Incendiary Fire Burns Hanover Street Block in Hanover
State police probe a $100,000 fire that gutted the Bronstein Bros. moulding and picture frame building at Hanover and Union streets. Two fires started on the third and fourth floors, with a man seen fleeing as flames broke out and two 15 year old employees aiding other workers. Firemen found the blaze began near the room far from Hanover street. this marks the third Bronstein fire in seven weeks.
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Malden Central Labor Union
A. F. of L
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Malden
Boston Pawers
Hollis Hall
Boston Building Trades Section
Boston Park Department
A. F
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Union Streets
Bronstein Bros
Samuel Silbert
East Cambridge
Jacob Stone
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Silas P. Smith
State House
Joseph Kuriss
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Suffragettes Jailed After London Arrests
Seventy six suffragettes arrested for brawling inside Parliament precincts were sentenced to fines or up to a month in prison. They chose jail and were taken away in a prison van amid cheers and jeers outside the police court.
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Petition for Public Landing at Boston Waterfront
A petition will be presented to Mayor Fitzgerald today seeking a public landing at a convenient point along the Boston waterfront, specifically at Long wharf. The Driscoll estate claims compensation for the current landing, supported by city businessmen yachtsmen and others. It argues that the only public landing for small boats from ships is at Fort Point about a quarter mile away.
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Boston
Long Wharf
Driscoll
Fort Point
Sullivan and Mulroy Jailed in Naturalization Fraud Case
John J. Sullivan and John Mulroy, the final two of nine Roxbury men arrested in August 1906 for naturalization fraud, were each sentenced to six months in Dedham jail by Judge Dodge in the United States District Court yesterday.
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John Mulroy
Roxbury
Dedham
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