Opera teacher Ferruccio Corradetti found unconscious in Back Bay studio
Signor Ferruccio Corradetti, 50, a well known retired Italian opera singer and vocal teacher, was found unconscious with gas turned on in his room at 7 St Stephens Street yesterday. He was taken to City Hospital and placed on the dangerous list. doctors reported no improvement as of last night.
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St. Stephen Street
Signor Ferruccio Corradechi
St. Stephens Street
Back Bay
City Hospital
Corradetti Found Dead After Gas Incident in Back Bay
Corradetti a voice teacher in Back Bay was seen Monday night in good health before retiring. A gas smell drew the janitress to his door. police found the window closed and the door wide open. Friends claimed he had an appointment yesterday with a surgeon for appendicitis. Fortunato Tisterine noted a meeting of the Italian Red Cross at Dente stall in the North End. Corradetti had recently hosted an Italian event at Mrs. Hammond’s home in Gloucester and was reported in good financial condition.
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Corradetti
Back Bay
Furseah
Monde F’eht
Fortunato Tisterine
Dente Stall
North End
Corridelli
Hammond
Veteran Priest Henry J. Cutler Dies in Virginia
The Rev. Henry J. Cutler, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Almandrela for nearly 25 years, died suddenly at 66 from heart trouble. Former vicar-general of the Virginia diocese, he was a native of Trelani and a prominent church figure.
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Almandrela
Henry J. Cutler
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Virginia
Viccar-Seneral
Trelani
Free prescription promises to restore sight and remove glasses
An advertisement touts Optona as a miracle cure for eye strain and weakness. It claims readers can read fine print without glasses after using a simple home eye bath procedure with Optona tablets dissolved in warm water.
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Ieee
Optona
To Have Wavy Hair Like Nature's Own
Marie Demarest advises Pilgrim Magazine readers on using liquid silmerine at night to curl hair naturally without heat. A few ounces from a druggist can keep waves for weeks, offering lustre and curl without artificial straightening or curling irons.
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Marie Demarest
Pilgrim Magazine
Driscoll to Sue Ex Governor Over Labor Bribery Claims
Dennis D. Driscoll former penal commissioner announces plan to sue ex Governor Eugene N. Foss amid letters alleging bribery by liquor interests and labor. The district attorney weighs presented facts as grand jury prepares to convene Tuesday.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Dennis D. Driscoll
Eugene N. Foss
Pelletier
Foss
Driscoll Denies Prisons Commission Bid and Strike Talks
Mr. Driscoll says he never sought to be chairman of the Prison Commission nor had authority to call or end strikes. He cites defense of the Trades Union Liberty League and plans possible defamation action against Foss. Attorney Feeney studies the facts and will decide actions after tonight. Former Mayor Fitzgerald heads to Boston by boat.
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Foss
John P. Feeney
Hyde Park
Mr. Foss
Prison Commission
Trades Union Liberty League
Feeney
Driscoll
Fitzgerald
Boston
New York
Conlon accuses Foss of seeking public sympathy amid alleged labor liquor conspiracy
Peter J. Conlin, vice-president of the International Association of Machinists, accuses ex Governor Foss of cringing for sympathy and cites government inquiries and a public letter in a call for public hearings under the state law. Conlin demands Foss join hearings to prove if a strike is warranted or apologize if not.
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American Federation of Labor
District of Columbia
Fitzgerald
Driscoll
Foss
United States
Department of Labor
Berker
National Tool
Moffitt
Smith
Washington
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Mr. Foss
North American
Eugene Noble Foss
P. J. Conlon
Peter J. Conlin
International Association of Machinists
Conlon
Evening Law School at Boston Y M C A Opens Sept 20
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association announces its Evening Law School offers LL B degrees with over ninety percent bar passage. The eighteenth year begins Monday September 20. Contact Frank P Speare Dean at 316 Huntington Ave or Tremont Building for catalog and details.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
America
Frank P. Speare
M. H
Huntington Ave
Back Bay
Tremont Building
Haymarket
Welsh Coal Strike Ends After Settlement Terms
London reports official word that the Welsh coal fields dispute is settled. The agreement preserves Walter Runciman’s award and promises a supplemental deal to include surface workers with the same bonus as miners. Miners claim their demands are conceded though terms are not issued.
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London
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Runciman
Chelsea man gets six months for carrying revolver
William H. Downey of 17 Fine Street Chelsea was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for carrying a revolver without a permit. He had received a suspended three month sentence previously for the same offense last September. He was fined $15 by Judge Cutler for discharging the weapon.
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William H. Downey
Finestreet
Chelsea
House of Correction
Chelsea Court
Cutler
Former President of Ecuador Dies in Geneva
Antonio Flores, former president of Ecuador, died in Geneva via Paris. He was elected in 1888 and served a four year term.
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Geneva
Paris
Fire Sweeps Five Story Warehouse in Portland Wharf District
A massive early morning blaze at the Twitchell & Champlin Company storage and tanning building on Merrill's wharf endangered Portland’s wholesale district. The five story brick structure housed molasses vats, preserving goods, coffees, spices, and canning operations. The city dispatched its entire fire service plus fireboat and harbor crews.
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Portland
Twitchell & Champlin Company
Merrill's Wharf
Ossipee
Merrill’s Wharf
Walsh to Act in Car Strike
Governor Walsh will try to contact striking trolley workers and Holyoke Street Railway Company officials to settle a traffic disrupting strike. After dedicating the Knights of Columbus building he met Mayor Woods, Dr. John S. Lyon, and A. J. Osborne for an informal conference as a last appeal.
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Holyoke
Walsh
Pope Benedict Troubled by War Insomnia in Rome
Rome via Paris report says Pope Benedict XVI cannot sleep due to the war. He remains active, pursuing peace efforts to ease the conflict and create chances for a peaceful settlement despite his anxiety.
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Rome
Paris
Benedict
The Williams Treatment Offered For Uric Acid Poisoning Relief
An advertisement touts The Williams Treatment as a safe cure for uric acid buildup causing pains back head and limbs. It claims no drugs or alcohol and offers a 50 cent bottle via mail order with 10 cents postage, limited to one bottle per family.
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Dr. D. A. Williams Co
Dept
New Post Office
East Hampton
Conn
Williams
Officer and Nephew Safe After Fogbound Trip
Patrolman Patrick J. McNealy of Dorchester and his nephew William L. Kelley left Boston in a motor boat bound for Barnstable. Heavy fog forced anchoring in Cohasset harbor and Sandy Neck Barnstable, delaying contact with superiors.
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William L. Kelley
Marshfield Street
Roxbury
Barnstable
Freeport Street
Bills
Cohasset Harbor
Sandy Neck
Two Boys Hurt In Accidents In South Boston
Two boys suffered serious injuries in South Boston yesterday. George Plunkett eleven was crushed under an inbound electric car at Broadway and K street and had his left foot amputated at Carney Hospital. Edward Weeney eight was struck by a horse drawn chemical engine on Fifth street and No. 47, injuring a lung and two ribs. he is on the dangerous list at Carney Hospital. The engine was responding to a fire at No. 72 B street where an oil stove had overturned. no fire loss reported.
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Boston
George Plunkett
Vale Street
South Boston
Broadway
K Street
Carney Hospital
Edward Weeney
B Street
Fifth Street
Joseph Graham
No. 72
Michael King
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