Discharge Ordered for Ex Councillor Kasanoff in South Boston
Civil service commissioners ruled yesterday to discharge ex-Council member Samuel Kasanoff from the sewer department payroll for false statements and vouchers in his application. Superintendent Leahy will remove his name today. The case may be presented to District Attorney Moran for possible perjury indictment. Mayor Fitzgerald said he knew nothing of the case.
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Civil Service Commissioners
Samuel Kasanoff
Ward 9
Boston
Leahy
Kasanoff
Moran
Charles Warren
Commission
South Boston Yard
Dewey Street
John F. Fitzgerald
Post
Civil Service
Fire on Newton Train Averted by Quick Crew Action
At Newton on the Boston and Albany line a leaky flue sparked the coal tender. The fireman and engineer detached the engine and tender, moved the blazing tender to safety, and with conductor Langley and brakemen extinguished the blaze. The train proceeded after temporary repairs, arriving 35 minutes late.
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Newton
Boston & Albany Railroad
Faneuil
Langley
Man Refuses Hospital Transport Threatens Driver
In Malden on July 26 city physician W W Hartwell ordered Neil Jordan of Broadway removed to the hospital for a severe eczema attack. Jordan refused dispatch and threatened to shoot hackman Frank Farrel, who left promptly. The hospital order has been referred to police.
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Malden
W. W. Hartwell
Neil Jordan
Broadway
Jordan
Frank Farrel
Hackman
Farrel
Boston Man Married by Rhyming Justice
William Shea a travelling shoe salesman from Boston and Annela Lubbert of Vulcan Station South St. Louis were married in Clayton in a poetic ceremony by Justice A E Werremeyer who advertises to marry couples in verse.
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ST. Louis
William Shea
Boston
Annela Lubbert
Vulcan Station
South St. Louis
Clayton
A. E. Werremeyer
South Boston Man Jumps From Broadway Bridge
William Koidwitz a 27 year old South Boston resident was found dazed after a jump from the Broadway extension bridge. He was taken to City Hospital with injuries initially thought critical but later deemed minor. He claims to be married and says his wife left him weeks ago, leaving him boarding near his old Silver Street home.
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William Koidwitz
Boston
Broadway Extension
W. C. Donovan
Old Channel
Koldwitz
City Hospital
Silver Street
Second Street
Autopsy Held On Bailey Death At Ocean Street Home
Lynn report states Charles G Bailey who held a $10 000 accident policy with Employers Liability Assurance Association was found dead in his bathroom. An autopsy conducted at his residence on Wednesday evening with no official report issued yet.
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Lynn
Employers’ Liability Assurance Association
Charles G. Bailey
Ocean Street
Bailey
Unidentified man found unconscious at Albany street lumber yard
An unknown man was found in Pope's lumber yard on Albany street last night, unconscious with a head wound and bleeding. He was taken to City Hospital in critical condition where authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Pope
Albany Street
City Hospital
Blazing Car Sparks Panic On Boston Train
A burning car attached to the 7:50 train bound for Boston sparked panic among women passengers between Squantum and Hancock street bridges in Atlantic. The car nearest the engine was afire, burning a big hole in the roof by Atlantic station. Combination Truck 2 extinguished the blaze and the train continued to Boston.
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Quincy
Boston
Squantum
Hancock Street
Atlantic
Davis, promising athlete, dies from football injuries
William H. Davis, 21, a noted athlete, dies at his father Joseph L. Davis's home in Buffalo township. Authorities attribute the death to injuries suffered in a Grove City football game last Thanksgiving Day.
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Washington
Penn
William H. Davis
Joseph L. Davis
Buffalo Township
Grove City
Croker's Orby Loses Atlantic Stakes Race
In Liverpool on July 26 Richard Croker's Derby winner Orby, a hot favorite, was beaten in the Atlantic stakes by Linacre Earls ton and Eastern in that order. Linacre won by a head among four starters, with seven to four betting on Linacre.
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Liverpool
Richard Croker
Orby
Linacre
Earlston
Eastern
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Waltham
Elgin
New Engand
Easy Way
Credit Clothing
South End
Washington ST
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Helena
Ida
Lida Conley
Huron Cemetery
Kan
Fitzgerald
Rueter
Old South Clothing Co
Hanover Street
Richard Halsey
Oshkosh, Wis
Richard H. Halsey
Oshkosh Normal School
Geogenic Lake
Wis
Cat
E-Jepco
Old Brattle Street Church
Croker
Washburn’s Department Store
Washburn Credit House
Boylston St
Union St
Adams Square
Rousers i
Globe Shirt CO
School Street
Speosite
Portland-And
AIFE
Oswego
S. H. Harrison Co
Sted
South Terminal
Castle
Washington Sts
Cor. Castle
Columbia
Oxford
North Street
North St., Cor. Merchan
South Shore
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