American envoy Meyer injured in Rome car accident
United States Ambassador Meyer was slightly hurt near Civita Vecchia after his car hit stones in a dust cloud while traveling to Rome at about 20 miles per hour. He escaped serious harm. Mrs. Meyer rode in another car as the party proceeded to Rome by train.
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Ambassador Meyer
Rome
United States
Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Mrs. Meyer
Civita Vecchia
George von L. Meyer
Public Demonstration of Nursing at City Hospital
Public demonstration at Boston City Hospital showcased 20 nursing acts in the surgical amphitheatre for 259 invited guests. Observers included deaconesses, nuns, house physicians, and resident nurses as Miss Lucy Crown presided with Dr. George H. M. Rowe in attendance.
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Boston City Hospital
Lucy Crown
George H. M. Rowe
Photo Cloth Company Sells Portable Pillow Film
Amateur photographers use the improved photo cloth to make photo pillows without chemicals. Sold at camera stores in a large package for 35e. TILE PHOTO CLOTH CO. Cambridgeport, Mass.
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Tile Photo Cloth CO
Cambridgeport
Mass
Burke Declared Burlington Mayor by Vermont Supreme Court
James E. Burke, Democratic and local option candidate, wins Burlington mayoralty after Supreme Court overturns election of Donley C. Hawley. Hawley barred from office and ordered to pay court costs. 168 doubly marked ballots deemed valid, changing outcome by Burke’s 165 vote margin.
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Montpelier
James E. Burke
Burlington
Donley C. Hawley
Supreme Court
Hawley
Burke
Frankie Perry's Body Found in Cesspool
The body of missing boy Frankie Perry was found by his uncle in a cesspool behind the house at 73 Friend Street. The 10 foot deep pool was filled to within four feet of the top with the cover unfastened, and authorities suppose he fell in and suffocated.
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Glouchuster
Frankie Perry
Frank Perry
Friend Street
Largest five masted schooner Dorothy Palmer launches
The Dorothy Palmer, said to be the largest five masted schooner afloat, was launched at G. I. West yard for William F. Palmer of Boston and partners. It measures keel 273 feet beam 46 feet 6 inches hold 26 feet 6 inches gross 2872 net 2315 tons and sails totaling 12 000 yards. Captain J C Harding of Chatham Mass to command.
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Waldoboro
Dorothy Palmer
G. I. West
William F. Palmer
Boston
J. C. Harding
Chatham
Mass
Proud Day for Boston School Cadets Parade and Field Day
The three regiments of the Boston School Cadets will hold their annual parade and field day. Music from three bands and two drum corps will accompany the march as cadets depart the English High School on Mont. Capt. C. F. Gibbons and Capt. J. H. Lindsay serve as quartermasters for the third and first regiments.
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Boston
Mont
Parade Route Planned Through Boston for Cadet Review
Governor Bates and staff outline a parade route through Montgomery street Clarendon Columbus avenue Boylston Tremont Winter Summer Otis Devonshire Franklin Broad to the Common. Cadet officers are named for brigade and regiment commands with officers of the day and lunch served on the Common. The review ends with Latin and English High School battalions marching to their drill halls.
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Bates
Committee On
Montgomery Street
Clarendon
Columbus Avenue
Boylston
Tremont
Winter
Summer
Otis
Devonshire
Franklin
Broad
State
Washington
School
Beacon Streets
Franklin Streets
William J. Shanahan
Elmer E. House
William A Hanley
Joseph S. Pfeffer
Joseph F. Wogan
Broad Street
Everett W. Abbott
Harold C. York
Harold I. Carter
George A. Simpson
Chester F. Gibbons
Harold B. Grouse
Harold W. Smith
Edward Geisbecker
Saul C. Kahn
John H. Lindsay
Park Square
Beacon Street
Boston Latin
Harrington Sentenced for Assault with Intent to Murder
Timothy J. Harrington, 28, pleaded guilty in Superior Criminal Court to assault with intent to murder Alexander Smith after a dispute with Cahill. Doctors ruled him sane. he received five years in the House of Correction. Julia Coughlin was fined $100 for illegally selling liquor.
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Timothy J. Harrington
Alexander Smith
Schofield
Superior Criminal Court
Cahill
Smith
Harrington
House of Correction
Julia Coughlin
Roosevelt to Visit Berkshire for McKinley Statue Unveiling
President Roosevelt plans a summer trip to Berkshire to unveil the bronze McKinley statue in Adams during Old Home Week from July 26 to August 1.
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Pittsfield
Roosevelt
Berkshire
McKinley
Adams
New Brazing Process Repair That 22 Ton Fly Wheel
Tarbett Phemister Company at 172 Oliver Street completed brazing a 22 ton fly wheel for F W Bird & Son of East Walpole. The wheel had a broken spoke during unloading and could not be duplicated in three months, but the repair was finished in two days using the American Brazing Company process, proving the method's success for cast iron.
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Tarbett-Phemister Company
Oliver Street
W. A
No substitute for Zema-Cura for eczema cure claims
Advertises Zema-Cura as the sole safe remedy for skin diseases and warns against opiate laced substitutes. Claims strict safety for mothers and babies and lists multiple druggists distributing the product with postal ordering options.
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Zema-Cura CO
West 22d St
New York
Waltham Young Society presents local drama for charity
Waltham's youthful aristocracy staged a four act drama titled A Debt of Honor directed by Miss Maude Johnson who also played Violet Glenn. W. Jay Warren and Carl B. Horton portrayed the lovers while Burton E. Goodale acted as the stage father. Other cast members included Miss Bertha Holman Persis E. Howe Thomas B. Noyes Leslie A. Holman and Alfred T. Hall. Proceeds benefited charitable causes.
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Waltham
Maude Johnson
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Violet Glenn
New York
W. Jay Warren
Carl B. Horton
Burton E. Goodale
Leslie A. Holman
Alfred T. Hall
Citizen Train Refuses Food in Smallpox Isolation
George Francis Train, ill with smallpox at an isolation camp outside Stamford, says he will refuse all food and medicine. Doctor Borden notes the condition is serious and warns such abstention could worsen his health. Train receives hundreds of letters daily but may answer none, though he reads a few.
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Stamford
Conn
George Francis Train
Train
Borden
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