Drowning Rescue Of Two Girls At Winthrop Beach
Helen and Beatrice Ingalls eleven and thirteen were pulled unconscious from a sewer hole at low tide near Thornton station Winthrop. Homer Kelley and Harold Ambromson rushed to aid, reviving them after more than half an hour. The girls, daughters of Mr and Mrs Oscar Ingalls, attend Edward B Newton grammar school.
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Helen
Beatrice Ingalls
Thornton Station
Winthrop
Homer Kelley
Harold Ambromson
Oscar Ingalls
Pleasant Street
Kelley
Ambromson
Edward B. Newton Grammar School
Boston Club Receivership Sues Former Members
Oscar A. Marden as receiver sues 115 former Boston Club members for dues and house charges. Claims range from 2 to 100 dollars, others 50 to 75. Defendants say some items do not exist and that withdrawal or resignation excuses payment.
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Boston
Boston Club
Oscar A. Marden
Irene La Blanc Weds Joseph Langley in Gloucester
Irene La Blanc sister of Hattie La Blanc who is jailed in East Cambridge for the Glover murder case wed Joseph Langley of Gloucester. The ceremony at City Hall was a surprise to friends. Irene, 18, and Langley, 23, were recorded in the license. Irene says she is two years younger than Hattie and three years younger than Lillian.
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Irene LA Blanc
Glover
Joseph Langley
Gloucester
Hattie la Blanc
East Cambridge
Clarence F. Glover
City Hall
Irene
Hattie
Lillian
Funeral of Chief Justice Melville Fuller at Sorrento
The Church of the Redeemer in Sorrento Maine hosted the funeral for Melville W Fuller chief justice of the U S Supreme Court who died Monday. Relatives national figures and summer residents filled the church while Rev James E Freeman led a simple Episcopal service and a Bar Harbor quartet sang hymns. Pallbearers included Governor Charles E Hughes Associate Justices Holmes and McKenna Senator Eugene Hale General Thomas H Hubbard and Nathaniel L Francis. Five daughters could not attend besides Mrs Francis.
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Sorrento
Melvile W. Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Church of the Redeemer
Fuller
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Joseph McKenna
United States Supreme Court
United States
Eugéne Hale
Maine
Thomas H. Hubbard
Nathaniel L. Francis
Washington
Two Men Die in Elevator Accidents in Boston
Two men were crushed to death by elevators in Boston yesterday. William P. Hughes, 25 Union Park Street, South End, an electrician, was fatally injured while repairing wires under a loading elevator at the Bay Street works of the Cambridge sub way project. The lift dropped, crushing him and fracturing his skull as around fifty workers freed the body. Frank O Neil, 38, of 367 Beacon Street Somerville, died under an elevator at the Exchange Club while cleaning and oiling beneath it. The fifth floor car, commanded by Edward Matthews, descended without warning. O Neil had served at the club for 14 years and is survived by a widowed mother, a brother John, and a sister Emma.
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Boston
William P. Hughes
Union Park Street
South End
Frank O'Neil
Beacon Street
Somerville
Hughes
Bay Street
Cambridge
Exchange Club
Edward Matthews
Northampton Street
O’neil
O'Neil
John
Emma
Postal official weds Anna Flynn in South Boston ceremony
Frank S. Childs assistant superintendent of the money order division at the central post office married Miss Anna Louise Flynn of South Boston at Gate of Heaven Church. The ceremony occurred shortly after 8 o'clock and was conducted by Rev. Robert J. Johnson. The bride was attended by her cousin Miss Margaret E. McLella, with Edward J. McGrath serving as best man.
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South Boston
Frank S. Childs
Money Order
Central Post Office
Anna Louise Flynn
Gate of Heaven Church
Robert J. Johnson
Margaret E. McLella
Edward J. McGrath
Roxbury
Tahe Advantage Of New Bankruptcy Law In Massachusetts
The Staten Company of Melrose heating and ventilating engineers filed a voluntary petition yesterday in the U S District Court, becoming the first Massachusetts firm to use the amendment allowing corporations to enter voluntary bankruptcy. Previously corporations needed creditor consent to seek relief under bankruptcy laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Staten Company of
Melrose, Heating and Ventilating Engineers
United States District Court
Driscoll Appointed Deputy Penal Commissioner
Dennis D. Driscoll, a prominent labor leader, was yesterday appointed deputy penal commissioner at a salary of $2500 per year by Penal Commissioner Gore. The appointment was made at the suggestion of the Mayor.
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Dennis D. Driscoll
Gore
Mayor names Driscoll penal commissioner amid Civil Service doubt
The city rejects Civil Service Commission involvement in Driscoll’s appointment to the penal commissioner post, replacing Herbert Carruth who was ousted after a Finance Commission probe. Driscoll, formerly a horse shoer at South End Yard, would oversee inmate cases to seek remedies and emphasize job training.
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Civil Service Commission
Driscoll
Fitzgerald
South Ena
Mr. Driscoll
Herbert Carruth
Hibbard
Finance Commission
Penal Institutions Department
Carruth
John F. Sullivan
Boston
John E. Baldwin
South Boston
Home Remedies for Skin Care and Hair Health
A home guide presents remedies for beauty and personal care including a greaseproof face cream from almoroin and water, a safe homemade shampoo with canthrax, complexion lotion with spurmax, delatone hair remover, quinine hair tonic, a simple eye tonic, a blood tonic, and a flesh reducer with parnous.
Parents Risk Lives and Save Children
Mr and Mrs John C King of 227 Trenton Street East Boston risked their lives to rescue their four children from a fire at their home. Mrs Ling dashed through flames to awaken William aged 12 and George aged 9 while Mr King, shaving when the blaze started, carried Agnes four and Madeline seven down the stairs before flames forced a retreat.
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John C. King
Trenton Street
Boston
King
William
George
Ling
Agnes
Madeline
George King
Mrs. King
Train Jumped Engineeer Dead In Coltsville Crash
Pittsfield July 6 Edward Brewer 55 the engineer was killed instantly when the locomotive jumped a switch and crashed into freight cars at Coltsville on the North Adams line. Fireman John Lawlor was slightly burned and no passengers were injured.
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Pittsfield
Edward Brewer
Coltsville
North Adams
John Lawlor
Mob Attacks Jews in Kiev Suburb Reported
July 6 dispatches to Jewish Aid Society describe a dangerous mob in Slobodskoi a Kiev suburb attacking Israelites. Six seriously injured and many more slightly hurt, with widespread threats and abuse terrorizing the Jewish population. no deaths reported.
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Berlin
Kiev
Slobodskoi
Vvyateka
Fire in wooden house harms King family property
A fire started in a closet full of rags in a wooden house causing an estimated $500 in damage. Mr King escaped through back stairs as they collapsed behind him, reaching the yard with his burdens. Mrs King was at the stove when the blaze began, and the structure burned quickly due to its timber construction.
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Mr. King
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Hattie LaBlanc
India
Ceylon
Formosa
Orloff
Chase & Sanborn
Dr. Estabrooks
Down Town
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Estabrooks
Thomas T. Estabrooks
Washington Street
Evan Over
Jaynes
Oxford
Opp
Siegel’s
Jurist Fuller
O. K
BIG
Jack London
Klondike
Wall Street
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