Marines to Parade at Charlestown June 17
The Malden dedication committee decided to allow six marine companies to participate in the Charlestown observances on June 17 after telegraphic orders from Washington directed the marines and blue jackets of the navy yard to take part in the Charlestown parade.
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Malden
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Navy Yard
Havy Yard
Washington
Free Treatment Offer For Deafness And Catarrh
Public notice offers free consultation and office treatment for deafness catarrh and other chronic diseases through June 11 or June 10 with no cost until cured. Applicants are urged to call and begin treatment to prove effectiveness and encourage referrals. Shared through a physician’s campaign to aid those suffering.
Phono-Pneumo Treatment Claims Deafness Cures in Cambridge and Boston
A historical notice lists several patients from Cambridgeport Quincy Dorchester and Boston who were reportedly cured of deafness and head noises by the Phono-Pneumo Treatment. Names include Owen McArdle William T Davidson Mary S Treanor A M Merrill with addresses and clinic hours provided at 92 Huntington Avenue Boston Suite 1 near Mechanics Building.
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Owen McArdle
School Place
Cambridgeport
William T. Davidson
Longwood Ave
Mary S. Treanor
Coddington St
Quincy
A. M. Merrill
Pleasant St
Dorchester
Huntington Ave
Boston
Mass
Mechanics’ Building
Promises Not to Annoy Girl Case Held in Equity
Bertha S M Hall filed a bill in equity asking an injunction against William A Nickerson of Springfield to stop alleged interference with her personal freedom. The case, heard by Judge Fessenden, was postponed to June 21 for merits. Nickerson appeared and promised not to molest her until then. She says they met in 1902 and she learned he was married years later, with private detectives allegedly watched her movements. She lives at 126 Berkeley Street with Dr and Mrs Ray.
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Bertha S. M. Hall
Equity
William A. Nickerson
Springfield
West Brookline Street
Fessenden
Superior Court
Nickerson
Miss Hall
Berkeley Street
Mrs. Ray
Man to Be Tried for Policeman Death in Superior Court
Henry J. Leavey will face trial in the Superior Criminal Court on manslaughter charges for the death of Officer Daniel F. J. Donovan. Donovan, from Roxbury, was struck on Beach Street as he prepared for his father's funeral, later dying from head injuries. Leavey is free on $2500 bail.
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Henry J. Leavey
Superior Criminal Court
Daniel F. J. Donovan
Donovan
Roxbury
Beach Street
Leavey
Proposed tax raises storm city hall hearing ends with objections
The city council executive committee heard arguments against a proposed ordinance charging fees for permits to install marquises bay windows coal holes and vaults under public highways. Objectors argued such fees would be unconstitutional unjust and amount to double taxation. Prominent businessmen and lawyers including Samuel M. Childs and A. C. Ratshesky voiced opposition as the committee reserved decision while signaling a preference for nominal permit fees without rentals.
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City Council
City Hall
Samuel M. Childs
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Frederick H. Viaux
Real Estate Exchange
Miss Burr Weds John O Neil at Brookline Church
Miss Gertrude Leland Burr daughter of Mr and Mrs Sidney I Burr of 147 Coolidge Street Brookline married John Ashworth O Neil last evening at St Mark s M E Church Brookline The ceremony was performed by Rev Lucius H Bugbee pastor of the church
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Gertrude Leland Burr
Sidney I. Burr
Coolidge Street
Brookline
John Ashworth O'Neil
St. Mark’s M. FE
Lucius H. Bugbee
Woman Fights Off Thieves in Cambridge Street Struggle
Mrs. Jane Monk sixty fought two men who attempted to snatch her bag on a busy Cambridge street near Harvard as an auto party gave chase. The bag was dropped and the men fled. police could not locate them. Mrs. Monk, a laundry owner, described the assailants as young, dark complexioned and tall.
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Jane Monk
Cambridge
Mrs. Monk
Herbert Fairfield
Powder House Road
Medford
Harvard Street
Fairfield
Jury finds Beach and Casey not guilty in Pawtucket conspiracy
James Beach and Peter Casey, tried for a week on a conspiracy to defraud Pawtucket of 4000 dollars, were acquitted by a Superior Court jury after a five hour deliberation. The verdict was returned just after 2 p.m.
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Providence
R. L
James Beach
Peter Casey
Pawtucket
Women Train Victim Dies After Runover Incident
A Boston-bound train fatally struck Edward Lucier 28 of Brockton while he walked the tracks between Avon and Brockton. Dr. Nellie N. Tilton and nurse Evelyn L. Baker aided him aboard the baggage car turned improvised hospital, but Lucier died before reaching Braintree.
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Edward Lucier
East
Ashland Street
Brockton
Avon
Nellie N. Tilton
Tilton
The
Massa
Chusetts Surgical and Gynecological Society
Boston
Evelyn L. Baker
Union General Hospital
West Springfield Street
Braintree
Counterfeiter Arrest Follows Al leghany City Wanted Notice
John Bonaroski, wanted in Al leghany City Pennsylvania on a charge of making and passing counterfeit coins, was arrested in Westfield yesterday.
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John Bonaroski
Alleghany City
Penn
Westfield
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