Connor to a joint council including representatives of all unions on the system after the operators failed to secure a settlement.
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Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
New England Telephone Company
Julia O’connor
Free Trial Offer for Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment
A promotional plea invites readers to sign and mail a coupon for a free trial of Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment. It promises relief from nose irritation throat clearing and bad breath and asks for no money or promises, stating the patient can judge the treatment’s effectiveness.
Treatment and Book Free Offer Names and Addresses
A brief notice requests recipients to send the treatment and book at no cost, providing a name and address requirement. The wording implies a free distribution or trial offer, with instructions to respond by mailing or contacting a listed address. The communication emphasizes free access and collection of personal identifiers.
Wealth, gifts, and a big money demand in Ferncroft case
Mansfield testifies about will bequests, Ferncroft property, and large gifts to Miss Ryan. He recalls threats and a demand for a big amount of money, plus details of raids, travel, and a proposed will. He also lists assets, debts, and expected distributions if she left Ferncroft.
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Miss Ryan
Ferncroft Inn
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
Mansfield
Ferncroft
Middleton
South Salem
Ryan
Salem Hospital
Sullivan
Salem
Elizabeth M. Ryan
Mr. Mansfield
New York
Europe
Watch and Ward Society
New Haven
Ryan Mansfield
Statue of Burns for the Garden Unveiled in Boston
A $20,000 bronze statue of Robert Burns will be unveiled in a corner of the Public Garden within a year. The announcement came at the Boston Caledonian Club’s Burns celebration, marking Scotland’s bard’s 156th birth anniversary before about 7000 attendees.
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Robert Burns
Boston Caledonian Clubs
Scotland
Europe
Bard
Burns monument planned for Public Gardens corner
City Councillor Walter Ballantyne announced a Burns monument will stand at the corner of Charles and Baylston streets in the Public Gardens. The sculpture by Kitson is a gift from the Burns Memorial Society of Boston and the ceremony featured clan dress, bagpipes, and soprano solos by Mme Evelyn Scotney and Miss Margaret Alexander.
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Walter Ballantyne
Currey
Burns
Charles and
Baylston Streets
Kitson
Burns Memorial Society of
Boston
James Urquhart
United Kingdom
Europe
Mechanics Hall
Mme
Evelyn Scotney
Margaret Alexander
Jean Hunter Tanner
John E. Daniels
A. Cameron Steele
Tipperary
Neil McNeil
Canadian Club
John McKay
Alexander McGregor
Governor’s Council
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Miss Wood
James Pottinger
Boston Chess Club Defeats Tufts in Clean Sweep
Boston Chess Club won six straight games against Tufts College at 15 Exchange Street. The Boston team featuring Walcott Daniel Miller Snow Britton and Colonel Hesselton each took one game. Tufts lineup included Whippen Swan Hinchcliffe Coleman Kilmer and Chapman. Simultaneously a tight match unfolded between Y M C Union and Bay State teams.
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Tufts College
Boston Chess Club
Exchange Street
Y. M. Co. Union
Bay State
Boston
Walcott
Daniel
Miller
Snow
Britton
Colonel Hesselton
Tufts
Whippen
Swan
Hinchcliffe
Coleman
Kilmer
Chapman
Noonan and Murphy Draw In Boston Club Bout
Johnny Noonan of Dorchester and Johnny Murphy of South Boston fought a fast 10 round draw at the local club with Murphy leading in the ninth and tenth rounds. Peck Lefavour of Brockton knocked out an opponent billed as Joe Rivers of Gloucester in the first round. The preliminary saw Young Brusso of Boston and D Plausse of Whitman draw in eight rounds.
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North Abington
Johnny Noonan
Dorchester
Johnny Murphy
South Boston
Murphy
Peck Lefavour
Brockton
Joe Rivers
Gloucester
Young Brusso
Boston
D. Plausse
Whitman
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Joint Council
E. Gauss
C. E. Gauss
Main St
Marshall, Mich
Thos, Snow & Son
North Market St
Arthurs
Arthurs Shc
N. E. Bonding Company
Middleton Land Company
William Sylvester Baxter
Tarkington
Colonel Roosevelt
Panama
Massachusetts
New
Rogers
WM. Rogers
New England
Wm. Rogers & Son
Greater
WM. Rogers & Sonaa
Boston Post
Winter ST
Col
Washington & Winter Sts
Ve Marks, Hogers & Bon
Vyhogers Mfo
Rogerss
Gers Mpo
Wan, Rae
We. Rogers Manufacturing Conternst Rk Eee
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