Trial of Sarah Stone for illegal operation in 1905 case
Sarah E. Stone faced trial in the Superior Criminal Court for performing an illegal operation on Elsie E. Allen at the Dr. Bishop office on Tremont Street January 12 1905. Annie Brown testified Stone operated with Brown noting Stone’s doctor status. Another witness said Stone moved another patient from a Roxbury house to the Dr. Bishop office. Stone is on bail awaiting trial.
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Sarah E. Stone
Superior Criminal Court
Elsie E. Allen
Dr. Bishop
Tremont Street
Annie Brown
Sherborn
Miss Stone
Roxbury
Electrician Patrick Foley Dies In Charlestown Pole Accident
Patrick Foley 40 lived at 77 East Dedham Street Charlestown was electrocuted while at work on a utility pole at 135 Bunker Hill Street. He grasped a live wire and the shock hurled his body outward. Coworkers moved him to the street, an ambulance rushed him to the Relief Station, and he was pronounced dead at the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Foley
Dedham Street
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Foley
North Grove Street
Promotion Order Issued For Two Reservemen
Two reservemen were promoted to patrolman last night and temporarily assigned to their divisions. William Curran of Station and John Horgan of Station 3 receive the rank and duties in their current postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Curran
John Horgan
Island Falls hunter defends wolves and nature views
William Win gate Sewall, famed Maine hunter and Roosevelt confidant, distances himself from the Roosevelt Long debate on wolves and caribou. He disputes wolf killings of deer as implausible and notes he has never been attacked by wild animals in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
William Wingate Sewall
Island Falls
Aroostook
Maine
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Long
Connecticut
L. H. Peters
William W. Sewall
Roosevelt
Maine Woods
Fell From Ladder Leaves Man With Fractured Skull
George D. Shaw a 43 year old Roslindale resident fell from a 15 foot ladder while working at 18 Hereford Street Back Bay. He was unconscious and rushed to City Hospital where doctors report a fractured skull and dangerous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Shaw
Amherst Street
Roslindale
City Hospital
Hereford Street
Back Bay
Reisner Named Archeologist in Charge at Nubia
Dr. George A. Reisner, head of the MFA-Harvard joint expedition to Egypt, is appointed archeologist in charge of the government excavation at Nubia for three years with a possible two year extension. This places the museum in an exceptional position for foreign art research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Reisner
Museum of Fine Arts
Harvard University
Egypt
Nubia
Boy crushed under wagon wheel in South Boston
Five year old Joan J. O Keefe ran into the street to reach streamers from a bag on a Hamburger Bros wagon at 319 A street. The wheel crushed the child and he died instantly. Driver Clarence Williams, 24, is in custody but not held responsible, as police investigate in South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburger Bros
Boston
Joan J. O'Keefe
Clarence Williams
L Street
South
Savin Hill Boys Press Mayor for Beach Playground Loan
Dorchester boys from Savin Hill pressed Mayor Fitzgerald for a $10,000 loan to fix Savin Hill Beach playground. The youths said no funds had been spent since 1899 and pleaded for an athletic field as a delegation led by Walter Fultz met the mayor. A protest meeting was planned for Ward 20 next Wednesday night with local Aldermen, a congressman, and ward committee leaders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Savin Hill
Dorchester
Savin Hill Beach
Ward 20
Chicago
Walter Fultz
Bell and Clark
O'Connell
William Bramhall
William Bunton
Joseph Hart
John Duggan
Joseph Clifford
Arthur Cronin
Louis Capelle
Daniel Donovan
Hold Snead as Probably Guilty in Drowning Case
Providence R I June 7 After a brief trial in the Sixth District Court Stephen Snead colored was adjudged probably guilty of causing the death of Joseph W Johnson also colored who was drowned in Mashanaug Pond on the afternoon of May 24 He did not put in any defence and declined to take the stand himself He was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of 8000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Stephen Snead
Joseph W. Johnson
Mashanaug Pond
Prominent Newport Doctor Dies While Visiting in Hub
Word comes from Boston of the death of Dr. W. Nott Francis of Newport Rhode Island. The well known physician died suddenly of heart failure while visiting Boston. Born in New York City in 1854 he had resided in Newport for over forty nine years leaving a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Hub
R. I
Boston
W. Nott Francis
Rhode Island
Nice
New York City
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Kuppenheimer
Henry Siegel Co
Washington and
Essex Streets
Henry Siegel Clothing
Siegel
House of Kuppenhemar
Henry Siegel Men’s
Sian
New York
James T. Scott
Joseph Allen & Son
Sheffield
England
Essex Street
Sarah Stone
National Biscuit
Lineman Foley
America
Henry Siegel
Essex St
Bill Sewall
DR. Reisner
Coe
Essex Street Side
W. L. Douglas
Snead
Worcester Grocers
Armour’s
Worcester
Worcester Retail Grocers’ and Provision Dealers’ Association
Albert E. Jewell
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