16 Year Old Hero Rescues Boy From Dorchester Bay
William Cushman 16 of 66 East Broadway and Albert Le May 16 of 4 Bay View Place South Boston were stranded on ice when it broke near Thompson's Island. Cushman pulled him 200 yards to solid ice amid wind and snow then dived to save Le May. Both exhausted were carried to shore and treated before being sent home.
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William Cushman
East Broadway
Albert le May
Bay View Place
Boston
Dorchester Bay
Thompson's Island
Cushman
le May
Berkeley Temple and Union Church Seek Consolidation
Berkeley Temple votes 69 to 4 to endorse merging with Union Church on the Columbus avenue West Newton street site. An eight member advisory board will arrange details for ratification by both congregations, with Union Church already forming its committee and Berkeley Temple planning to organize next week.
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Berkeley Temple
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
H. T. Thompson
P. C. Ross
A. W. S. Kelsey
I. A. White
Louis Thierry
George R. King
B. F. Moore
H. H. Procter
John H. Colby
William E. Horton
No Jurisdiction Over Post Office Employees Dismissed Case
Judge Sullivan of the Police Court ruled there is no jurisdiction over post office sidewalk washing by William C. Hession a federal building employee. The case, brought by Police Commissioner O Meara and District Attorney Morando, was dismissed as a result.
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Post Office
Uncle Sam
O’meara
John B. Morando
Sullivan
Police Court
William C. Hession
Federal Building
Hession
Thaw Counsel Seeks Juror Who Once Voted Death
New York January 25. Thaw’s counsel disclosed that Henry C Harney the fifth juror in the Thaw trial had previously served on a murder case in which Edward Pekarack was found guilty of first degree murder. O'Reilly stated they believed Harney would not convict again due to prior insanity findings.
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New York
Thaw
Henry C. Harney
Edward Pekarack
Daniel O'Reilly
Harney
New England
May McKenzie Denied Disowning By Mother In Nesbit Thaw Case
Mrs. A G McKenzie of 156 Charles street defended her daughter May McKenzie the Boston actress against claims she had disowned her over the Thaw trial She said May was simply playing a friend to Evelyn Nesbit as a witness and that there was no estrangement between them May has been a stage actress for seven years and has gained success noted by her mother.
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Countess
Yarmouth
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Alonzo Kimball
America
Howard Chandler Christy
A. G. McKenzie
Charles Street
May McKenzie
Boston
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
May
Evelyn Nesbit
Madison Square Gardens
Evelyn
Shylock Triumphs in Forbes Robertson US Debut
Audiences braved storm to see Forbes Robertson perform Shylock at Hollis Street Theatre. The production marked his first American Shylock with a frank Hebraic portrayal and keen enunciation, praised as his best work of the engagement. Portia drawn weakly, Hamlet to follow with the matinee and tonight's close featuring Mice and Men.
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Hollis Street
Forbes Robertson
Shylock
Mr. Robertson
America
Jessica
Robertson
Miss Elliott
Portia
Dr. Bellario
Antonio
Piccadilly
Piazza San Marco
Spring health and hotel guide for Hot Springs
A government run recreation center promotes Hot Springs as a premier winter climate destination with numerous hotels. The brochure invites readers to contact the Bureau of Information for a booking guide and list of cures and pleasure resorts in the area.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
U.S
Bureau of Information
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