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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1907

Page

7

Girl Fights Time to Help Brother After Fall From Window

Seizing her 5-year-old brother Edward after he fell from a second story window at 23 Newland Street yesterday noon, 17-year-old Josephine Katowski rushed toward City Hospital unable to wait for the ambulance. She carried him along Dedham Street to Harrison Avenue until exhaustion forced a faint. A passing young man aided the march to the hospital where doctors treated a torn scalp and bruised jaw. Eddie witnessed the fall from the window. India Jones, a 7 Fabin Street domestic, helped stop the bleeding.

Edward Newland Street Josephine Katowski City Hospital Dedham Street Harrison Avenue Eddie India Jones Fabin Street

Mrs Eddy Tax Rise Sparks Concord Property Move

In Concord New Hampshire on May 17 the assessor raised Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy’s taxable property from 50000 to 250000 and placed it in Ward 5 the residence ward of Josiah E Fernald. The increase to five times last year is said to be approved by Mrs Eddy's trustees and equals half the bond amount required when the deed of trust was set up naming Archibald McLellan Henry M Baker and Josiah E Fernald as trustees.

Concord N. H Mary Baker G. Eddy Josiah E. Fernald Mrs. Eddy Archibald McLellan Boston Henry M. Baker Bow

Author Lecturer Coming to Tremont Temple

Pastor Charles T. Russell, editor of Zion's Watch Tower, Allegheny, Penn., will deliver a free lecture at Tremont Temple Sunday at 3 p.m. He is known for The Divine Plan of the Ages, translated into seven languages, and for public speaking in the U S and Britain.

Charles T. Russell Zion’s Watch Tower Allegheny Penn Tremont Temple Pastor Russell Great Britain

Court rules Sands cannot recover stocks held in trust

The Supreme Court full bench ruled Edward P. Sands cannot reclaim securities placed in a 1904 trust with the Old Colony Trust Company for his life and heirs. The court found no reserved right to revoke the trust, thus blocking return of the American Bell Boston & Worcester Western Union Massachusetts Gas and New England Telephone & Telegraph stock.

Supreme Court Edward P. Sands Old Colony Trust Company Sands Out West American Bell Boston & Worcester Western Union Massachusetts Gas and New England Telephone & Telegraph

German Play Die Respectable Gesellschaft Shown at BU

The German class of Boston University College of Liberal Arts presented Die Respectable Gesellschaft yesterday afternoon in Jacob Sleeper Hall under the direction of Professor William L. Perrin.

Boston University College of Liberal Arts Die Respectable Gesellchaft Jacob Sleeper Wiliam L. Perrin

Multigenerational Kennedy Family Lives In Dorchester

Mrs. Maroline Lavash at 21 Mt. Vernon Street Dorchester leads four generations with husband Thomas F. Kennedy. Born in Cape Breton Arichat, the ladies include daughter Harriet Terrie granddaughter Georgiana Kennedy and Mary Kennedy. About 25 descendants in total.

Maroline Lavash Mt. Vernon Street Dorchester Cape Breton Harriet Terrie Georgiana Marceline W Lavash Georgiana Kennedy Mary Kennedy

Corey’s Cast Off Wife His Mother’s Guest in Historic Farmhouse

West Chester records show William Ellis Corey bought the Thorndale farmhouse and land in Chester county last January. The property, in his mother’s name, follows his public marriage decision to actress Mabelle Gilman, after he set aside his first wife. The mother intends to make the house her permanent home with the divorced wife visiting and Corey's son likely to spend summers there.

Corey Philadelphia West Chester William Ellis Corey Thorndale Chester County Steel Trust Mabelle Gilman Edward Y. Buchanan Buchanan A. J. Cassatt Pennsylvania Railroad

Fortune found in ruins of old inn in Cleveland Ohio

Erie railroad bonds totaling 118740 and 575 in gold coins were recovered from a rusted tin box unearthed in the century old Ohio City Inn on Detroit avenue. The owner George C Moran vanished in 1874 and charred bones suggest foul play. Bonds originally valued at 49090 plus interest now equal 116740.

Cleveland Erie Railroad B. W. Hollingsworth Ohio City Inn Detroit Avenue N. W George C. Moran Hollingsworth Moran

Cow 100 Much for Four Dogs in Brookline Field

In Brookline at Cypress and Boylston streets a cow attacked by four Boston terriers fought back, injuring two dogs. Gardeners and bystanders intervened, driving the cow away. One dog suffered a broken shoulder. another had cuts and an eye nearly gored out. The cow had teeth marks and a torn nose.

Cypress and Boylston Streets Brookline Boston

President and Wife Open Pine Knot Visit by Train

The train carrying President and Mrs. Roosevelt arrived in Pine Knot North Garden at 2:27 PM on May 17 and the couple immediately departed for Pine Knot.

Pine Knot North Garden Roosevelt Pine Knot

Elder man Timothy Shea sentenced for jury assault

Bent by age and emotion, the 70 year old Timothy Shea received a state prison term of not less than four nor more than six years in the Superior Criminal Court. His daughter Kate testified she was his daughter and he was accused of assaulting her, while Shea claimed she was his wife.

Superior Criminal Court Timothy Shea Manning Shea Kate

Whist Party Nets $1300 for Catholic Charities

The May 1 whist and dancing party at Hotel Vendome raised 1300 after expenses for Catholic charities. Holy Ghost Hospital received 300, Working Boys Home 209, Boston College 200, St Elizabeth's Guild 150, St Mary's Infant Asylum 150, a donation 190, an invalid 50, Fredecie Ozenan House 50, and individual charity cases 100.

Hotel Vendome James M. Morrison William W. Taff John R. Murphy Holy Ghost Hospital Working Boys 'Home Boston College St. Elizabeth's Guild St. Mary's Infant Asylum Fredecie

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