O'Meara Refuses Demand in Boston Police Dispute
Commissioner O'Meara arrives at City Hall and declines to discuss details of a police force dispute with Mayor Fitzgerald. The mayor signals plans to keep four special officers on the Common pending Civil Service approval, as he cites needs across Dorchester and surrounding areas for increased police protection.
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O'Meara
Fitzgerald
Civil Service Commission
O’meara
Boston
Board of Police
Dorchester
West Roxbury
Roxbury
Charlestown
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Rockies
Sugar man seeks naval vessel to inspect Maine before bids
John Arbuckle, a wealthy sugar magnate with a hobby of raising wrecks, telegraphed the Navy Department from Maine New York on July 26 requesting use of a naval vessel to inspect the Maine prior to submitting bids for raising the vessel as Congress proposed.
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New York
John Arbuckle
Navy Department
Maine
Congress
Osmo-Chemic Deafness Cure Offer Ends Soon
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians offer one month’s free treatment with medicines for all deaf patients who begin or renew care at 18 Boylston Street on or before July 30 1910. Free consultation exam and X ray. claims cure for most chronic deafness and related ear conditions regardless of prior treatment or age.
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Boylston Street
Boylston St
New Treatment for Deafness by Osmo-Chemic Physicians
Osmo-Chemic doctors report relief for thousands with catarrh related hearing loss. They found most deafness, head noises, discharging ears and dull hearing stem from an extension of an unidentified condition.
Osmo-Chemic System of J Plunket MD Chief Consulting Physician
Advertisement for the Osmo-Chemic System by J Plunket MD a chief consulting physician with permanent offices in Boston Massachusetts at Suite numbers 8 9 10 entrance No 18 Boylston Street. Office hours listed daily from 9 am to 12 pm and from 4 to 6 and 8 pm closing times noted.
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J. Plunket
M. D
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Acnadoe
Magenis Questioned Over Civil Service Letter
Boston school committee member James P. Magenis questions Civil Service Commissioner Warren after a July 20 letter to him about the Romano truant officers inquiry. The public exchange includes Warren’s July 16 to 19 correspondence and Magenis’s reply dated July 20, 1910, with the Berkshires trip noted.
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Magenis
Civil Service
Warren
Civil Service Commission
Ellis
Boston School Committee
Mr. Warren
Mr. Magenis
Mr. Ellis
Romano
Berkshires
James P. Magenis
Boston
Charles Warren
Bust Enhancing Secret Promises Women Full Figure Change
An American businesswoman from Providence claims a Japanese secret for farm development and wrinkle removal reshapes the bust and face. She offers free full details to any woman with undeveloped figure or wrinkles, via two cent stamps, to perform the method at home.
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Providence
Probe Escape of Burglars in New York Letterings
Governor Hughes of New York pledges to press the inquiry into the bail release of three alleged Boston burglars. He replies to Governor Draper amid a petition led by Samuel Ullian the Washington street jeweler whose February theft totaled around 14 to 15 thousand dollars. District Attorney Pelletier and Representative Freeman Emerson also signed the petition.
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Hughes
New York
Draper
Boston
Peter T. Barlow
New York City
Samuel E. Allian
Washington Street
Pelletier
Freeman O. Emerson
Ullian
Bail reduction in Ullian robbery case sparks restitution claim
Governor Draper forwarded a petition detailing a February store burglary at Ullian’s in which suspects were captured in New York in March. The document notes watches found on one suspect, a confession, and urges magistrate Barlow to hold each man on 20,000 bonds. Bail was lowered to 5,000. the suspects vanished. It alleges a fence notified to dispose of goods before officers could act and claims $15,000 in New York State losses from bonded forfeitures, with Allian bearing financial and physical tolls and seeking reimbursement via the bail.
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Draper
Ullian
Allian
Boston
New York
Barlow
Sachs
Suffolk County
Chas. H. Fletcher
J. Briggs & Co
Providence
R. I
E. W. Stucky
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry R. Gray
Montreal
Que
W. G. Marshall
Cleveland
Ohio
Owens & Minor Drug Co
Richmond
Castoria
Fletcher
Brannen & Anthony
Atlanta
Lexington maid fatally burned as clothing ignites from alcohol
July 26 Gloucester Miss Annie Casey a Lexington girl employed as a maid at the summer residence of James P Prince Norwood Heights Annisquam tossed alcohol on a kitchen fire to hasten its start and her clothing was set ablaze she was perhaps fatally burned this morning with injuries feared critical and she was rushed to treatment.
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Gloucester
Annie Casey
Lexington
James P. Prince
Norwood Heights
Annisquam
T J Sullivan former councilman dies in South Boston
Timothy Joseph Sullivan ex councilman died at his home 386 West Fourth Street South Boston last evening after a period of illness. He ran the undertaking and livery stable business in South Boston for 45 years and was a prominent local figure.
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Timothy Joseph Sullivan
West Fourth Street
South Boston
Sullivan
South
Boston
Photographers Show Art Portraits at New England Convention
The 18th annual Photographers' Association of New England opened at Mechanics' Building with what is billed as the greatest aggregation of portraits in New England. President W F Oliver chaired the opening, Melvin Nash gave the welcome, and Ryland W Phillips spoke on Common Sense Photography. An evening dance followed at Paul Revere Fall with a reception committee aiding visiting members.
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New England
Photographers’ Association of New England
Mechanics’ Building
Association
W. F. Oliver
Melvin
M. Holman
Ryland W. Phillips
Paul Revere
Boston
Miss K
Whitman Studio
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