New Motor Chemical and Hose Wagon for Boston
The first piece of the new motor fire apparatus ordered by Fire Commissioner Grady will reach headquarters tomorrow. It is a chemical and hose wagon with a steel body and chassis, the finest looking piece in the department. It is the only steel car, longer and heavier with unique self-starting apparatus and a towing hook. Engine is four cylinder 90 horsepower, highest powered hose wagon in service with 40 gallon chemical tank, two 18 foot ladders, 1200 feet of hose, Morse deck gun, search light, clothes basket, two extinguishers and tool boxes. Grady and Engineer Boutilier approved practical additions in St Louis. Car built low and long but axles at regular height for snow protection.
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Grady
New York
Boutilier
St. Louis
Walker to Launch Progressive Boom for Ninth District Fundraiser
Former Speaker Walker will launch his Progressive bid for Congress in the Ninth District with a banquet at the Auditorium in Malden next Wednesday evening. Speakers include Walker Mathew Hale and Charles Sumner Bird with Progressive committee members from Somerville Chelsea Malden Everett Winthrop and Revere present.
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Walker
Congress
Ninth District
Malden
Mathew Hale
Charles Sumner Bird
Somerville
Chelsea
Everett
Winthrop
Revere
New Haven Conductor Arrested in Ticket Theft Case
Charles Dean a 27 year veteran conductor on the New Haven road was arrested in the South End for stealing railroad tickets. Miss Mary Morriarty was arrested for receiving stolen property. Investigations traced wholesale ticket thefts to conductors, with arrests in Morriarty's South End apartment.
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Charles $. Dean
New Haven Road
South End
Mary Morriarty
Conductor Dean on Owl train leaves Boston for New York
Dean, a conductor on the Owl train, known to commercial travellers as an efficient railroad man in the East, leaves Boston at 1 AM for New York. New Haven officials were surprised when it seemed he was holding.
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Dean
Boston
New York
New Haven
Boston Conductor and Two Women Arrested in Ticket Theft Ring
Police and railroad inspectors traced stolen New Haven tickets through conductor Dean, Mary Morriarty also known as Mary De Costa, and Anthony Castravo. Castravo, 26, was arrested in Providence for selling 80 stolen tickets and released on bail. Morriarty and Dean were detained after detectives watched their meetings and Morriarty's apartment, ending in arrests and police interviews.
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Miss Morriarty
Mary de Costa
Tremont Street
Dartmouth
Boston
New York
Castravo
Providence
New Haven
G. E. Safford
Accounting Department of the Railroad
Patterson
Norton
Morriarty
Dean
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Boylston
Washington S., Cor. Boylston
Brockton
Mies
Beverly
Lynn
Hyde Park
New England
Great Kennedy
Washington Street
Great House of
Kuppenheimer
Kennedy Kravats
Kennedy
Hawley Streets
Worcester
Kael
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