Two Women Pinched Under Runaway Auto at Chestnut Hill
Miss Alice Dole and Mrs. Fred Gorham were trapped underside a runaway electric runabout near Chestnut Hill reservoir. Park workers lifted the car. both women escaped serious injury though Mrs. Gorham sustained contusions and minor burns. The car was Massachusetts No 20,827.
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Chestnut Hill Reservoir
Alice Dole
F. B. Dole
Englewood Avenue
Fred Gorham
Bangor
Reservoir
John Earl
Will Kennedy
Reservoir Park
Teries
Miss Dole
Park
Brighton
Chestnut Hill
Two Men Overcome by Gas in South Boston Room
Arnold Bauman twenty two and his friend Fred Jones were found unconscious from gas in Bauman’s room on A street in South Boston. Mary Ahearn the landlady notified authorities after smelling gas. Dr Keenan and officers rushed them to City Hospital where Bauman remained in danger and Jones had a slim hope of recovery.
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Arnold Bauman
Boston
Fred Jones
Mary Ahearn
Bauman
Keenan
City Hospital
Jones
Foley Falls At City Hospital Death Sparks Probe
Mrs. Hugh Foley says her husband died after a fall at City Hospital and alleges hospital staff misled by officials. Dr. Holt reports Foley, weak from heart and dropsy, rose when nurse away, struck his head on a cornice, and died of heart failure.
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City Hospital
Hugh Foley
West Newton Street
Post
F. W. Mansfield
Engineers’ Union 16
Foley
Union
Frank H. Holt
Youngest Boston College High student wins multiple prizes
Arthur J. Sheehan, among BC High's youngest members, received at least four prize medals, the latest at graduation night. His debate on That Literature Prospers Better Under Democratic Form sparked strong questions from judges Reverend Brown, O Neil, and Splaine.
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Arthur J. Sheehan
Boston College High School
Boston College Hall
Young Sheehan
Father of Nine Killed on Boat
Thomas Whalen a Hall Place West Quincy resident and father of nine was killed on the 10000 ton J P Morgan liner Creole at Fore River works after falling into a 20 foot hold while preparing the trial trip. He kissed his wife and children goodbye earlier and planned to take his oldest child to a Bunker Hill event that evening.
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Quincy
Goodby
Bunker Hill
Thomas Whalen
Hall Place
West Quincy
Fore River Works
Massachusetts Bay
Whalen
First hot day in Boston shocks parade crowds
Boston endures its hottest day of June with crowds gasping at the sun and merchants thriving on summer goods. Two pedestrians, Michael J. Hart and Daniel B. O Neil, fainted from heat and were taken to hospitals and relief stations. The day marks the hottest June 17 since 1895 except for Bunker Hill Day two years earlier.
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Michael J. Hart
Hampshire Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
West End
Massachusetts General Hospital
Daniel B. O’neil
Call Street
Charlestown
City Square
Actress Mary Hall Recovering From Appendicitis at Christ Hospital
Mary Hall, popular in Cincinnati, is slowly recovering at Christ Hospital after a serious appendicitis attack. She recently toured under David Belasco in The Girl from the Golden West and canceled a season due to illness. Rumors said she would join a Boston Theatre stock company, but reports now say she signed for another year with Belasco and will reprise The Girl from the Golden West.
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Mary Hall
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Miss Hall
David Belasco
Boston Theatre
Lindsay Morison
Mr. Belasco
Little Rhody Dominates Hull Yacht Club Race
In light southwest breeze Hull Bay hosted Boston Y C races with Little Rhody winning Class Q by 1m 46s over Sally IX and ahead of Dorothy Q and Essex. Sally IV led early in second rating, Iris won catboat class, Pass claimed Hull one design, and Mirage II’s Jack Olmstead extended his cup chances.
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Hull
Rhody
Boston Yacht Club
Sally IX
Dorothy Q
Essex
Eleanor
Marblehead
Hull Bay
Strawberry Hill
Quincy Great Hill
Peddock
Little Rhody
Dorothy
Sally
Quincy
Sonderklasse
Marie L
Chewink IV
Myrtle
Chewink
Marie
Sally IV
Sanderling
Gringo
Secret
Iris
Charley Cole
Spider
Barbara
Sunny Jim
Jack Olmstead
Mirage Iti
Sidney Doane
Tyrant
T. J. Scannell
C . Phillips
G Besse
Bessie J
Ak Hodge
Esther
W H. Jackson
Footers
Cole
Nicknack
E. BR. Holmes
Eagle
Carlew
Bonifer
G. W. Wightman
Stymie
Dw Jacobs
Shoofiy
Hutchison
Arawak
A. OC
Nickerson
Dartwell G A
Saville
Ae Ow As
Busy Bee
Coombs
Almira I M Whittemore
Emeline Ev Robbins
Hustler R. J. Carpenter
Moondyne Shaw Bros
J. W Glidden
Gringon H. Brown
Secret Aur Loring
Sally IV H.R. Starrat
Jacobin
T. E. King
Juanana H Lundberg
Clara
Walter Burgress
Vim
William Saville
Ceca
McGregor Soccer Team Defeats Fore River in Picnic Championship
Quincy June 17 For the first time in four years the McGregor soccer team defeated Fore River 8 to 2 in a Merrimack Valley championship match at Weymouth. Russell and Drysdale opened the scoring for McGregor, Fore River replied with two goals by Creighton, and a late surge by Drysdale could not overcome McGregor's defense led by Goal Tender Malecomb as time expired.
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Quincy
McGregor
Fore River
St. Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society
Weymouth
Merrimack Valley
Russell
Drysdale
McGregors
Creighton
Sullivan Beats Donovan In 10th Round At Manchester
Sullivan of Lawrence defeats Jim Donovan of New York in the 10th round of a scheduled 15 round bout in Manchester New Hampshire. Donovan fought well early but Sullivan surged with lefts and rights, scoring knockdowns and forcing a TKO. The semi final between John KE Butler and Peter Sweeney ended in an eight round draw.
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Manchester
N. H
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Jim Donovan
New York
Donovan
Tommy
Sullivan
Jim
Ian
John KE. Butler
Lynn
Peter Sweeney
Swans Placed in Public Garden Pond by City
Boston's Public Garden welcomes six European swans to the main pond today after a long campaign by the Post. A circular swan house is provided near the subway entrance, with feeding strictly controlled to protect the birds and prevent vandalism.
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Post
Boston
Liberty
The
Assault at temple over admission fee leads to court
Louis Catler accused Abraham Edenstein and David Lubarsky of assault after he said he could not pay 25 cents admission at a Jewish synagogue. The defendants pleaded not guilty and their cases were continued to next Saturday.
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Temple Quincy
Louis Catler
Abraham Edenstein
David Lubarsky
Catler
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Sheehan
B. C. High
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Ar. O’neil
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T. I. Gasson
J. H. Rockwell
D. Francis Creedon
Raymond J. McInnes
Charles Keefe
Francis Phelan
Thomas L. Gannon
Walter L. Cleary
Thomas J. Finnigan
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Arthur L. Garrity
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Thomas A. Flynn
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