OMAERA FILES COSTELLO CASE AND RETIREMENTS
Patrolman James Costello, tied to a fatal accidental shooting in Haymarket Square, was found guilty of neglect of duty but the case was filed by Commissioner O’Meara on board advice. Commissioner ordered Patrolman Edward M. Bates retired with pension after 29 years service. Edward J. Ford’s conduct charge was dismissed for lack of a witness. Reserveman Joseph Maguire resigned for a more lucrative post with a former employer.
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James Costello
Hanover Street
James E. McGongagle, Jr
Abraham Berger
Haymarket Square
O’meara
O'Meara
Edward M. Bates
City Hall Avenue
Edward J. Ford
City Hall
Joseph Maguire
City Point
Republicans Name Mead for Governor
Vermont party leaders nominate Mead at the state convention. Lt. Gov. Mead appears as the second ballot choice while John A. viated is noted in the proceedings as a delegate or candidate on the slate.
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Montpelier
John <A. Viated
Lieuten Mead
Old Enemies Bury Hatchet In City Hall Meeting
Mayor Fitzgerald and George A. O. Ernst long divided over city affairs ended their feud after a private meeting in the Mayor's office. They emerged praising each other and expressing a desire to bury past differences and work for the city's best interests.
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Fitzgerald
George A. O. Ernst
Bureau of Municipal Research
Ernst
Koenig Completes Voyage After Propeller Loss
The steamship Koenig of the North German Lloyd line reached port after five days at sea crippled by the loss of its port propeller on June 25. Captain steered with the starboard propeller and finished the voyage with little trouble aboard.
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New York
Koenig
Lloyd Line
Open air classes push healthier children at Clark University
At a child conference in Worcester Joseph Lee discussed open air rooms in Boston schools begun in 1909. Five thousand undernourished or anaemic children were found and four schools added open air rooms. Some rooms use bags for leg containment, designed to allow quick exit in 45 seconds for safety considerations.
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Clark University
Worcester
Joseph Lee
Boston
Prescott School
Smoking tobacco weight change in new law limits
The case to 18, possibly not wholly in accord with desires of those who prefer their tobacco in that form. Smoking tobacco is to be sold no longer in thirds but in quarters. If you have been buying an ounce and a third the new law will make the weight an ounce and a quarter.
Abson Accuses Dead Bandit In Lynn Shooting
Andy Abson, wounded in Lynn after a hold up and shooting of Thomas Landregan and policeman James Carroll, claims the dead bandit Joe Andpoiik originated the plan. He links the plot to New York and New Jersey meetings, purchased a revolver on Broadway, and says the trio gathered in Central Square before the crime. Doctors caution prognosis due to a brain wound.
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Lynn
Andy Abson
Thomas A. Landregan
James H. Carroll
Joe Andpoiik
Landregan
Abson
New Jersey
New York
Paterson
Newark
N. J
New York City
Joe
Twanowski
Keene Man Named Dartmouth Secretary
At a trustees meeting in Hanover New Hampshire A Karl Skinner of Keene was chosen secretary to Dartmouth College succeeding Ernest Hopkins. Skinner aged 31 and a member of the class of 1903 was announced as the new college secretary.
Bent to petition for Rivet death sentence commutation
Attorney William H. Bent of Lowell, counsel for Napoleon J. Rivet, who has been sentenced to die in the electric chair at Charlestown during the week beginning July 24, will today petition Governor Draper to have his client's sentence commuted to life imprisonment.
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William H. Bent
Lowell
Napoleon J. Rivet
Charlestown
Draper
Scratched head till it was raw baby case cures fear
A terse public notice reports a case where a child's scalp rash led to hair loss and sleeplessness. Fear of disease spread prompted action, but an easy economical cure was found, ending public alarm. The item emphasizes relief and practical remedies.
Cuticura Heals Eczema In Infant Case Reported
Mrs F Davis of Chicago writes of her four month old daughter suffering severe eczema with sleepless nights and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment twice, the skin cleared, hair regrew, and the child recovered. She notes timely use prevented spread and praises continued home use for her cracked hands.
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Cutjcura
F. Davis
Indiana
Chicago
Potter Drug & Chem
Leps
Columbus Ave
Boston
Maas
Exia
50c Round Tea Aprons Lace Trimmed with Pockets
Advertising blurb notes 50 cent round tea aprons with lace trim, pockets and tie strings offered at 19 cents.
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Mayor
Boston Theatre
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Keith’s
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aviation Week
Atlantic City
Darius Green
Glenn H. Curtiss
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Wright
Curtiss
Charles K. Hamilton
Nan
Tie Up
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St. Charles
Brat Oston Stores
Washington Street
Ann
Weybosset St
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Miford
Brooklyn
Rochester
N. Y
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Friend St
N St
Fall River
Purchase St
New Bed
Philadelphia
London
England
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Ilk
Lee
Combina
Tion
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Anniele
la Lily
Nemo
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Lingerie
Wallace
Coats
Brussels
Axminster
Mohair
Hamburg
Delft
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