Hungarians Wreathe Washington Statue in Public Garden
A Hungarian dedication in the Public Garden marked the 195th anniversary of Hungary's liberty with a wreath on the George Washington statue. About 2900 attendees heard remarks from Secretary D. Wise and John A. Sullivan praising patriotism, liberty, and Hungary’s drive for independence with leaders Kossuth and Apponyi cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Washington
John A. Sullivan
Feaven
Francis Kossuth
Albert Apponyi
J. Gy. Green
Arnold Klein
Post
Kossuth
Erie Express In a Ditch at Winfield Station
Erie passenger train No. 7 plunges 20 feet down an embankment near Winfield station while running at 60 miles an hour injuring 12 people. Twenty seven passengers aboard. Mrs. Mary Cairo of Chicago with two children escaped injury yet she is severely crushed and may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Erie
Winfield Station
Mary Cairo
Chicago
Funeral of Mrs Fuller in Lynn as police push case
A small funeral for Susie A. Fuller was held in Lynn with Rev. R. L. Greene officiating. The body will be buried in Augusta after relatives attended as investigators continue gathering evidence on the death linked to ex husband Seth J. Whittier. A second watch was recovered from a pawnbroker and Whittier hired attorney Peter A. Breen, who said the defense will argue natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Susie A. Fuller
Seth J. Whittier
R. L. Greene
First Methodist Church
Mary S. Wood
Anna Whitten
Augusta
Peter A. Breen
Breen
Quinona Restores Nervous System Says Boston Man
David A Howell of 2143 Washington street Boston reports two years of nervousness and poor sleep. After three bottles of Quinona his nervousness disappeared appetite returned and he feels a hundred percent better. Quinona claims to improve blood and nerve strength and overall vitality with a one dollar large bottle. Drugstores carry Quinona and The Quinona Co offers free medical advice at 1 Hartford st Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Howell
Washington Street
Boston
Quinona Co
Hartford St
Peeping Tom Appears In Newton Centre Disturbing Residents
H. L. Morrison of Lake Avenue reports a man peeping into windows in Newton Centre after dark for two weeks. Residents hear scratching at windows and see eyes watching inside, prompting chases that end as the intruder vanishes before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Centre
H. L. Morrison
Lake Avenue
Boston Theatre Concert Delights Sunday Audience
A Boston Theatre concert last evening drew a large crowd with a one act playlet by Robson and Miss Juliette Farish. Performers included Pinard Walters Gladys Irving the Epps La Belle D Esmond Latimore Leigh and Savoy Comedy Four. Harry LaMarr presented A Giddy Old Maid to cheers. A new programme will be announced next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuartilliam
Boston Theatre
Robson
Juliette Farish
Pinard and Walters
Gladys Irving
Epps
la Belle
D’esmonds
Latimore
Leigh
Savoy Comedy
Harry LaMarr
Body Found After Week On Piscataqua River Shore
The body of Angus Hunt, a laborer, who fell from a railroad trestle over the Piscataqua River last Sunday, was found today near the riverbank above the bridge in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Angus Hunt
Piscataqua River
Spotless Town Inspires City Nickname Across Melrose
Melrose residents embrace the moniker Spotless Town after an alderman backed a police reform plan. Mail to Neil Casey, Spotless Town, Mass, arrives in under a day via regular routes. Real estate brokers note benefits as the fame spreads beyond Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Boston
Neil Casey
Spotless Town
Mass
Revere
Sidney H. Buttrick
Mystery Calls For Autopsy
Mary Maghar about 40 years old died at Somerville Hospital after a sudden illness at 79 Thurston street. Medical Examiner Durell performed an autopsy. the deaths cause was brain trouble and kidney disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maghar
Somerville Hospital
Durell
Frank Brerk
Thurston Street
Douglass Drama Presented in East Boston Hall
The Hon. John J. Douglass presented his original drama My Old Kentucky Home yesterday in Fitton School hall East Boston drawing an audience of about 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Douglass
East Boston
Old Kentucky Home
Shakeup Hints In Metropolitan Park Police Force
Auburndale March rumors speak of a broad police shakeup with at least ten new officers. Transfer plans loom before the canoeing season opening April 19 as Superintendent Hatherley expects smoother enforcement. The amusement association may back police efforts to improve conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Metropolitan Park
Hatherley
Spooney
Amusement Association
Break-in at East Somerville Drug Store
Burglars entered the drug store of Eugene B. Carpenter at Broadway and Mt. Pleasant in East Somerville during the early hours yesterday. Entry damaged the back door panel and door bolt. nothing was stolen but the panel was removed and the prescription room bolt bent before the intruders fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Carpenter
Broadway
Mt. Pleasant Street
East Somerville
Positive proof from Boston resident endorses Deans Kidney Pills
C M Snow of 324 Harrison Ave Boston Mass testifies after four years that Deans Kidney Pills restored his back pain and urinary issues. He recalls prior pain when bending and lifting and notes complete improvement after use. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Midburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan s and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
C. M. Snow
Harrison Ave
Mass
Dean
Foster-Midburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Powers Named as Attorney General Candidate Hint Circles Talk
Republican circles circulate a tip that former Congressman Samuel L Powers of Newton may run for attorney general. A complimentary dinner was given for Powers at Hotel Brunswick, with the suggestion of a possible bid discussed during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. Powers
Newton
Powers
Hotel Brunswick
Herbert Parker
Powers Seeks Return From Congress as Banner Discusses Attorney General Post
A Powers man quipped that they will not let Mr Powers retire from politics though he left Congress willingly to resume his law practice. Talks swirl on the attorney generalship with Western lawyers naming Dana Malone Scott Peters and Powers as prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Congress
Parker
Dana Malone
Greenfield
Essex
Funeral honors for General and ex Senator Joseph R. Hawley
Brief private services were held in Washington for Joseph R. Hawley with Rev Dr Harding officiating. Attendees included Generals Black Greely and Senators Hansbrough Wetmore and Platt Bulkeley. Public viewing followed before the body proceeds to Hartford for further services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph R. Hawley
Harding
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
General Black
A. W. Greely
Hansbrough and
Wetmore
Platt and Bulkeley
Connecticut
John M. Wilson
Admiral van Reypen
Hartford
State House
Asylum Hill Congregational Church
Hawley
Platt
Bulkeley
van Reypen
Charles E. Hooks
General Miles Visits West Point to See Cadet Son
West Point report says General Nelson A. Miles visited the academy to see his son Cadet Miles of the first class. The occasion underlines military lineage at the historic post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Miles
West Point
N. Y
Nelson A. Miles
Cadet Miles
Boys wander long trail to redcoat pursuit ends home
Jerry Kennedy nine and Harry Moody seven set out in search of the Lexington trail following colonial redcoat routes. They wandered for about 75 miles Saturday, were found exhausted and mud covered at Somerville by a Moody relative. The Cambridge police aided in the search as the boy finally returned home after 60 hours away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcoats
Concord
Lexington
Jerry Kennedy
Harry Moody
Moody Boy
Somerville
Kennedy
Cambridge
Jerry
Moody
Mrs. Kennedy
Western Avenue
Father Kennedy
Post
Chelsea Eyes Veto on City Salary Increases
Mayor Edward E. Willard faces a veto on proposed salary hikes for the Chelsea police and fire departments, city registrars of voters, and the electrician. Tonight's City Hall meeting will reveal the outcome with standing room expected. Critics warn higher salaries threaten tax rates as Alderman Bartlett notes the added staff hikes the appropriation by over $5000 while a playground sale funds school renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Willard
Chelsea Police and Fire Department
Registrars of Voters
City Electrician
City Hall
Bartlett
Chelsea
Plea to fund Nantasket Beach reservation measures
A 1905 circular from Nantasket Beach reservation supporters urges the Metropolitan Park Commission and Legislature to approve a $150,000 appropriation for takings and improvements. It argues that combining beach and cliff ownership creates a unique, valuable coastal asset and urges timely action to secure shore rights and shore road links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Pope
M. F. Dickinson
John G. Blake
Eugene N. Foss
Otis Weld Richardson
Edwin L. Sprague
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
Metropolitan Park Commission
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Legislative Committee
Jerusalem Road
United States
Riviera
France
New York
Newport
Ars
Park Commission
Boston
Metropolitan Park District
Massachusetts
Boy Kills Playmate When Rifle Appears Loaded
In Philadelphia on March 19 Warren Carr, 16, was shot dead by James Hawthorne, 17, during outdoor play. Hawthorne believed the rifle was empty and fled after the incident. the other boys present thought the gun was unloaded. The tragedy remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Warren Carr
James Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Tufts President Capen Survives Sunday Illness
Medford March 19 President Capen of Tufts College enjoyed a fairly comfortable Sunday as doctors report his condition remains serious but without immediate complications. He has battled pneumonia for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Capen
Tufts College
Fox terrier saves hotel by barking at fire incident
J H Emslie at the Hotel Beacon credits his fox terrier Jessie with waking them and aiding a quick response. The dog barked, revealing a closet fire in the corridor. Mr Emslie extinguished the blaze with buckets of water before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Terrier
J. H. Emslie
Hotel Beacon
Ji Beacon Street
Jessie
Cranford
MR. Emslie
Man Travels 109 Miles to Find Lost Dog Felix
G W Cahoon of Keene New Hampshire arrived in Cambridge at midnight to locate his dog Felix a pure white bull with a brown left ear. He cites a newspaper ad at 49 Hamilton street offering the dog for sale and vows to continue the search despite failing to locate the address. He plans to resume the hunt today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N. H
Felix
G. W.W. Cahoon
Cambridge
Whch
Hamilton Street
Tye
Station 2
Mr. Cahoon
Mare Stolen From Stable In South Boston Heist
The stable of Frederick J. Bush at 60 Alger Street, South Boston, was entered Saturday night. A chestnut mare weighing about 1000 pounds, age 11, 13 hands high with a white star and two white hind feet was stolen along with a democrat wagon and two sets of harness. A known ex-prisoner, said to be the mare’s driver, was seen heading toward Cambridge late Saturday night. One harness set was recovered in Cambridge the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Bush
Alger Street
South Boston
House of Correction
Cambridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erie Express
W. &. Moody
Tremont ST
Temple Pl
Oxford
Neil Casey, Esq
Franklin St
I Ward
Brunswick
John Egan
Front St
New Bedford
Charles H. Fisher
Roxbury
Charlestown
Joseph Ford
Sullivan St
Boston Eye Institute
Boylston St
Hanover Street
North End
Willard Doe
Dublin
MccMullin
Ginter Grocery Company
Summer Street
Canal Street
Elm & Union Streets
Cai
Cera
Dr. Radway & Co
Mat¢ Roberts
South Third
Brooklyn
Radway
Almanda Radway & CO
New York City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!