Hart as Auto Strikes Cycle
Donald Carmichael and his brother George were badly cut and shaken up when the motorcycle they rode was struck by a car driven by Jacob Grossman on Cordington Street Quincy. The youths were returning home to Houghs Neck at speed when the auto cornered Newcomb Street and collided. They were taken to the Quincy Hospital but were not dangerously hurt.
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Donald Carmichael
George
Jacob Gross
Cordington Street
Quincy
Hough’s Neck
Newcomb Street
Quincey Hospital
Poslam Heals Summer Rashes and Itching Relief Ad
Advertisement promotes Poslam as a healing and antiseptic skin remedy for eczema heat rash sunburn insect bites and various skin irritations. It claims quick relief overnight and suggests Poslam Soap for toilet use. Samples offered by sending 40 stamps to Emerney Laboratories in Newark City. Sold by druggists.
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Emerney Laboratories
West 25Th St
Newark City
All Druggisia
Estate of Houghton Heirs Seek Hidden Will Mystery
A sensational probate case follows the 1914 deaths of Houghton and his daughter Mary C. The railroaded inquiry centers on a possible will of chauffeur Charles Withers, later disputed by Harriett Withers. Daughters Florence Gallup and Susan McKean pursue administration as detectives question heirs and a maker of a long-moneied will.
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Houghton
North Adams Print Works
Houghton Brewery
Roxbury
Mary C
Charles Withers
Withers
Mr. Houghton
Houghtons
Woman and Boy Dead from Gas at 67 Revere Street
Unidentified woman and a boy died from illuminating gas in a fourth floor room at 67 Revere Street. A scrap of paper urged notifying Edward Powers of South Orrington Maine. Investigators linked Powers to two sons nearby. one son Harmand Powers has been out of touch.
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Revere Street
Masrath
Edward Powers
South Orrington
Maine
The
Post
Powers
Luther O. Powers
Highland Street
Waltham
Harmand Powers
Expressman
South Boston
Harmand
Two Rabies Cases Reported Amid Infected Flock and City
A Medford flock owner James A Maloney on Forest Street shot a sheep after rabies symptoms appeared marking the second herd loss since an Irish terrier spread infection last Wednesday night. Cambridge reports a suspected case a collie shot by Officer Kelliher after running through East Cambridge streets. The Boston Common Council order to muzzle or restrain all dogs was signed by the acting Mayor yesterday.
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James A. Maloney
Forest Street
Medford
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Kelliher
Boston
Common Council
Boston Board of Health seeks council order on mad dog scare
Dr. P H Mullowney says board aims to prevent dog attacks after notices in neighboring towns. Owners urged to keep dogs cool, provide water, and feed easily digestible food. Dr Francis H Rowley argues muzzling is ineffective and favors leashing or confinement instead.
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P. H. Mullowney
Board of Health
Boston
Dr. Mullowney
Francis H. Rowley
The
Post
Cadet Company Captured After Morning Maneuvers
In South Berlin on July 13 the First Corps of Cadets conducted morning maneuvers amid heat. The Red Army formed in camp at 7:30 with Captain Osborne as acting major and Lieutenant Cross as acting adjutant. Platoons led by Lieutenant Swan and Lieutenant Brush moved six miles to a position near Little Pond by 9:25 with Captain Rotch as officer of the day.
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Berlin
Red Army
Osborne
Cross
Swan
Brush
Little Pond
Rotch
Blue army maneuvers clash with Red on wooded field
Reports say Captain Estey leading A company with Lieutenants Dabney and Hallet tried to seize a Red army supply train. Captain Osborne held position with scouts, the Reds holding the right across an old rail embankment. An 11:30 clash exposed Blue advance, a Blue company was captured, a Blue right flank effort was halted at 12:15, then assembly offered a practical drill under Captain Regan the U S Army umpire.
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Blue Army
Estey
Dabney and Hallet
Red Army
Osborne
Blue
Regan
Sandwich Car tells where to enjoy outings in Boston
The Boston Elevated Street Railway unveils a mobile three panel sandwich car to advertise trolley outings. It travels city and suburbs with maps to recreation spots like Franklin Park Norumbega Park Lexington Park and Marine Park. The illuminated car carries a motorman and conductor but no passengers and promotes a five cent fare to area parks.
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Boston Elevated Street Railway Company
Boston
Franklin Park
Norumbega Park
Lexington Park
Marine Park
Mollie
Waddy
Tony
New England
Post
Fred C. Sanborn
Wallaston
Two Hurt as Car Hits Wall in Brockton Incident
Charles Wainwright of Dorchester tries to maneuver a touring car from street car tracks on South Franklin street Brookville to let an electric car pass. The car strikes rails and crashes into a stone wall injuring four occupants. Harold C White from Ashmont suffers two broken ribs and internal injuries and is listed as in danger at Brockton City Hospital. Wainwright and Mrs Wainwright with Alice Wainwright are bruised but not seriously hurt while the party was en route to Onset.
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Brockton
Charles Wainwright
Dorchester
Franklin Street
Brookville
Wainwright
Alice
Harold C. White
Ashmont
White
Brockton City
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Harriett Withers
Stamford
Dorie
Nen Anderson
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