Roxbury Property Near Washington and Townsend Streets
Franklin fund trustees vote to purchase the Roxbury site at Washington and Townsend for 146000 dollars. The 96000 square foot rough rocky lot backs Notre Dame Academy with frontage about 300 feet on each street and is four minutes from Dudley Street transit.
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Roxbury
Franklin Fund
Franklin Institute
Washington and
Townsend Streets
Boston
Washington Street
Notre Dame Academy
Townsend Street
Marcella Street
Boston Elevated Railroad
Henry P. Nawn
Annie Maguire
Kelley’s Ledge
Franklin
Irish widow and five children arrive seeking Pittsburg hopes
Mrs Catherine Welsh, an Irish widow, and her five children arrive on the Ivernia destitute after eviction in Ireland. They hope to join a Pittsburg sister who will help open a boarding house, while officials contact relatives and seek leniency. An elderly Finn couple, Otto Anderson and his wife, also arrive seeking mill work in Woburn or New Bedford.
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Ireland
Catherine Welsh
Ivernia
Pittsburg
Immigration Commissioner
Welsh
Patrick
Otto Anderson
America
Woburn
New Befford
Fifty Years of Clothing Making at Our Store
A long standing claim highlights the store history with five decades of garment production and sales. It argues the experience guarantees customer satisfaction for every shopper who trades here.
Morse Superior Suits Highlight $20 Line Quality
The store promotes a range of men’s suits from $10 to $25 with special emphasis on the $20 line. It promises high character fabrics from blue serge to fancy worsted and underscores superior design, care, and tailoring.
Fire alarm rush but brave responders save horse in city blaze
A man rushed into a smoke filled building shouting fire and mounted stairs to the top before escaping and triggering Box 15. En route a large relay horse on Ladder 1 was injured when the heavy truck turned injuring its hind leg. The horse was treated with a tourniquet and sent to the hospital after firefighters reached the scene.
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Box 15
Hanover
Richmond Street
Miss Angelina Post Seeks Pardon for August Langner
Governor to consider pardon for August Langner serving life for murder of Miss Mary Emerson on June 2, 1891. Angelina E Post of 218 West Springfield led the effort, presenting new witnesses and arguing Langner spoke no English. Case previously before Governor Wolcott and Crane in 1897, with renewed support this time.
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Angelina E. Post
August Langner
Crane
Mary Emerson
Langner
West
Springfield Street
Miss Emerson
Philip Hoffman
Qangner
Hoffman
Emerson
Dedham
Boston
New York
Miss Past
Emerson Place
Roslindale
Miss Post
Lydia Gerrish
Gerrish
Thomas Mullen
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Stein-Bloch
Vorenbere
L. A. W. Suits
Wesanlibee
Alesawe
Norfolk Qualiftv É Adiwaya
Norfolk
Garner
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Ani
Washington
Hay
United States Senate
Rigsdag
Mary. Loughlin
Thornley Street
Dorchester
Rox
Bury High School
Alliance Francaise of
Ecole Colonial
Paris
Miss Long
Miss Loughlin
Radcliffe
The
Idler
Ecole Francais
Boston Allance
Alliance
Loughlin
Cambridge
Oxford
Browning
Corrigan
Diocese of
Archiepiscopal House
Governor’s Island
Senate
Shean
House
Corey
Ward 9
Sur
Brattice Streets
Martin Ryan
Longshoremen’s Union
Fire Department
Ryan
Lewis and
Commercial Streets
Lewis Street
Commercial Street
A. S. Morse Company
Washington Mills
Sawyer Mills
Globe
Globe Clothing Store
Washington St. Corner
Lagrange, Opp. Beach
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