Water famine hits South Hadley as main breaks
South Hadley March 2. Hundreds of families lack water for 36 hours after a water main break cut off supply north of Main Street. Residents use a nearby spring and improvised sources as authorities seek restoration.
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Main Street
Lamb’s Spring
Miles
Cambridge Boy Dies After Auto Crash
Francis Coffey an eight year old resident of Cambridge died at Cambridge Relief Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a car on Massachusetts Avenue near Ellery Street Cambridge. The vehicle was driven by John Draconi of 113 Forest Street Watertown.
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Daniel Coffey
Baldwin Court
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Massachusetts Aveniue
Ellery Street
John Draconi
Forest Street
Watertown
Memorial to Animals Killed in World War Unveiled at State House
The program lists 12 noon unveiling of a memorial to animals killed in World War I at the State House. A 12:30 p.m. luncheon by the Pilgrim Publicity Association, featuring Lieutenant Nicholas Ottens on Russia. 12:45 p.m. luncheons by the Dartmouth Club and City Club. 6:15 p.m. Engineers’ City Club dinner. 8 p.m. Mass and meeting of the Young Men’s Civic Club at Faneuil Hall.
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Russia
Nicholas Ottens
Dartmouth Club
Engineers
Young Men's Civic Club
Faneull Hall
Boston Fire Recruits Begin Drills Under Mahoney
Scores of passersby watched 16 Boston Fire Department recruits at Bristol Street South End as Captain James W. Mahoney instructed tool use and hydrant operations. The session showcased cellar pipes post hydrants and high pressure hydrants for the 1000 gallon motor pump. Ladders were tested on the Fire Headquarters building and line running practiced. drills continue through spring.
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Bristol Street
South End
James W. Mahoney
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Bristol Street Yard
South Wind
Asa Gray and Cambridge's Golden Age of Science
The article recalls Asa Gray's early arrival in Cambridge and 46 year Harvard tenure shaping 19th century science. It notes his influence on botany, Darwinian thought, and local horticulture, plus ongoing projects like Rudolph Blaschka’s glass flowers awaiting coal-enabled completion.
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Asa Gray
Cambridge
Wicher
Harvard
University
Poston
Asa 3Ray
Darwin
Huxley
Tyndall
Botanic Garden
Gray
Horticultural Society
Goodale
Rudolph Blaschka
Glass-Flower
Blaschka
Germany
Swift & Company Boston beef sales prices end week
Prices realized on Swift and Company carcass beef sales in Boston for the week ending March 27 ranged from 12.31 to 20.77 cents per pound and averaged 18.69 cents per pound.
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Swift & Company
Boston
Ice Plant Arrives Ahead of Jack O Lantern Opening
Fifteen tons of ice plant machinery arrived in Boston by baggage car and will be hauled to the Colonial Theatre for Fred Stone's musical extravaganza Jack O Lantern opening next Monday. Three engineers and a carpenter accompanied the equipment. After tonight’s Royal Vagabond performance, a 31 by 22 foot opening will be made on stage, girders removed, and the rink prepared to freeze a pond of water into an ice skating carnival for the closing feature.
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Boston
Colonial Theatre
Fred Stone
Jack O’ Lantern
Cosgriff Funeral Notice in Dorchester
In Dorchester on March 29 James Y Cosgriff beloved husband of Gertrude Kehoe Cosgriff. Funeral from his late home 56 Dix street time and date to be announced later.
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Dorchester
James Y
Gertrude (Kehoe) Cosgriff
Dix St
Deported Soviet Agent Martens Surrendered for Hearing
Washington March 29 Ludwig C A K Martens agent of the Russian Soviet government was surrendered after Senate examination to the Department of Labor. Assistant Secretary Post released him to his counsel former Senator Hardwick to appear Wednesday for a preliminary deportation hearing. Justice official Garvan said a perfect case of deportation had been submitted to immigration authorities.
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Senate
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Department of Labor
Post
Hardwick
Garvan
Department of Justice
Armed Guards Escort 10 Ton Gold Shipment in Wall Street
In New York City a caravan moved through the financial district carrying 10 tons of gold in rough metal-boartd boxes loaded on five two-horse trucks. The treasure valued at 9 300 000 dollars arrived from England aboard the Lap land and was taken to the sub treasury on Wall Street. About 200 armed men in plain clothes moved along the route while others rode on the trucks. An elaborate check system accounted for each box and two boxes reportedly contained chemicals for testing the gold.
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England
Lapland
Sub-Treasury
Wall Street
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