Women Kennel Club members urge inquiry into Dr Peters
The women of the Kennel Club allege pitfalls around Dr Peters D V S head of the state cattle bureau and seek a governor ordered investigation. A brief report on a dog deemed calm and healthy is cited as part of their evidence. A fund has been raised to enable counsel to press for inquiry.
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Ladies’ Kennel Club
Austin Peters
State Cattie Bureau
Peters
State Cattle Bureau
Seagreaves
Wakefield
Fanny Brooks
Hyde Park
Wreck Claims 10 Deaths in R R Collision
In Connellsville Pa a Baltimore and Ohio No 49 wreck near Indian Creek left the engineer burned to death and many injured as cars plunged into a ditch and burned. Passengers and railroad men endured a chaotic escape as 41 aboard faced the blaze.
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Connellsville
Penn
Baltimore & Ohio
Indian Creek
Here
Robert J. Finney
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wylie Irwn
T. D. Frederick
P. RR. Hunton
J. M. Smith
Cumberland
Thomas McGovern
Co. S. Shipley
Charleroi
B. O. Hull
Garrettsville
J. W. ‘Lissue
Morgantown
W. Va
J. A. Roman
Baltimore
Jessie Cochran
Dawson
A. Lape
Bwlllmore & Co Railroad
Street car crashes into store injuring several in Pittsburg
An empty Pittsburg Railway car on the Wylie and Bedford line ran uncontrolled down Webster avenue and Tythira street, smashing a two story frame building and a confectionery store in Herron Hill. Two people are seriously hurt, several slightly hurt, and about 7000 dollars in damage is attributed to a defective brake.
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Pittsburg
Wylie and
Bedford Avenue
Pittsburg Railway Company
Webster Avenue
Tythira Street
Reincker
Confeepn
Herron Hill
Council Approves $1.7 Million Public Works Bond
The Common Council voted $1.7 million for public works including $500,000 for street improvements amid a heated roll call. The vote faced claims of an illegitimate ballot with 50 yes and 21 no, while Councilman Sacks disputed absence timing. President Barrett declared passage after tallying despite protests and calls for reconsideration.
Councilman Sacks Confirms Vote On Street Loan Order
Ward 9 Councilman Sacks told the Post he voted yes on the $500,000 street improvements loan order in last night’s Common Council meeting. He recalled being in the council doorway when his name was called and said he hurried to leave for a dance invitation.
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Carruth
West Roxbury
Counclmen Murphy
Doherty
Sacks
Ward
Post
Common Council
Railroad Must Pay Maimed Laborer in $3250 Award
William H. McRae, once a laborer for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad at Pier 4 South Boston, received $3250 in the Superior Court after a February 2 1903 accident where a car struck a plank and threw him into coal, causing severe injuries.
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William H. McRae
Superior Court
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Pier 4
Boston
Dorchester Car Service Schedule Details Rush Hour Runs
Beginning tomorrow, cars will run in rush hours between Park St Station Dorchester and Post Office via Geneva Ave Bowdoin Hancock Colubmia Boston Dorchester Summer Federal and Milk Streets. Service starts at 6 45 a m and runs every 10 minutes until 8 35 a m. The afternoon run starts at 4 19 p m and continues every 19 minutes until 5 39 p m with departures from Postoffice Sq 31 minutes later.
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Park St. Station
Dorchester
Post Office
Geneva Ave
Bowdoin and
Hancock Sts
Columbia Road
Boston St
Dorchester Ave
Federal
Milk Sts
Park St
Postoffice
Thaw Family Praises Evelyn Thaw in Rare Interview
Mrs George Lauder Carnegie, Harry Thaw's sister, defends Evelyn Thaw in a Post interview. She says Evelyn is the bravest girl she has known and rejects false rumors of casting her off. The Thaws insist Harry would not divorce Evelyn and that she will be cared for.
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Evelyn
Harry
George Lauder Carnegie
Harry Thaw
Judge Bolster, Roxbury Judge, Dies After Illness
Solomon A. Bolster longtime Roxbury court judge died at 10 Cobden Street Roxbury after a six month illness. He was 72, survived by a large family and several benevolent affiliations. He served as judge since 1885 and his court will be draped in black for 30 days. He leaves an estate valued over 500000 and was born in Paris Me.
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Solomon A. Bolster
Roxbury
Cobden Street
Judge Bolster
Wilfred
Municipal Court
Roy
Percy
Stanley M
May
Grand Army
Paris
Oxford County
Oxford Normal Institute
Dixfield
Harvard Law School
Twenty-third
Maine Volunteers
Representative Weeks Receives Baby Name Suggestions
Everett lawmaker William E. Weeks welcomed a nine pound baby boy and invites all General Court members to suggest a name for the child. The scene drew congratulations from Weeks and his legislative colleagues yesterday.
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William E. Weeks
Everett
General Court
Asthma drug ascatco touted for full recovery
New York reports nearly 500000 asthmatics claim perfect health due to ascatco. Medical authorities declare the Austrian remedy a total success with a tiny dose of seven drops twice daily and no stomach upset. The Austrian Dispensary offers free no bottle distribution by mail to applicants in March.
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New York
West 25Th Street
New York City
Thaw Statement Credits Mrs Thaw in Crossexamination
Harry Thaw released a statement praising Mrs H K Thaw for her cross examination against the prosecution amid the 1901 catastrophe backdrop. He commends Jerome for crediting some questions while criticizing professional remarks and defending the witness's truthfulness and honesty.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Jerome
Plan 10 Prevent Personal Crisis Reports In Cities
A program named Plan 10 Prevent Personal Crisis Reports aims to expand with branches in major cities across the country. The initiative focuses on early intervention and community outreach to identify at risk individuals and connect them with resources.
Salvation Army to open self destruction advice bureaus
New York reports Commander Miss Booth announces anti suicide bureaus to aid distressed persons contemplating death by own action. Col. Thomas Holland for men and Brigadier Miss Bovill for women will head the New York bureau with a large staff.
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New York
Miss Booth
Salvation Army
United States
London
William Booth
Thomas Holland
Miss Bovill
March Temperatures Spark Sudden Warmth in City
March began with a 2 percent increase and a rapid warmup as temperatures rose from 5 degrees at 3 am to 27 by 6 pm then to 28 at midnight. The day saw a 13 degree midday jump with the mercury at 22 at noon while last year’s average stood nearly identical at 16 20 24 versus 16 17 24.
Boston Area Weekend Weather Outlook
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday and Saturday with occasional snow or rain and a slight temperature change. Washington reports New England will see rain or snow Friday and Saturday with partly cloudy intervals and fresh northeast winds.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New England
Weather and ads note from Thompson's Spa on 219 Washington Street
Historical fragment lists yesterday's date or mistyped years 1906 1907 with temperature lines and times. It mentions Horlicks Malted Milk as a food drink and Lung Kura for cough relief, reflecting staple ads and household health tips of the era.
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Evaemers
Thompson’s Spa
Ashington Street
Narrene
Seeewes
Horlick
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