Three Men Rescued From Live Telegraph Pole
Nov 22 at Hiaverhill three linemen were saved moments before a fall after one was severely burned by 2300 volt wires. Carl Carter Louis Marcotte and another lineman supported him as firemen and street car crews sped to the scene. Father, driver of Ladder 1, awaited news in an adjacent firehouse as rescuers rushed the injured man to safety.
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Hiaverhill
Carl Carter
Louis Marcotte
Dawkins
Fire Headquarters
Bay State Street Railway
Cousens
Water Street
Lineman Frank W. Cousens Injured at River Street Pole
Frank W. Cousens aged 23 and son of Driver Frank Cousens of Ladder 1 is a lineman for the New England Telephone Company. While at work late this afternoon on a River street pole he came in contact with the.
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Frank W. Cousens
Frank Cousens
Ladder 1
New England Telephone Company
River Street
Foss favors 120 day session for Legislature
Governor Foss backs a four month legislature with plans to prorogue around May 1. He aims to have bills ready at opening, including income tax and tax law revisions. He also seeks election law amendments banning conveyances at polls and a non compulsory primary enrollment. He will visit Washington next week.
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Foss
Washington
Ascatco Claimed To Cure Catarrh and Asthma
The New York report claims Ascatco rapidly relieves catarrh asthma and bronchitis with a seven drop dose and permanent cures after 500 drops. The Ascatco Laboratory offers free trial bottles by mail from 32 West Twenty fifth Street New York City. Boston druggists have begun selling Ascatco.
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New York
Ascatco
Ascatco Laboratory
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
Harbor improvement funds requested under new policy
Washington estimates for river and harbor work for the year ending June 30, 1913 total 29.6 million dollars. The plan emphasizes congressional restraint and approval by the corps of engineers to curb pork barrel projects, listing regional allocations in New England including Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut and specific harbors and breakwaters.
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Washington
War Department
New Administration
Congress
Army Corps of Engineers
W. H. Bixby
Taft
New England
Maine
Mount Desert
Porcupine Island
Sullivan Falls
Vermont
Burlington
Massachusetts
Lynn
Mystic River
Island End
Boston
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Rhode Island
Providence
Narragansett Bay
Green Jacket Shoal
Harbor of Refuge
Point Judith
Connecticut
Hartford
Duck Island Harbor
Branford
Housatonic River
Dying mother pleads for missing Grace Studley to return
Providence report details Orrin F. Studley appealing to his daughter Grace aged under 15 in a long polo coat light tan shoes and velvet hat to come home. Grace left on Sunday evening November 12 and has not returned, described by her mother as 17 or 18 with dark auburn hair and dark brown eyes.
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Providence
Grace Studley
Orrin F. Studley
Williams Street
Grace
South Natick Man 81 Reported Missing
James H. Waite, 81, a well known Masonic and Aleppo Temple member, has been missing since Oct. 28 after leaving home to visit his nephew in Chelmsford. He was seen that afternoon on Washington Street in Boston. Waite previously ran Bailey Express in Wellesley for 50 years and has heart trouble. his physician fears he may be wandering lost and mentally deranged.
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South Natick
James H. Waite
Aleppo Temple
Boston
Chelmsford
Washington Street
Waite
Bailey Express Company
Wellesley
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Mitchell
Washington St
Gov. Foss
Boston Post
England
Eeenanee
P. N
Oxford
Photo Studio
Stransky
Ularly
Cetek Skeen Oe
Madras
Wee
LDC
Panama
Quaker Oats Co
Cial
Maerey
Ee Young Amer
Zeca
Pso
Walt
Beacon
Clinton
Naeda
Jersey
Ile
Bal Briggan
Jamlaine
Ures Santeene
Roosevelt
Peym Mour Eaton
Peet Price
Jaby
Nesco
Egular
Alyive's
Dr. Chase
Cansifor
Stanley
Jaeger
Dresden
Aviation
Pridey-fitec
Satte Alche
Astrachan Melton
A. Shuman & Co
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