Salvation Army Industrial Home Declared Fire Trap
Boston officials labeled the Salvation Army Industrial Home on Hampden Street a fire trap along with two nearby North End tenements. Building Commissioner Everett cited inadequate egress and warned owners to install fire escapes as city courts consider injunctions.
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Salvation Army
Law Department
Everett
Hampden Street
Roxbury
Martha H. Dyer
Landlords arraigned as tenement fire conditions loom over Boston
Boston labor delegates denounce dangerous tenement and factory fire hazards at a Women’s Trade Union League meeting. They call for factory fire protection checks, inspections by reform-minded officials, and broader enforcement to curb overcrowding and unsafe conditions.
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Boston
Women’s Trade Union League
Warrenton Street
City Hall
Mabel Gillespie
League
Law on Fire Escape Protection for Factories
Section 12 Chapter 550 Acts of 1907 requires every building to have reasonable means of egress in a fire. Factories or workshops built or altered with second class construction and ten or more workers above the second floor must have one exit as a fireproof stairway enclosed in noncombustible material.
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Salvation Army
Hampden Street
Gifford
Health Board Tackles Overcrowded Lodging Areas
TheBoard of Health launches action against overcrowded lodging and tenement conditions in the South and West Ends and South Boston. Inspectors survey three districts as raids are planned. Cooperation with the building department aims to improve housing conditions citywide.
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Boston
South Annex
Fitzgerald
Piverett
Civil Service Commission
School House Commission
Everett
The
Health Board
North End
Thomas Jordan
Sanitary Bureau
Health Department
Board of Health
Building Department
Adamson's Balsam Proven to Cure Coughs
Advertised as a universal remedy, Adamson's Balsam claims to cure coughs colds and grippe with a simple application, promising rapid relief and restoration of health.
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Adamson
Obituary Notices from Malden to Newtonville Updated
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with ages and funeral details across Malden Everett Boston Cambridge and Newtonville. Entries include Armstrong Battis Bharsh Calnan Clark Drury Fenno Foley Free Hawes with dates March 29 to 31 and April 1, listing funeral times locations and family invites.
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Halifax
N. Y
New York City
Bharsh
Boston
Frank B. Bearse
Harrison Avenue
Hyannis
Mass
Calnan
South Boston
John
Michael
Ellen Calnan
Drury
Johanna
Michael Drury
St. Cecilia’s Church
Belvidere Street
Cambridge
Clara Egan
St. Peter's Church
Fenno
Newtonville
Nellie M
James W. Fenno
Cabot Street
South Station
Foley
Walpole
Coleman Foley
Mary Foley
Columbia Road
John B. Nolan
Broadway
Gate of Heaven Church
Mt. Calvary
Thomas M
Sarah J. Free
Third Street
St. Vincent’s Church
Hawes
Cat Jal See
Ricks Ei
Boston Masons announce Moynihan funeral details
Members of Boston Lodge No. 10 and related orders were notified of Brother Frank H. Moynihan’s death. Funeral from 1593 Dorchester Avenue on Saturday April 1 at 8 a.m. with services at St Peter's Church Meeting House Hill. Interment at Old Calvary Cemetery. Families extend thanks for floral tributes and sympathy.
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Vernon Street
Jersey City
LA Machia
Boston
Francis
Katherine
Fitzgerald
The
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Liverspool Street
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Prince Street
North End
Libbey
Somerville
William P. Libbey
Gilman Terrace
Hannah E
Henry Mulholland
Frank L. Kennedy
Paisley Park
St. Peter's Church
Calvary
Moynihan
Dorchester
Frank H
Charlotte A. Moynihan
Maccormack
Roxbury
Reynold J
Marie Loretto MacCormack
Loring
Warren Street
St. Joseph's Church
Dearborn Lodge
St. Philip’s Court
M. C
Q. F
Rose Croix Council
K. of C
Brookline Lodge
Clan Ramsay
Clan McKenzie
A. O
Scots’ Charitable Society
Salem
Mass
New York
Palmer
Adelaide F
Thomas A. Palmer
Bulfinch Place
Derry
Pettengill
Everett
Converse
Madison Pettengill
First Baptist Church
Lewiston
Phelan
Cambridge
Bridget Phelan
Fallon
William Phelan
de Wolf Street
St. Paul's Church
Rogers
Edith B
William J. Rogers
Greenfield
Charles Greenfield
Chelsea Street
Church of the Assumption
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Charlestown
John
Julia Regan
Harvard Street
St. Mary’s Church
Ripley
Chelsea
Howard T
Howard G
Ellen J. Ripley
Holland
Mariboro St
Shaw
Grafton Street
Edward Henry
Thomas J
Elia J. Shaw
O’connor
Slowe
South Boston
Catherine
Michael Slowe
Lally
Ward Street
St. Monica's Church
Sullivan
Julia C
Jeremiah
Julia Sullivan
Hartnett
Prescott Street
Calvary Cemetery
Taylor
Mary E. Taylor
Meenan
Henry Taylor
Tremont Street
At & O
Oclock
St. Francis de Sales
New Calvary
Thomson
Annie
John Thomson
Highland Road
Walsh
Hannah M
Owen
Bridget Walsh
Reynold J. McCormack
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit Street
Thomas W.eer
Aes
Frank H. Moynihan
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Boston Lodge NO
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Old Calvary Cemetery
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