Civil War Veteran Injured by Rampant Cow in Gloucester
Alfred Ireland an 80 year old Civil War veteran of West Gloucester suffered severe injuries after a cow dragged him by a rope while he attempted to lead it to water. His left arm was dislocated from the socket and he sustained multiple injuries requiring ether for surgery with his son William aiding to calm the animal and free his father. He could not sleep indoors last night due to pain and discomfort.
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Gloucester
Alfred Ireland
West Gloucester
William F. Ireland
Malden
Boston
Salem
Bruce
Thompson
Melrose
Joseph St. Clair
Annie
Yale and Princeton Select Officials for Annual Football Game
Yale and Princeton have chosen officials after weeks of deliberation over an umpire. Dave Fulz, former professional baseball player, was selected as umpire. The list names Referee W. S. Langford Trinity umpire David L. Fultz Brown Judge Joseph Pendleton Bowdoin head linesman W. N. Norice U. of P.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
Dave Fulz
W. S. Langford
Trinity
David L. Fultz
Brown
Joseph Pendleton
Bowdoin
W. N. Norice
U. of P
Murphys marriage explains Yale aid refusal
Frederick J. Murphy former Yale baseball captain and 1908-09 football halfback married Marie Amelia Wells in Waterbury Conn. The wedding explains his refusal to coach Yale football this season despite student pleas. He works at the United Shoe Machinery Company Lynn branch and wore overalls.
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Lynn
Frederick J. Murphy
Yale
Marie Amelia Wells
John Wells
Waterbury
Conn
John N. Lewis
United Shoe Machinery Company
Benedict
Ing
New Haven
United Shoe Machine Works
Frederick (. Mitchell named Arlington High School principal
Frederick Mitchell, born in Boston and raised in Newfield Missouri, advanced from Parsonsfield Seminary to the University of Maine, earned Harvard master’s in 1907, taught in Fort Fairfield and Camden, then led Danvers High School before becoming Arlington High School principal in 1910.
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Frederick (. Mitchell
Arlington
Boston
Newfield
Parsonsfield Seminary
University of Maine
Fort Fairfield
Camden
Harvard Summer School
Harvard
Danvers
Mass
Academy Street
One Head For Board Of Health
Dr. Richard C. Cabot, chairman of the committee on prevention of disease, urged at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon that the Health Board be reorganized under a single head and that the city’s meager appropriations have hindered thorough work by the board.
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Richard C. Cabot
Committee On Prevention of
Chamber of Commerce
American House
The Economic Waste From Preventable Disease Debate
Discussion at the chamber centers on disease prevention reports led by Charles S. Hamlin. Dr. Cabot notes that the committee learned its role during 1909-1910 and urged mayoral action. He advocates state paid dairy inspectors and power to halt dirty milk sales to improve the milk supply.
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Chamber
Charles S. Hamlin
Dr. Cabot
Boston Board of Health
Boston
Preventive Clinics Emphasized For Community Health
Dr. L R C Crandon argues for large scale medical information and preventive clinics to reduce illness. He says teaching classes saves time and money versus private tutoring and that prevention requires reaching individuals before sickness. Other speakers include Stanley King and Dr H D Arnold.
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L. R. C. Crandon
Stanley King
H. D
Arnold
Savings Bank Insurance
Airship to Fly From Big Liner
J A D McCurdy of Glenn H Curtiss staff plans a sea to shore flight from a vessel 50 miles at sea to Manhattan. The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria will carry McCurdy and his Curtiss biplane at 10 am on Saturday November 5.
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New York
J. A. D. McCurdy
Glenn H. Curtiss
Manhattan Island
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hamburg-American Line
McCurdy
Naval test to trial aeroplane launch from liner Europa
A naval and army officer party will observe a test using torpedo boat patrols and an aeroplane launched from a 100 foot platform on the forward deck of the Hiner. Curtiss personally directs the launch device as the ship heads into the wind for feasibility of equipping the 900 foot ship Europa with a mail carrying aeroplane service. McCurdy will deliver waterproof mail from the test to the New York post office.
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Curtiss
Hamburg
Europa
McCurdy
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Shvrluezh
Washington
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Sis
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Ea Ce
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Tuxedos
Court Street
Ea Bac
Js Im
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury Crossing
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Cambridge
Main Street
Malden Square
Broadway
Everett
Dorchester Avenue
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Jamaica Plain
Cor. Hanover
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Roxbury
Washington Street
Central Square
Somerville Avenue
Union Square
Cambridge Street
Allston
Jude Park Avenue
Forest Hills
Revere
Cape Cod
Cupid
Murphy
Marie Amelie Wells
Greater Boston
Board OF Health
Funda
Baltimore Aviation Meet
Baltimore
Belmont Park
Charles F. Willard
James Radley
England
Halethorpe
Cardinal Gibbons
Austin S. Crothers
J. Barry Mahool
Willard
Drexel
Latham
de Lesseps
Radley
Ely
Harmon
Fall
Shoe Department
Goodyear West Lace Ree
and S,hirts
Pai
Frederick C. Mitchell
Arlington High School
COURT
Hunyadi
Janos
Speedy Sure Centre
Newman
Faneuil
Thomps Ben Til
Aig
Ermesdorf
Oxford
Inels
Brayie
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