Girls Narrowly Escape Death In West End Cellar Fire
Miss Eva Weinstein and Miss Rose Wishnefsky survived a cellar blaze at 11 Cotting Street in a six story brick tenement. They attempted to douse the fire after smelling smoke and were overcome by smoke and an explosion before rescue by Fireman Joseph Humphrey and another rescuer. Damage estimated at $100. building owned by Nathan Strauss with Ike Brickman using the cellar for storage.
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Rose Wishnefsky
West End
Cotting Street
Benjamin Herman
Wall
Cotting Streets
Joseph Humphrey
Magine 6
Miss Weinstein
Miss Wishnefsky
Chambers Street
Mms Wishnefsky
Nathan Strauss
Ike Brickman
Newton Technical High School Appoints New Headmaster
Rand of tae sib No 29 Irving O Palmer named as new headmaster of Newton Technical High School. Born in Leeds Maine he held positions at Derby Academy Wareham High School Tabor Academy Salem High School and Newton Technical High School. Palmer earned a Master of Science and held leadership roles in physics education and national science associations.
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Irving O. Palmer
Newton Technical High School
Leeds
Lilvermore
Coburn Classical Institute
Waterville
Colby College
Harvard
Derby Academy
Derby
Wareham
Isse
Tabor Academy
Marion
Salem High School
Salem
Fastern Association of Physics Teachers
Department of Science
National Educational Association
Newtonville
New Chaplain Installed at Worcester Street Organization
A new chaplain takes office at the organization located at 70 Worcester Street. This marks the first time this role has been filled, signaling a shift in leadership and spiritual guidance.
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Worcester Street
New Chaplain George Keelan Attends St. Rose Meeting
The Rev. George A. Keelan S. J. newly appointed chaplain of the Knights and Ladies of St. Rose attended yesterday afternoon’s gathering in St. Rose Hall.
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ST. Rose
George A. Keelan, S. J
The
Knights and Ladies of
St. Rose Hall
Lodge as Boss for Privilege Lodge as Boss for Privilege New York
A World article profiles Henry Cabot Lodge as a political boss linked to Theodore Roosevelt. It traces Lodge's 18 Senate years, his stand-pat measures and machine politics, and notes ties to General Electric stock, Amoskeag interests, and New England textile magnates.
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Tienry Cabot Lodge
Cabot Lodge
Theodore Roosevelt
Beveridge
Saratoga
Osawatomie
Lodge
Senate
Cabot
Theodore
Roosevelt
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Bay State
Senator Lodge
Eugene N. Foss
Foss
New England
Judge Parker
Massachusetts
General Electric
Murray Crane
Senator Lodges
Pacific Coast
Senator Crane
Theodore N. Vail
Telephone Trust
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
Crane Electrical
Coolidge
Thomas 8. Reed
McKinley
Anton
John D. Long
Elder Coolidge
Coolidges
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Amoskeag
Trusts
Penrose
Aldrich
Missing 18 year old boy leaves home for school
Charles W. L. Goldsmith, an 18 year old from Shirley, has been missing since Tuesday October 1. He left the home of his uncle George Sinclair with whom he lived since age four, reportedly heading for school.
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Charles WL. Goldsmith
Shirley
George Sinclair
Stone laid for St Matthew's Church in Dorchester
Crowds of about a thousand gathered on Stan ton street Dorchester to witness Archbishop O Connell lay the corner stone of the new St Matthew s Church A service in a tent preceded the ceremony and copies of church papers coins and city papers were placed in the stone. The building planned frontage 72 feet depth 144 feet will feature a large sanctuary three altars and side rooms for assemblies with first floor ready by Christmas.
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Stanton Street
Dorchester
St. Matthew's Church
O'Connell
Philip J. O'Donnell
St. Philip’s
J. A. Ryan
Cambridge
J. A. Degan
St. Gregory's
J. Kenney
South Boston
Dd. J. Crimmins
M. A Delaney
Natick
John Heffernan
Framingham
T. J. Ma
Sacred Heart Review
Pilot
Boston
O’connell
William F. Fitzpatrick
John Harrington
Lynn
John A. Donnelly
John Cronin
Walter Sweeney
Gaelic League Greets Priest on Arrival From Ireland
Prominent New York Irishmen and delegates welcomed Father Michael O Flanagan on his arrival from Ireland by the Baltic yesterday. The Gaelic League aims to preserve Irish language and culture and sent Father O Flanagan to promote its cause in the United States and Canada. He will address meetings in major centers and at universities and colleges during the spring.
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New York
Michael O’flanagan
Ireland
Gaelic League Organization
Father O’flana
United States
Canada
Father O'Ppianasan
Jvde
Iired America
Ynn
Great Fleet of Cargo Liners Expected at Charlestown Docks
Steamers with cargoes valued at over 25 million are expected to dock today at Charlestown with vessels from Genoa Almeria and the Azores carrying 771 passengers on the Cano pic. The Winifredian from Liverpool with 388 saloon passengers may reach port later, joined by Anglian Kennebec Seneca Kasenga Amsterdyk Riplingham Limon Bound Brook and other ships bringing tropical fruit and rich cargoes. An estimated 75 000 tons of merchandise accompanies the fleet.
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Canopic
Genoa
Almeria
Azores
Fioosac
Charlestown
Winifredian
Liverpool
Leyland Line
Anglian
London
Skkennebec
Seneca
Far East
Bucknall Line
Kasenga
Calcutta
Colombo
Amsterdyk
Rotterdam
Riplingham
Progreso
Mexico
Limon
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Bound Brook
Jamaica
Portraits Her Lone Share in Estate
New York, Oct. 23. Seven family portraits are all that Mrs. Elizabeth A. S Kennelly will receive from the estate of her father William S. Waterhouse of 49 East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street. Waterhouse died June 21 leaving a considerable estate. His will dated March 18, 1908 with a codicil attached, was filed yesterday in the surrogate's office. The codicil bequeathed the family pictures for life to Mrs. Kennelly with her daughter Marguerite to receive them on her death.
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New York
Elizabeth A. Skennelly
William S. Waterhouse
Egast
Kennelly
Marguerite
Hair Cut While Woman Slept In Jerseyville
Mrs. Letha Derby awoke to find more than half of her very long black hair gone from her head and carried away overnight. Her four children, aged two to fourteen, slept through the incident in the same room, with no sound heard.
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Jerseyville
Ill
Letha Derby
Derby
Mrs. Derby
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