Mitchell the Tailor Promises Low Prices Across Cities
A veteran tailor proclaims himself a Boston institution with 18 stores and nationwide expansion. He recounts opening in New York City on a Saturday, Oct. 7, attracting crowds and requiring police to manage shoppers. He boasts steady annual gains across Boston Lowell Worcester Springfield Buffalo Providence and urges rivals to match his growth.
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Boston
New York City
Lowell
Worcester
Springfield
Buffalo
N. Y
Providence
R. I
Mitchell
Farmers Week At The New England Exposition
Today opens the last half of the New England Industrial and Educational Exposition at Mechanics Building. Farmers Week showcases Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island agricultural colleges with soil science models electric milking and modern farm machinery. Lectures today include The Restoration and Conservation of Fertility in New England Soils by L A Clinton Con conservation of Forests and Forest Products by A M Hawes and an address by Kenyon L Butlerfield on Rural New England with George H Ellis presiding.
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New England
Mechanics’ Building
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Chamber of Commerce
Boston City Club
L. A. Clinton
Storrs
Conn
Conservation’ of Forests
A. M. Hawes
Vermont
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
George H. Ellis
Committee On Agriculture
Atwood Flies to Middleboro in Free Exhibition
Harry N Atwood the Boston aviator flew 21 miles from New Bedford to Middleboro in 20 minutes carrying Edwin C Cotton of Lynn as passenger in a Burgess Wright biplane He aimed to fulfill a promise of a free exhibition in Plymouth county He departed Fort Rodman New Bedford at 8 15 a m landing Mills Field Fall Brook at 8 30 a m He plans a free flying exhibition Wednesday and will not fly Monday or Tuesday
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Middleboro
Harry N. Atwood
Boston
New Bedford
Edwin C. Cotton
Lynn
Atwood
Plymouth County
Fort Rodman
Mills Field
Fall Brook
Four Burned as Alcohol Stove Explodes in City Apartment
An alcohol stove exploded in Max Rosenberg’s apartment at 80 Compton Street yesterday afternoon injuring four people. Mrs. Sadie Rosenberg, in flames, was hospitalized in serious condition. Mrs. Rosie Singer and Mrs. Gertrude Inze suffered facial and arm burns. Patrick McMahon burned his hands assisting. The group fought the blaze after the blast and frantically sought to extinguish the fire.
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Sadie Rosenberg
Compton Street
Max Rosenberg
City Hospital
Rosie Singer
Gertrude Inze
Patrick McMahon
Mrs. Inze
Rosenberg
Singer
Mr. Rosenberg
David S. Davis
Mrs. Singer
Mrs. Rosenberg
Fire at City Home Leaves Woman Burned and Rescued
A crowd chased a woman who caught fire in a city dwelling. McMahon extinguished the flames then carried the unconscious woman to his home for aid. Firemen responded from Box 66, treated victims with first aid kit supplies, and Mrs. Rosenberg was taken to City Hospital for care.
Steamer Stolzenfelts Arrives in East Boston from Calcutta
The Stolzenfelts under Captain Thuhlen docked at Cunard docks East Boston after leaving Calcutta August 27. A gale slowed her near Cape Sable but she reached port by dusk. The Malay crew and Lascar firemen will celebrate by slaughtering and roasting a sheep aboard. Cargo includes jute tea and other merchandise destined partly for New York.
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Calcutta
Stolzenfelts
Thuhlen
Cunard
Boston
Cape Sable
Lascar
New York
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Mabbitt
Standish
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Washington & Hanover Sts
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