Moran action surprise grand jury over Kennedy charge
The new grand jury met yesterday and heard the Kennedy charge against high park department officials accused of pressuring city workers to sign a petition for overtime. Four employees testified after refusing to sign, with more evidence expected Saturday as the jury reports. District Attorney Moran moves swiftly amid courthouse commentary.
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Walter A. Kennedy
Park Department
Moran
Deer Island
Hospitals stock anti toxin for Fourth of July injuries
Hospitals prepare for a busy Fourth week with extra tetanus anti-toxin, volunteers, and extended hours at Relief Station and City Hospital. Officials caution that officials will enforce rules on fireworks, firearms, and horns while offering new firework novelties and public warnings.
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Boston City Hospital
State Board of Health
New York
Durgin
Harrington
State Board
O'Meara
Official Programme for Fourth of July Celebrations
Mayor Fitzgerald releases the official Fourth of July programme listing morning regattas and athletic contests at Boston Common and City Point, afternoon and evening band concerts, illumination, and fireworks at multiple city parks and playgrounds including Franklin Field and Columbus Avenue playgrounds.
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North End
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Edward Everett Square
Cottage Street
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Roslindale Playground
Billings Field
Meeting House Hill
Charlesbank Gymnasium
Blackstone Square
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Columbus Avenue Playground
Orient Heights
Esgnees
Denes Marine Park
Harrison Ave
Union Park
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Wood Island Park
Charlesbank
Commonwealth Park
McNary Park
Leveta
Jibson Field
Ranklin
North
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Sane
Olay Roslindale
Massachusetts Avenue
Aldermen Pass Mayor's Loan Bill in 11 to 2 Vote
The Board of Aldermen approved the mayor's loan measure 11 to 2 after defections by Bell, Berwin, Draper, and Battis. An additional $3,000 Brighton Day appropriation was approved. Curley may push a $300,000 water loan next. The bill itemizes extensive department requests including Bathhouses, bridges, cemeteries, fire, insane hospital, parks, and streets with updates to multiple projects.
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Tenean Beach
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Mt. Washington Avenue Bridge
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Evergreen Cemetery
Dorchester North Burying Ground
Orient Heights
Parker Hill
Forest Hills
Boston Insane Hospital
Ee Charlesbank
Andrew C Munsey Dead Father of Publisher Munsey
Andrew Chauncy Munsey died at his Livermore Falls home aged 86. He was born June 18, 1821 near Haverhill New Hampshire and served in the Union Army from 1862 to 1865, including Antietam and the Wilderness to Petersburg. He survived a smallpox outbreak while in the ambulance corps. He outlived two wives and five of seven children, with survivors Frank A Munsey and Mrs John M Flyde.
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Indian Revolt Feared Near Fort Apache Arizona
Fort Apache and Fort McDowell are on alert after the killing of Austin Navajo an Apache last Saturday by W Gill sub agent at McDowell who says self defense. Indian friends warn Gill to leave the reservation and Sheriff Hayde with deputies travels toward the recreation EL on Texas July 1 troops at
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Austin Navajo
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McDowell
Hayde
Phenix
Texas
Insects Halt Lynn Cars Amid Massive Caterpillar Migration
Lynn Massachusetts July 1 millions of caterpillars blocked Lynnwood street delaying Mint cars for 10 to 15 minutes as rails became slick. Passengers feared the insects covering the street and rail cars while the park department planned an investigation to curb the migration.
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Celebrators Fear Poison From Firecracker Wounds
A cautionary note warns that firecracker wounds may develop blood poison. It promotes X-Zalia antiseptic as a remedy that cleans germs, relieves pain, and speeds healing. The product is described as soothing and non irritating, suitable for accidents involving children.
Adams Club elects officers for coming year
At the annual meeting of the Adams Club officers were elected for the ensuing year. President is Peter A. Collins, vice president Carl C. Laver, secretary James H. Cook, treasurer Harry K. Aronson. The executive committee includes John L. Duffy as chairman, Joseph J. Lewis, Charles Kenney, Frank Brett and Richard Heubener.
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Peter A. Collins
Carl C. Laver
James H. Cook
Harry K. Aronson
John L. Duffy
Joseph J. Lewis
Charles Kenney
Frank Brett
Richard Heubener
Tribute Banquet Honors Retiring East Boston Priest
Citizens from East Boston gather at Music Hall to honor Rev. Singh Roe O'Donnell after 25 years serving the Star of the Sea Church, now moving to St. Anthony's Allston due to throat illness. Diverse leaders from both parties praise his faith and public service in a festive, collaborative event.
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Music Hall
Star of the Sea Church
Father O'Donnell
St. Anthony's Church
Allston
John H. Griffin
Hague
Holy Father
Joseph A. Conry
Judge Emmons
Boston
Bates
Lewis B. Bates
Demands for Whitney Fades. MacFarland Resigns
G S MacFarland resigns from Democratic state executive and party committees, denouncing Whitney and excuses in a public critique. The letter follows a broader insurgent push with Bartlett and O Connell planning a vigorous campaign in Massachusetts.
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Guits
Democratic Party
Whitney
Four Generation Photographs No 54
A Boston area four generation family photo features Mary E. Hillier 82 born in Halifax N S living with her son in Brighton. Her daughter Mary J. Haskell 52 resides in Mattapan. George D. Haskell 21 works for the Boston Elevated and lives in Mattapan with his 15 month old son Walter M. Haskell.
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Halifax
N. S
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Mattapan
George D. Haskell
The
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