City Hospital Accident Victims List Details South Boston Injuries
A list of injuries from an accident at City Hospital and Carney Hospital includes Charles Murray 22 lacerations to right hand, George Fraser 33 contusion of hip and knee, Kittie Minihan 22 compound jaw fracture and side wound, Helen Whittemore 30 facial lacerations and shock. Additional patients at Carney Hospital: John McDonald 22 head contusions, Thomas Foley 26 contusions to left elbow and right knee, John Radley 26 back contusion, Frank Farrell 25 lacerated scalp and other injuries, William Matthews 27 lacerated nose and lower hip, William Seavey 26 left elbow contusions and head wound, Thomas Wood 20 back contusion and left elbow abrasion. Relatives taken home: Mrs Henry W Smith 42 body bruised, Maud Smith 22 right arm wrenched, Catherine Smith 18 lower limbs, Bernice Quigley 23 severely cut nose and face, Rose Boyle 35 contusion face spinal injuries and shock, Lizzie Scanlon 27 nervous shock and back injuries, Emma Scanlon 25 back injuries and nervous shock, Crane near 29 injuries to back and nervous shock, Conductor Leach back strained.
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Charles Murray
Telegraph Street
Boston
George F. Fraser
Newman Street
Kittie Minihan
L Street
Helen Whittemore
East Fourth Street
John A. McDonald
Bennington Street
Thomas A. Foley
West Fifth Street
John J. Radley
West Third Street
Frank Farrell
National Street
William Matthews
E Street
William J. Seavey
Thomas A. Wood
Pacific Street
Henry W. Smith
Northampton Street
Maud Smith
Catherine Smith
Bernice R. Quigley
Dorchester Street
Rose Boyle
Lizzie Scanlon
Seventh Street
Emma Scanlon
Crane
Conductor Leach
Loss of 20 000 Men in Liaoyang Battle
The second day of fighting at Liaoyang ends with no decisive result and both sides may take days to gain an edge. Total losses Tuesday and Wednesday are estimated at at least 20 000, with half a million men engaged in a desperate battle. Russian reports claim Japanese attacks are repulsed with heavy losses and no positions lost, while telegraph communications remain active.
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Liaoyang
Norman St case probable murder in doorway violence
Police search failed to solve the case of an unknown man found with a fractured skull in 37 Norman Street. The Post reports clues suggesting murder. A nearby resident heard brawling near the steps and a physician doubts the victim could move after the blow. Found by Officer Cobb around 2:30 AM. Officials Burns and McCarthy investigated all day.
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Division 3
Norman Street
Relief Hospital
Post
Andrew Campbell
Lief
Cobb
Burns
McCarthy
Joy Street
Gas leak endangers entire neighborhood in Maiden
Aug 31 report details a gas main leak near Faulkner square that went unfound for 48 hours. Several residents including Mrs. Ida Barrow and Mrs. Rebecca Fine were treated, stores owned by Samp son Mogelefsky Greenblat and Sandler closed all day as gas filled buildings. Mrs Fine's condition remained serious.
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Maiden
Faulkner Square
Ida Barrow
Willow Street
Rebecca Fine
Bowdoin Street
Max Mogelefsky
Cross Street
Abraham Greenblat
Willow _ street
Reuben Gordon
Celia Gordon
Rosie Pinkowsky
Otto Sandler
Annie Miller
Lena Sampson
Simon Goldstein
Devastating Dorchester Street Electric Car Crash Injures Dozens
A 12 foot inward plunge of a South Boston electric car on Dorchester street near Newman street left twenty two to twenty four people seriously hurt and one dying. Rail failure and a guardless embankment edge caused the wreck. Conductor John H. Leach led car 742 from Field's Corner. ambulances from Carney Hospital City Hospital and police rushed to the scene as residents aided the injured.
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Boston
Dorchester
Field’s Corner
John H. Leach
Brennan
McGillivray
Carney Hospital
City Hospital
Democrats Do Your Duty Listing Deadline
The notice urges Democrats to list by midnight Thursday September 1 and apply at Police Headquarters Pemberton Square for supplementary listing before the deadline. After obtaining a certificate, registration can occur later at the Election Commissioners office.
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Pemberton Square
Do Not Lose Your Vote Democratic Headquarters Notice
Presidential year urging registration and listing Democratic Ward Headquarters across Boston. Includes addresses for wards 1 through 25 and offices at Police Headquarters and Election Commissioners. Signed by Democratic City Committee of Boston with President W. T. A. Fitzgerald.
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Democratic City Committee
Washington Street
Pemberton Square
Old Court House
Bennington Street
East Boston
Columbia Building
Meridian Street
Jackson Club
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Main Street
City Square
Charter Street
Democratic Club
Harrison Avenue
Hendricks Club
Lowell Street
Quincy Club
Columbia Theatre Building
Pleasant Street
Charles Street
East Concord Street
Broadway
South Boston
Somerset Club
Emerson Street
South
Boston
Dorchester Street
Dudley Street
Tammany Club
Hampden Street
Roxbury Street
Station Street
Burkhardt
Walkhill Street
Forest Hills
Lombard Building
Fields Corner
Brighton
Democratic City Committee OF
W. T.A. Fitzgerald
Koch Lung Cure Moves to Larger Quarters at Tremont Street
The Koch Lung Cure relocates to 175 Tremont Street near Tremont Theatre for better access. Their inhalation treatment claims to cure lung diseases by direct application with free examination and consultation offered.
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Koch
Tremont Street
Tremont Theatre
Bryan to Take the Stump for Parker
National Democratic headquarters welcomed Colonel W. J. Bryan's offer to aid Parker's campaign amid concerns over apathetic Bryan supporters and possible Watson defections. Rumors suggested Populists and radicals would field electors and ticket slates in New York. Democratic leaders expect Bryan's presence on the stump to rally loyal voters for the regular ticket.
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New York
National Democratic
W. J. Bryan
Parker
Bryan
Watson
Crats
Henry George
Six Horses Die In Two-Alarm Fire In Somerville
A two-alarm blaze at 11:30 last night destroyed a Washington Street stable in Somerville. Six horses perished and over a hundred were endangered. The fire started in the hay loft and burned through the roof, gutting the building owned by H. K. Lyman. Nearby Youlden Smith Hopkins stable housed many more horses.
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Washington Street
Somerville
H. K. Lyman
Youlden, Smith & Hopkins
Red Fox Ale Trademark Promises Premium Brew
The brand emphasizes a Red Fox trademark linked to quality ale, claiming it offers the best ale for money wherever the mark appears.
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