Tragic East Boston Fire Fatal to 6 Year Old Annie White
Annie White, six, died from burns after playing with a match in her East Boston home. Her father Thomas White was burned while trying to extinguish the flames. The accident occurred as the girl tripped on the stairs carrying the lit match, igniting her clothing. She died at East Boston Relief Station last night after being treated at Clark Ma honey drugstore and by the police ambulance team.
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Annie White
Bennington Street
East Boston
Thomas White
White House
Annie
Brook Street
White
Clark & Mahoney
Will Work to Save Horses Parade Association Hydrate Heat
The Boston Work Horse Parade Association will continue through July and August its program of cooling horses in hot weather. Shower stations at Upham's Corner Dorchester Park Square Dock Square 79 Portland Street Charles Street and Devonshire Street will operate at 8 degrees or higher. Free hot weather rules and stable and drivers rules are available from the association at 15 Beacons Street.
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Boston Work Horse Parade Association
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
Park Square
Dock Square
Portland Street
Charles Street
Devonshire Street
Humane Societies
Association
Beacons Street
Fire in Whitman Stable Threatens Town
A June 29 fire started in a Whitman stable and spread to ten buildings, prompting aid from nearby Brockton. The Sutherland home, tied to the murder case against James Sutherland awaiting Plymouth trial, burned in the attic. firefighters forced entry to save the evidence floor. Total losses likely approach $10,000.
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Whitman
F&rockton
Sutherland
James Sutherland
Plymouth
Child saved by hair on Charles River esplanade
Excitement on the Charles River esplanade near West Boston bridge as five year old Katie Sulik fell overboard and was rescued by a man in a passing motor boat who seized her by the hair and brought her to the surface. She was handed to her parents, Mr and Mrs Morris Sulik of 45 Garden Street West End.
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Charles River
Bennett's Arrest Over Love Letters Shocks Dorchester Clerks
Ernest Bennett of Dorchester is arrested on a warrant secured by his cousin Miss Susan McLaughlin of Malden who accused him of infidelity and produced two letters. Bennett bailed for 400 dollars. Miss Nellie Welch, his Dorchester sweetheart, vows to wait and marry him. The case goes before Malden Municipal Court.
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Ernest G. Bennett
Dorchester
Susan McLaughlin
Malden
Miss McLaughlin
Bennett
Ernest Bennett
Nellie Welch
Haskins
Adam Wilhelm
Oakwood Street
Codman Square
Ernest
Miss Welch
Nellie
Mrs. Bennett
Ernest Shan
Susan
Bruce
Record bull fight claims eighteen bulls at Santander show
In Santander on June 28 a record bull fight drew about 10 000 spectators and lasted ten hours. Eighteen bulls were killed and matador Torquito and other toreros were gored in the event.
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Santander
Spain
Matador Torquito
Irish Towels and Turkish Linens Sale List
A selected assortment of Irish hemstitched Huck-a-Back towels in four styles with regular price nine dollars per dozen now six dollars. Bath mats and Turkish towels offered with white or blue borders at three dollars. Also twenty hundred yards of glass linen 19 inches wide offered at low pricing, with other textile lines mentioned in brief sale notes.
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Sheffield
Hemstitched Sheets and Cases: Special at Various Sizes
Hemstitched sheets offered in 90 by 108 and 81 by 108 inch sizes with 72 by 108 and 63 by 108 inch options also on special. Hemstitched cases 42 by 40 and 45 by 40 inch sizes promoted at sale prices.
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Blaze
Charles
Boston
Washington Corner
Providence
Westminster St
New York
West 34Th Street
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Chestnut
Susie
Ernie
Sweetheart
Worcester
Western Avenue
West Lynn
Summer Streets
Maggie
Lynn
Pike
Will
Hamburg
Wallace
Keauc
Retail Trade Board
The
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Dwight
Marseilles
Dresden
Jersey
Specia
Shoe Department
White Sea Island
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