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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1922

Page

9

Fire damages Hyde Park four story building

A three alarm fire swept a four story wooden structure at 1297 River Street Hyde Park near Cleary Square. Firefighters battled for over an hour though raincoat stock on the second floor hampered efforts. Damage was pegged at 3000 dollars as investigators probe the cause.

Hyde Park Boston Fire Department River Street Cleary Square New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Fred ¢. Brainers Delphi D. Isaac Peerless Raincoat Company George R. Hanscom Cutter Works Taber

Runaway Wedding in New York Joins Clara Connelly and Dr. McCormick

Miss Clara Connelly of Waltham aged 34 married Dr. Cornelius J. McCormick 74 in New York City last Sunday after years of rumor and family opposition. McCormick, hospital board president, had long appeared with Connelly at social events while she moved to establish New York residency to formalize the union.

Clara Connelly Waltham Cornelius J. McCormick Boston Miss Connelly McCormick New York New York City the Waltham Hospital Dr. McCormick

Boyfavo rapped theft inspired by desire for status and girl

Seventeen year old Bobby Mayo of Allston confessed to stealing 90 dollars from his parents and fabricating a burglary story after pressure from jealousy over a friend's success with a girl. He said the motive was to get a start and impress the girl they both admired.

Bobby” Mayo Bradbury Street Allston Walter Brown Brighton Jeremiah J. Mayo Bobby Brown

Keegan Re-elected by Traction Employees

George E. Keegan of Lawrence was re-elected yesterday as chairman of the general conference committee of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Employees Union. Other officers include Charles A. Taylor Reading secretary treasurer Robert J. Egan Quincy recording secretary and Thomas F. Boyle vice chairman. The contract committee includes Keegan Taylor and Egan with auditors Daniel O'Keefe Taunton Rufus Kennedy Haverhill and John O'Neil Hyde Park. They plan a new wage and working agreement for public trustees review soon.

George E. ‘Keegan Lawrence Massachusets Street Charles A. Taylor Reading Robert J. Egan Quincy Recording Thomas F. Boyle Keegan Taylor Egan Daniel O’keefe Taunton Rufus Kennedy Haverhill John O'Neil Hyde Park

Funeral services for James F English tomorrow

Funeral services for James F English former Long Island superintendent and Deer Island officer will be held tomorrow morning. He died suddenly yesterday after a taxi ride in Hancock Street Dorchester on his way home to Charlestown following a visit with his daughter Mrs Anna M Leary of 22 Annabel Street.

J. F. English James F. Ensglish Long Island Deer Island Mr. English Hancock Street Dorchester Charlestown Anna M. Leary Annabel Street

Health Officials Report NY Influenza Cases Drop

Health department officials announced a 24 hour period ending at noon with 11 new influenza cases, down from the three week average of several daily cases.

Health Department

First Wakefield Chamber Banquet Attracts 400 Members

The Wakefield Chamber of Commerce held its first annual banquet last night at the State Armory in Wakefield with over 400 members in attendance. Larren Mc Master chaired the event. Speakers included Frank G. Allen state senate president J A Halloran and Edward G Stacey.

Chamber of Commerce of Wakefield State Armory Larren McMaster Chamber Frank G. Allen State Senate J. A. Halloran Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce Edward G. Stacey State Chamber of Commerce

Miss Mary Elizabeth Bruce Improves After Shooting Incident

Miss Mary Elizabeth Bruce age 17 of 10 Russell Street Tiverton formerly Everett, unexpectedly shot by her father Lieutenant James Bruce of the Everett Police Department. Her condition showed slight improvement at Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday evening.

Mary Elizabeth Bruce Russell Street Tiverett James Bruce Everett Massachusetts General Hospital

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