Doctor Bitten by Dog on Columbus Avenue
Dr Lee R Pittinger of 282 Columbus Avenue was bitten on the calf by a bulldog on Columbus Avenue last evening about 7 30 Bystanders fought the dog off before it was restrained The dog was not killed and rabies could not be confirmed Dr Pittinger was taken to the Pasteur Institute New York for treatment and was reported moved from Boston by Dr W W Journeay's wife
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Columbus Avenue
Lee R. Pittinger
Dr. Pittinger
Pittinger
Pasteur Institute
New York
W. W. Journeay
Steer Races Wildly Goring Horse At Wild West Show
A steer used in Wonder land performances ran loose last night goring a horse nearly to death and causing a panic. A performer named Killinger was on the horse and escaped serious harm as blank shots dispersed the animal.
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Killinger
Chinese Day in Court At Federal Building
In a Federal session called Chinese Day Judge Lowell presided over multiple Chinaman defendants. Wong Mon Ong faced perjury charges over statements about entrance of On Guen, who was returned to Vermont habeas proceedings. Willie King was held on bail for talking to witnesses. Several men were fined for using the mails to promote a lottery. The case against Chin Kin Ning was adjourned.
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Federal
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Guy V. Ham
Wong Mon Ong
On Guen
Guen
Vermont
O' Guen
Boston
Jo Tai
Wong Poy
Jee Wo Hung
Wong Shi Poy
Chin Kin Ning
Royal couple reaches Dovre mountains en route to coronation
Norway's King Haakon II Queen Maud and Crown Prince Olaf arrived in the Dovre mountains at Tostemoen after leaving Christiania for Trondhjem. They will be crowned June 22.
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Norway
Dovre
Christiania
Haakon II
Maud
Olaf
Trondhjem
Tostemoen
Dovre Mountains
Council Passes Mayor Budget After Prolonged Debate
After a long session the Common Council approved the Mayor's $60,000 publicity bureau plan by 57 to 9. Absent members Doherty and Sexton were fetched from Long Island by tug and carriage, returning just in time to vote. President Barrett and Councilman Kiley clashed over meeting rules.
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Common Council
Doherty
Sexton
Ward 2
Long Island
Long Iland
Civil War Veterans Bliss and Eddy Honored in Massachusetts
George W. Bliss born in 1847 enlisted August 14 1862 at 16 served faithfully and was honorably discharged now lives in Georges Mass and belongs to the G A pont. Samuel B. Eddy born June 2 1822 enlisted August 1862 at 40 served faithfully and honorably discharged, earned a bravery medal at Sailor's Creek and resides in West Chesterfield Massachusetts.
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George W. Bliss
Mr. Bliss
Geores Mass
Samuel B. Eddy
Thirty-seventh
Massachusetts
Sailor’s Creek
West Chesterfield
Mass
TUNNEL CAUSES SUIT
In a Supreme Court session Judge Hammond heard Margaret A Grace seek annulment of a 1906 lease with store owner E Van Aukin at 69 Temple Place. She says eminent domain may seize the property for a railway station delaying preparations for a tunnel project. Her counsel cited unwillingness to invest in a millinery shop under looming risk.
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J. Elbridge Anderson
Grace
Wives and Husband File Two Suits Against L Road
Norah Berry sues for 10000 dollars claiming injury when a car suddenly started as she alighted on January 19 1902. Her husband sues for loss of her services in the same action. The actions were filed in the fifth session of the Superior Court before Judge Stevens yesterday.
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Superior Court
Stevens
Norah Berry
Coal oil fatalities claim three women in Greater Boston
A Winchester woman and her daughter died after horrific burning accidents in Boston yesterday while a kerosene stove caused a fatal fire in an East Boston home. Massachusetts General Hospital treated the rest.
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Greater
Boston
Winchester
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tragic East Boston Stove Fire Claims Mrs Barry
Mrs. Alice Barry 60 dies from full body burns after kerosene stove blaze at 466 Saratoga Street East Boston. Her husband John Barry arrived home to find the stove ignited and she tried to move it. in the scramble she tripped. John Powers and Howard Moran pulled off the stove and covered her with bags but she died at the Relief station. Powers sustained severe burns on his left arm.
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Alice Barry
Saratoga Street
Boston
Fatal Studio Fire Claims Mulrenan Women
In Winchester on June 14 Mrs. Margaret Mulrenan, 40, and her daughter Winnifred, 16, burned when oil spilled on a stove ignited their clothing. Mar tins H Mulrenan, upstairs, tried to aid, pulling off flames, but both women died at the hospital. Winnifred died first.
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Winchester
Margaret Mulrenan
Winnifred
Thomas H. Mulrenan
Woman Burns Saving Pet Bird in Somerville Fire
Mrs Charlies H Jones, 58 Walnut Street Somerville, was badly burned about the neck and hands while attempting to rescue her pet bird from a fire that started from a match lit on a lace curtain. Fire caused about 1500 dollars in damage. burns not serious enough for hospital.
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Walnut Street
Somerville
Charlies H. Jones
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W.J. Paul
Dorchester
Celeerd
Weccie Costa
Elatee and Screen
W. J. Paul
Bowdoin Street
Geneva Avenue
Saly Vs
Barrett
Kiley
Ward 8
Riley
Pabst
Pabst Blue Ribbon Speidel & CO
Sleeper St
Atlantic House
Cnn
Bn Boat
the Square Deal Store
Washington St
de Cor
Beach St
Harrison’s
Harrison
Eower
New England
THE
Boston Post
Samuel E. Eddy
Schillare
Northampton
Florence
Milliner
Temple Place
Sue
E. Boston
X-Zalia
Curin
X-Zan
Latterymarch Street
Bose
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Short
Willard Massey
N.B.P
P.A
J. M. Solomon
Beacon Street
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