Baby Boy Trapped by Pipe in Amesbury
James Manning two years old had his foot jammed in a water shut-off box near the central fire station in Amesbury. Firemen and volunteers worked to free him as the boy’s screams drew hundreds of onlookers. The long pipe was dug out with the leg inside, and Dr. Murphy treated the child after the rescue.
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Amesbury
James Manning
Malachi Manning
Pleasant Street
School Street
Central Fire Station
Central Station
Pastor Honored in Crypt Burial at St. Hugh’s Chapel
The Rev. Hugh P. Smyth of St. John's Blue Hill Avenue was laid to rest in the crypt of St. Hugh's Chapel as hundreds of clergy from the archdiocese attended. Archbishop O'Connell presided with a mass of requiem and eulogy, followed by a solemn procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh P. Smyth
St. John's Church
Blue Hill Avenue
St. Hugh's Chapel
O'Connell
Philip J. O'Donnell
Arthur T. Connelly
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
John A. Donnelly
St. Matthew’s Church
Dorchester
D. J. O’farrell
N. J. Murphy
Belmont
M. J. Splaine
Miner Steve Adams Acquitted in Collins Murder Case
Grand Junction Colorado July 15 Steve Adams a member of the Western Federation of Miners was acquitted this afternoon of the murder of Arthur Collins in a high profile trial.
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Grand Junction
Col
Steve Adams
Western Federation of Miners
Arthur Collins
Tremont Temple Annual Report and City Exposition Plans
Tremont Temple's year ends with 69 new members including 39 by baptism and a Sunday school total of 1002 scholars plus 591 in the home department. Receipts reach 23218.41 with building income 62091.07 and a balance of 11912.87. Exposition plans include a parade of children and missionary displays from India and the Philippines. Dr Goodell to occupy Dudley Street Baptist pulpit for two Sundays.
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Tremont Temple
Home Department
London
India
Philippine Islands
Co. L. D. Goodell
New York
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Governor names public administrators and medical board appointee
Governor Guild named Suffolk county public administrators to oversee estates lacking executors, including David A. Ellis, Edward A. McLaughlin, Frank Severoni, Theodore Tyndale, Captain William J. Williams. The act limits the number of public administrators. He also named Dr. Matthew T. Mayes to succeed C. Edwin Miles on the State Board of Registration in Medicine, a move objected by osteopath representatives and confirmed under suspension.
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Governor Guild
Suffolk County
David A. Ellis
Boston
Edward A. McLaughlin
House of Representatives
Frank Severoni
Theodore Tyndale
William J. Williams
Chelsea
Matthew T. Mayes
Springfield
C. Edwin Miles
State Board of Registration
Mayes
William EB. Weeks
Supreme Court
Marlboro society man Philip Minot Chase to wed Worcester debutante
Philip Minot Chase of Marlboro street plans to marry Harriet Frances Messinger daughter of Frank Langdon Messinger of the Worcester County Institution for Savings next year at the bride’s home. Chase, finishing his Dart mouth course in the class of 09, resides in bachelor apartments and is noted as wealthy and fond of driving a large touring car with his fiancée through Worcester parks.
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Philip Minot Chase
Marlboro Street
Harriet Frances Messinger
Worcester
Frank Langdon Messinger
Worcester County Institution For Savings
Mr. Chase
Dartmouth
Bachelor Apartments
St Stephen's Parish Outing Delights 1500 At Oak Island Grove
A parish outing at Oak Island Grove in Revere drew about 1500 with baseball between North End Athletics and Boston Guys, the Guys winning 11 to 9. Celtic dances, Terpsi chore performances, races for children, decorated booths, and special train service topped the event. Notables included Henry S Fitzgerald and John J Leahy guiding arrangements.
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St. Stephen's Parish
Oak Island Grove
Revere
North End Athletics
Boston Guys
Lord
Glessey
Terpsichore
Katherine
Julia Driscoll
Annie McLaughlin
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
the Grove
Henrys. Fitzgerald
John J. Leahy
Captain Winslow Loveland Dies Aged 82 East Boston Mariner
Captain Winslow Loveland a veteran Boston mariner died yesterday at his home 81 Trenton Street East Boston at 82 after long illness. Born in Chatham Mass he went to sea at 13 and rose from fishing schooners to command Merchants and Mariners steamers Boston to the South. He served before the Civil War and sailed to retirement years ago. Survived by a widow two sons and a daughter.
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Winslow Loveland
Trenton Street
Boston
New England
Loveland
Chatham
Mass
Merchants & Mariners Line
Battle Over Trolley Stock in New Haven Merger Fight
A legal clash pits New Haven railroad against Kidder Peabody and the New England Investment & Security Company over required guarantees for 4 percent preferred dividends. The case ties to a historic merger ruling about trolley operations in Massachusetts and names trustees including Mellen Thayer Brooker Skinner Taft Milner and Barney. A subpena is set for September.
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New Haven Railroad
Kidder- Peabody
New Haven
New England Investment & Security Company
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Consolidated Street Railway Company of Connecticut
New England Securities & Investment Company
Supreme Judicial Court
Similar Suit in New Haven Over Railroad Securities
In New Haven today Kidder Peabody filed a Massachusetts Supreme Court petition about Consolidated Railway Company securities. The action mirrors Mackey & Co of New York earlier Connecticut proceedings on guarantees alleged to have been assumed by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad upon take over of the Consolidated Company.
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New Haven, Conn
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Consolidated Railway Company
Connecticut
Mackey & Co
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Consolidated Company
Ear Trouble Cured by Osmo-Chemic Treatment
Mrs. R. F. Clarke of 968 Broadway Everett Massachusetts reports a twelve year ear pain near the jaw joint that prevented solid meals. After private and hospital care failed she sought Osmo-Chemic treatment and in a few sessions she was cured, expressing astonishment at the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Clarke
Broadway
Everett
Mass
Osmo-Cemic Physicians Claim Stomach Cure for Bullard
Mr A F Bullard of 79 Union Ave South Framingham Mass reports losing thirty pounds from indigestion before treatment by Osmo-Chemic Physicians. He credits their wife’s rheumatism cure and a friend’s success, urging others to seek their care immediately.
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A. F. Bullard
Union Ave
South
Framingham
Mass
Mrs Evans Relates Long Rheumatism Treatment Tale
Mrs A D Evans of 489 Columbia Road Dorchester Massachusetts says doctors treated her for rheumatism for years. The statement appears in a local health column noting long illness and medical care.
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A. D. Evans
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Mass
Osmo-Chemic Cure Claim From Framingham Patient
Mr A Beemis of 83 Concord Street South Framingham Massachusetts says Osmo-Chemic physicians cured him of neuritis. He reports relief after treatment and credits the remedies with restoring motion.
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A. Beemis
Concord Stt
South Framingham
Mass
Quarrel Over Rent Turns to Gunfire in Lodging House
John Merla shot John Parum at a Dorchester Avenue lodging house over a $1.25 dispute. Parum was wounded in the left arm as Merla attempted to flee. Merla resisted arrest and was jailed on assault with a loaded revolver.
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John Merla
John Parum
Dorchester Avenue
Parum
Merla
Gregg
Station 6
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Ercer
Warner
Amesbury Fire Department
Fr. Smyth
St. John’s
Greater Boston
Charles L. Page
P. S. Henson
New Baptist Church
West End
Halifax
H. L. Winston
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Raymond
Wm. E. Aiken
Washington St
Lincoln St
J. H. van Aiken
Winter St
Aiken
Panama Row
Franklin and
Milk Sts
GUILD
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Worcester Society
ST. Stephen’s Outing
Capt
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Formosa Colony
Ceylon
Formosa
Orloff
Chase & Sanborn
Boylston Street
J. G. Blood
Agassiz Ave
Waverley
J. L. Plunkett
Bright
Boston Clinic
Tremont St
Wilson
Donovan
Patricy
William J. Donovan
Webster Street
Church of the Assumption
Kellner
Samuel Rodday
O'Keefe
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Annie J. O'Keefe
More Street
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