Boy Crushed by Auto in Brighton Hit-Run Incident
Brighton schoolboy Joseph S Barrett aged x was struck and dragged by a delivery wagon owned by Angier Chemical Company on Everett street. He remains in critical condition at City Hospital with skull fracture and multiple injuries. Chauffeur Joseph Gorkey of Somerville may face questions if death occurs. witnesses include Rafuse, O’Keefe, and O’Brien. Police vow a rigid investigation.
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Joseph Sbarrett
Brighton
Everett Street
City Hospital
Joseph Gorkey
Pritchanel Avenue
Somerville
Angier Chemical Company
Gorkey
Michael O'Neil
Post
Joseph G. Rafuse
Newton
O'Keefe
O’brien
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Reservoir Car Barn
Rafuse
Fried
James Barrett
Cambridge man arraigned on liquor nuisance charge
Joseph M. Conley of River Street Cambridge was arraigned in Cambridge District Court yesterday on maintaining a liquor nuisance. He was fined 50 dollars and ordered imprisoned in the house of correction for three months.
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Joseph M. Conley
River Street
Cambridge
House of Correction
Prisoner mother seeks help to find missing daughter
Mrs George R Spencer of 64 Sullivan Street Charlestown appeals to the Post and asks police aid to locate Katherine N Spencer a 16 year old girl who vanished after going on an errand on Main Street No word has reached the family since Monday and two houses on Putnam Avenue Cambridge and Baxter Street South Boston are suspected The mother fears her daughter is held prisoner or dead and pleas for her return
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George R. Spencer
Sullivan Street
Charlestown
Katherine N. Spencer
Main Street
Putnam Avenue
Cambridge
Baxter Street
Boston
Spencer
Paid Fine Frees Foley After Court Mixup
District Attorney Moran and Judge Brown clashed over Peter J. Foley of Charledtown who had pleaded guilty to selling liquor. Moran paid Foley’s $100 fine to secure his release after a misfiled recommendation had suggested a $59 fee and Foley could not pay within two months.
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Moran
Brown
Superior Criminal Court
Peter J. Foley
Charledtown
Foley
Doherty
Poison Feared by McCarthy Insanity Result Revealed
John J. McCarthy, once jailed for perjury in naturalization, was judged insane by Judge Dodge in U S District Court. Dr. Jelly found incurable insanity with hallucinations including fear of poisoning. The case was referred to the Attorney General to decide whether he should be sent to the Washington national asylum or Worcester state asylum.
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John J. McCarthy
East Cambridge
Dodge
United States District Court
Jelly
McCarthy
U. S
Garland
Bonaparte
Washington
Worcester
Dr Porters Antisertic Healing Oil Refund Offer
Refund offered by Curee Druggists if Dr Porter is Antisertic Healing Oil fails to cure. Item priced at 20 cents.
Jackson May Leave Railroad Commission
Rumors of Chairman J. E. Jackson stepping down from the Board of Railroad Commissioners gain momentum as Parker allied lawyers establish offices in Barristers' Hall. The new association includes Parker, Hugh Bancroft, Louis A. Frothingham, Henry H. Fuller, Roger Wolcott, Fred W. Fosdick, Walter Shuebruk, and Edward A. Counihan Jr.
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J. E. Jackson
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Parker
Jackson
Hugh Bancroft
Middlesex County
Louis A. Frothingham
Henry H. Fuller
Roger Wolcott
Donovan accuses Lodge of desertion and tax dodging in Boston campaign
Democratic sheriff candidate James Donovan blasts Senator Lodge at multiple rallies in Essex and Charlestown accusing him of desertion from Boston and Suffolk County and avoiding taxes in Nahant. Donovan vows to push for sheriff salary and end the fee system if elected.
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Senator Lodge
James Donovan
Lodge
Boston
Suffolk County
Nahant
Essex County
Mr. Donovan
Sheriff Seavey
Donovan
Sheriff
Jackson Club
Ward
Charlestown
Roughan Tall
James E. McConnell
McConnell
Philip
J. O'Brien
Tomfohrde Hall
James J. McCarthy
Fire at Cambridge Block Owned by Dix Disrupts Day
A blaze started yesterday noon in a wooden block owned by FE R Dix at the Cameron and Massachusetts avenues corner in Cambridge. Loss is about 3000 dollars. The building housed FE Dix and bicycle dealer and repairer Frederick Glynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. R. Dix
Cameron and
Massachusetts Avenues
Cambridge
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Promise by Pazo Ointment
Guarantee claims Pazo Ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or refunds purchase. Ad promises relief and refund for 50 cents.
Irish League protest meeting to welcome national president
A gathering at the American House heard the United Irish League plan a Sunday visit by national president Hon. Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia. Over two Boston branches were represented with Dr. Tt. J. Dillon presiding. Patrick Ford Austin Ford and Michael Breslin were noted as attendees.
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United Irish League
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Hollis Street
Boston
Tt. J. Dillon
Boston Central Council
Patrick Ford
Irish World
Austin Ford
The
Freeman's Journal
New York
Michael Breslin
Register’s Court
Mayor Fitzgerald to Lecture at Columbus Club tomorrow
The Columbus Club of five Dorchester Knights of Columbus councils will host its second Sunday lecture at the clubhouse tomorrow. Mayor Fitzgerald will speak after a debut glee club performance by 49 voices directed by J. Arthur Henderson of Elm Hill council.
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Columbus Club
Dorchester
Knights of Columbus
Mayor Fitzgerald
Glee Club
J. Arthur Henderson
Elm Hill
Conference Likely to Bring Phone Case Trials Next Monday
A meeting yesterday between District Attorney Moran and Attorneys James H. Vahey and Daniel H. Coakley suggests that the telephone cases linking city and State officials will likely go to trial in Superior Criminal Court next Monday afternoon.
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Moran
James H. Vahey
Daniel H. Coakley
Superior Criminal Court
Building Trades Probe at JD R Alley Brewery
The Boston Central Labor Union directs its board to investigate conditions at the JD R Alley brewery where independent laborers are said to be used to the disadvantage of its section workers. Other union notices include meetings for Sand and Tip Cart Drivers 191 and Fixture Fitters 508, election results for Chelsea Central Labor Union president James Blythe, and wage action by Roofers Protective Union regarding a 25 cent a day increase.
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Building Trades Section
Boston Central Labor Union
Jd. R. Alley
Broadway Extension
Boston Lodge 264
Wells Memorial Hall
Providence
Tyson T. Powers
Frank Jennings
William McLean
Frank Doblinger
Fred Jolmes
Benjamin Jacobs
Frank L. Keenan
William H. Yeasdale
William Hogan
Edward Sheehan
Peter Corbin
Charles Grady
John PP. White
New England
Brass Workers
Cigarmuskers’ Union
James P. Timilty
Joint Council of City Men’s Unions
Public Grounds Department Union
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