Favorites Dumped In Saugus July Meeting Races
Franklin Park Saugus July meeting day two showcased bettors flocking to favorites Harry C. and Rupert Gillig, with Mambritonian winning the 2:27 class in two heats. J. H. Lewis and J. Carpenter led a strong field including Lizzie L., Logan, Proteine, Annacander, and Donald as Coxnet crates pursued.
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Franklin Park
Saugus
Harry C
Rupert Gillig
Branches
John Henry
Hub Punch
Barney Hubbard
Punch
Lizzie L
Mampritonian
Donald
Proteine
John A. Logan
Annacander
Baeckers
Mambritonian
Carpenter
Harry
Harry Co
Logan
Harmess
Cloverdale Farm
B.h. Mambretonian
J. H. Lewis
Watherland Farm
B. Donald
J. Riley
M. Lizzie
Ankenes
Seciath Heart
Viereeres Cess
Caress Se
Crome
Glimmer
Jim
Little Ethan
Schoolmarm
Katisha
Pan Clare
Charles Dorsey
Porcelain
Gillig
Gilli
Pei G
Maplehurst Farm
M. Demorest
Fatherland Farm
Fatherland Farm Ns. B.g. Little Bened
H. Pope
H. Pan Clare
A. P. McDonald
G. Rupert Gillig
B.m. Glimmer
F. Carey
B.b. Porcelain
Winners on the Tracks at Monmouth Park NJ
At Monmouth Park in New Jersey the six furlong opening race was won by Iddesleigh with Prince George second and Correction third in 1 12. Mistral won the five furlong second race with Prig second and Trinculo third in 1 02. Now or Never took the mile and one furlong third race with Longstreet second and St. Florian third in 1 57. Astoria won the five and a half furlongs fourth race with Kinglet second and Prince John third in 1 06. Hammie captured the seven furlongs fifth race with Long Beach second and Key West third in 1 26. Stonewell won the one mile sixth race with Sarah Ramey second and Sykeston third in 1 41 14.
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Monmouth Park
N. J
Iddesleigh
Prince George
Correction
Mistral
Prig
Trinculo
Longstreet
St. Florian
Astoria
Kinglet
Prince John
Hammie
Long Beach
Key West
Stonewell
Sarah Ramey
Sykeston
Franklin Park Saugus race programme announced next Saturday
The Franklin Park Saugus program lists three flat races and two hurdle events with purses from 50 to 109 dollars and weights from 110 to 140 pounds. Entries close Friday night with Manager James O. Gray at 392 Tremont Street or Franklin Park Saugus, plus two trotting events and a track record exhibition.
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Franklin Park
Saugus
James 0. Gray
Tremont Street
Brighton Beach Races Report From July Fifth Card
At Brighton Beach on July 5 the five eighths mile opener was won by Express with Haster John second and Australian third in 1:04.14. The half mile went to Montepool over Alice and Angelo in 0:51.4. Berwyn won the five-eighths mile with Bob Sutherland second and Shelly Tuttle third in 1:03.75. Saragassa captured seven eighths of a mile with Major Daly second and Westchester third in 1:29.54. The one mile race saw Uncle Sim first, Circular second and Shenandoah third in 1:43.75. Foxford won six and one half furlongs ahead of Eclipse and Ingot in 1:23. The American Wringer Co advertises wringers, mangles, spring beds and carpet sweepers, with mail orders promptly attended to.
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Brighton Beach
L. I
Express
Haster John
Montepool
Alice
Angelo
Berwyn
Bob Sutherland
Shelly Tuttle
Saragassa
Major Daly
Westchester
Uncle Sim
Circular
Shenandoah
Foxford
Eclipse
Ingot
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Baseball Talk Echoes in Eastern League Rumors
Discussions on player contracts and signings strain relations as Burnham signs Deady. Ward underperforms for the Cincinnatis while Comiskey seeks an outfielder and Haddock struggles under new rules. Boston Reds ex-pitcher George Haddock regains form, Louisvilles win after acquiring O'Rourke, and Kirmies shows weakness for Brocktons. Burrill shines for Fall River, Meagher stars for Manchester, and Boston players visit Chicago amid a tight race and mixed performances from umpires, including Mullin over Brookline.
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Deady
Burnham
Ward
Cincinnatis
Comiskey
George Haddock
George
Boston Reds
Louisvilles
O’rourke
Danny Richardson
Daniel
Brooklyn
King
Dingo
Mike Meagher
Manchesters
Mike
Boston
Lefair
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pittsburgs
Bostons
Mullin
Brookline
Pete
Marion
Philing
Princeton
John Ward
Giants
Davies
New Yorks
Anson
Hutchison
Eart
Chicagos
Bostos
Hutch
Baseball Nine
Lownel
Orioles Shut Out by Pittsburg in July 5 Game
Pittsburg defeats Baltimore 2 to 0 as Mullane holds the Orioles to scarce hits. Jennings errors costly for Baltimore leading to Pittsburg runs. McGraw is ejected by umpire McLaughlin and fined 35 dollars for back talk. Batteries Killen and Miller for Pittsburg Mullane and Robinson for Baltimore.
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Pittsburg
Baltimores
Killen
Mullane
Jennings
McLaughlin
McGraw
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Miller
Robinson
Cleveland Wins Fourth of July Tie Game In Late Batting
Cleveland defeats Brooklyn 9 to 7 after a tied morning contest. Dailey belts a home run. Attendance 1800. Hits Cleveland 12, Brooklyn 10. Errors Coveland 4, Brooklyn 3. Batteries Young and Zimmer for Cleveland Kennedy and Dailey for Brooklyn.
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Cleveland
Dailey
Broklyn
Brooklyn
Coveland
Young
Zimmer
Kennedy
Manchester Beats Portland In High-Scoring Series
New England League game in Manchester draws 200 spectators as Manchester erupts in a big third inning. Final score shows Manchester 11 to Portland 10 with 16 hits to 15, and 4 errors apiece. Batteries Kelly and McCauley duel Dilworth and Mahoney.
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Manchester
Portland
Kelly
McCauley
Dilworth
Mahoney
Lincoln Invincible as Fall River Walks Over Dover
Fall River defeats Dover with 12 hits to 5 errors for Dover. Lincoln pitched a near no hit game through nine innings as the Fall River offense produced enough runs. Attendance listed as 800. Final score and details show Lincoln and Burrell on the mound for Fall River with Morse and Donahue catching.
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Fall River
Lincoln
Fall Rivers
Dovers
Dover
Burrell
Morse
Donahue
Brockton Defeats Lewiston Behind Strong Play
Brockton used sharp fielding base running and heavy hitting to win. Welch’s pitching impressed as Ryan delivered crucial moments. Attendance 400. Final score Brockton 28 Lewiston 6. Hits Brockton 15 Lewiston 10. Errors Brockton 8 Lewiston 5. Batteries Ryan and Burke Welch and Hart.
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Brockton
Welch
Ryan
Lewiston
Burke
Hart
Pretty game at Troy ends in Troy win
A July 5 baseball game at Troy featured a late ninth inning rally. The final score shows Troy 3 Albany 2 with Troy earning the victory behind pitching by Devlin and Cahill and Albany errors contributing to the outcome.
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Albany
Troy
Devlin
Cahill
Bauswein
Wilson
Special caucus hearings to be held statewide
A special committee on caucus regulation plans a series of hearings across the Commonwealth. Meetings will visit each county, beginning in Boston at the State House, with weeks allotted to Suffolk residents, then continuing to other cities after initial sessions.
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Boston
State House
Suffolk County
Dutchman in Joy Street Domestic Dispute Report
A local rumor claimed a Dutch resident on Joy Street attempted to murder his wife by throat cutting. Dr Dearborn said no knife was used and medical aid was unnecessary. The incident stemmed from a family dispute after a blow to the wife’s jaw.
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Somerville
Joy Street
Second day at Cash League meet yields big winnings in New York
Pete Berle earned 365 dollars and placed second in three of four races while Wheeler won a 500 dollar purse and a 250 dollar first prize plus 200 dollars. Reports cover Somerville and Massachusetts clubs tours, rides, games, and social events, including a Bedford Springs lunch and a 9 to 7 baseball win.
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New York
Pete Berle
Wheeler
Somerville
Massachusetts
Bedford Springs
Hbasy
Softs
Thompson
Record
Waltham
Rollistone
Leominister
G. Darlow
Franklin Park
Gowell
Rutter
Foote
McCune
Hyde Park Rovers
J. A. Swanstrom
B. Phillips, Jr
Charles M. Andrews
J. H. Elliot
Alex Corbett
Ernest James
Warren Reynolds
Alex Holway
Harvey Henderson
Springfield
Windie
Harry Tyler
Tich
FB. A. Nelson
C. W. Nelson
van Wagoner
Williamson
Battey
Maplewood
Henry ©. Young
Nice
Jennie E. Little
Nellie Orcutt
Charles IF. Chandler
Hattie Barnes
Arther Batting
J. B. Pratt
L. Erickson
Wilkins
Lulu Lindwall
Corbett
George A. Place
New Hampshire
Concord
Windle
Gary
Taylor
Tyler
Riverside Club
Boston
Tremont House
Bicycle Club
Paterson
N. J
Clifton
Zimmerman
L. L. Clark
Malden Club
Salem Willows
Stop croadking stock gamblers do what they please
A blunt plea against stock market meddling urges letting market gamblers operate freely, arguing legitimate business should not rely on their interference or controls. The language reflects tension over market regulation and freedom for investors.
Actors Versus Press Baseball Game At South End Grounds
A comedy heavy baseball match between theatrical members and the press is planned for next Thursday at South End grounds. Comedians Alf Wheelan Dan Daly and E L Don will play with actors. Harry Dixey may join. Notables Pauline Hall and Jennie Yeamans will attend. Tickets from Press Club Park Tremont Appleton’s Connolly’s. Prizes include corned beef, season passes, and notable novelty awards.
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South End
Alf Wheelan
Dan Daly
E. L. Don
Harry Dixey
Austin & Stones
Anne
Boston
Pauline Hall
Jennie Yeamans
Press Club
Park
Tremont Theatres
Connolly’s
Appleton’s
Piealley
Rivilege
Boston Daily News
Harvard Yale boat race debate by famed oarsman
An aged sculler argues Harvard should hire a professional coach instead of chasing the Oxford stroke used by Yale. He praises Cook’s influence, cites English crews, notes Yale’s defeats after adopting the English stroke, and predicts Harvard’s win depends on Yale’s strength. Also mentions Charles River crew, Ras Rogers, Tom Higgins, and Kelcher’s trip. Stop croaking and earn money.
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Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
Cook
Yale
Europe
Bo Cook
Mike Davis
Plaisted
Charles River Athletic Association
Ramblers
Charles Rivers
Ras Rogers
Charles
Tom Higgins
Detroit
Jack Kelcher
The
Crescents
England
Ireland
Athletic Gossip Reveals Lowell Club and Local Meets
A Lowell business men's athletic group forms with plans for a Providence YMCA joint meet in three weeks and a September open meet. Notables Shattuck and other runners feature, with talk of clubs modeled after the B A A and Worcester Athletic Club.
Formed Lowell Hurling Club Attracts City Interest
Sporting miscellany notes a new Lowell hurling club with challenges from Boston clubs. A potential return game in Lowell may occur with the Shamrocks. The Irish American Athletic Union is nearly dissolved, and plans arise for a league including South Boston Charlestown Lynn Somerville and others. Over ten thousand watched Tuesday morning on the Common. A New York representative match is discussed as Boston teams are drawn from local clubs.
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Lowell
Boston
Shamrocks
Hilliard
New York
Gray
Franklin Park
Press Club
Among the Pugilists in a Quiet Boxing News Day
Pugilist notes report Dempsey undecided with Columbian Club despite a 10000 purse offer and critique his prior stance. Colum bian Club pursues bold matchups with Creedon Greg gains Napier and others, while Napier vows 118 lb limits and Howie Hodgkins expands as co manager. Jack Fallon becomes a Flatbush cop. Billy Murphy seeks featherweight bout and Coney Island hosts a local show August 17 with three bouts.
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Billy Smith
Dominick O’ Malley
Columbian Club
Dempsey
Columbian
John Hopkins
Dan Creedon
Cooke
Coney Island
Corbett
Mitchell
Jess
Seashore Club
Griffiny Smith
Creedon-Greggains
van Heest-Griffo
Corbett-Mitchell
Philadelphia
Ike Weir
Harry Daley
Cribb
Tom Tracy
Eers
Jack Dempsey
Tracy
George Dawson
Dawson Saia
Ate
Greggains
Creedon
Bill Sanders
Rockland House
West Roxbury
Gregains
John L. Sullivan
Jim
Australia
Sullivan
Jimmy Lynch
Jack Fallon
Billy Wilson
Flatbush
McCaffrey
C. A. C. Smith
Don Riordan
Harry Newmyer
Billy McCarthy
al O’brien
Horace Leeds
O’brien
Ed Smith
Henley Regatta Opens With Record Entrants and Action
London July 5 The Henley regatta opened with record entries. First rounds moved, finals to be decided Friday. Leander beat Magdalen in the grand challenge cup while Thames, London, and Trinity clubs won their heats. Royal Chester and Third Trinity had byes or scratches as crews raced for Wyfold and other cups.
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London
Leander Rowing Club
Magdalen College Rowing Club
Thames Rowing Club
Societe Nautique de la Basse Seine
London Rowing Club
Trinity (Cambridge
Dublin University
Molesey Club
Vesta Rowing Club
Trinity College
Oxford
New College
Radley College
Bradford Grammar School
Trinity
Bedford Grammar School
Diamond Secalls
William Boyd
Trinity College, Dublin
Hudson
George McHenry
Cercle de l’Aviron
Chariss Fenwick
Societe d’Encouragement de Sport Nautique
Brasenose College
Magdalen College
Trinity College (Dublin
Royal Chester Club
Royal Chester
Molesey
Midway
Thames
Kingston Rowing Club
Monetary unrest and currency scarcity grip New York banks
New York reports show unrest, loss of confidence, and currency scarcity. Banks request large currency shipments from Boston Baltimore and Pittsburgh. Philadelphia bank refuses a $150000 cash check, implying cash or silver payment. Silver low prices spur gold property sales with claims sold for about $100000. Treasury received 530000 ounces of silver offers with no buys yet.
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New York
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Prescott
Ann
Treasury Department
Washington
New silver colon coin proposed for world circulation
Nathan Appleton of Boston urges adoption of a metric silver coin called the colon or Columbus to commemorate the 400th anniversary of discovery. He proposes 25 metric grams of nine tenths fine silver with an implied value near 25 market dollars, scalable by population, for international use and stable exchanges.
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United States of America
Central
South America
Mexico
International Monetary Congress
Nathan Appleton
Boston
President Andrews Advocates Remonetizing Silver World Trade
President E B Andrews of Brown University spoke at the Colorado Summer School of Sciences urging remonetization of silver to bridge the gold and silver worlds. He warned demonetization harmed global exchange, trade, and loans, and urged the U S to push free silver coinage if Britain and others would join, aiming to counter India’s move toward a gold standard.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado Summer School of Sciences, Philosophy and Languages
E. B. Andrews
Brown University
International Monetary Conference
Andrews
Great Britain
Germany
America
Mexico
United States
China
Japan
England
India
East
Mar Eehy
South America
Indian Exchange
Financial troubles sweep several cities in July distress
A flurry of failures and suspensions reported across North America on July 5. A. L. Jones & Co. of Syracuse failed with liabilities around 80,000 and assets about 40,000. The Golden Eagle Clothing Co. in Kansas City faced $60,000 in chattel mortgages with liabilities near $90,000. The American National Bank in Pueblo, the Catract Bank receiverhip in Niagara Falls, Ward's Bank of Forestville in Buffalo, and Omaha & South Texas Co in Houston Heights all show varying asset and liability figures. Prescott cheese dealers hit by J. E. Thompson & Co. assignment. Commercial Bank in Winnipeg declared insolvent with liabilities listed at 1,370,000 and assets at 1,981.16. London bullion shift and other mini crises noted.
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Syracuse
A. L. Jones & Co
Kansas City
Golden Eagle Clothing Company
Pueblo
Col
American National Bank
Niagara Falls
Peter A. Horton
Catract Bank
Buffalo
Ward
Bank of Forestville
Houston
Tex
Omaha & South Texas Company
Houston Heights
Boston
Toronto
J. E. Thompson & Co
Prescott
Montreal
Winnipeg
Commercial Bank
Dominion An
London
Bank of England
Howard
S. D
About You and Your Friends in Local News
Sergeant Murphy covers for Sergeant Vinal during his vacation at Station 12. The burial of Robert Gill occurred at Mt Calvary Cemetery after a high requiem mass at Gate of Heaven Church. Efforts push for a patrol wagon ambulance station behind Station 12 with funding requested by Captain Warren. The St Augustine Young Men's Association met at St Augustine Hall on important business. Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret H. Crowley were held at 40 A Street and later at SS Peter and Paul. The Tosebud Club visited Miss Eva Anderson at Irving Cottage Crescent Beach for a lawn party with music and refreshments. The crowd included many young ladies and gentlemen. The funeral for Miss Crowley is set for 2 PM today from 40 A Street.
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Vinal
Station 12
T. J. Murphy
Robert Gill
Point
Gate of Heaven Church
Father Merritt
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Warren
St. Augustine
Crowley
Tosebud Club
Eva Anderson
Irving Cottage
Crescent Beach
Nccollation
Mamie Kelley
Annie Haines
Fannie Haines
Mamie Hunt
Teresa McDermott
Alice Owens
Nellie Hassett
Katie Donovan
Mamie Donovan
Nay Madden
Mamie Bean
Margaret Lally
Mamie Haines
Messrs
Daniel Hares
Charles Grace
B. Devine
M. Limmerich
J. W. Higgins
George Hughes
John McKenna
D. Bean
Will Ryan
J. J. Goulding
Eh. Conway
Frank O’brien
Charles Conley
David Kimmins
Margaret Crowley
Fine New Mail bicycle prize awarded to Gus Hubner
Local labor figure John T Edwards offered the fine New Mail bicycle for the unpopular ex railway man. Gus Hubner won the prize amid his friends' strong support. A seven year old boy, John J Nolan, was struck by a freight train near Marion street while trying to grab a girl’s hat. He lost his left ankle and was taken to City Hospital. An overturned loop at 245 Webster street caused a fire alarm from Box 615. The home, owned by Mrs M S Anderson, sustained about 50 dollars in damage with 100 dollars in furniture loss.
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John T. Edwards
Gus Hubner
Hubner
Gus
John J. Nolan
Boston & Maine Railroad
Marion Street
Nolan
City Hospital
James McCully
Webster Street
M. S. Anderson
Everett Council Amends Bicycle Speed and Signal Ordinance
At a recent Everett Common Council meeting the bicycle rider hearing resulted in an amended ordinance prohibiting excessive speed and racing on city streets. Bikes must bear a loud signal device such as a gong bell horn and violators face a fine of five to ten dollars per offense.
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Everett
Fire alarm for bacon works roof in Somerville
The Box 31 fire alarm in Cambridge yesterday morning was for a small blaze on the roof of Howe's bacon works at Stillhouse street foot in Somerville. The Somerville system alert failed due to excitability. John Talbot of Somerville fell from an electric car on Main street yesterday, sustaining severe head and face injuries.
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Cambridge
Howe's
Bacon Works
Stillhouse Street
Somerville
John Talbot
Main Street
Funeral for James Cooney at St Rose Church Interred at Holy Cross
James Cooney’s funeral was held at St Rose Church yesterday morning with Father Sheenan officiating. The remains were interred at Holy Cross Cemetery. An overnight fire alarm at Box 12 reported a small fire at 98 Marginal Street, Mary Dunn’s residence, caused by firecrackers and causing about $5 in damage.
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James Cooney
St. Rose’s Church
Sheenan
Holy Cross Cemetery
Marginal Street
Mary Dunn
Police Officers Brown and Emerton Begin Vacation
Officers Brown and John Emerton started their vacation yesterday, becoming the first members of the force to take leave.
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Brown
John Emerton
Installation of officers at Nonantum Tribe meeting
At a regular meeting of the Nonantum Tribe of Red Men in Abbottsford Hall last night, officers were installed including William L Hathaway as sachem and Robert H Gray as senior sagamore. Other newly installed roles include Robert M Moore junior sagamore, Charles B Dearborn prophet, H J Abbott first sachem, E H Crocker first warrior, W Bayfield first brave, D W Johnson wigwam member, and James Palmer gunbearer of forest.
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Abbottsford Hall
William L Hathaway
Robert H. Gray
Sagamore
Robert M., Moore
Stop Croaking No Excuses For Hard Times
A terse editorial figure condemns excuses for hard times and urges practical action to endure economic strain. The piece frames resilience as essential, urging readers to face adversity with resolve and effort rather than complaint.
City Hospital Faces Critical Wound Chain From Night Incidents
James Ware, 87, lying at City Hospital after a horse harnessing accident on Northampton Street left him with a fractured skull and little chance to live. Thomas Haines, 1818 Washington Street, was admitted after a bullet wound from a pocket revolver exploded on Emerald Street. John Holmes, 20, of 53 O Street, South Boston, was accidentally shot in the right hand by a 32 calibre revolver on the Fourth.
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James Ware
City Hospital
Northampton Street
Ware
Lenox Street
South End
Thomas Haines
Washington Street
Emerald Street
Dover
John Holmes
O Street
Boston
Barn Shooting Arrest Over Accidental Eye Injury
John Janse aged 24 was arrested for assault and battery with a gun after an afternoon shooting in a barn behind 31 Field Street South End. James Lawger was struck in the eye but expected to recover. police call the incident largely accidental and the report reached authorities late yesterday.
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John Janse
James Lawger
Field Street
South End
Lawger
City Hospital
Motorman Injured Slipping On Street Car Task
Martin Kenney, 20, slipped while mounting a headlight on the street car he operates. He broke his left leg, was taken to City Hospital, and resides at 370 East Eighth Street, South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kenney
East Eighth Street
South Boson
Fire damages fixtures shop at 23 Otis Street
Firefighters report Box 49 rung at 9 02 last evening for a blaze on the first floor of an iron building 23 Otis street occupied by Henry T Edwards dealer in gas and electric fixtures. Wires carried heavy currents and damaged stock by sem and three glass windows were smashed. Stop croaking give the country a chance.
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Otis Street
Henry T. Edwards
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