Two Firemen Die From Burns In Worcester Blaze
July 22 Worcester fire at 94 Bangor street left two firefighters fatally burned. Chief Avery and District Chief Mac Carthy survived. chauffeurs George W. King and Jen Conlin were unconscious and dying after a hot air explosion enveloped four men. Fire extinguished within five minutes.
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Worcester
Avery
MacCarthy
Bangor Street
George W. King
Jen Conlin
King
Conlin
McCarthy
Rebels Overrun Cape Haitien Battle Ends in Executions
In Cape Haitien a two hour street battle left government troopers with eight dead after repelling 500 rebels who had entered the town. Government forces then executed many rebels seeking refuge in houses. Captain Russell of the South Carolina relayed the report to the Navy Department.
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Washington
Cape Haitien
Russell
South Carolina
Navy Department
Gang Fight Victim Dies in West End Shooting
Frank Esposito age 25 of 3 Lindair Place West End died after being shot in the abdomen Monday night during a gang fight at Relief Hospital. Two other victims Mrs Sarah Brickman 28 Lynde Street and Michael Spino 43 Joy Street rest comfortably and are expected to recover. Four men are detained by Joy Street police in connection with the incident.
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Frank Esposito
Lindair Place
West End
Relief Hospital
Sarah Brickman
Lynde Street
Michael Spino
Joy Street
Fire at Rowe farm kills many animals in Newton
After a destructive blaze at the George F. Rowe farm in Newton on July 22, hundreds of fowl were found dead along with a valuable colt three horses pigs and other livestock scattered around the ruins as firefighters soothed the embers.
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Newton
N. H
George F. Rowe
Elephant toys draw 2000 at city mission picnic
Mollie Waddy and Tony the elephants presented by New England children were the big draw for over 2000 children and mothers at Franklin Park yesterday for the City Missionary Society Fresh Air Picnic. The event was the second in a four outing series by the Fresh Air Fund.
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Mollie
Waddy
Tony
New England
Franklin Park
City Missionary Society
Fresh Air Fund
The
Poultry Industry Focus At Massachusetts Convention
Amherst July 22 The opening session of the statewide poultry convention at Massachusetts Agricultural College urged greater attention to poultry raising to cut living costs. Speakers discussed disease control through mother hen tests, green fodder strategies, and integrating fruit orchards with poultry for pest control and feed. Governor Walsh is to speak tomorrow on state roles in agricultural development.
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Amherst
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Walsh
George E. Gage
Department of Veterinary Science
College
Gage
J. Graham
Department of Poultry Husbandry
8. B. Haskell
Haskell
F. C. Sears
Sears
Agricultural College
Hurd
F Foord
Grahan
Brooks
Morton
Ferguson
N. W. Sanborn
Holder. Mass
Graham
Salem refugee camp moved to new grounds at Forest River Park
Salem's tent village housing about 500 fire refugees was relocated within Forest River Park to prevent disease. The move followed a week of orders to guard against unsanitary conditions. The State relief fund total rose to 580,808.79 with substantial city and private gifts from Boston, Portland, and others, plus a $68.20 from the Colonial Boys' Club and a $2,486.72 new contribution.
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Salem
Forest River Park
Woman's City Club
North Easton
Colonial Boys’ Club
Shawmut Theatre
Roxbury
Worcester
Portland
David M. Little
Roger Wolcott
Arthur Kilham
Beverly
Walsh
Lane
State
Salem Relief Committee
D. L. Woodbury
Sumner Lodge
Grand United Lodge of Odd Fellows
Reid
Ware
Mass
A. M. Kling
Lenox
Jogeis Salmnes
Chamber of Commerce
Indepen- Abraham
Butterfield
Edward
Flynn
Colby
Winthrop
Fusilier Veteran Association
Easthampton
F. Voorhees
St. Elizabeth's Church
Bristol
Lynnfield Centre
William J. McFarlane
Rocky H
E. E. Hindley
Darien
Conn
Waetward, Baldwin & Co
Balti
West Hanover
Lem
Woman's City Club of
Boston
Charles L. Morton
John ©. Osgood
New Haven
A. Smith
Moultonboro
North Billerica
Glidden
Brookfield
North Brookfield
Sigsconset
Pittsfield
H. Hakar & Son
Braintree
Methodist Episcopal Tree Pride of
Lid
A. C. Ames
No Ston
Oliver Ames
S&sr
E. Fritz
Baltimore
Fast
W. J. Simpson
York Beach
Plymouth Girls’ Club
First Congregational Church
Prince- Tisbury
Et. Mary's Church
Newport
R. T
T. Mather
Jones & Lamb Co
Congregational Church
W. Boyer & Co
Batimore
Harlan P. Kelsey
Southbridge
West Brookfield
Braindiy
Addi- Church
St. Joseph's Church
Pawtucket
Girl Hit By Auto Injures Leg In Falmouth Crossing
Ada Chippendale thirteen crosses Falmouth Street near Massachusetts Avenue when struck by an automobile. She is taken to City Hospital with injuries to her right leg, described as not serious. Senator Burton of Ohio comments on public life and American ideals for next Sunday's Post Magazine.
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Ada Chippendale
Huntington Avenue
Falmouth Street
Massachusetts’ Avenue
Senator Burton
Ohio
Post
Resignation of Representative Sharp Amplifies France Appointment
Washington July 22. The resignation of Representative William G. Sharp of Ohio, recently named ambassador to France, was announced in a letter to Speaker Clark. Sharp received applause on the floor as Republican Leader Mann hailed him as the ablest man in the House.
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William G. Sharp
Washington
Ohio
France
Clark
Representative Sharp
Mann
Receiver Named for F Gray & Co in Bankruptcy
Franklin T. Hammond was appointed receiver for F Gray & Co clothiers at Washington and Hanover streets by Referee Darling of the U S Bankruptcy Court. He was authorized to continue business under bonds of 15000. Liabilities are about 75000 and assets about 40000 as creditors plan a composition offer. The kidnapping of a member of Parliament is a feature of Meddling With the Militants in Sun Day Post Magazine.
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Franklin T. Hammond
F. Gray & Co., Clothiers
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Darling
United States Bankruptcy Court
Mr. Hammond
George Morganroth
Next Sunday Post
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National Biscuit Co
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