Denial over B A Cars Called Tank by Santa Fe Officials
A Boston mass letter to the editor disputes a Post report that Santa Fe officials refused to haul Boston & Albany cars carrying cavalry and substituted their own. Santa Fe confirms transfer of troops to Santa Fe cars at Kansas City and notes nine coaches in the train, one from Boston & Albany.
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Santa Fe
el Paso
Tex
Boston
Albany
Kansas City
Cars Junk
Mass
J. L. Truden
C. W. Kouns
Topeka
C. B. Strohm
Boston & Albany
Ww. E. Adams
Outbreak of Infantile Paralysis Claims 150 Lives in City
New York July 5 health department reports 600 cases of infantile paralysis in Manhattan and greater city, with 150 deaths giving a 25 percent mortality rate. Ninety-one new cases since yesterday afternoon and 157 since Monday noon. Seven deaths since yesterday, all in Brooklyn, totaling 55 since Saturday.
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New York
Manhattan
Health Department
Brooklyn
Public health officials temper fears over paralysis outbreak
Dr B C Waters and Dr S Josephine Baker urged calm about the epidemic noting infant deaths from diarrheal disease far exceed paralysis deaths this year. A cool spell is seen as a favorable factor while Rockefeller Institute research is limited by monkey shipment delays from the Philippines.
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B. C. Waters
Bureau of Preventable Diseases
Health Department
S. Josephine Baker
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Rockefeller Institute
Philippines
Three Infantile Paralysis Cases Found in Chicago
In Chicago inspectors under Health Commissioner John Dill Robertson report three infantile paralysis cases, part of a spread from New York with a nearby outbreak near Springfield NL. The commissioner says no epidemic is imminent but orders that all three cases be kept un-
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Chicago
New York
Springfield
John Dill Robertson
Health inspectors screen infants on trains to Chicago
The commission held a conference with department heads to review measures. Health inspectors boarded every incoming train from the East to examine infants aboard, ensuring health checks at entry.
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Chicago
Newport Reports Two Mild Infantile Paralysis Cases
Two infantile paralysis cases appeared in Newport Rhode Island. The Board of Health announced the patients are not serious, with a rigid quarantine in effect and the situation well in hand.
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Newport
R. I
Board of Health
Memorial in Boston Honors Carrizal Dead Cavalrymen
Public memorial at Faneuil Hall tonight at 8 o clock honors Tenth U S Cavalry killed at Carrizal Mexico. Emory T Morris of Cambridge presides with William Monroe Trotter as secretary. Rev M W Thornton will give the invocation and addresses will follow by Rev M A N Shaw Dr Ernest Gruening and others. Bishop Alexander Walters will close. Admission free.
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U. S. Cavalry
Carrizal
Mexico
Faneuil Hall
National Equal Rights League
Citizens’ Committee
Boston
Emory T. Morris
Cambridge
Equal Rights League
William Monroe Trotter
M. W. Thornton
Charles Street A. M. E
M. A. N. Shaw
Twelfth Baptist Church
Ernest Gruening
Clement G. Morgan
Baxter Takes Nomination Papers for Governor McCall
Charles S. Baxter former Medford mayor who ran Governor McCall's campaign yesterday filed the nomination papers at the Secretary of State office confirming McCall as a candidate for re election. Governor McCall's re election bid was formally declared with the filing.
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McCall
Charles S. Baxter
Medford
Yale Club recruitment drive to fill field artillery battalion
An open meeting at the Yale Club in New York will seek to recruit Yale field artillery to the War Department minimum strength. The appeal asks Harvard and Princeton students and graduates to aid in the effort.
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New York
Yale Club
Yale Battalion
Field Artillery
War Department
Harvard
Princeton
Rescue at Sea as Ferry Crew Foils Suicide Attempt
A man tried to take his life by jumping from the Boston harbor ferry Ashburnham at night. Two others near him shouted and moved to help as the vessel neared East Boston. Frederick W. Baldau, 82 Bussett Street West Roxbury, vanished after leaping into the water as passengers watched in alarm. Samuel M. Tucker reported the incident.
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Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Ashburnham
Rowe's Wharf
Boston
East Boston
Frederick W. Baldau
Bussett Street
West Roxbury
Samuel M. Tucker
McCormick Plans Senate Campaign Role with Saulsbury
Democratic National Committee Chairman Vance McCormick conferred with Senators about the party's strategy to hold the Senate. Senator Saulsbury of Delaware was tentatively chosen to lead that effort and may head a bureau under McCormick rather than chairing a separate senatorial committee.
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Washington
Vance McCormick
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Saulsbury
Delaware
McCormick
National Committee
Democratic plan expands Senate role in presidential campaign
Senator Walsh of Montana and possibly other Senators may join Mr McCormick on the campaign committee to advise on the senatorial fight. Democrats say this is unprecedented as one third of the Senate faces election, and seek to keep the congressional committee focused on House races.
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Walsh
Montana
McCormick
Senate
Congressional Committee
House
Boston Light Vessel Rescuers Honored for Life Saving
Mayor Curley announced that Master Walter H. Warnock and Assistant Engineer Olaf Peterson of the Boston Light Vessel were commended by Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield for rescuing a seaman who fell or jumped from the vessel on May 17.
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Mayor Curley
Washington
Walter H. Warnock
Olaf Peterson
Boston Light Vessel
William C. Redfield
Secretary of Commerce
Warnock
Peterson
Boston
Miss Nora H McDonough Weds Coleman J McDonough
Miss Nora H McDonough daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas McDonough of Arlington Heights married Coleman J McDonough son of Mr and Mrs Coleman McDonough of South Boston yesterday. The ceremony occurred at St James Church Arlington Heights.
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Nora H. McDonough
Thomas McDonough
Wollaston Avenue
Arlington Heights
Coleman J. McDonough
Coleman McDonough
4Th Street
South
Boston
Young McDonough
St. James Church
First man saves Baldau from ferry disaster at Lynn
On the Lynn ferry at 101 South Street Baldau slipped from the rail. The first man to reach him dived in and grabbed Baldau by the hair as both disappeared. Tucker then rescued Baldau, pulling him ashore and reviving him at East Boston Relief Hospital.
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South Street
Lynn
Baldau
Tucker
East Boston Relief Hospital
Moriarty Funeral Notice for William John Moriarty
In Brooklyn New York on July 2 William John son of Cornelius and Ellen Moriarty nee McDermott. Funeral from 50 Warren Street Charlestown Friday July 7 at 8 30 Requiem high mass at St Marys Church Warren Street at 9 Relatives and friends invited. St John New Brunswick papers please copy. NILSON Nils Nilson late of 13 Atherton Street suddenly Funeral notice later.
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Moriarty
Brooklyn
N. Y
William John
Cornelius
Ellen Moriarty
McDermott
Warren St
Charlestown
St. Mary's Church
St. John
N. B
Nilson
Nils Nilson
Atherton St
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U.S. Senate
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Boston Light Rescue
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Pierce
Winthrop Sales Co
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New York City
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Massachusetts
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Cardinal O’connell
Copenhagen
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England
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Dover
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Jordan Marsh Company
Filene’s Sons Co
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