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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
7
Gare Pimeda, found on the elevated structure near the North station, became hysterical while doctors described his condition as an unusually severe case of hives. He recovered after medical attention.
James E. Mallon aged 20 of 51 Presley street Malden was struck on Commonwealth avenue at Gaffney street while on his way to a ball game and taken to City Hospital with minor injuries. The car was owned and driven by James W. Winston of Bennington street East Boston.
Elias Maloof fruit dealer of Beacon street Brookline was bailed on $2000 after being charged with carrying a revolver and threatening his wife in a local moving picture house. He will be arraigned tomorrow before Judge John J. Winch.
Exclusive Filene's note praises the Betsey Barbara dresses for quality and thoughtful design, likening them to a fond mother's handiwork. The description stresses craftsmanship and appealing fashion.
A bottle thrown from New York in 1911 by Giuseppe Seminara, the North End macaroni magnate, yielded a return note from France in 1916. A Boston-based benefactor sent $50 to the finder, now mailed back with best wishes after a publicized cross Atlantic mystery.
Peter Volukovich a Haverhill shoe maker left 26 River Street on September 29 to travel to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston for a head operation. He has not appeared at the hospital or other Boston hospitals, and friends fear he may have met with misfortune. He feared the operation might fail.
About 4000 people attended the Granite Veteran Firemen's Association muster at the West Quincy playground. Eleven titles for stream-throwing were contested with $250 in prizes. Germania of Chelsea won first with 178 feet 5 inches, Cochato of Quincy took second at 178 feet 2 inches, Union of Braintree third at 177 feet 7 inches, Protector of Brookfield fourth at 171 feet 5 inches, and Washington of Holbrook fifth at 167 feet 1 inch.
Several divisions of the Massachusetts Naval Battalion head to Cape Cod for a three day target practice. They sailed from the navy yard aboard the Kear Sarge and completed the course yesterday. The event is the annual big gun competition for naval militia units nationwide.
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