Lynn teacher dies after poison act in Cliftondale home
Esther Johnson a 28 year old Lynn grammar school teacher died after taking poison in her parents home at 7 Danforth avenue Cliftondale. She had taught at Centre street school for two years and roomed with Katherine West a Childs street teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Johnson
Lynn Grammar School
Werner G. Johnson
Danforth Avenue
Cliftondale
Miss Johnson
Centre Street Sranenar
Katherine West
Childs Street
North Common Street
Lynn
Yale crews candidate Fitzpatrick collapses with illness
WEW HAVEN Conn March 23 John B Fitzpatrick of St Paul Minn a leading Yale rowing candidate was taken seriously ill today with a nervous breakdown Some doubt exists whether he can row again this year
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Wew Haven
Conn
John B. Fitzpatrick
St. Paul
Minn
Yale
Waitress Margaret Murnane Takes Fatal Jump Near Longwood
Margaret Murnane, 35, a waitress of 19 Dalton Street, ended her life by jumping in front of an inward-bound train near Longwood station after illness left her unable to work since last November. She died en route to the Relief Hospital after being brought to Boston.
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Margaret Murnane
Dalton Street
Longwood Station
Boston
Relief Hospital
Woman Identified at North Grove Morgue
Miss Anna Murnane identified the woman at North Grove street morgue last night. Railroad officials said the deceased had lingered near the station for days and was chased from the tracks on Friday. The Medical Examiner noted a prior illness at City Hospital last November and long unemployment. The sister who identified her and the sister’s family were both jobless and seeking work.
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North Grove Street
Anna Murnane
Magrath
City Hospital
End of Militarism Predicted by Dr. Crapsey Lecture
Dr. Algernon S. Crapsey predicts a new force will abolish militarism and rule the purse over the sword, in a lecture at Lorimer Hall as his concluding talk. He will forecast what replaces the family, which he says is already a thing of the past, and Rose Pastor Stokes discusses Woman Suffrage and Socialism tonight at Lorimer Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon S. Crapsey
School of Social Science
Lorimer Hall
Roxbury Man Dies in Lowell Exposure Incident
Dennis Horgan of Roxbury Massachusetts died in St. John's Hospital after exposure. He was found in the road in front of W. O. Martin's farm in South Billerica with frozen hands and feet. Identified before death by brothers J Horgan and Maurice Horgan.
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Lowell
Dennis Horgan
Roxbury
Boston
St. John's Hospital
Horgan
W. O. Martin
Martin’s Corner
South Billerica
Lowell Hospital
J. Horgan
Calumet Street
Maurice Horgan
Isabella Street
Pair Given Six Months for Drug Law Violation
Police raided 58 Porter street and found cocaine morphine opium and heroin at Hugh and Mabel Perry home. In police court Judge Parmenter convicted them of drug law violations and sentenced both to six months in the House of Correction.
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Lagrange Street
Hugh and
Mabel Perry
Porter Street
Parmenter
House of Correction
Oldtown Elects Republican Mayor in Three-Way Race
George P. Longley, Republican, wins Oldtown mayoralty over Democrat G. Gilmore Weld and Progressive Alfred Averill in a three-sided contest. Republicans also hold seven of ten city council seats, continuing party control after last year’s Progressive mayoral victory by Charles G. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldtown
George P. Longley
G. Gilmore Weld
Alfred Averill
Charles G. Davis
Williams Treatment Promises Kidney and Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement touts Williams Treatment as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, rheumatism, and uric acid issues. It offers a free 50c bottle with the notice cutout, 10c for distribution, and a no obligation parcel post delivery to any address.
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Williams
D. A. Williams
Dept
P. O. Bidg
East Hampton
Conn
Women Clash Over Beacon Street Clubhouse Site
The Women s City Club debated for nearly two hours last night over where to locate their clubhouse. Representatives supported the Men s City Club building at 9 to 11 Beacon Street and a private house at 40 Beacon Street. A mail vote will decide.
Women push for city club house cleaning and socialism talk
Miss E Louise Mallock led a campaign among 800 women at a City Club event recounting a need for a thorough "house cleaning" costing about 11000 dollars for the club space at 40 Beacon Street. Rose Pastor Stokes urged study of socialism to address widespread poverty and evils, urging women to seek remedies and inviting questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.’ Louise Mallock
Alice H. Grady
City Club
Beacon Street
Somerset
Rose Pastor Stokes
Tribute Dinner Honors General William C. Gorgas
London March 23 The medical profession of London gave a dinner to Brigadier General William C Gorgas surgeon general of the United States army as a tribute to his work at Panama Viscount Bryce presided Lord Bryce and Lewis Harcourt helped arrange the visit to the South African mines though Harcourt could not attend
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London
Medical Profession of
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
Panama
Viscount Bryce of
Bechmont
Washington
Lord Bryce
Lewis Harcourt
Gorgas
Harcourt
Distinguished American honor event cited by global medical leaders
Notable figures including Sir Rickman Godlee Sir Francis Champneys Sir Thomas Barlow Sir Francis Ferrier Sir Havelock Charles Sir William Osler Sir Clifford Allbutt and military and church leaders attend a ceremony praising General Gorgas and President Roosevelt. Ambassador Walter Page and John Griffiths speak on U.S. Congress cooperation as Gorgas and Osler prepare to receive Oxford Doctor of Medicine degrees.
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Rickman Godlee
Royal College of Surgeons
Francis H. Champneys
Royal College of Medicine
Thomas Barlow
Royal College of Physicians
Francis Ferrier
Medical Society
Havelock Charles
Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
William Osler
Regius
Oxford
Clifford Allbutt
Cambridge
Arthur
Congress
Gorgas
De Luxe Book Trial Highlights Adrienne Wenness Appearance
Miss Adrienne Wenness of Brooklyn drew attention in the de luxe book trial in Superior Criminal Court, not for testimony but her appearance and responses to Assistant District Attorney McIsaac. Witnesses described deliveries of deluxe books, high prices paid, and a complex web of rare Roosevelt, British Poets, Oscar Wilde, and Scott editions tied to Glen Farmer and others.
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Adrienne Wenness
Brooklyn
N. Y
Superior Criminal Court
Chase
Miss Wenness
McIsaac
Marion W. Preston
Weston
Glen Farmer
Farmer
Roosevelt
Boston
Colonel Huntly
Oscar Wilde
Scott
Wilde
Powers
Aftenoon
Witness Miss Wenness testifies in deluxe book case
Miss Wenness, secretary of the Anglo American Authors Association, testifies on witness stand about deluxe books and spiritual healing volumes. She recalls Glen Farmer and Samuel Rosenfield in 1907 transactions but later says her memory is unclear on many details. The dispute centers on book sales and post out letters tied to the New York office.
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Harry A. Barber
United States Post Office
Gaby Delys
Miss Wenness
Glen Farmer
James Powers
Samuel Rosenfield
McIsaac
New York
Anglo-American Authors’ Association
Corporation
Glen F. Farmer
Chelsea Man Charged With Drugging Woman
George A. Hill 21 of 287 Broadway Chelsea faced charges for drugging Mrs Caroline O Keefe on Marginal street with tincture of can tharides in wine and an overdose that endangered her life. He was held in 2500 bonds by Judge Bosson and jailed on Charles street in default. The Frost Hospital said the woman would probably recover.
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Caroline O’keefe
Marginal Street
Chelsea
George A. Hill
Broadway
Bosson
Charles Street
Frost Hospital
HamptonDodging Poultry Causes Water Fear Chaos
South Hampton New Hampshire March 23 Hundreds of hens dash about in terror of water and exhibit hydrophobia symptoms, frightening residents and hampering the search for the mad dog blamed for their condition.
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South Hampton
N.H
Pursuit of Wild Poultry Manic Dog Moves Across States
A dog once from Amesbury Massachusetts, wearing a Woburn license, roams north damaging poultry. Farmers armed with old era weapons chase it across farms in Amesbury and New Hampshire as hundreds of hens are bitten or injured. George Christopher suffers facial bites and undergoes Pasteur treatment.
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Gervins
Pasteur
Amesbury
Mass
Woburn
James E. Watkins
George Christopher
Fern Avenue
Christopher
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
W. Paige
Stickney
Mr. Burr
Amesbury Man Robbed In Daring Street Attack
George Adam, an estate employee, was assaulted by three men on Whitehall road near Lake Gardner. He regained consciousness at a neighbor’s home and reported cash missing. Police and volunteers scour the area, believing the trio will be caught soon.
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Amesbury
George Adam
John J. Mason
Whitehall Road
Lake Gardner
T. N. Roche
George H. Elkins
Adam
Veteran Navy Officer James Parker Dies in New Jersey
James Parker former lieutenant commander and veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars died at his Perth Amboy home in his 87th year He was said to be the oldest living graduate of the United States Naval Academy and served in two wars.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
James Parker
United States Navy
United States Naval Academy
Prayer of Peace for Warship Oklahoma Is Launched
The superdreadnought Oklahoma, newest and most powerful US Navy addition, was launched at Camden New Jersey. Miss Lorena Jane Cruce daughter of Oklahoma's governor named the ship as Bishop E G Ross offered a prayer dedicating it to peace and Christian mission.
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Philadelphia
Oklahoma
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Lorena Jane Cruce
E. E. Ross
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma Battleship Launch Vows Hopeful Christian Spirit
Mrs Reynold Hall chairs a Ships Sponsors Society event as Miss Cruce christens the battleship Oklahoma with champagne in Delaware river rites. Senators Owen and Gore speak on the consecration while Secretary Daniels hails the ship as a symbol of national Christian spirit. Governors Tener Glynn and Baldwin attend.
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Reynold Hall
Miss Cruce
Oklahoma
Delaware River
Owen
Gore
Daniels
Navy
Tener
Pennsylvania
Glynn
New York
Baldwin
Connecticut
Broken Heart Verdict Mooted in Superior Court
Miss Margaret Clarke seeks a new trial after a $300 verdict in her heart balm case against organ repairer Henry J. Woodberry. She contends the sum is insufficient for her claimed $30,000 damages and asks the court to set aside the verdict.
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Margaret Clarke
Henry J. Woodberry
Donnelly Sentenced Six Months for Larceny in Watertown
Hugh J. Donnelly 28 of 41 Arsenal Street Watertown, formerly a shipping clerk for Aetna Mills, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction by Judge Luce at the Waltham District Court for larceny of woolen goods from the Aetna Company. He appealed and was held on bond for the Superior Court. Woolen goods manufactured in the factory were reportedly found where he had hidden them after stealing them from the mills.
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Hugh J. Donnelly
Arsenal Street
Watertown
Aetna Mills
House of Correction
Luce
Waltham District
Aetna Company
Consumed at Wayfarers Lodge Charles Park Dies at 50
Charles Park aged 50 without a home died of consumption at the Hawkins street Wayfarers Lodge yesterday. Authorities had cared for him three days and prepared to send him to an institution for treatment. The body lies at the North Grove street morgue.
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Charles Park
Hawkins Street Wayfarers
Park
North Grove Street
New York Orders Vaccination for West Side Residents
Health officials issue a compulsory vaccination order affecting hundreds of New Yorkers on Central Park West. Tenants, market and department store workers, a drug store staff, and a theatre crew must be vaccinated due to exposure to Mrs. Alice Oldham of Jacksonville who was confirmed with smallpox. A steamer crew between New York and Jacksonville is also to be vaccinated before reentry.
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New York
S. S. Goldwater
Central Park West
Upper West Side
Here
Jacksonville
Fla
Alice Oldham
Oldham
Health Department
You All Know Him Michael F. Maloney Joins Continental
Michael F. Maloney a veteran Boston clothing salesman is welcomed at the Continental Clothing House Washington Street corner Boylston Street after leaving eight years with a rival. He belongs to Jamaica Plain Council 120 Knights of Columbus Saint Alphonsus Association Roxbury and the Holy Name Society. He invites friends to visit the store and see the extended stock of fine clothes.
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Michael F. Maloney
Boston
Continental Clothing House
Washington Street
Boylston Street
Maloney
Continental
Jamaica Plain Council 120
Knights of Columbus
Saint Alphonsus Association
Roxbury
Holy Name Society
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Dr. Crapsey
Hubgan
Mrs. Stokes
Authors’ Secretary
Post Office
Sam Rosenfeld
John L. DesLauries
Winter St
24Th St
Hampton
Selectmen
New Jersey
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Etween
Hanover
Washington Sts
Ver
California
Camden Yards
Donnelly
Wayfarers
N. Sallinger
Walther
Waltham
Elgin
Howard
Hamilton
Illinois
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Peeviles Credit
Washington St
Westminster St
Bimarkan’s
Mark Andrews & CO
Bedford d St
STAG
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