Woman Hero Rescues Three Families From Fire
Mrs. Salome Goldstein of 19 Motte street rushed into a burning three family home at 332 Harrison avenue Oswego street to save a two year old girl Sadie Freed and guided other residents to safety. She re entered to retrieve the child as flames blocked exits. The fire started in Lazarus Christol tobacco store on the first floor and is deemed incendiary. Damages about 1500 dollars. The fire marshal will investigate.
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Salome Goldstein
Motte Street
Oswego Street
Harrison Avenue
Sadie Freed
Mrs. Freed
Sadie
Mrs. Goldstein
Freed
Max Wheeler
Goldstein
Solomon Kirshin
Cunard Saxonia Brings Brides to East Boston Dock
The Cunard liner Saxonia docked at the new Pier 3 in East Boston, hosting 15 brides from Scotland England and their American fiancés. Four couples wed at the dock with James A Burns officiating as dock parson. The ship carried 67 first class 277 second class and 981 steerage passengers amid fog and new immigration facilities praised by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxonia
Cunard
Susan C. H. Cass
Galashiels
Scotland
John Pringle
Lawrence
Christine Walker
Edinburgh
Henry Thompson
Cambridge
Elsie Grant
England
William Smith
Hardwick
Elizabeth Pinkney
Huddersfield
George H. Waterhouse
Lowell
Mauretania
Lusitania
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Cunard Steamship Company
James Lee
Revere
Immaculate Conception Church
J. A. Mitchell
Newton
B. Frye
F. N. Stackpole
Boston
Father Joe
Ireland
Syrup of Figs Promises Natural Relief for Constipation
Advertisement claims Walbro and Syrup of Figs as a gentle oxative remedy to form regular habits with proper nourishment and efforts. It emphasizes aiding nature rather than supplanting function and urges purchase of genuine California syrup from leading druggists at a regular price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Harvard Medical School Forms Preventive Medicine Department
Harvard Medical School establishes a dedicated preventive medicine department with Dr Milton J Rosenau of Washington as head. The specialist, former Army and Navy Medical School professor and Hygienic Laboratory director, will lead studies on disinfection, vaccines, bacteriology, pasteurization and disease epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Medical School
Milton J. Rosenau
Washington
Rosenau
Army and Navy Medical School
United States Public Health Marine Hospital
Berlin
Paris
University of Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Near to Man-Eating Lions Raid in Kenya
In Naivasha British East Africa the government closes the Nairobi Fort Hall road as man eating lions invade the district. Several natives have been killed. Colonel Roosevelt and his hunters are at Naivasha Lake about 50 miles away.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
Nairobi
Fort Hall
Kenya
Roosevelt
Naivasha Lake
Pastor in Pittsburg Arrested for Burglary
The Rev. Dr. D. C. Martin pastor of the East End Reformed Presbyterian Church and prominent National Reform League member was arrested for housebreaking and held on $1000 bail. The alleged crime occurred March 14 and became known today by Alderman Schlenderberg who brought him to court.
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Pittsburg
Penn
D. C. Martin
East End
Local Cleric Accused in Housebreaking and Assault Case
M D Leas sues Dr Martin after a preliminary hearing where a coachman is said to have aided a burglary at 116 Federal Street taking four mahogany chairs a bed and an optician chair. Leas claims the stolen goods went to 401 North Highland Avenue. He also alleges a minister struck him and accused arson. Dr Martin calls it a mistake. Parishioners React.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Leas
Dr. Martin
North Highland Avenue
Leas
Martin
Robber snatches from two women in crowded street
Two women walking on Washington street were robbed by a snatch thief who netted 66 dollars before fleeing into a throng. Police later arrested two shoplifting suspects in a nearby department store, Georgiana Larson 28 and Julia Morse 40, linked to a 12 dollar theft whose goods were recovered.
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Washington Street
Edward C. Sullivan
Commonwealth Avenue
M. B. McCure
Chicago
Old Orchard
Curley Backs Charter Plan No 2 in Dorchester Fight
Alderman James M Curley and ex Mayor Fitzgerald back charter plan No 2 with plan 2 support from Timilty and O Connell group backing Plan 1 cited as a strong local representation fight. The Good Government Association and the committee of 100 endorse Plan 2 after a Boston City Club meeting.
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James M. Curley
Fitzgerald
Tammany
James P. Timilty
O'Connell
The
Republic
O’connell
Ward
Dorchester
Good Government Association
Committee of 100
Boston City Club
Negro Troops to Receive Big Ovation in New York
The Tenth Cavalry troopers, now returning from the Philippines en route to Fort Van Buren Vermont, will be honored by a large demonstration staged by New York's black population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tenth Cavalry
Philippines
Fort van Buren
Van Camp's Beans Promise Superior Nutty Texture
The advertisement claims baked beans using steam ovens at 245 degrees for uniform heat, producing beans that are nutty mealy and whole. It contrasts home cooking with canned beans, asserting Van Camp's offers faster, tastier meals with tomato sauce baked in, stating high nutritional value and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camp
Boston mariner recalls sea life and first turbine captaincies
OuLofoston Captain S. F. Pike, master of the Calvin Austin, reflects on a life spent at sea from a Bangor beginning to command the first turbine built in the United States. He recalls early sailing, service with the International Line, and notable stays between St. John and Portland.
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S. F. Pike
Calvin Austin
St. John
N. B
Bangor
Lubec
West Indies
Old International Line
Eastport
Portland
Pike
Post
United States
Governor Cobb
Chester
Delaware
Yale
Here
New York
Cobb
Boston
St. Croix
Norfolk
Siamese Twins Dahlias Grower Displays Odd Flower
John L. Kileup of 14 Dumas Street Brighton brought to the Post an unusual dahlia specimen named Siamese Twins. The two distinct blossoms share a single top stem, back to back from one point, among his many flowering plants in a 40 foot square garden at Litchfield and Dumas.
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The
Post
John L. Kileup
Dumas Street
Brighton
Kileup
Litchfield
Dumas Streets
Tramp Bride and Bridegroom Tie On Coal Yard Wedding
Miss Minnie Edwards of Youngstown and William Bedford Kelsey of Chicago were married by Justice Henry Constable in Trenton coal yards aboard Pennsylvania Railroad. Both wore male disguises during the union, sealed after a week of knowing each other on train rides. Three engine drivers and a fireman signed the certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Minnie Edwards
Youngstown
William Bedford Kelsey
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Constadine
Justice
Kelsey
Constabine
Bishop Talbot Heads to Cambridge to Open Conference
Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of the Central Pennsylvania diocese arrived in Cambridge and will open the summer conference at Episcopal Theological School on Monday evening. He will preach at St Pauls Church on Tremont Street tomorrow morning and at the Church of the Advent on Brimmer Street tomorrow evening.
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Ethelbert Talbot
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Episcopal Theological School
St. Paul's Church
Tremont Street
Church of the Advent
Brimmer Street
Court rules phones not to police language use
Des Moines July 9 The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled a telephone company may cut service for offensive language but cannot compel patrons to pledge civility or bar them from overhearing others private conversations. The decision states phone companies exist to provide service, not regulate user speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Court of Appeals of
Iowa
Central
Promise Funds for Democrats Plan Campaign Drive
The finance committee of the Democratic State committee met at the Boston Tavern at 5 30 pm to discuss raising a campaign fund for the Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Chairman McLeod said assurances from sources would bring substantial funds and noted Vahey's strong statewide support compared with more conservative rivals.
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Travernor
Finance Committee
Democratic State Committee
Boston
McLeod
James H. Vahey
Bridget OConnell Killed by Express Train at Weymouth Crossing
Mrs. Bridget OConnell was struck and instantly killed by a New York New Haven Hartford express train from Cohasset for Boston at the Commercial street crossing in Weymouth. Investigation underway.
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Weymouth
Bridget O'Connell
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Cohasset
Boston
Commercial Street
Royal guests attend Dorchester House dinner in London
King and Queen with Princess Victoria join American ambassador's reception at Dorchester House. Guests mingle as Madame Nordica and John McCormack perform while Casano's band plays. A grand supper room imitates a conservatory with mirrored walls and chandeliers.
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London
Dorchester House
Madame Nordica
John McCormack
Casano
Will Merge Hotels Cecil and Brewster
The Hotel Cecil which recently closed due to lease expiration will not reopen as an independent hotel. It will be connected with Hotel Brewster by the owner Miss Lotta Crabtree, uniting the two properties under one management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Brewster
Miss Lotta Crabtree
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Father Lee
Walbro
Fall River Line
River Line
South Station
Ikke
Washington Se
Curley
Michigan
van Camp Packing Company
Indianapolis, Indiana
OuLofoston
Odd Dahlias
Garsden
Bishop Talbot
Promise
Train
Reid
Nepal
Neyae Yasue
van “Crosby
Washburn
Crosbys
Crosby
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