Eileen Perkins Dies After Private Malden Operation
Funeral services for Eileen Perkins aged 18 years 9 months 10 days were held privately at her Malden home and later at Forest Dale Cemetery. Frederick Perkins and family received mourners while a small circle attended the private ceremony. The service, conducted by Rev. Watson, included Bible readings and prayers as the widow appeared tearful beside the open casket.
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Eileen Perkins
Everett
Mary J. Henderson
Clarendon Street
Forest Dale Cemetery
Malden
Frederick B. Perkins
Draper
Henry Jacobs
Perkins House
Appleton Street
Mr. Watson
Mystic Side Congregational Church
Mary Perkins
George Leavins
Bliss
Hileen B. Perkins
Mrs Butler Leaving Everett After Tragic Death
Mrs. Sarah E. Butler of Everett packs furniture and closes her home after the death of her daughter Eileen Perkins. She plans to move to New York with her son and possibly her brother Father Cassin, who also may leave. The piece notes claimed motives, contested parentage, a hospital visit, and lingering family distress surrounding the marriage and tragedy.
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Sarah E. Butler
Everett
Eileen Perkins
Eileen
Mrs. Butler
Enchantress cited in Fred Jones disappearance case
Malden postman Fred Jones left his wife and home after developing infatuation with schoolteacher Georgiana Brown from Attleboro. Jones, 27, resigned as carrier and letters indicate plans to establish a new life while his wife and mother in law contest the affair rumors.
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Fred Jones
Malden
Cleveland
Uncle Sam
Georgiana Brown
Attleboro
Centre Grammar School
Brown
Lincoln
Cedar Street
Jones
Warren
Mass
Sityson
Medford
Fred
National Bank
Registration closes in Boston and towns in Now month
Notices urge registration deadlines across Boston and surrounding towns with dates stated as Oot 28 and Now 1. The item repeats the call to action Register Now and lists multiple locations for deadline reminders.
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Boston
Observers Sought For Post Circulation Letter
The Post invites a letter from any woman describing how many copies of the Post and Sunday Post are read versus other Boston morning papers. Include simple counts of papers taken by friends or neighbors, or at streetcars and newsstands. Address to Comparison Editor, The Post.
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Or &T
THH Post
Cambridge Youth Attempts Suicide Over Fear and Love Affair
Frank W. Littlefield, 22, of Cambridgeport, wandered the streets after leaving Windsor Street for work. He allegedly fired a 22 caliber pistol at his forehead but survived. hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital, doctors report he is recovering as investigators note a possible love affair motive.
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American Rubber Works
Michael Foy
Foy
Littlefield
Massachusetts General Hospital
Water front notices and losses reported near Thatcher Island
Captain Blaisdell of the Emma reports sighting an overturned trawling dory about ten miles northeast of Thatcher’s Island with possible loss of life as seas were high. Eighteen arrivals and 620000 pounds of fish were landed yesterday. A thief stole 42 50 from Captain O P Bragdon’s cabin at Commercial wharf, and Willis P Sperry lost tobacco aboard. The Yarmouth was damaged slightly after a collision with the tug Chesterton. Plant System officials visit Boston to discuss winter southbound travel opportunities.
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Blaisdell
Emma
Bristol
Thatcher
Mary B. Cushman
H. B. Plant
Agen Robilo
Southern
Boston
Florida
Daley's Body Found After Missing Man Sifted
Joseph Daley, missing since last Saturday night after leaving Union street work, was found at Dodge's wharf Tuesday. Identified by friends, the Barstow store employee died near East Boston. police rule out suicide, citing accidental fall overboard.
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Joseph Daley
Newfourndland
Dodge's Wharf
City Hospital
Daley
Barstow
Union Street
Harrison Avenue
Boston
Monroe
Sulcide
Seasonal Underwear Bargains at Keep Manufacturing Co
Under the heading Seasonable Hints shoppers are invited to inspect bargains in men s fall and winter underwear at the Keep Manufacturing Company 114 Tremont Street. The store also offers special prices on high class gentlemen s furnishings and dress shirts.
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Keep Manufacturing Company
Tremont Street
Yellow fever rages in Georgia with new cases and deaths
In Brunswick Georgia forty new yellow fever cases and two deaths were reported today. The town grapples with a worsening outbreak as health officials mobilize response measures.
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Georgia
Brunswick
Trenton Holds Turn Toward Washington Monument Dedication
Trenton N J October 1 The turning tide era monument dedication drew 30 000 spectators with governors of several states present in a military display The unveiling featured Blair McClenachan statue and Washington reliefs while dignitaries including Govs Flower Pattison Russell and Werts spoke The event closed with a poem by Richard Watson Gilder and a final address by Gov Werts
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Trenton
N. J
Trenton Battle Monument
Russell
Trent
Washington
Delaware
Princeton
Monmouth
Alexander Hamilton
New York
Cleveland
Flower
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Fuller
Vermont
Reynolds
Massachusetts
Wetts
New Jersey
Morris
Connecticut
Brown
Maryland
Herbert
Navy
Durborow
Chicago
Cadmus
Cornish
English
FE. Burd Grubb
United States
Spain
William S. Stryker
Monument Association
New Jersey Society of the Cincinnati
Clifford Stanley Sims
Hugh H. Hamill
Blair McClenachan
J. Lapsiey Wilson
Philadelphia
John Taylor
John Russell
Shaw
Richard Watson Gilder
Century Magazine
Werts
English Miners Fight Over Wage Reductions in Lancashire
The Miners Federation rejected the Mine Owners Association’s plan to cut wages by fifteen percent and refused to discuss reductions. Two thousand striking miners attacked Sutton Heath collieries at St Helens, driving off officials, damaging equipment, and clashing with police who used clubs. Four officers and three miners were seriously wounded, with additional injuries on both sides.
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London
Miners’ Federation
Mine Owners’ Association
Manchester
Sutton Heath
St. Helens
County of Lancaster
Cambridge Man Injured In Wagon Fall At Putnam And Western
Richard Foye aged % fell from his wagon at the corner of Putnam and Western avenues in Cambridgeport around 4 30 yesterday afternoon. He struck the back of his head, was found unconscious, and taken to Cambridge Hospital where he remained senseless for several hours. He lives on Blackstone Street, Cambridge.
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Richard Foye
Putnam and
Western Avenues
Cambridgeport
Cambridge Hospital
Blackstone Etreet
Cambridge
Newport City Treasurer Dean Dies After Long Illness
David M. Coggeshall, city treasurer of Newport since 1869, died this afternoon after weeks of illness. He was highly respected and had been repeatedly elected without opposition. in later years he was frail.
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Newport
R. I
David M. Cogseshall
Revere Linese
Coggeshall
Ciitizens
Registration Deadlines Noted in Beaton Opt and Towns
Beaton Opt records list registration closing on October 24 and October 28 while town notices set a November 1 deadline. The items urge timely enrollment across locations with specific dates for each area.
Not a Stranger New Pastor Installed at Central Congregational Church
Dr Edward L Clark D D was installed as pastor of Central Congregational Church after examination by a council of church representatives from local Congregational churches. The ceremony featured sermons charges and right hands of fellowship, and a luncheon followed. Clark, born in Mashua New Hampshire about 50 years ago, previously led the Presbyterian Church of the Puritans in New York City and will reside at 7 Marlboro Street with his family.
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Edward L. Clark
D.D
Central Congregational Church
Duryea
Central Church
Herrick
Quint
Boston
Clark
A. A. Berle
Brighton
Mr. Peck
Milford
N. H
New York
Charles Theodore Russell
Alexander McKenzie
Wolcott Calkins
D. D
George A. Gordon
William J. Tucker
W. E. Barton
H. F. Peck
J. H. Denison
N. G. Clark
Brockton
New Haven
Presbyterian Church of the
One Hundred and Thirty-first Street
Dr. Clark
Henry Clark
Marlboro Street
C. P. Clark
New York & New Haven Railroad
Musical charity event for Cambridge Dispensary at Union Hall
A Tuesday evening entertainment in Union Hall Cambridgeport supports the Cambridge Dispensary. performers include Baby Lou dancing Alice Barnes singing Minnie J Gaul piano Alice Hodgdon whistling Dorothy Craig Ned Phelan Hovey readings Professor J Barnet violin Bea con Guitar and Banjo Club Allan Thacker reader Genevieve Clarke operatic selections O'Brien and Flynn basso and tenor. Tickets available at leading stores and the hall box office.
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Cambridge Dispensary
Union Hall
Cambridgeport
Baby Lou
Alice Barnes
Minnie J. Gaul
Alice Hodgdon
Dorothy Craig
Ned Phelan
Miss Hovey
J. Barnet
The
Beacon Guitar and Banjo Club
Allan Thacker
Genevieve Clarke
O’brien and Flynn
New England Mothers Urged to Heed Vital Points
A call to all New England mothers emphasizes key health and safety points. Leaders urge vigilance, family welfare practices, and timely actions to safeguard children and households across the region.
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New England
We Light the World With Gas Electric and Oil Fixtures
Ad highlights a broad display at McKenney & Waterbury Company Franklin and Congress streets offering modern lighting devices for buildings and homes at low New England prices.
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McKenney & Waterbury Company
Franklin and
Congress
New England
Educators Gather for New England Conference Meeting
The New England Conference of Educational Workers holds its annual meeting at the English High School hall on Montgomery Street Saturday at 10 am. A special address titled The Present Problems and Outlook in Education will be delivered by Dr. G Stanley Hall president of Clark University.
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New England Conference of Educational Workers
Montgomery Street
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Hearing on Taxation Laws at State House
The committee on taxation laws met at the State House yesterday morning to discuss exemption from taxation of municipal bonuses. No definite action was reported.
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State House
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Chester H, Graves & Sons, Bosten
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Beaton
Congregational Church
Ante
DR. Briggs
Rochester
N. Y
Briggs
Presbyterian Synod
Miller
Judicial Committee
General Assembly
L. H. Whiting
L. Henry Whiting
John L. Whiting
Theodore Parker
Whiting
Fitzwilliam
Newton High School
Amherst
C. W. Cobb
Newton Centre
Lisbon
Greenwich
the Sunday Post
Lesiie E. Keeley
Keeley Institute
Maas
Massachusetta
Kelley
North Adams
Hound
Rome
Boston Post
Educators’ Annual Meeting
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