Elevator Disaster At Ginn Co. Injures 13 Workers
A freight elevator at Ginn Co. in East Cambridge slid from the floor above when a truck in the well crashed through the crossbar. Thirteen people, including 12 women and one man, were hurt, five seriously. Names of the injured and witnesses are listed. two youths were seen pushing near the truck.
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Ginn & Co
First Street
East Cambridge
Catherine Emerson
Mansfield Street
Grace Connors
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Carrie Robertson
Third Street
South
Boston
Alice Kenny
Cottage Street
Joseph Sawyer
Grove Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Celia Hopkins
Charlestown
Theresa Cook
Lena Hayes
Winnie Garrity
Dorchester
Cecil Herbert
East Boston
Julia Donohue
South End
Nina Coughan
Lilla Nihan
Robert Reed
Thomas Killoran
Walter McClosky
McClosky
Killoran
Jewett
Will allocations from Harriet Prescott estate aid churches and hospitals
The Norfolk Probate Court approved Harriet M. Prescott's will, directing 3000 to Randolph First Baptist Church, 509 to Baptist Home Cambridge, and totaling about 25000 in assets. Mary H Heath’s Brookline estate leaves 8000 to Boston Floating Hospital, 5000 each to Brookline Free Hospital for Women and Florence Crichton League of Compassion, plus 1000 to Alfred Congregational Church in Maine.
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Dedham
Baptist Church
Randolph
Harriet .M. Prescott
Flint
Norfolk
Baptist Home of
Cambridge
Mary. H. Heath
Brookline
Boston
Brookline Free Hospital For Women
Florence Crittenton League of Compassion
Alfred Congregational Church
Alfred
Moore withdraws from Melrose Novi mayoral race
Mayor Eugene H. Moore announces he will not seek re election citing health and his physician's advice. The Novi Melrose race loses its incumbent as Moore ends his bid.
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Melrose
Novi
Eugene H. Moore
Harvard Stadium Criticized as Athletes’ Shrine at Dinner
Attorney Moorfield Storey denounced Harvard Stadium as a monument to perverted education and warned against excess focus on athletics at a Boston Twenty Century Club dinner honoring Dr. Charles P. Putnam. President Lowell and others defended or moderated the debate before about 150 charitable leaders.
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Harvard
Moorfield Storey
Charles P. Putnam
Twentieth Century Club
Storey
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Joseph Lee
Boston School Board
Attorney Storey
Boston
Dr. Putnam
Zilpha Smith
John F. Moors
Horatio A. Lamb
Lee M. Friedman
Robert A. Woods
Retirement of South Station head Albert W. Martin
Albert Whittier Martin, longtime superintendent of the Boston Terminal Company and head of the Boston Division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad, will retire December 1 after 44 years of service. Frank Hobbs of Dorchester, currently in charge of the South Boston freight terminal, will succeed him.
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Albert Whittier Martin
Boston Terminal Company
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Frank. &. Hobbs
Dorchester
South Boston
New Haven Road
Old Park Square
Mr. Martin
Shore Line
New England Railroad
Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Southbridge
Massachusetts
Efe
Old Colony
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Marriage of Miss Alice Howland in West Newton
More than 500 guests from Greater Boston attended the wedding of Miss Alice Howland daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Howland of West Newton and Adolph Amend of Highwood New Jersey The ceremony was at 8 in the First Unitarian Church West Newton The bride wore white satin embroidered with pearls with court train and point lace The bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Frederic K Leatherbee and bridesmaids Lois R Frost Katherine Weeks Marion Chidgey Margaret Dowse Rosamond Capen Maryette Sleeper Isabel Chandler and Anna Foster The best man was Tiermann Norden of New York with ushers Refrderic K Leatherbee Percival Quilbert Harry Allen Graham Parsons Carl G Swedberg Fellows Gaines and others
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Greater Boston
Alice Howland
Charles F. Howland
West Newton
Adolph Amend
Highwood
N. J
First Unitarian Church
Frederic K. Leatherbee
Lois R. Frost
Katherine Weeks
Marion Chidgey
Margaret ,Dowse
Rosamond Capen
Maryette Sleeper
Cambridge
Isabel Chandler
Chicago
Anna Foster
Orange
Tiermann Norden
New York
S[rederic K. Leatherbee
Percival Quilbert
Newton Centre
Harry Allen
J. Graham Parsons
Carl G. Swedberg
Fellows Gaines
Englewood, N. J
Herbert Barnes
Brunswick
Eleanor Redway
Barnes
Frank Allen Berry
Nashville
Tenn
New Old South Church
Grace Redway
Alice Bradley
Elizabeth Holmes
Gwendolyn Leonard
Boston
Grace Jones
Buffalo
Allen D. Berry
Frederick Foster
Arthur Gilbert
Samuel AH. Hubbard
Ernest V. Hubbard
Yorkee Wynn Armstrong
Princeton
Harry Berry
Trousdale Berry
Hendersonville
Charles Helme Strater
Louisville
George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Mr. Berry
Ninth Avenue
Miss Eleanor Redway Weds Frank Allen Berry in Old South Church
Miss Eleanor Redway, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, married Frank Allen Berry of Nashville, Tennessee, at 8:15 PM in the Old South Church. A reception followed at the Hotel Brunswick with guests from the North, South and West.
Burglars Loot Washington Street Apartments
Burglars used false keys and a jimmy to gain entry to the Fred J. Smart residence at 2436 Washington Street yesterday. They stole $50 in silverware and $60 in cash from a strong box in the sideboard.
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Jimmy
Fred J. Smart
Washington Street
Adameon's Balsam Promoted as Cure-All Claim
An old clipped notice touts Adameon's Balsam as a universal remedy. It promises quick cures and warns against exposure to cold air while recommending usage for various ailments. The text lacks medical validation and lists no authoritative sources.
Aldrich Faces Probing Questions at Bankers' Forum
Nelson T. Aldrich former United States Senator and National Monetary Commission chairman answered sharp queries at the American Bankers Association gathering in New Orleans. He defended his monetary reform plan and rejected President Frank B. Anderson of Bank of California's call to bar the reserve from buying commercial paper in the open market. Joseph G. Brown of Raleigh urged farmers’ needs be weighed in the reserve plan while A J Pujo of Louisiana declined to comment on countrywide benefits due to his role as House committee chair.
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New Orleans
Nelson T. Aldrich
United States
National Monetary Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Aldrich
Frank B. Anderson
Bank of California
San Francisco
Reserve Association
Anderson
Joseph G. Brown
Citizens’ National Bank of
Raleigh
N. C
National Reserve Association
A. J. Pujo
Louisiana
The
House Currency and Banking Committee
City officials tour three decker districts to push wooden building ban
Mayor and City Council joined the Fire Hazard Commission and Chamber of Commerce to inspect hundreds of three decker houses in Roxbury Jamaica Plain Dorchester and other areas. They warn these tinder boxes could spark great fires and discuss expanding the building limits to curb new wooden structures city wide. Fire Commissioner Daly backs extending limits to cover the entire metropolis.
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Fire Hazard Commission
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Dorchester
Boston Athletic Association
East
Boston
South
Charlestown
Daly
Resinol Soap and Ointment Promote Skin Health
Advertises Resinol Soap as a premier remedy for scalp dandruff and skin conditions. Promotes Resinol Ointment as essential for burns cuts boils eczema and other skin troubles with hospital and home use. Ends by inviting readers to request a free sample from Resinol Chemical Co Baltimore Maryland.
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J. C. Orebaugh
Anderson
Ind
Department 91
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Fine Woman Fined for Assault on Two Back Bay Victims
Mrs Mary A Adams of Brookline and Back Bay was found guilty of assault and battery on Andrew J Whitbeck and Edna K Turnbull. Judge Murray fined Adams 25 dollars for the Whitbeck assault and 15 dollars for the Turnbull assault, noting jealousy. Whitbeck, manager of Stein Hirsh Boston, employed Turnbull as stenographer. Adams appealed the sentence through counsel Thomas Vahey.
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Mary A. Adams
Brookline
Back Bay
Murray
Andrew J. Whitbeck
Cambridge
Beacon Street
Adams
Edna K. Turnbull
Winthrop
Whitbeck
Boston
Stein Hirsh Company
Milk Street
Miss Turnbull
Thomas Vahey
Congress Street
Man Hangs Self in Worcester Jail
Michael Moore 66 of 11 Maxwell Street hanged himself with a silk neck scarf in Cell 4 of Worcester police station No 2 shortly after 8 P M after being arrested for drunkenness and brought from his home at his wife’s request. He had appeared in court earlier in the day and was reported in perfect health before the fatal act.
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Worcester
Michael Moore
Maxwell Street
Moore
James Maloney
New India Paper Prospectus Reveals Encyclopaedia Value
The prospectus targets 32 000 subscribers of the 11th edition, offering 198 verbatim Britannica excerpts to show how the work fulfills its promise. It explains the specimen pages, illustrations, and a full limp binding India paper format with velvet suede covers and flexible leather for easy handling.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
India
New York
I T
Department of Knowledge
Enquirer
New India
Cambridge University Press
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