Boy killed in front of home by car on Adams Street
Ralph Osborne six years old son of Mr and Mrs E M Osborne of 34 Adams Street Dorchester was killed yesterday in the street in front of his home when run down by a automobile operated by Denis Crowley of 658 Adams Street Quincy Crowley whose eight year old son was recently killed in an automobile accident near his home in Quincy was held on a charge of manslaughter He was bailed and will be arraigned this morning in the local court.
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Ralph
Woman Refuses Daughter's Aid, Killed by Train
Concepta Col letta, 54, of Natick, refused her daughter's help at the East Natick grade crossing. She was fatally struck by a Willimantic-bound passenger train at 6 pm, the impact tearing her body and leaving the daughter unable to save her.
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Warwick
R. IL
Concepta Colletta
Natick
East Natick
Geta Corn Remedy Promises Easy Removal
An advertisement extols GETS-IT as a modern corn cure using a liquid applied in seconds. It claims painless action, quick drying, and no limping afterward. Sold by druggists or mail order from E. Lawrence & Co. Chicago at 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Labor union role in nation shaped by Boston chamber banquet
Boston Chamber of Commerce annual banquet featured Charles F. Weed and Harry A. Wheeler discussing labor organization versus capital, and the future influence of organized labor on the nation, state, and city. Wheeler, a former president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, spoke alongside Weed on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Charles F. Weed
Chamber
Harry A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Chamber of Commerce President Predicts Trade Conflict
President Weed urged the chamber to lead in enacting laws to end strikes and lockouts while warning of a forthcoming trade conflict after the war. Wheeler argued business leaders must safeguard government, address laws restricting labor, and oversee Boston Harbor, public rights, and foreign trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Wheeler
Boston Chamber
Boston Elevated Railway
Boston Harbor
Chamber
Boston Chamber Dinner Highlights Chamber’s Dual Roles
President Weed outlined two main functions of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, promoting welfare and maintaining trade. He criticized the Port Board’s harbor spending, urged a lighterage system to ease traffic, and argued for public opinion shaped by fair, impartial action supporting both labor and capital. He urged leadership to curb strikes in public service and push interstate trade protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Weed
Boston
New England
Boston Harbor
Port Board
Chamber
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Breen and Sharkey Tie The Knot In Cambridge Church
Miss Agnes Sharkey daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry J Sharkey of 107 Antrim Street Cambridge and Edward FB Breen a Cambridge milk contractor were married yesterday morning at St Marys Church Cambridge The nuptial high mass was celebrated by Rev Michael J Doody the pastor.
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Agnes Sharkey
Henry J. Sharkey
Antrim Street
Cambridge
Edward FB. Breen
St. Mary’s Church
Michael J. Doody
Quick Pinex Cough Remedy Advance
A home made cough remedy recipe uses 214 ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar syrup to a pint bottle. The ad promotes Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract remedy for coughs throat and chest colds with a money back guarantee and notes imitations exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pinex Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Battleship bids opened for Colorado Maryland Washington West Virginia
Bids for four new battleships were opened at the Navy Department with prices from 10.06 to 11.48 million dollars against a department limit of 11.5 million per ship. A thorough review of bidders modifications follows, with Fore River likely to win two ships and Newport News the other two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colorado
Maryland
West Virginia
Navy Department
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Newport News Ship and Drydock Commpany
Olive Tablets promise youth by aiding liver and bowels
An old advertisement claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets renew vitality by toning the liver and cleansing impurities. The pill, described as a substitute for calomel, is presented as gentle yet effective, with olive color and sold for 10¢ and 25¢ per box by all druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
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Watch Oil
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Orleans
David C. Scull
Provincetown
Scull
Young’s Hotel
Curley
Wright
Apollo
Wright’s
Wright’s Underwear Company, Inc
New York
Hawley, Folsom Company
W. J. Flanagan & CO
Washington Street
F. H. Chamberlain
A. B. Currier
H. Shapiro
Kenney & Savage
Morry H. Rogers
Tremont Street
W. H. Rice & CO
the Enterprise
Walter Raleigh
Virginia
Boston C Ofc Prest
Charles F Weed
Copley-Plaza
Harry A Wheeler
Nat's President
Chambers OF Commerce
Harvard Glee Club
John Kendrick Bangs
Lawrence Board OF Trade
Pres
Morton Taunton
Board OF Trade the Singing Presidents
Metropolitan Furniture Co
Boylston Street
Public
Liberal Credit
Dee Posten Urnture
Boylston _Stree
I Gilchrist
Columbia Grafonola
Breen—Sharkey
Sooensesscsenocns
Nsoosens
Tremont St
Kimball Bldg
Mentor
Gordon Dry
Jameson’s Sc
Duffy’s
Duff Gordon Sherry
Sterlin Ale Stout Parks i. R M&r
Vermouth
Union St. Cor. Elm Streets
Simmer
Washi
Canal Canal St
Haseatier Rosen
Tremont St. Bet
School St
Scollay Sq
St. Tempe Pi St
de Ginter Co
Washington St
Fore River
Harvard Brewing CO
Lowell
Commercial Wharf
Lewis Baker
Fres
College Bldg
College Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Mary
Ww. C. TL
Bright
R. R
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