Man Rescues WouldBe Jumper After Broadway Bridge Plunge
Abram Chanski aged 30 of 25 Oswego Street South End is in City Hospital after attempting suicide by diving from the Broadway bridge yesterday afternoon. He says he intended to leap but changed his mind on impact and cried for help. William C. Donovan, draw tender, heard him and brought him to safety.
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Abram Chanski
Oswego Street
South End
City Hospital
Broadway Bridge
William C. Donovan
Farm and Trades School on Thompson's Island Near Century Mark
Boston oldest farm school marks nearly 100 years since its 1814 founding. Located on Thompson's Island since 1882, it trains boys 10 to 14 in dairy farming, crop care, weather observing, and basic engineering while giving half day academics. Superintendent Charles H. Bradley led for 25 years as 96 pupils enrolled in 1912. Contributions urged by treasurer Arthur Adams.
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Boston
Farm and Trades
Floyd
Charles H. Bradley
Arthur Adams
Devonshire Street
Catholic Foresters Gather in Mass Branch Assembly
Delegates from 260 Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters branches arrived in the city for a statewide gathering. A reception committee led by Dr. Francis J. Hanley of Whitman organized arrivals and directed delegates to their destinations.
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Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Francis J. Hanley
Whitman
Annual session directs praise for Maguire and organizers
Reporters to the annual session in Ford hall praised the leadership of Daniel H. Maguire and the high medical examiner as well as the secretary-treasurer. Appointments to receive ballots and organize affairs were announced, with committees named for secret work credentials constitution petitions and press. A reception committee led by Dr. Francis J. Hanley and about 125 others will assist delegates, and a solemn high mass will be offered at St Joseph's Church for deceased members.
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Daniel H. Maguire
Quincy House
James Dignan
New Bedford
Charles EK. Benning
Joseph H. Bonner
Patrick F. Collins
William A. Curll
Thomas McLaughlin
Patrick J. Gorman
Maurice J. Angland
James T. Barnes
John F. Stapleton
John H. Moran
Thomas F. Bough
Paul V. Murphy
Dennis P. Kennedy
Robert M. O’donnel
Edward J. McDonald
Edward Schroth
James J. Mockler
Eugene N. Cashman
Joseph A. Sheehan
John Brant
Jeremiah Kelleher
Patrick H. McCarthy
Michael J. Kelly
Charles J. Hurley
James H. Newman
James H. Casey
James Ryan
Timothy J. Shea
Bernard F. Callahan
Lawrence J. Watson
Patrick Canner
Daniel Cooney
Robert Kirchgasser
Elizabeth Parker
Elizabeth Lannigan
Mary —. Flynn
Mary E. Meade
Margaret L. Delaney
John H. Beauchemin
Mary E. Cannon
Timothy J. Lyons
Catherine Brady
Margaret M. Curran
Duncan J. Gillis
Lucy McDonald
Mary Dc. Finton
Annie B. Curtin
Mary V. Canty
Francis J. Hanley
Whitman
St. Joseph’s Church
West End
James H. O'Neil
Doctor on trial for alleged illegal operation case
Dr. James E. Frothingham of Allston street West End faced trial in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Brown and a jury for allegedly attempting an illegal operation on Miss Mabel A Jenkins of Revere. Frothingham denied knowledge of the girl, saying he learned of the matter only after Mrs. Minnie Knight, the mother, demanded return of money claimed for the operation.
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James E. Frothingham
Allston Street
West End
Superior Criminal Court
Brown
Mabel A. Jenkins
Revere
Minnie Knight
Sim
Sewing Circle letters and Mildred Champagne column featured
A large segment on the homes page for next Sunday's Post highlights the Sewing Circle letters and Mildred Champagne's Love and Sentiment department as notable features.
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Sewing Circle
Mildred Champagne
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Corbett and Bride to Visit Quaker City
Corporation Counsel Joseph J. Corbett and his Philadelphia bride Elizabeth Nichols stealthily wed after a brief engagement. They spend part of their honeymoon in New York and plan to reside in the Charlestown district, with Cambridge friends ready to offer congratulations.
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Bride
Quaker City
Corporation
Joseph J. Corbett
Elizabeth Nichols
Philadelphia
Tremont Building
New York
Boston
Charlestown
Joe
Cambridge
Journey to Philadelphia Seen as Key Stop for Corbett Party
The journey’s real objective is Philadelphia, the birth place and girlhood home of Mrs. Corbett. It is expected that Mr. and Mrs. Corbett will stop in Philadelphia about.
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Philadelphia
Mrs. Corbett
Missing Somerville boy found near Everett car barns
Herbert Charles Richardson a 12 year old from 22 Mason street Somerville who had been missing since Sunday night was found yesterday morning behind the car barns on Broadway Everett. He was footsore and weary and crying as police located him.
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Herbert Charles Richardson
Somerville
Mason Street
Broadway
Everett
Massachusetts Woman's Club Federation Holds 21st Annual Meet
The 21st annual meeting of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs is at South Congregational Church today and tomorrow with sessions at 10 am and 2 pm. Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker will speak Wednesday evening, followed by a New England Woman's Club reception. Past presidents attend, and 20 years of work are celebrated. Delegates are housed at the Vendome Hotel.
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Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
South Congregational Church
Percy V. Pennypacker
General Federation
England
Mad dog scare in Everett Square
A large brindle bulldog frothing at the mouth caused panic among school children and pedestrians in Everett Square yesterday afternoon. The dog snapped at children as it ran through the streets. A posse of boys and men armed with clubs chased the animal for about a half mile before it was lost.
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Everett Square
Alfred Noyes At Harvard Lectures On Militarism
English poet Alfred Noyes addressed about 500 Harvard students and friends in the new lecture hall last evening. He spoke in favor of universal peace and read many of his original poems. The report notes a brief address urging peace as a core principle.
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Alfred Noyes
Harvard
Noyes
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