270 Pound Rescuer Walks In at New Bedford Beach
Joseph F. Slocum of Cambridge weighing 270 pounds saved Miss Maida Wilson from drowning at Sconticut Beach. Though unable to swim, he waded over 200 feet into the sea to reach her and brought her safely to shore.
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New Bedford
Joseph F. Slocum
Cambridge
Maida Wilson
Sconticut
Slocum
Man Rescues Vaudeville Actress From Treacherous Beach Current
Miss Wilson, a vaudeville actress on vacation, cried for help as a strong current swept her near the neck. Slocum, a Cambridge resident, leaped in without removing his clothes and dragged her to shore, then called a carriage and disappeared. Jocum, unable to swim, also waded in and aided briefly before Slocum acted.
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Miss Wilson
Slocum
Jocum
Cambridge
Police seize liquor in Charlestown home
Sergeant Daniel Toomey and officers from Station 15 raided Mary Carney at 50 Henley Street yesterday with a search warrant. They seized whiskey and lager beer and a number of empty bottles.
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Daniel Toomey
Charlestown
Mary Carney
Henley Street
Somerville Woman in Critical Condition After Double Shooting
Mrs Alice B Frost shot herself in the left breast and wounded friend Arthur T Holt at their Somerville home. Frost rests on the danger list at Somerville Hospital with a punctured left lung. Holt remains hospitalized as an outpatient after an X ray is taken. Frost is husband George N Frost’s wife and mother to Blanche and Melvin, who stay with grandfather James N Frost at 12 Albion Street.
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Alice B. Frost
Ashland Street
Somerville
Arthur T. Holt
Holt
George N. Frost
Blanche
Melvin
James N. Frost
Albion Street
Bells mark Perry centennial with Peace Sunday in Erie
Erie Pennsylvania observes the 100th anniversary of Commodore Perry's Lake Erie victory with bell ringing and a Peace Sunday across churches. The program includes mass meetings, prayers, and speeches by State Senator Henry A. Clark and Erie officials. The Niagara and Essex ships anchor in the harbor as a reenactment area opens for visitors.
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Erie
Penn
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
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Perry Centennial Commission
Perry Square
Rogers Israel
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Henry A. Clark
Charles E. English
John KE. Fitzmaurice
Perry
Great Lakes
Niagara
Misery Bay
Revenue Cutter
Essex
Pennsylvania
Waterford
Philadelphia
Standardized Kitchen Promoted by Christine Frederick
Christine Frederick argues for scientific home management applying factory efficiency to households. She endorses a wage schedule for servants and a bonus system, plus a standardized kitchen with affordable tools including a disappearing icebox a dish drying rack a turbine egg beater and a vertical letter file for cookery recipes and a wheeled tray for table service.
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Christine Frederick
A Female Reformer Outlines Efficient Household Management
The speaker details a 1000-card time and worry saving cabinet with classified items like David's winter wraps at the cedar chest. She proposes a pay linked to performance, fixed hours, vacations, and a scientific system for maids, foreseeing a shift toward live-out houseworkers and an end to a permanent servant class.
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Frederick
David
Deny Draper Strike Off Despite Reports
Milford July 6 Leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World deny a local report that the Draper plant strike was called off. While some workers have returned, hundreds remain on strike and will continue until a settlement with management. The union says enemy forces issued the earlier statements.
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Milford
Industrial Workers of the World
Draper
Draper Mills
Preacher threatens assault during church visit
The Rev Dr Charles E McClellan pastor of Fairhill Baptist Church in Philadelphia warned police he may need a cell and a hospital cot as he threatened to attack a man during a planned church gathering. The incident followed his plan to treat the congregation to a special event.
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Philadelphia
Charles E. McClellan
Fairhill Baptist Church
McClellan
Illustrated sermon at Garden Theatre with moving pictures
The preacher planned a long sermon and rented the Garden Theatre to present an illustrated lecture using a moving picture apparatus for the congregation.
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Garden Theatre
Theatre Demands Police Action Over Vandalized Movie Machine
Dr McClellan ordered the operator to start a crowd scene but someone dismantled the projector leaving it useless. He sought a jail cell for the suspected vandal and a hospital cot for the offender while vowing to publicize the deed. Congregants then attended services at the church two blocks away.
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Moving Picture Machine
McClellan
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