Missing Everett Girl Found by Police in Topsfield
Jennie Morovitz, 19, who vanished for a month from Everett, was located by Hiverett police in Topsfield and brought home. In Malden court she pledged not to repeat the escapade and was placed on probation after referencing her home. She had been living with the Ellis family and would not explain the choice. Previously she worked as a Chelsea bookkeeper and left for her office after lunch.
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Jennie Morovitz
Everett
Topsfield
Hiverett
Malden
Bruce
Ellis
Chelsea
Golden wedding day of Manchester couple
Mr and Mrs J N Anger of 246 Willow street celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary in Manchester. The couple walked to St Augustine's Church where they were married 50 years ago and attended mass.
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Manchester
N. H
J. N. Anger
Willow Street
St. Augustine’s Church
South End Giant Arrested for Shoe Store Break-In
Andrew J. Fitzgerald of 79 East Dedham Street South End six feet three inches was arraigned in police court charged with breaking and entering Jacob Bakers shoe store at 655 Harrison Avenue on June 1 and stealing 15 pairs of shoes He was held in 1200 for the grand jury.
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Andrew J. Fitzgerald
Dedham Street
South End
Jacob Baker
Harrison Avenue
Woman saves girl by falling on her in Dedham street
A woman pushing a baby carriage along 79 East Dedham Street yesterday afternoon saved the life of 4 year old Nora Sullivan after the child fell from a third floor window. The child struck the woman’s shoulder, grazed the carriage, and landed on the sidewalk without worse injury.
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Michael Sullivan
Dedham Street
Nora
Woman Fleeing Carriage Accident Saves Child
Herbert Watts, a laundryman nearby, rushed to the child’s side after a carriage accident. The girl, not crying, spoke little and was carried to City Hospital with only minor abrasions. Doctors fear possible internal injuries and will observe her for days. The mother with the carriage vanished. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan do not know the savior’s name.
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Herbert Watts
Watts
Dedham Street
City Hospital
Bubonic Plague Case Reported in New Orleans
New Orleans records the eighth bubonic plague case as Charles H. Seaman of 629 Canal Street falls ill Thursday and is diagnosed today. The city’s main business thoroughfare is noted as his residence and workplace location.
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New Orleans
Charles H. Seaman
Canal Street
El Rado Hair Remover Promises Quick Skin Lightening
Advertised by a medical tone, El Rado claims to dissolve hair instantly without harm. It markets to women for chin cheek neck and arms with a money back guarantee and availability in leading druggists and stores.
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New York
Wedding Rebel Breaks Local Tradition in Polish Arkanian Union
Alexander Lubachowski and Albina Novobielska wed by a justice of the peace at Spear Place South End, breaking customs by choosing a civil ceremony over a church wedding. The couple, born in Galicia Austria, belong to the Greek Catholic Church. The groom kept one plain gold ring while a brass band played Austrian anthem and then the Star Spangled Banner. Justice of the Peace George M Young officiated with Wasyl Cikuki present.
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Justice of the Peace
Alexander Lubachowski
Spear Place
South End
Albina Novobielska
Arkanian
Galicia
Austria
Haydn
George M. Young
Wasyl Cikuki
Wedding Banquet Proceeds Amid Cost Controversy
The groom and his best friend spoke to guests about the ceremony as priests’ fees drew protests. After the service about 60 attended a feast with fruits wines beers and cordials. The groom praised his nation in a closing address.
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Cikuki
Uruguay Treaty Signed by Bryan
Secretary Bryan and Minister Maria de Pena sign a treaty binding the United States and Uruguay to investigate for at least one year through an international five member commission all differences not settled by diplomacy. It is the 18th such peace treaty.
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Washington
Bryan
Maria de Pena
United States
Uruguay
Injunction Granted in Somerset Woolen Case
Judge Morton of the United States District Court yesterday issued an injunction restraining Charles D. Rood of Springfield from foreclosing a mortgage for 17000 on the Somerset Woolen Company of Monson. The sale of the property now in the hands of Pp. G. Clifford as receiver was set for July 24.
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Somerset Woolen
Morton
United States District Court
Charles D. Rood
Springfield
Somerset Woolen Company
Monson
Pp. G. Clifford
Third Motor Planned for America in Flight Effort
Hammondport N Y July 20 Glenn H Curtiss and his staff prepared the America for the installation of a third motor. They expect the craft to rise in the air Wednesday and began restoring long side fins near the hull. The fins show promise from recent water planing tests and are being built in rough form for potential improvements.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
Glenn H. Curtiss
Curtiss Assembles Reduced Electric Lighting for Transatlantic Flight
Mr Curtiss and Lt John C Porte install a compact electric lighting system for the America expedition. A 16 candlepower bow searchlight and two pilot house lamps run from a small battery, with routine use limited to five minute intervals. Hallett and Kiley work on wiring for an extra 10 horsepower motor, aiming to place it atop the centre section by tomorrow night.
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Mr. Curtiss
John C. Porte
George Hallett
Curtiss
J. E. Kiley
Mayor Curley's economy axe cuts city payrolls
The mayor's wage reductions hit the public works and park departments, driving a steady weekly payroll drop of about 3500 dollars. In the same week last year, total city payrolls ran about 300 dollars monthly higher, with park payrolls down 1100 dollars in June and public works payrolls up 2000 dollars from June last year.
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Curley
Public Works
Park Departments
Park Department
Public Works Department
Boys Aged Seven Implicated in Train Stones Near Chelsea
Police report another incident of boys stoning a passing train near Griffin Iron Foundry in Chelsea. Engineer Charles H. Bishop sustained injuries after an inbound Boston & Maine train was pelted at about 1 30 p m. Investigators identify a seven year old as the culprit, with similar age youths suspected in earlier cases.
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Chelsea
Boston & Maine Railroad
Griffin Iron Foundry
Charles H. Bishop
Moses the Chelsea Child Draws Six Adoption Offers
Mrs. Cassie A. Davidson of Chelsea Day Nursery reports six applications from New England couples seeking to adopt Moses, the Chelsea child found wandering on Broadway on July 8. The nursery says Moses is healthy and thriving, with a strong appetite, and will not be moved before the State Board of Charity weighs all petitions, as parental claim remains possible within weeks.
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Cassie A. Davidson
Chelsea Day Nursery
New England
Moses
Chelsea
Havering
Broadway
State Board of Charity
Davidson
Five Government Agents Under Arrest Reported
Five government agents are under arrest on the Priblos Islands in the Bering Sea pending investigation into grave charges of conduct with natives. The action is ordered by Secretary Redfield.
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Washington
Priblos Islands
Bering Sea
Redfield
Admiral Ramsay of Schley Court Dead
Rear Admiral Francis Munroe Ramsay, member of the Schley Court of Inquiry with Dewey and Benham, died at his home at age 80. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday.
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Washington
Francis Munroe Ramsay
Dewey
Benham
Schley Court of Inquiry
Arlington National Cemetery
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