Dorchester Street and Hyde Park Avenue Project Backed
Mayor Collins obtained approval to spend beyond the debt limit for widening Dorchester street and Hyde Park avenue at a total of 650 000. Governor Bates, after a telegram from Collins at Hot Springs and discussions with Senators Gore and Sullivan, signaled approval once the City Council and Mayor accept the amended bill. The measure moves to the House Monday then back to the Governor for signing.
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Collins
Bates
Dorchester Street
Hyde Park Avenue
Hot Springs
Brandon Street
Belgrade Avenue
Patrick A. Collins
Gore and
Sullivan
Senate
House
Pigmies and Giants in the Schoolroom
Worcester Principal E. H. Russell, at the Boston Normal School meeting, says teachers are shrinking odds of giants and notes specialty age. some reach mental stature early, others late. Principal Frank F. Murdock discusses the cultural value of normal school life.
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E. H. Russell
Worcester
Normal School Council
Boston Normal School
Frank F. Murdock
Kishineff Pogrom Survivor Recalls Night of Terror
A Kishineff survivor recounts a bloodthirsty mob attacking Jews, witnessing killings, his grandfather killed, and his escape into hiding. He fled with his family to Sepetkin, then Bremen, boarding the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to America, while noting the police and priests’ absence and the mob’s unchecked violence.
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Ivan Fijodroff
Ivan
Alexandroffsky Street
Grodno
Sepetkin
Kishineff
America
Bremen
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Kishineff Letter Describes Massacre At Kishineff
Mrs. Clara Anenberg and 10 relatives from Toledo recount the Kishineff massacre in Bessarabia. They fled from a house protected by a Russian Gentile as mobs looted streets, assaulted girls, and killed Jews. Governor and police encouraged the killers. losses exceed 5 million dollars.
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Toledo
Clara Anenberg
Kishineff
Todelo
Bessarabia
Anenberg
Outrage Letter Details Kishineff Riots and Police Inaction
Eyewitness letter from Kishineff to a Odessa contact, transmitted to New York Jewish Herald, depicts riots with vivid brutality and claims police protection was absent and city officers counseled the violence. The account describes women dragged by hair and attacked near stone walls, illustrating the massacre of Jews.
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New York
Kishineft
Odessa
Russia
Jewish Herald
Kishineff
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Syracuse, N.Y
Thor
Meher Thiang
Syracuse
WS. Peck & Co
Peck & Co
W. S. Peck & Co
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Faris
Hobiphios
Syra
Nmien
Survivor
Jacob Friedman
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Down Town
Washington St
Back Bay
Boylston G
J. Medina
Tremont St
Hale Goods
Tremont Street
Friedman
Tam
Polak
Solomon Friedman
Warsaw
Washington
George D. Stewart
Parmenter Street
Boston
Vici Kid Oxford
Goodyear
PALVI
Elise Morgan Mezzo
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