Weston cure for no job prompts two walkers from New England
Arthur J. Reilly civil engineer from Boston and Charles Jimmo decorator from Bangor plan to walk home from New York to seek work. They asked a newspaper to print their intent so locals will know their trek and possibly help.
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New York
Weston
New England
Arthur J. Reilly
Boston
Mass
Charles Jimmo
Bangor
Reilly
Jim
Doctors were Wrong About Wilson Case
In Boston a patient named C. H. Wilson of 10 Rollins St credits a new tonic Tona Vita with curing his nervous debility and gastritis symptoms after ineffective medical treatment. He details insomnia, digestion troubles, fatigue, and improved health after trying the tonic and says it rejuvenates the nervous system. Boston unions discuss elevated railroad labor organization and mutual aid associations praise the company for fair treatment and no wage cuts.
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C. H. Wilson
Rollins St
Tona Vita
Boston
Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association
Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association
Elevated Men's Union Gains 191 Members in Boston
Boston Elevated Railway Men's Union 589 reports yesterday 191 new members enrolled. Officials call it a record growth for the city since the local union began, noting the sudden surge in membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railway Men’s Union
Boston
Four Thousand Attend Annual Ball of Boston Letter Carriers
About four thousand people and 200 guests gathered at Mechanics' Building for the Boston Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association annual reunion. Governor Foss and legislators attended as bands played and a four-company military drill wowed the crowd.
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Boston
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Letter Carriers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Governor Foss
William J. Curtis
John KE. Day
A. R. Risem
J. J. Aylward
J. J. Gleason
Walter J. Perkins
Association
Hub Boys
Memorial Day Weather Sets Pleasant Skies for Decorations
The weather bureau reports clear skies and cooling breezes for Memorial Day with cool today and possible showers. Rain fell last night in the lake region as temps topped near 82 degrees earlier, marking an unusually warm late May day for many cities including Philadelphia - New York 80 and New Orleans 90.
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Weather Bureau
Lake
Albany
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Buffalo
Charlestown
Chicago
Denver
Charleston
Eastport
Galveston
Hatteras
Helena
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Montreal
Nantucket
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
St. Paul
Washington
Louisa May Alcott Home Now Restored
Visitors tour the Orchard House in Concord reopened after restoration. The Alcott legacy is displayed with May Alcott sketches and Little Women play pictures. Back of the library lies Mickie Alcott's studio with her easel. Louisa Alcott's upstairs room retains her writing pad and books. Restoration by John Alcott and wife preserves the house as a memory of the famous authors.
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Amos Bronson Alcott
Louisa May Alcott
Concord
Micky Alcott
Louisa Alecott
John Alcott
Alcott
May Alcott
Old Home Restored by Concord Club Showcases Alcott Relics
Concord Woman's Club restored the interior to resemble the Alcott era. A key exhibit is a fall 1884 Louisa May Alcott manuscript poem to her father. The library also holds Alcott scrapbooks personal effects May Alcott models and a Channing quotation.
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Concord Woman's Club
Alcotts
Louisa M. Alcott
Mr. Alcott
Miss Alcott
May Alcott
William Ellery Channing
Wagon crushes life from babe near Newport
Four year old Elizabeth Ardito was killed by an express wagon driven by William A. Miller on Charles Street. The father raved in temporary insanity. the driver was ill. Autopsy reports shock and ruptured kidneys as the cause of death.
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Newport
R. J
Elizabeth Ardito
William A. Miller
Charles Street
Loughlin
Miller
Elizabeth
Lynn Cutters Strike Ends In City Wage Increase
The six shoe factories in Lynn where 250 workers walked out reached a settlement today. The deal provides a raise of 1 1/2 cents per pair on oxford shoes and 3/4 of a cent on regular shoes, effective immediately.
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Lynn
Oxford
Tunnel Wire Break Causes Midnight Subway Delays
A live wire loosened at the tunnel foot fell onto a car near East Boston, triggering smoke and blue flashes and forcing a one hour shutdown. About eight cars stalled. passengers walked to Atlantic avenue station after darkness and confusion. Traffic resumed at 11:35 as crews isolated the fault and ferried riders by ferry.
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East Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Scollay Square
Reno Divorce for Hub Man
Frank D. Mack a cold storage engineer testified in a divorce action against Emma Louise Mack. A decree was granted after Mack described years of separation at their Long Branch New Jersey home and alleged his wife’s religious fanaticism and threats.
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Reno
Frank D. Mack
Emmily Askren Mack
Mack
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Boston
Chicago
Long Branch
N. J
Ame
MIT Offers Entrance Scholarships for Cambridge Needy Students
President Maclaurin writes Mayor Barry that MIT will open access to scholarships for Cambridge youths who have lived in the city six months and meet entrance exam and need criteria. Applicants must apply by July 1, provide residence details and preparatory schools, and be endorsed by two Cambridge residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Maclaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Barry
Cambridge
Murder Cries At Brandon Hall Hotel Brookline
Residents of Brandon Hall at 1501 Beacon Street Brookline awoke to cries of murder and a struggle in the rear basement kitchen. Witnesses saw a bloodied man fleeing the scene pursued by another man armed with a rolling pin.
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Brandon Hall
Beacon Street
Brookline
Greek cook claims assault by fellow baker at Brandon Hall
Two men in white cooks uniforms covered in blood flee to the station. One man, claiming to be Constan tine Kallis, a Greek cook at Brandon Hall bakery, says George Alexander, a baker there, attacked him in the kitchen.
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Constantine Kallis
Brandon Hall
George Alexander
Stolen Boston Terriers Valued at 300 Dollars in Somerville
Two valuable Boston terriers owned by Russell C. Hayes of East Somerville were stolen from his cellar early yesterday. One dog, a blue ribbon winner, is worth 200 dollars, the other 100 dollars. Distinct markings include a large white stripe on the more valuable dog. Footprints around the entry window show how the theft occurred.
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Russell C. Hayes
Benedict Street
East Somerville
Hood Wins Seven Year Battle Over Milk Rates
H P Hood & Sons defeats Delaware & Hudson over milk car rates to Boston. ICC sides with Hood, ordering a $1.25 per car increase, to be in place by July 29 for at least two years. Hood argues the railroad sought to push them out and cites unequal charges versus a New York contractor.
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H. P. Hood & Sons Company
Boston
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eagle Bridge
Delaware & Hudson
New York
Vermont
Eack
Hood Company
Poultney
Rupert
West Pawlett
Cambridge
Granville
Middle Graneville
Salem
Shushan
N. Y
Daily Car
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Boston Central Labor Union Executive Board
Fred Fay
Ypsilanti
Mich
P. F. Sheehan
Brockton
Stationary Firemen's Union
Union
William A. Bancroft
Boston Elevated Railway
Harvey White
Street Railway Corporation
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers’ Union
New York, New Haven & Hartford
R. R
Travers Street
Underwriters Salvage CO. J
Apturiem V.P
Ae Jones
Mer
God
Babe
Lynn Cutters
Hub Man
Jar Hotel
Somerville
Hood
Mecca
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