Man Burns Self Fleeing Fire Through Roxbury Lodging
George Hernia fifty runs half a mile from 1 Worcester place Roxbury to City Hospital after clothes ignite while smoking in bed. He was placed on the dangerous list. Lodgers aided him as he dashed out screaming with burning trousers and shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hernia
Worcester Place
Roxbury
City Hospital
Herns
Believe Boys Were Drowned in Bear Hill Pond
Two 17 year old mill workers Everett Burewinkle and Fred Ortung of Clinton believed drowned after their canoe capsized on Bear Hill Pond near Harvard. Their bodies not recovered. cries heard by nearby farmers earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Bear Hill Pond
Harvard
Everett Burewinkle
Fred Ortung
Local Readers Share Beloved Cats Teddy and Rags
Mrs Chauncey H. Smith of Millbury introduces Teddy a large gray tiger cat about 10 years old and 15 pounds who loves egg and toast and can open doors with his claws. Miss Ruth Chanon of Hyde Park writes about Rags an Angora nearly two years old who rides on his owner's shoulders and snoozes atop the piano while avoiding noises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey H. Smith
Millbury
Teddy
Ruth Chanonhouse
Central Avenue
Hyde Park
Rags
The Blue Cat Breed and Its Varied Nomenclature
The Blue Cat known as Archangel Cat or mixed prefixes such as Russian Spanish Chartreuse or American appears as a light colored form of the Black Cat to some experts. A prize winner descended from a Tabby and White mother and a Black and White father. Some lines show blue color despite blue-less parents. The finest Blue Cat is blue-lilac evenly colored with dark nose pads and orange-yellow eyes. Archangel derived cats are deeper blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archangel
Bobbie the cat and her bob tailed brood found
A reader from Champaign Waltham recalls finding a cat named Bobbie with a bob tail and her kittens. He later discovers another litter in a tree hollow ten feet high, noting tails differ from Bobbie’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie
Co. B
Champaign
Trapelo Road
Waltham
Tom the Cat’s Narrow Escape and Timely Return
A young narrator recounts naming a thin black cat Tom after a friendly encounter at a father’s store. Tom befriends other cats, disappears for days after winter outing, returns limping with a broken paw healed, leaving a white fur circle. Tom has lived with the family since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
A Cat's Memory by TRYPHOSE BROWN
A tale recalls a father's habit of visiting a bakery with a bag of catnip. When the son borrows the bag, a tiger cat at the shop recognizes it and meows, eager for the treats inside. The father explains the cat's memory and attachment to the bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe Street
Dorchester
Handsome Cat Captivates Dublin Residents
A large cat has grown and attracted attention in Dublin NH as locals remark on its striking appearance. Christine Allison notes the feline’s notable presence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Allison
Dublin
Hero Saves Canary in Dorchester Porches Tale
Albert M. Kreider of 188 Centre Street Dorchester recounts how his dog Hero protected a canary on the porch last spring. Hero sprang at a neighbor’s cat attempting to attack the bird, saving it from injury and earning the dog the name Hero. The two animals now share a home and duet in song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero
Albert M. Kreider
Centre Street
Dorchester
Snowball the cat hunts in woods and dies at 16
Snowball a gray and white cat loved children and never scratched them. After her owner's brother died she wandered seeking him. She led to a rabbit too large to carry, then died of old age at age 16 in Wolfeboro New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowball
Priscilla West
Wolfeboro
N. H
Provincetown Fund Update Amid Bedford Mason Liens
A garbled notice references a Provincetown fund action with liens involving Bedford and Mason entities. The fragment suggests financial adjustments or acknowledgments but lacks clear dates or amounts. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
Fake fires scare off submarine in Atlantic port
Nov 18 report says a clever captain aboard a heavily loaded American freighter ignited fake fires on the ship’s grates to fake a blaze. The ruse frightened off a German submarine that was poised to attack, saving the vessel from probable destruction during a mid Atlantic approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
mid-Atlantic
U-Boat Encounters Fire-Filled Freighter During Evacuation
While approaching a European port, a German U-boat stopped a heavily loaded freighter. The crew faked fires on three holds filled with munitions as smoke rose. The U-boat commander, misled by the manifest, fled under tow and the freighter’s gunners stood down to launch lifeboats.
Newfoundland May Adopt Conscription
In St John’s Newfoundland government officials say selective conscription may be adopted to maintain the colony’s overseas forces. Some speakers propose raising 1000 men. With a union government in the colony the solution is viewed as achievable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Canada
East Boston Unfurls Neighborhood Flag For 42 Servicemen
More than 1000 residents witnessed the dedication of a Wordsworth and Saratoga flag memorial. A white center bore 42 blue stars for local youths serving Uncle Sam in the Fourth Section of East Boston. The event featured speakers including Mayor Curley and Congressman Tague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence List
Wordsworth and
Saratoga Streets
East Boston
Uncle Sam
Wordsworth Associates
Mem
Homer Street
Boston
Curley
Tague
Edward I. McLaughlin
Edward
Call of Dice Brings Police arrest twice in one day
Peter H Kerr of 53 Chubbuck Street Quincy was arrested twice in one day for gambling. He first sat in a poker game at the Social Club Quincy Point at 1 30 AM and posted bail before returning home. In the afternoon he played dice with friends in Eldridge Wood and was arrested again without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Kerr
Chubbuck Street
Quincy
Quincy Point
Eldridge Wood
Kerr
Lowell branch denounces German intrigue in Ireland
The Lowell United Irish League adopts a manifesto denouncing German intrigue in Ireland. It appeals to party leaders in Ireland and declares loyal American citizenship and strong opposition to policies aiding the enemy or prolonging the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Ireland
United Irish League
United States
Sinn Fein Denounces German Aims in Ireland Statement
The manifesto rejects any independence promises from Germany as hypocritical and insincere while condemning Irish support for a German-cued crisis. It cites past Irish wrongs, the Asquith betrayal, and Sinn Fein leaders executed, preferring England to German domination and warning against Germany using Ireland as a catspaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutional Movement
Ireland
Germany
Attila
Honeyland
Asquith
Sinn Fein
England
Poland
Belgium
Charlestown Church Unfurls Service Flag for 241 Stars
A service flag with 241 stars was unfurled at St Francis de Sales Church Charlestown after morning services. Fred E. Moore in the service pulled the cord as Star Spangled Banner filled the churchyard. Luke W. Mullen and Rev James Supple spoke, while John Shea read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and Christine Gallagher delivered a poem titled Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Charlestown
Fred E. Moore
Luke W. Mullen
John Shea
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Christine Gallagher
Also Mentioned on This Page
South End
R. H. Stearns CO
Western Union Service
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Boston Post
Post
the Post
Sunday Post
Francis H. Rowley
H. C. Merwin
Bobbie’s
Beecham
Ben Tee Reinet
Rage Noma
Hero Saves
Provincetown Fund
Liensac Ge
Bedford, Mase
Union Street
N. A
Baker's Chop
Dr. Ce- Teal
Bers
George H. Lambert
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Golf Shop
L. F. Marshall
Elliott-Fisher
Marshall
Elliott-Fisher Company
Winter St
New England
Portland
Worcester
Springfield
Rovidence
New Haven
Hartford
Elliott - Fisher Bookkeeping
Lowell Irish League
America
E Physic
Pluto
Nature