Whose Automobile feature reveals Boston drivers
Boston Sunday Post readers identified chauffeurs yesterday. Gus Olsen of Weston, driver for C L Morrison, drives a 28 horsepower Maxwell. L B Warner of Revere owns and drives a 42 horsepower Springfield at 17 Bay View Street. R W Stiles of Somerville at 21 Florence Street drives a 42 horsepower Springfield.
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Boston
Boston Sunday Post
Post
Gus Olsen
Weston
C. L. Morrison
Maxwell L. B. Warner
Bay View Street
Revere
Springfield
R. W. Stiles
Florence Street
Somer
Pains of Rheumatism and Blood Poison Cure Claims
A history of rheumatism blamed on a blood poison is followed by an advertisement for Dr Williams Pink Pills. It asserts the pills enrich the blood, cure rheumatism when used consistently, and include a testimonial from Mrs Charles Day of Tidionte PA. A booklet and purchase details are noted.
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Williams
Charles Day
Tidionte
Warren Co
Returns of Boston drivers and their listed cars
A list of drivers and owners from Boston area streets with their vehicles. Francis H Lane at 75 Maverick Square East Boston drives for his father John H Lane, a W-horse powered Reliance appears. Others include Nute at 19 Freeport Street Dorchester driving a 4-horse General Electric. McManus at Watertown wards driving an 18-horsepower Austro. Swain at 175 Bradford Street Fr y erett driving a 10-hp General Electric. Potter at East Point Gloucester driving an 18-hp Detrich. Coleman at 17 Binney Street driving a 2-hp Maxwell. Mangan at 5% Gates Street South Boston driving a 30-horse Rapid. MacGarvey at 2&8 Highland Street Roxbury driving a Winton 6.
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Austo
W. O. Swain
Bradford Street
Fryerett
A. G. Walton
Chelsea
General Electric
E. W. Potter
East Point
Gloucester
A. W. Pollard
Brookline
Detrich
John M. Coleman
Binney Street
A. B. Smith
Portland Street
Maxwell
William A. Mangan
Gates Street
South Boston
R. E. Foy
Quincy Adams
George A. MacGarvey
Highland Street
Roxbury
C. R. Gow
Montview Street
Boivin Held in Taylor Case at East Boston Court
Joseph A. Boivin, 25, of 392 Maverick Street East Boston, held on $10,000 bond by Judge Dimick for manslaughter in the death of John Taylor watchman at Young Fish Wharf. Taylor died at Relief Hospital with bruises after a struggle when Boivin and his brother in law Joseph Sullivan sought entry at the gate. Boivin says he was employed at Young Fish Company and defended himself when Taylor attacked with a club.
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Joseph A. Boivin
Maverick Street
East Boston
Dimick
John Taylor
Young's
Taylor
Relief Hospital
Boivin
Young Fish Company
Joseph Sullivan
Sullivan
All Souls Day Masses at Calvary Cemetery
Tomorrow is All Souls Day and two masses for the repose of souls will be held in the Mortuary Chapel at 9 and 10 oclock. The chaplain Rev John F Cummins will give an address on the Remembrance of the Dead. A special musical program will be presented under Miss Helen M Burke.
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All Souls
Calvary Cemetery
John F. Cummins
Helen M. Burke
New Head at Chapin School Winchester Frank O'Donnell
New principal Frank J. O'Donnell of Chapin School Winchester is a Bridgewater native educated at Bridgewater High and Normal Schools. He led South Dartmouth High from 1906 to 1908, earned Brown AB in 1919, played and coached in local football, and supports athletics as part of school life.
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Frank J. O'Donnell
Chapin School
Winchester
Bridgewater
Mass
Bridgewater Normal School
O'Donnell
South Dartmouth High School
Brown University
Geyser Outburst After Water Main Accident in Cambridge
Eugenio Vespuccr accidentally struck a 12 inch water main with an axe in Cambridge. The break sent water 30 feet high as Vespuccr sat on the pipe to aid escaping coworkers amid subway work on Boylston Street. The spout lasted a quarter hour with minor damage.
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Eugenio Vespuccr
Cambridge
Eugenio
Tf Vespneer
Vespucel
Metropolitan Water Department
Boylston Street
Yale Dean warns pupils against pleasures at New Haven High
In New Haven on October 31 Dean Fredericks Jones of Yale University urged high school pupils to curb amusements and focus on character. He warned that athletic prowess does not guarantee political success and advised girls not to wear high heels at school, expressing opposition to suffrage.
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New Haven
Dean Fredericks&. Jones
Yale University
New Haven High School
Public bequests in Frothingham will Cambridge estate
Judge Lawton in the Probate Court East Cambridge yesterday allowed the will of Margaret W. Frothingham of Cambridge who died June 23 appointing Thomas G. Frothingham and James W. Holland as executors. Public bequests of 1000 each to American Unitarian Association Cambridge Hospital S P C A and Kurn Hattin Home and 500 each to John Howard Industrial Home Animal Rescue League Home for Aged Women Charlestown Kindergarten for the Blind and the P C A Charlestown. Estate valued at 42000 in personal property.
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Lawton
Cambridge
Margaret W. Frothingham
Thomas G. Frothingham
James W. Holland
American Unitarian Association
Cambridge Hospital
S. P Ce
Kurn Hattin
John Howard Industrial
Animal Rescue League
Home For Aged Women
Charlestown
Kindergarten For the Blind
Motor Cyclist Killed In Ithaca Crash
Earl W. Chapman a young writer and his companion missed a rough spot on a macadam road in Ithaca New York riding a motorcycle at fifty miles an hour. Chapman lost control and was dashed headfirst into a rock ledge and killed. The companion was uninjured.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Earl W. Chapman
Cholera Fatalities Rise in Caserta Province Italy
Six deaths from cholera occurred in Caserta province over the past four hours with three new cases, two in Caserta and one in Salerno, as Rome reports.
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Rome
Caserta
Salerno
Weeks Challenged over Wool Tariff Record in Attleboro
In Attleboro an address charged Rep. Weeks with voting for the unit rule and the Payne tariff bill, arguing it kept schedules on consumers. Daley pressed Weeks to answer blunt Woolen Manufacturers questions about Schedule K and wool duties, urging candor and opposition to Cannon policies.
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Attleboro
John J. Daley
Weeks
Congress
Daley
Congressman Weeks
Payne
Taft
Winona
John W. Weeks
Dedham
Hyde Park
Boston
Washington
New England
Mr. Weeks
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
West Point
Young Guggenheim Gets Marriage License
Henry Frank Guggenheim, 20, of New York, wife to be Helen Rosenberg, appeared with parents Daniel and Mrs Guggenheim at City Hall to obtain a marriage license. Guggenheim listed as smelter and resident of the St Regis Hotel. Rosenberg age 24, longtime New York resident.
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New York
Henry Frank Guggenheim
Helen Rosenberg
Daniel Guggenheim
City Hall
Guggenheim
St. Regis
Miss Rosenberg
Centennial of Cheverus consecration as Boston bishop
Today marks the hundredth anniversary of the consecration of the Rev. Jean Lefebvre de Cheverus, first Catholic bishop of the diocese of Boston.
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Jean Lefebvre de Cheverus
Diocese of
Boston
Coon Cat's Delight Is to Clean Cushion of Pins
A Maine Coon named Rob Graves loves removing pins from the largest pin cushion in the house while detesting toothpicks. Owners report the cat’s odd hobby, noting witnesses ready to testify to its pin removal antics.
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Feline Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
M. H. Graves
Maine
Rob Graves
Rob
Founder of Red Cross Dies in Switzerland
Henri Dunant, Swiss founder of the International Red Cross Society, died last night at Heiden health resort. He witnessed in Solferino in 1859 the needless suffering of wounded soldiers and inspired nations to protect all sick and wounded in war. His idea led to a 1863 Geneva conference with Swiss cooperation.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Henri Dunant
International Red Cross Society
Heiden
Solferin
Italy
Federal Council
Fire setting a Brighton stable leads to prison term
Maurice O Keefy aged 29 of 15 Shepard Street Brighton was yesterday sentenced to three to five years in State Prison for setting the fire at 22 Snow Street Brighton a stable occupied by Almon J Furbush The blaze occurred last August Silas Smith State police testified the defendant confessed to burning a stable his home twice and his grandfather's home Mental intoxication from beer and cigarettes was blamed for the arson act
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Maurice O'’Keefy
Shepard Street
Brighton
Snow Street
Almon J. Furbush
Silas Smith
Stevens
O'Keefe
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