Aviators Lead New England Aviation Meet At Saugus
Aviators Harry N. Atwood Lincoln Beachey Ripley Bowman and Archie Freeman will fly at the first New England aviation meet May 30 31 and June 1 at the Old Saugus race course Cliftondale Beachey and Atwood headliners with others to be announced work by carpenters to convert the course into a premier eastern aerodrome negotiations with other top aviators and a leading woman flier are ongoing for a strong female entrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Atwood
Lincoln Beachey
Ripeley Bowman
Archie Freeman
New England
Saugus Race Course
Cliftondale
Beachey
Atwood
Carpenters
United States
Navy relics loaned to Southport and Richfield Park for displays
Secretary Meyer directs that Civil War ordnance relics once stored at the navy yard be loaned to Southport North Carolina for ornamental use and to the Grand Army post at Richfield Park New Jersey for display.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Meyer
The
Navy
Navy Yard
Southport
N. C
Grand Army
Richfield Park
N. J
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Offer Free Treatment Through May 18
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians advertise a limited time offer to begin or renew treatment for Deafness asthma bronchitis hay fever and chronic diseases. Patients receive one month of treatment including medicines at no cost if they start by May 18. Four days remain according to the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle Brothers
Boston
Katherine M. Stewart
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Deafness Healed by Osmo-Chemic Treatment in Waverley
Frank B. Beeler of 170 Sycamore St, Waverley, Massachusetts, reports six years of deafness and ear noises ending after Osmo-Chemic treatment. He had prior visits to two ear infirmaries without benefit and now can hear clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Beeler
Sycamore St. Waverley
Mass
Miriam M. Grant
E. Foster & Melrose
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Restore Hearing for Local Man
John A. Dineen of 70 Mass Ave F Lexington reports 18 years of deafness in his right ear from scarlet fever and a persistent left ear discharge. After treatment by the Osmo-Chemic Physicians he regains hearing in the right ear and the left ear discharge stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Dineen
Mass. Ave
Lexington
Newton
Osmo-Cemic Physicians Improve Hearing After Deafness
Helen M Eaton of Park Street Reading states she had been deaf from measles with ear discharges and head noises. After treatment by Osmo-Cemic Physicians the discharge and noises ceased and her hearing improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Eaton
Park St
Reading
Woman Is Charged With Polygamy
Grace F. Cross 29 faces indictment in Vermont on polygamy charges after a Boston arrest. She has four marriages with two annulments, and a possible fifth victim. Detective Wood traced her to rooms on Pembroke street before booking at Pemberton square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace F. Cross
South End
Spencer
Washington Street
East Canton Street
Walker A. Smith
Police
Pemberton Square
District Attorney’s
Vermont
James R. Wood, Jr
Wood-Morgan Detective Agency
Chelsea
Stanley C. Wilson
Orange County
Grace E. Cross
Boston
Wood
Dartmouth Street
Pembroke Street
Grace E. Burch
Hartford
Royalston
George H. Cross
Windsor County Court
Bernice
Harry Cook
Bristol
Com
Grace Cook
Hugh Anderson
Providence
Linden Park
Highland Street
Roxbury
Boylstone Centre
Grace Anderson
Herman E. Stoddard
Brookfield
Frederick Daniels
Paris Bandits in Paris Villa Battle End in Deaths
Police and troops fire on a Paris villa where Garnier Vallet and Vuillemin were cornered after a dramatic pursuit. The raid left corpses and wounded officers as crowds watched and lamplight shadows hid the combatants amid dynamite and gunfire.
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Garnier
Wallet
Vive Lepine
Vuillemin
Bonnet
Paris
Vallet
Nogent
Choissy-le-Roi
Fire trap at Stillman Infirmary sparks Harvard critique
Harvard Crimson editorial condemns inadequate fire protection at the Stillman Infirmary Cambridge noting barred lower ward windows in the contagious section. It asks why iron gratings cannot open from the inside and recalls prior criticism of dormitory exits and lit hallways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Stillman Infirmary
Cambridge
Harvard Crimson
Crimson
Thomas I. Burke
No Criminal Intent In Fly Paper Bird Trapping
Three pigeon trappers were arraigned in South Boston District Court on charges of spreading fly paper on a roof at 75 G street to trap hundreds of birds. Judge Fallon acquitted them citing no criminal intent. Alden A. Clark James Montague and Robert Hawes testified they acted on the house owner’s request to rid the roof of birds.
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G Street
South Boston
Fallon
D. A. Bulto
Alden A. Clark
James Montague
Robert Hawes
Papers refused in steel suit as documents vanish
The United States Steel Corporation attorneys refuse to produce papers while other required documents are missing or destroyed. The development shocks the government suit to dissolve the firm under the Sherman anti trust act in New York on May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Government questions secrecy of tin plate contracts in steel trust case
The government seeks contracts between American Sheet & Tin Plate Co and American Can Co alleging preferential tin plate pricing. Directors Reid and Moore chair both firms. Counsel Lindabury refuses production pending court ruling, citing private business affairs. Also cited are agreements with tin plate machinery makers and a five year contract with Sharon Steel Company affecting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sheet & Tin Plate Company
American Can Company
Can Company
D. G. Reid
William H. Moore
The
Steel Corporation
R. V. Lindabury
Ton
Indabury
United States Circuit Court
American Tin Plate Company
Steel Trust
Tin Plate Company
Sharon Steel Company
American Sheet Steel Company
Trench Rescue Ends With Fatal Gas Explosion Tragedy
A trench on Eastern Avenue collapsed during a gas main test, trapping laborer Smith and mortally burning fellow McLaughlin. Firefighters and volunteers fought flames for over an hour, using water, blankets, and a garden hose before Smith died of gas poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. McLaughlin
John Burke
McLaughlin
Smith
Eastern Avenue
Revere
Burke
Box 31
George F. O'Connor
Rescue and medical team assist trench diggers
A large crowd cheered as a man was pulled from the trench amid a water-bailing effort. Over 100 workers filled buckets to remove water while Shovel lers watched Smith. Dr. George Farrell treated firemen and Dr. Fred W. Plummer led the hospital corps on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
George Farrell
Fred W. Plummer
Train Kills Young Girl in Roxbury Tragedy
Theresa Glynn aged 12 was struck by an inbound express on the Midland division of the New York New Haven Hartford line as she walked along the tracks with her sister Bridget and a friend. Taken to South Station in a rush, she died before ambulance arrival. The engine was reversing, the tender likely struck her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Glynn
John Glynn
Letterfine Terrace
Roxbury
Midland Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bridget
Hannah Hunt
Winthrop Elks Open New Home
The Winthrop Elks celebrate the opening of their new home worth 70000 with fireworks red lights and a large parade. Governor Foss attends with staff as over 100 cars participate in the 7 PM procession through town. The building uniquely allows boat and street access and features a room for the Elks goat Skellig More. A bazaar runs five days May 14 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Skellig More
Cruiser Maryland Reaches Mare Island for Repairs
The damaged cruiser Maryland arrived at Mare Island Navy Yard for repairs after a torpedo hit during target practice off Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Cal
Maryland
Los Angeles
Mare Island
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Green
Broadway
Waverley
E. Lexington
Chas. A. Richardson
Lexington St
East
Sid
J. L. Plunkett
Boylston St
Melvnite
Stillman
Exide
Argo Electric Vehicle Co
Atlantic Vehicle Co
Baker Motor Vehicle Co
Borland-Grannis Co
Broe Electric Vehicle Co
Columbus Buggy Co
Champion Wagon Co
Commercial Truck Co. of America
Dayton Electric Car Co
General Vehicle Co
Grinnel Electric Car Co
R-C-H Corporation
Kentucky
C. P. Kimball & Co
Ohio Electric Car Co
Phipps Electric Auto Co
Electric Storage Battery CO
State Street
Frank J. Stone
Fort Hill
Charles P. McCarthy
George H. Butler
Loran Keddie
Wallace Keddie
William Moran
William F. Needham
Jacob Wolfson
Peter Kelliher
Herbert Noyes
Lieutenant Chadwick
Train
Winthrop Elks
Governor Foss
Oxford
S T Bissell
Stransky
Acme
Keystone
iWe
Patent Colt
la France
Ross Bros
Hanover St
Modern Shoe Store
Providence, R. J
Federal Street
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