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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
16
Wiles 18, of Bowen Street 18 166 was slashed on the back and right arm in a Bowen Street street brawl. Kris Wharles 26 of Bowen Street 128 was arrested charged with assault after police say the two argued near the street. Wiles was treated at Station 6 by Dr Keenan.
The corner stone of the new 100000 building on Massachusetts avenue was set during a grand Masonic ceremony in Cambridge. Five lodges Mizpah Mt Olivet Amiceable Charity and Putnam participated in a parade with about two thousand spectators.
Henry M. Rogers, president, led post-prandial exercises at Nantasket Beach with dinner at the Atlantic House. Speakers included Charles J. Capen, Darius Cobb, and J Mitchell Galvin. Wienry Clay Barnabee entertained with songs and stories. About two dozen inmates of the Hilome for aged men joined the guests.
Mrs William K Vanderbilt joined amateur aviator Clifford Harmon in his plane at Mineola Long Island. A spectator stepped into the path causing a brief flight. Harmon kept low for safety but a tree forced a sudden descent. both were jarred yet unharmed.
Miss Grace Mack an 18 year old book keeper at the Edgar P Lewis Candy Company prevented loss of life during a fire on Endicott street yesterday morning. She alerted workers called the fire alarm and aided two girls through smoke to the street before collapsing. Firemen contained the blaze with about 600 dollars in damages.
Mrs. Vanderbilt smiles as she returns across the field to join cheering spectators after a shock loosens bolts in the machinery and slightly damages the rudder.
Samuel Stone seven is severely injured after being struck by an automobile near his home on Columbia Street in Cambridge. He was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital with life threatening injuries.
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