Yonkers Man Left Speechless After Stair Fall
William Franklin of 35 Garfield Street Yonkers was found dazed in a barn after a fall on stairs. A patrolman heard groans and revived him. Doctors at St Joseph’s Hospital reported a bruised neck and throat paralysis with no clear cause. Franklin often goes to the hay loft to feed horses each morning.
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Yonkers
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Franklin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Firemen From All Sections Attend 83d Massachusetts Convention
Firemen from across the state converge on Boston for the 83rd Massachusetts State Firemen’s Association convention opening at Faneuil Hall. About two thousand delegates and guests expected over three days with Mayor Fitzgerald and Fire Commissioner Cole greeting attendees. Chief John A. Mullen unable to attend due to illness.
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Faneuil Hall
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John A. Mullen
Chief Fox
West End
PLAN DINNER TO SENATOR JOYCE
A dinner event for Senator Joyce res bl va Senator Thomas M. Joyce of Ward 17 will be hosted by the Young Men's Democratic Club of that ward at Hotel Langham Thursday night. John J. Morley is toast master with James E. Norton Peter A. Doyle and Jeremiah Collins on the arrangements committee. Ex-Senator James H. Doyle City Clerk James Donovan Ex-Congressman John A. Kelleher John J. Attridge president of the City Council Theodore A. Glynn candidate for Gover nor's Council William P. Grady ex representative the Hon David Walsh Democratic candidate for Lieutenant-Governor and Ex-Alderman Patrick Bowen will be guests and speakers.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Hotel Langham
John J. Morley
James E. Norton
Peter A. Doyle
Jeremiah Collins
James H. Doyle
James Donovan
John A. Kelleher
John J. Attridge
Theodore A. Glynn
William P. Grady
David Walsh
Patrick Bowen
Medical staff set for Columbus Day parade route
Captain Frederick L. Bogan of the Ninth Regiment will head the medical corps as chief surgeon. Dozens of doctors in the city volunteer services with hospital tents along the parade route. Seven stations will operate with two nurses each under Miss Elizabeth Campbell.
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Ninth Regiment
Elizabeth Campbell
Army Flying Competition to Award Mackay Trophy
A military aerial reconnaissance test near Washington will award the Clarence H. Mackay trophy to the winner. Lieutenants Roy Kirtland Henry H Arnold and Dewitt Milling start from College Park with sealed orders to locate and report on an approaching enemy force. A height limit of 1000 feet will disqualify reckless flyers. first Mackay trophy marks the event as annual thereafter.
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Clarence H. Mackay
College Park
Roy Kirtland
Henry H. Arnold
Dewitt Milling
Aviation Corps
Seven Hurt in Rear End Collision at South Station
In a rear end crash at South Station seven people were slightly injured and many were shaken by the impact. Injured passengers include Miss Mary Chisholm Miss Sadie Chisholm Alice ONeill Miss Mary King Richard Hussey a man named Dr Trainor and a unnamed Savin Hill resident. After treatment they recovered at home. The accident was caused by a Brain tree train jumping a switch and bumping the local from which passengers had just left.
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Sadie Chisholm
East Milton
Alice O'Neill
Mary King
Richard Hussey
West Quincy
Trainor
Savin Hill
Braintree
Mattapan
Two Auto Accidents Injure Men in Back Bay
In Back Bay yesterday afternoon two motor vehicle crashes injured men. Ralph Do Boyd, 87, of 9 Norway Street, was knocked from his motorcycle near Berkeley and Newbury streets with bruised hands and face. Patrick Bren, 43, of 66 Fayette Street, was hit near St. Stephens Street and Massachusetts Avenue, suffering several broken ribs and contusions. Both men were taken to City Hospital.
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Norway Street
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Newbury Streets
Patrick Bren
Fayette Street
St. Stephens Street
Massachusetts Avenue
City Hospital
Builders Bankrupt Perkins and Maga Firm Files Bankruptcy
Frank Perkins and William Maga dba Perkins and Magazine, builders and contractors at 81 Fayston Street Roxbury filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Liabilities total 51166 with assets of 11500.
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William Magazine
Perkins & Magazine, Builders and Contractors
Fayston Street
Roxbury
United States District Court
Silk Lined Overcoats at Half Price Sale
Silk lined overcoats offered by S. H. Harrison Co at 662 672 Washington street priced at 9.75 down from 20. Black and gray thibets oxfords and unfinished worsteds in limited quantities. Silk lining to edge.
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S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Fabric sale notes feature varied textiles and prices
An old newspaper catalog lists fabrics including Black German Broadcloth at 2.50 and Black Storm Serge at 1.00. Descriptions note satin finish, size inches wide, weight handling, sponged and shrunk treatments, suggesting a sale or classified ad for textiles.
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