Four Die From Heat In Boston Area Prostrations
Four people succumbed to heat and heat related illnesses treated at area hospitals. James Kelle, 44, of Roxbury, was found unconscious on Columbus Avenue and rushed to City Hospital. John Hanley, 48, of North End, wandered in an apparently insane state and jailed for examination. Mary A. Carpenter, 76, of South Boston, collapsed at Park Street Dorchester Avenue and later returned home. Albion C. McIntyre, 60, from Togus Soldiers Home, collapsed near Atlantic Avenue and was taken to Relief Hospital.
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James Kelle
Old Heath Street
Roxbury
Columbus Avenue
City Hospital
John Hanley
Blackstone Street
Mary A. Carpenter
Lock Place
West Fourth Street
South
Boston
Park Street
Dorchester Avenue
W. J. Walton
Albion C. McIntyre
Togus
Atlantic Avenue
Relief Hospital
Mrs. Louisa Barnes Dies After Noted Marriage
Newton Highlands July 8 Mrs. Louisa Pierce Barnes aged 77 died at her home after a sensational match with physician Dr. Barnes a medical student she wed years younger than her. The couple fled to Newburg and later California where Barnes built a practice and obtained most of her property, including a $12 000 homestead, in a prolonged legal fight. Two nieces in Europe are sole heirs.
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Newton Highlands
Louisa Pierce Barnes
Barnes
Amos Pierce
Newton
Europe
Plague Outbreak in Manila Claims Several Lives
Cholera of a virulent type has struck Manila and surrounding provinces. Four Americans are ill in Manila with one death, Charles Sheehan. Provinces report 26 cases and 25 deaths. Fort McKinley suburbs quarantined. one soldier, Cook Christian G. Dwight, dies. Health officials intensify precautions amid fears and concealment by Filipinos.
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Manila
Charles Sheehan
Fort McKinley
Cook Christian G. Dwight
Company C
Sixteenth Infantry
Emperor William Embarks On Kiel Cruise To Trondheim
In Kiel Germany on July 8 Emperor William departed on a northward cruise. He is expected to reach Trondheim Norway on July 8 as the voyage progresses through the region.
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Kiel
Germany
Emperor Wiliam
Trondhjem
Norway
Coadjutor O Connell Takes Charge of Boston Archdiocese
With Archbishop Williams away on vacation in Lake Hemlock New York the administration of the Boston archdiocese passes to Coadjutor Archbishop William H. O Connell He has recently led confirmations at many parish churches and will stay at Union Park Avenue home all summer to handle archdiocesan matters and receive visitors
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Williams
Lake Hemlock
Rochester
N. Y
Archdiocese of
Boston
William H. O’connell
O’connell
Union Park
Lynn Shore Boulevard Construction Back On After $100,000 Cut
Metropolitan Park commissioners resume work on the shore boulevard in Lynn after securing a $100,000 reduction in land valuations from shoreline property owners. The price cut, urged by a Board of Trade committee led by Ralph S. Bauer, allows the project to proceed toward completion.
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Lynn
Shore
Metropolitan Park Commissioners
Red Rock
Park
Board of Trade
Ralph S. Bauer
Bauer
Street Railway Workers Win Wage Increase
Amesbury July 3 The Haverhill Merrimac and Amesbury street railway announced a wage increase for employees with three years service from 20 cents to 22 cents an hour.
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Amesbury
Haverhill, Merrimac & Amesbury Street Railway
Missing Mary Picartello Allegedly Abducted by Italians
In Needham and Newton, Mary Picartello, 19, disappeared last Sunday with three Italian men after plans to marry John Patierno. Her mother accuses jealous suitors. Patierno swears vengeance, while police seek the abductors who have not been found.
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Needham
Andrew Picartello
Carter Street
Mary
John Patierno
Patierno
Chestnut Street
Newton
Post
Luigi Pollicino
Newton and
Perjury hearing delayed as grand jury session stalls
The grand jury perjury probe involving the Republican State committee was postponed to Friday afternoon due to routine business. Several top Republicans, including Talbot, Peterson, Reynolds and McAnarney, appeared early, left frustrated, and returned as DA Moran cited agenda limits. Moran remained firm, with Innes arriving hopeful and Proctor still with counsel.
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Grand Jury
Republican State Committee
Star Chamber
Mr. Moran
City Hospital
Ellen Cosgrove
Boston
Thomas Talbot
Joseph M. Peterson
James B. Reynolds
John W. McAnarney
Secretary of the Treasury
Reynolds
Pettigrove Qualifies as Massachusetts Prison Board Chief
Fred G. Pettigrove of Boston yesterday qualified at the State House for a new term as chairman of the Massachusetts Board of Prison Commissioners. Governor Guild renamed him to head the board at last week’s Executive Council meeting. The oath was administered by the governor, and the five year reappointment continues Pettigrove’s longtime leadership since the 1901 reorganization.
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Fred G. Pettigrove
Boston
State House
Massachusetts Board of Prison Commissioners
Executive Council
Governor Guild
Mr. Pettigrove
Prison Commission
Indian Ocean fisheries study by British official in Boston
Sir Frederick Nicholson and Lady Nicholson visit Boston to learn American fish culture methods. They plan to help India develop deep sea fishing off the west coast of India to increase native food supply and reduce famines in the Madras presidency. The mission aims to introduce modern curing and canning to prevent losses and, like Japan, supplement agriculture for a growing populace.
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Sir Frederick Nicholson
K. C
S. E
East Indian Service
Boston
India
Lady Nicholson
Henry W. Peabody
Montserrat
Japan
M. D. Green Appointed Buildings Inspector
Michael D. Green of Charlestown has been appointed elevator inspector in the public buildings department. He resides in Ward 5 Charlestown and is a member of several local societies. His name appears on the civil service list with a salary of 1200 dollars per year.
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Michael D. Green
Charlestown
Public Buildings Department
Green
Civil Service
Big Liners Race to Europe Active Wireless Duel
New York reports the Antwerp and Dover voyage steamer Kroonland reached New York today and spoke via wireless with the Deutschland and La Provence, which left New York last Thursday racing to Lizard Head England. The Deutschland captain said he led Provence by 60 miles, and Provence later claimed to gain on Deutschland. Details of positions were not released.
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New York
Antwerp
Dover
Kroonland
Deutschland
la Provence
Lizard Head
England
Provence
Shedd Begins 20 Month Term In Glasgow Mfg Case
James A. Shedd 68, former customs examiner, started his 20 month sentence for conspiring to defraud US customs duties. He was committed to Dedham jail after presenting to Judge Dodge. Other defendants Samuel Grunberg and Charles A. Battler already began their terms. John W. Trafton seeks a new trial on newly discovered evidence.
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James A. Shedd
Glasgow Manufacturing Company
United States Government
Customs Duties
Dodge
United States District Court
Dedham
Shedd
Lowell
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Samuel Grunberg
Charles A. Battler
John W. Trafton
Mrs Lawson Improves Significantly In Dreamwold Care
Doctors report a remarkable improvement in Mrs. Thomas W. Lawson at Dreamwold. They express hope her recovery will be speedy if her condition remains favorable, with danger considered reduced.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Dreamwold
One Chicago saloon rule becomes law without mayoral signature
Chicago, July 8. The ordinance limiting saloons to one for every 500 people became law without Mayor Dunne's signature as the City Council adjourned last night.
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Chicago
Ill
Harkin
Dunne
May Lose His Hand From Blood Poisoning
Edward Shannon an eight year old boy of 88 Brooks street was carried to the relief station yesterday by his mother suffering a serious blood poisoning and may lose his hand.
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Edward Shannon
Brooks Street
Thief Tied Up Chinaman In Essex Street Burglary
A daring burglary at Sing Hing's Chinese laundry on 363 Essex Street ends with Theodore F. Allen of Fayette Street arrested for assault and theft. Sing Hing, bound on bed, gnawed free and alerted Police Sergeant Thorn around 6 AM, recovering a gold watch and $17.
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Thorn
Allen
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Little Red Devil
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Eleci
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Mr. Innes
Charles H. Innes
Robert G. Proctor
Mr. McAnarney
Pettigrove
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Schlitz
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Carters
Mrs. Lawson
Lyon
DR. Radway & CO
Radway
W. C. Baker
Julia Street
New Orleans
Radway & CO
Elm Street
Remington Typewriter Co
Franklin Street
James M. Solomon
M.D
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the, White Dental
R. H. White
East Dedham
Joseph Allen
Cosgrove
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Agnes. M
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