Governor weighs special message on workingmen’s compensation bill
Governor Foss plans a conference with lawmakers to decide whether to send a special message urging enactment of the workingmen’s compensation bill. The measure is deemed one of the session’s most important, with many appropriations likely to be vetoed and adjournment looming toward Thursday.
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Foss
New Haven
Proposers Face Opposition From Insurance Interests
The session faced strong resistance from insurance representatives against several propositions. Critics cite late timing and lack of general agreement as reasons for opposition, signaling contested reforms and potential delays in passage.
Helen Gould buys Lake Dales for Roxbury water supply
Miss Helen M. Gould purchases Lake Dales near Roxbury a ten acre spring fed pool with trout to provide water for the village and bolster fire protection. She arrived July 6 at Kirkside with friends to spend the summer, having helped establish the Union Free School and Roxbury library.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Helen M. Gould
Lake Dales
Roxbury
Gould
Kirkside
Union Free School
Notable speakers slated for Ohio charities meeting
Toledo July 16 Charles Eliot president emeritus of Harvard and Jane Adams will speak at the Ohio State Association of Charities and Corrections annual meeting in Toledo from October 6 to 9. The event will feature discussions on charity and correctional work with leaders from major institutions.
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Toledo
Harvard
Charles Eliot
Jane Addams
Ohio State Association of Charities and Corrections
OLD BOSTON FIRMS Faneuil Hall Market Dyer family lineage
The Dyer name, tied to Faneuil Hall Market for over a century, grew from Dock Square sales of South Braintree farm produce to stalls and basements at the market. Lorenzo M. led the firm from 1840, guiding expansion to multiple stalls, with Frank W. joining in 1888 and taking over after 1898. The firm later admitted key employees, and the senior Dyer remained active in Emmanuel Church and various Boston clubs.
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Dyer
Faneuil Hall
South Braintree
Dock Square
Boston
Isaac Dyer
Lorenzo M
Frank W
Christopher P. Chamberlain
George A. Hall
James E. Hyland
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
False Alarms in Cambridge Report Two Calls in Hour
Two false alarms in Cambridge disrupted a Sunday afternoon as the "box puller" resumed work after nearly a month away. The first alert rang from Harvard and Inman streets drawing downtown units and strolling crowds, followed soon after by a second run to Massachusetts Avenue and Hancock Street.
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Cambridge
Harvard and
Inman Streets
Massachusetts Avenue
Hancock Street
Adamson Cough Balsam Promoted as Remedy
Advertisement proclaims Adamson's Cough Balsam a cure for coughs colds and grippe offering relief for sufferers. It markets a broad health claim with hopeful language aimed at general consumption.
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Adamson
Unidentified man slain in Albany street shooting spree
Italian suspects Antonio and Linga Oleava fled through five crowded blocks after a quarrel with two girls on Dallius street. Antonio shot a woman in the neck and stabbed saloon proprietor Angelo La Tosca, while an unknown man was killed by gunfire.
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Albany
N. Y
Antonio Oleava
Linga Oleava
Mary Fusco
Angelo la Tosca
Dallius Street
Antonio
la Tosca
Lansing Street
Baby killed as oil well explodes near Saxonburg
Grace Ella Kelley two years old lisped I want to see as she approached a gas pipe attached to an oil well on her father’s farm near Saxonburg Butler County Pennsylvania. A match ignited escaping gas causing an explosion that burned the child’s clothing and she died within hours. Older children escaped unharmed.
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Butler
Penn
Grace Ella Kelley
Saxonburg
Rescue on the Charles: Couple Saved After Canoe Capsize
A young couple nearly perished on the Charles River near Auburndale when their canoe overturned during a seat change. Ernest Morey of Concord and Lee M. Watson of Waltham, in another canoe nearby, rescued the exhausted pair. They were brought to the Weston bridge and later left without giving their names.
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Charles River
Auburndale
Ernest Morey
Concord
Lee M. Watson
Waltham
Morey
Watson
Weston Bridge
Three Tucciorello Family Drowned in Mississippi Skiff Accident
On July 16 in St. Louis Francesco Tucciorello and two children died when a skiff capsized on the Mississippi River. Two other children survived. the mother attempted to jump in, restrained after a struggle. The 8-month-old baby suffered bruises from the scene. The family had come to the riverfront for the day.
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Francescco Tucciorello
Mississippi
Tucciorello
Angelo Tucciarello
Tony
Maria
Pet
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