Everett Man Hit by Auto In Street Collision
George K. Rollins Jr. of 4 Revere Street Everett was struck and seriously injured by a car driven by Charles Raffuso of 10 Irvingcourt Malden at Victoria and Chelsea streets. Rollins stepped into the path after alighting from a Woodlawn car and was carried home by the driver. Doctors said internal injuries were possible but no bones were broken.
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George K. Rollins, Jr
Revere Street
Everett
Charles Raffuso
Irvingcourt
Malden
Victoria
Chelsea
Rollins
Woodlawn
Raffuso
Confession by Auto Bandit in Chicago Robbery
The survivor of two automobile bandits who attempted to hold up Rutherford B. Cooke, assistant secretary of the Chicago National League club, was arrested after confessing to detectives. Edward Meyers was killed when he lunged from a car and demanded Cooke’s valuables. Clifford Fair remained in the vehicle and fled as Cooke fired at him.
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Chicago
Rutherford BR. Cooke
National League Baseball Club
Edward Meyers
Cooke
Meyers
Clifford Fair
Tona Vita Promises New vigor for the weak and tired
Advert explains Tona Vita as a health tonic that converts nervous, run-down people into strong, ambitious individuals and claims rapid improvement from the first day. It is urged for irregular appetite, backache, poor circulation, and digestion issues and is sold by druggists.
Officer Saves Boy From Live Wire Blaze
Patrolman John F. Dywer of Watertown rescued 11-year-old Hugh Maguire after a live Edison Light Co wire fell on Patten street. The boy lay unconscious in a grass fire. Dywer carried him to Dr. Emerson's office on Mount Auburn street where burns were treated and he regained consciousness.
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John F. Dywer
Watertown Police
Hugh Maguire
Peter Maguire
Arsenal ‘Street
Patten Street
Dywer
Edison Light Company
Maguire
Dr. Emerson
Mount Auburn Street
Officer of Defunct Bank Surrenders in New York Court
James T. Wood vice chairman of the defunct Northern Bank surrendered in court and pleaded not guilty to an indictment accusing him of making a false report to the State banking department about a $208 000 Northern Bank credit His bail was set at 2000 dollars.
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New York
James T. Wood
Northern Bank
State Banking Department
Beheaded Body Found Near Saco River in Albanian Case
The body of Albanian Asin Pheijoula was found in woods near the Saco River after being beheaded. He was last seen with another Albanian on Aug 4, who carried a large sum of money. A revolver and money belt are missing. no money on the body.
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Saco
Asin Pheijoula
Saco River
Pheijoula
Albania
Harvard Men Hear Election Returns in Midnight Theatres
Harvard students from various political clubs will watch election returns at Boston theatres with mid night performances. Members of the Harvard Woodrow Wilson Club have bought blocks of seats while others will receive results at the Harvard Union where a wire service is arranged and open until final results are posted.
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Harvard
Boston
Harvard Woodrow Wilson Club
Harvard Union
School Officials' Pay Cuts Approved By Board
The Boston school board approved a compromise after the mayor vetoed larger raises for six assistant superintendents and two staff. New salaries: $5496 for the six assistants and $4740 for the business agent and secretary. Other items include school closures on Spectacle Island and public use requests at the Normal School showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Ellis
State Board of Education
Tileston Street
Spectacle Island
Joseph McManus
Ward 19
Huntington Avenue
Abraham Lincoln
Corcoran Opposes Board Backing Salary Increases
Michael H. Corcoran urged the board to override the Mayor's veto on raises, arguing the board already boosted the superintendent from 6000 to 10000 and aligned assistant salaries. The vote allowed evening teaching by experienced elementary teachers and added Italian to high school electives. The district also pensioned Ida H. Davis and appointed staff including Teresa A. Dacey and Frederick J. O'Brien, with numerous teacher-managers named for several schools.
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Dudley
Brazil
Congress of Chambers of Commerce
High School of Commerce
High School of Practical Arts
Mechanic Arts
Dorchester
Finglish
Michael H. Corcoran
Mr. Corcoran
Thomas F. Leen
Corcoran
Severoni
Ida H. Davis
Quincy
Miss Davis
Boston
Theresa A. Dacey
Washington
Lewis
Frederick J. O’brien
Public
Public Latin
Charles W. French
S. B. Southworth
J. L. Powers
Brighton
G. F. Hatch
How You Can Gain Flesh and Strength Tonic Claim
An advertisement urges readers to build up the body with a yearly tonic. It promotes Father John’s Medicine as a pure nourishing tonic, claiming it strengthens and rebuilds flesh, is free from stimulants, and suitable for those feeling weak or run down.
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Father John
Boston Considers Milk Labeling Law
Mayor Fitzgerald plans to send to the City Council an ordinance requiring that all milk sold in Boston be labeled with production location and that milk treated or renovated be so marked. He believes the rule will purify the supply as outside milk increases and can be shipped as cheaply as Massachusetts milk.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Doctor Wrights Customs Suit Seizure in US Court
United States District Attorney Asa P. French filed suit in the U S District Court to confiscate clothing jewelry and furnishings Dr James H Wright of Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School allegedly failed to declare on arrival from Europe The seized items including trunks and packages valued at 400 were a fur stole linens silks and laces He was arrested on the charge and awaits a hearing before United States Commissioner Hayes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Asa P. French
United States District Court
James H. Wright
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Europe
Wright
Hayes
Postal Savings Banks Reach Over One Million Dollars
Boston postal savings banks exceeded one million dollars in deposits totaling 1,021,167 across 15,251 accounts as of November 1. Payments reached 462,691. October added 107 new accounts with deposits of 91,937 and payments of 56,431.
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Boston Postal Savings Banks
Mansfield
Pleads Opium Smoking Legal, Man Fined in Police Court
Yung Hing of 20 Oxford Place argued there was no Massachusetts law making opium smoking illegal. Judge Wentworth fined Hing $100 for possession. Six other celestials at the scene paid $5 each.
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Wentworth
Massachusetts
Yung Hing
Oxford Place
Man Stricken on Roof Dies After Rescue
William A. Chamberlain aged 55 of Dorchester died at his home from apoplectic shock after a roof fall scare on 2189 Dorchester Avenue yesterday morning. Fellow worker William J. Ray saved him from a slide down the steep roof and clung to him until Ladder 6 firemen arrived with a ladder.
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William A. Chamberlain
River Street
Dorchester
William J. Ray
Dorchester Avenue
Ray
Chamberlain
Suffragette disruption stops McKenna speech in London
In London on November 4 suffragettes interrupted a talk by Home Secretary Reginald McKenna at Holborn Town Hall. He and his wife fled through a side door to escape the protestors.
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London
Reginald McKenna
Holborn Town Hall
Baltimore Cruiser Lumbers In For Quick Repairs
The U S cruiser Baltimore arriving from Philadelphia to San Domingo reached Hampton Roads and entered Norfolk navy yard for about three days of repairs, early today.
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U. S
Norfolk, Va
Baltimore
Philadelphia
San Domingo
Hampton Roads
Norfolk Navy Yard
Fair Weather for Election
Bright sunlit skies and mild air forecast for election day boost turnout in New England. Analysts say calm conditions aid campaign committees by reducing weather as a turnout obstacle and keeping party budgets lean.
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New England
Balloon team takes third in Bennett trophy race
In Stuttgart Germany Captain H E Honeywell piloted the Uncle Sam balloon and finished third in the Bennett trophy international race that began Oct 7. The caplbogram relayed to George M Myers of the Kansas City Aero Club confirms the result in Kansas City Missouri on Nov 4.
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Kansas City
America
Stuttgart
Germany
George M. Myers
Kansas City Aero Club
H. E. Honeywell
Honeywell
Uncle Sam
Kyler Triplets Named for Presidents in Texan Couple’s Birth
Mr and Mrs J H Kyler of Denison Texas announced to President Taft at the White House the birth of triplets named William Howard Taft Kyler Theodore Roosevelt Kyler and Woodrow Wilson Kyler Assistant Secretary Brahany conveyed wishes that the triplets live long and prosper.
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Washington
J. H. Kyler
Denison
Tex
Taft
White House
William Howard Taft
Kyler
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Brahany
Man Dies After Beating in Voluntown Conn
Eugene Frazer aged 49 died in Voluntown Connecticut following a beating by John Gardner. Gardner is under arrest as police investigate the case alleging Frazer was found with Gardner's wife and the confrontation led to the fatal assault.
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Voluntown
Conn
John Gardner
Eugene Frazer
Gardner
Frazer
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Predicts Universal Suffrage
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt arriving from the Orient reports that votes for women will spread globally and soon, stating her prediction as president of the International Woman's Suffrage Alliance after touring Europe Africa Asia and Polynesia.
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San Francisco
Carrie Chapman Catt
International Woman's Suffrage Alliance
Orient
Europe
Africa
Asia
Polynesia
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W. B. Smith
H. B. Stanton
RH. F. Sherlock
M. J. Lacey
Hart
Mechanic Arts High
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Triplets
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Northwestern Consolidated Milling Co
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