Stabbing Dispute In Swampscott Leaves Man Wounded
Jaepano Canzi 32 living on the Farnum block was stabbed four times by Jastano and Razio Nobele in a late night argument. A revolver was fired four times but failed to hurt him. Canzi was moved to Lynn Hospital with very slim chances of recovery. The Nobele brothers were arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Canzi
Joseph Spinney
Police Department
Ralph E. Bicknell
Burrell Street
Te Lynn Hospital
Joseph Pedrick
Charles Connell
Lynn
Lynn Hospital
Farnum Block
Nobele Brothers
Wyman
Malden Police Raid Two Alleged Liquor Storehouses
A 17 officer squad led by Sergeant Duke and Li liquor Officer Lenehan raided 6 Charles street and 46 Charles street in Malden at 8 am, finding a case of beer at John Holt’s home and four quarts of whiskey at Michael Cahill’s residence. Captain Foley now in charge is expected to push further actions against illegal liquor sellers.
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Malden
Duke
Lenehan
Hannah Carey
Charles Street
Catherine Crimmons
Middlesex Street
John Holt
Revolver Duel Through Boston Streets Ends in Capture
Kelley led police in a lengthy pursuit across Tremont Berkeley Chandler Clarendon and more as he fired four shots in an alleyway near Castle Square Hotel. The crowd closed in while Patrolman McNally wrestled the revolver away. Kelley sustained a head wound and was taken to the station house after a 1000-strong chase. A 32 caliber pistol was found on him.
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Castle Square
Kelley
Tremont Street
Carr
Tremont
Berkeley
Chandler
Clarendon
Dwight Street
Shawmut Avenue
Dover Street
McNally
Dedham Street
Dover
Washington Streets
Driscoll
South End
Willie's Sacrifices End in Tragic Death at 10
A Boston newsboy, ten year old Willie MacDonald of Columbus avenue and Yarmouth street, died at Children's Hospital from spinal meningitis brought on by typhoid. He sold papers hurrying to support his mother and five siblings, often skipping meals to feed them. His helper Jakey Silverman continued the stand and gave all proceeds to Mrs MacDonald. He asked his mother not to worry as Jake would take his place. Mrs MacDonald, widowed and with six children, laments that proper nourishment might have kept Willie alive.
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Willie MacDonald
Columbus Avenue
Yarmouth Street
Children’s Hospital
Willie
Jakey Silverman
Two Women Candidatures for Degrees at MIT
Two female MIT students near graduation highlight a rare year for co eds. Maude Frances Darling of Fall River is finishing the architectural program with credit and leadership in the Cleofan society. Lahvesia P. C. Packwood from Maitland Florida pursued mechanical engineering before shifting back to architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Maude Frances Darling
Fall River
Girls’ Society
Cleofan
Lahvesia P. C. Packwood
Maitland
Fla
Tampa
New York Woman Severely Injured in Paris Auto Collision
Mrs C Steindler of New York sustains severe injuries when a racing car crashes into the leading car of 12 Americans en route to Versailles for luncheon in Bois de Boulogne Paris. Her husband is slightly hurt and others escape harm.
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Paris
C. Steindler
New York
Bois a’Bologne
Versailles
Death in a Boston street brawl ends in two stabbed men
Puzzoni died at 1:35 a.m. after a fight in Cambridge street where De Laurentiz allegedly struck him with a club and Valentino was wounded and later hospitalized. De Laurentiz was captured by bystanders and officers on the scene and faces police action. Valentino remains in critical condition at relief hospital.
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de Laurentiz
Puzzoni
Valentino
Cambridge Street
Chambers
Mec Devitt
Dagle
Joy Street
Steamer New Shoreham Stranded by Northeaster at Block Island
On June 2 a northeasterly storm kept the steamer New Shoreham docked at Block Island all day. The Providence to Block Island run could not depart, leaving 50 Sunday excursionists ashore overnight. Some stayed aboard, others found hotel lodging as winds neared 53 miles per hour and seas grew rough.
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Block Island
R. L
New Shoreham
Providence
Labor Men Condemn Mellen in Boston Resolution
Boston Central Labor Union condemns President Charles S. Mellen of the New York New Haven Hartford for claiming higher wages reduce efficiency and service. The resolutions denounce such utterances as inflaming public opinion and urge voters to elect incorruptible lawmakers. The meeting notes bottling actions by Brewer Rueter and Cotter Co and praises Charles F. Pidgin of the Massachusetts Bureau of Labor for 35 years of statis tics work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston Central Labor Union
Mellen
Louis XIV
France
Cesar
Brewer Rueter
W. P. Cotter & Co
George B. Hugo
Employers’ Association
Market
Commission House Teamsters
Web
Organized Labor of
Boston
Charles F. Pidgin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Labor
Massachusetts
United States
Come to Boston to Organize Car Workers
William H. Bonemus of Mena Arkansas and John F. Christenson of Memphis Tenn addressed a Bay State Lodge meeting at Caledonian Hall Boston urging car workers to join the Brotherhood of Railroad Car Men of America. They will stay at least three months to organize in the vicinity to raise wages and improve conditions urging unity with western and southern sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bonemus
Mena
Ark
Brotherhood of Railroad Car Men of America
John F. Christenson
Memphis
Brotherhood
Striking Boilermakers to Resume Work Today
About 750 boilermakers from the Independent International Union return to work today after a May 1 strike for a 15 percent wage increase and shorter hours. They will operate under old hours with a seven and a half percent wage rise, and the union plans to amalgamate with the AFL affiliated international body, unifying under one head and joining the Boston Central Labor Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent International Union
A. F. of L
International Union
American Federation of Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
English society forms automobile club at Claridge’s Hotel
The Duchess of Sutherland chairs a new women's automobile club at Claridge's with members such as Lady Wimborne, the Baroness Campbell von Laurentz, Mrs Edward Kennard, the Countess of Kinnoull, and Miss Dorothy Levitt. Members are active automobilists known for handling cars and racing.
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London
Claridge’s Hotel
Duchess of Sutherland
England
Wimborne
Campbell von Laurentz
Edward Kennard
Countess of Kinnoull
Dorothy Levitt
Sermon at Y M C U Illustrates The Sea
The Rev Manley B Townsend of Randolph delivered an illustrated sermon at the Young Men's Christian Union on The Sea He was assisted by a large display of stereopticon views and the event drew a sizable audience at the union hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley B. Townsend
Randolph
Young Men's Christian Union
French dislike for Empress Eugenie grows in Paris
The French public expresses strong opposition to former Empress Eugenie after a court ruling favored her over a lawsuit to recover items claimed as Napoleon III's personal property. Newspapers unleash renewed stories and ridicule as crowds protest in reaction to the decision.
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Paris
Eugenie
Napoleon III
Tuileries
Riviera
Mayor Denies Payroll Report As Inaccurate Lie
Dorchester mayor declares the city payroll story a lie after the Sun Day Post reveals 1907 payrolls. The report shows nearly 1000 names added and raises for City Collector Scollard and the mayor. He says the paper acted unfairly while Scollard is recovering and claims no access to the payroll before press.
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Fitzgerald
Post
Welles Avenue
Dorchester
Sunday Post
Scollard
Minister Raps Sunday Laws and Society's Role
The Rev. Joseph E. Perry of Warren Avenue Baptist Church denounces Sunday laws and condemns social neglect of city outcasts. He contrasts lawmaking with moral aims, criticizes the shoe machinery bill for Beverly interests, and compares social conflict to a national war centered on the idea of “Our Next Gettysburg.”
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Dartmouth Street
Joseph E. Perry
Warren Avenue
Kingdom of God
Beverly Board of Trade
Mr. Perry
Ex-Representative John A. McManus Dies at Carney Hospital
Former Legislature member and owner of Bay View Athletic Park Locust Street grounds John A. McManus died suddenly at Carney Hospital after weeks of facial cancer pain. He left a widow Josephine Murray and six children. funeral set for 9 am at St. Augustine's Church.
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John A. McManus
Bay View Athletic Park
Locust Street
Carney Hospital
McManus
Old Harbor Street
Institution
Josephine Murray
South Boston
Catherine
Ruth
Mabel
Esther
Stella
Elenor
Mary A. McManus
Beachmont
Charles A
Howard Street
William E. Murphy
D. J. Fitzgerald
St. Augustine's Church
Four Tiny Babies in Wonderland Incubators
Four babies lie in specially built incubator buildings supervised by Dr. Christopher Eagan. The four infants rest on wire hammocks under glass doors, wrapped in colored ribbons, with silvered incubators and ventilating tubes. Temperature is kept at 85 to 100 degrees by a delicate thermostat.
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Wonderland
Christopher Eagan
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Malden Police
Denebi
Meccoes
Little Newsboy
Big City
Griffin
Prince Edward Island
Wilfred D. MacDonald
TECH
Massachusets Institute OF Technology
N. York
New Haven
G. LU
the Duchess OF Sutherland
The
Woman’s Automobile Club of
Eng
Land
West Street
Alton Sales Company
New England
Napoleon II
Pabst
Blue Ribbon
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee
L. Speidel & Co
Sleeper St
Maine
Michigan State
New York State
John A. M Manus
Washington ST
Tremonti Paintess Dental Rooms
Tremont ST
Hay
EEP Mfg. CO
Old South Church
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