Gypsy Waif Rosella Reaches State Care After Rescue
Rosella, a full blooded Brazilian gypsy rescued from starvation at Thompsonville, has been placed in the care of the State Board of Charity after two months at the Massa chusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. The neglected child regained health under medical care and the matron’s kindness, gaining 15 pounds during her stay.
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Rosella
Massacchusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
State Board of Charity Workers
Thompsonville
Mt. Vernon Street
Cials
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Premeditated Murder Claim in Erb Case Intensifies
Philadelphia reports new developments in the Captain J. Clayton Erb murder case linking it to premeditation. Prosecutors contend Mrs Catherine Beisel and Mrs Florence Erb aided in the slaying after disputes over possessions and threats, with alleged plans to break up the Erb household the day after the shooting.
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Philadelphia
J. Clayton Erb
Third Regiment
National Guard
Matthew Stanley Quay
Israel Durham
William E. Annis
Hains Brothers
New York
Catherine Beisel
Eric
Florence Erb
Village Green
Mrs. Erb
Red Gables
Erb
Boilers Too Unsafe to Return Pupils to School
Frigid classrooms forced mass dismissals as inspectors warned older boilers at multiple Boston schools were structurally failing. The Mather, John A. Andrew, Mary Hemenway, Wells and Dorchester avenue sites faced replacements by September to prevent hazards, with several buildings already sidelined and repairs ongoing.
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Edward Southworth
Mather
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Lincoln Owen
Rice
N. H. Whittemore
Mary Hemenway
Dorchester Avenue
Orlando Dimock
Wells School
West End
High School of Practical Arts
Mather School
Ward Room
Weaver
Joshua Dill
John A. Andrew
South Boston
Appleton Street
Eight year old Nelson King charged in river death
New Bedford Oct 8 Nelson King Jr an 8 year old boy who confessed to pushing 7 year old Everett Souza into the Acushnet River and watching his death struggles was arraigned in the Third District Court. He was remanded to await trial next Wednesday charged as a delinquent child not a crime due to youth.
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New Bedford
Nelson King, Jr
Everett Souza
Acushnet River
Third District
Delay in Boiler Repairs Cited by Schoolhouse Chair
R Clipston Sturgis, chairman of the Schoolhouse Commission, says delay stemmed from not receiving the Hartford Insurance Company boiler report until last August. He notes once received, the commission promptly advertised for bids as required by law.
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R. Clipston Sturgis
Schoolhouse Commission
John A. Andrew
Hartford Insurance Company
Boston
Sturgis
Rowdies attack leaves man blinded in early evening assault
Henry Weis of 3 Seaview avenue was struck with a heavy stone near his home at 8 30 p m and rendered unconscious. Doctors say he will lose sight in his right eye from the blow as a gang of rowdies attacked him.
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Maiden
Henry Weis
Seaview Avenue
Boston merchant attacked by mob near Seaview and Salem
A Boston wholesale dry goods merchant Mr Weis was assaulted after alighting from an electric car at Seaview avenue and Salem street. He was struck in the eye, rendered unconscious, and later revived at Dr Green's office. Police are pursuing arrests amid local rowdiness concerns.
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Mr. Weis
Boston
Bedford Street
Harrison Avenue
Seaview Avenue
Salem Street
Mr. Katz
Dr. Green
Several local deaths and injuries reported in Boston area
Mary Gallagher, 45, found dead at her 9 Ban Som Court home from natural causes. Samuel Schofield, 38, fell 25 feet while painting, fracturing his leg at 7 Sumner Street. William Bona, 32, injured on Leyland Line dock, with leg and collar bone fractures. Abraham Schwartz, 51, to City Hospital after a severe eye cut from an elevator. Lloyd Montgomery, 24, cut left arm repairing a wash bowl. Smith Winesky, ~70, found unconscious on Canal Street and died en route to a relief station. body sent to North Grove morgue.
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William Bona
Everett Street
Boston
Leyland Line
Abraham Schwartz
Albion Street
City Hospital
School Street
Lloyd Montgomery
Gardner Street
Roxbury
Westland Avenue
Smith Winesky
Canal Street
North Grove Street
Keefe Attacks Quincy and Gaston Factions at Malden Convention
Thomas Keefe, two years on the Democratic State committee, harshly criticized the Quincy and Gaston factions at Malden's Democratic convention. He labeled James Synan as a mouthpiece for party leaders and pledged no criticism was too severe. The gathering nominated Dr. Charles W. Burleigh for senator and elected George W. Carr of Everett to succeed Thomas S. Keefe on the State central committee.
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Malden
Thomas
Keefe
Democratic State Committee
Quincy
Gaston
James Synan
State Committee
State Central Committee
Charles W. Burleigh
George W. Carr
Everett
Eva Boggess Sues Father for Housework Pay
Eva Boggess of Youngstown Ohio sues her father for 986 dollars claiming payment for housework performed since she reached adulthood six years ago. The filing was reported from Youngstown Ohio dated October 8.
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Youngstown, O
Eva Boggess
Secret to Attracting Women Through Skin Nourishment
A period piece claims women can gain a fuller figure and confidence by using a skin treatment mix of glyceryne tincture cadomene compound rosewater borax applied to arms bust neck and shoulders twice daily. The piece asserts science supports skin absorption of flesh-making elements to promote a plump firm appearance.
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Washington and
Winter
Seeevee
Denne
Oo Sabe
Lace
Point de Paris
London
Storrow
Schoolhoise
Rowdies
Blind Man With Stone
Heywood
Beacon Street
Columbia
Sele & QQ
New England
Greater Boston
Mary Gallagher
Bansom Court
Samuel Schofield
Annahbal Street
Sumner
Meyer Jonasson & Co
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Florence
Central O11 & Gas Stove CO
Garowee
Mass
Mathers
Bryan
Riker-Jaynes
W. B. Hunt Co
Houghton & Dutton Co
Bryan’s
Rochester
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