Coakley Extends Challenge to Pelletier for Stump Debate
Timothy W. Coakley issues a public challenge to District Attorney Joseph Pelletier asking him to declare whether he would run against Coakley if defeated in the Democratic primary. He plans to discuss records as officers of the court and other issues raised in prior letters.
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Timothy W. Coakley
Joseph Pelletier
Coakley
Joseph C. Pelletier
Otorious
Suffolk County
Boston
Crocker
Wood-Atteaux
Bolduc
Shot on Eve of Wedding Sparks City Ban on Shooting
A stray cat disturbance in Malden leads to a gun accident injuring Harry Damon on his piazza as he chats with his fiancée. Doctors expect no complications and plan to delay surgery until after his upcoming nuptials to Martha Shove. The incident prompts police to seek a ban on shooting.
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Malden
Harry By Damon
Mountain Avenue
Thomas Lang, Jr
Damon
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Aid Woman’s Healing
Mrs Hunter recounts a long battle with a dreadful eczema that swelled and cracked her hands and legs. After failed local and distant treatments, Osmo-Chemic Physicians reportedly reduced swelling mended cracks and banished pain, restoring happiness.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free First Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer for new or renewing patients. Beginning on now through Sept 13, one month of treatment with all medicines is free. The offer aims to make care affordable for all, with only ten days remaining.
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Cooper
G. A. Cooper
Prescent St
Brockton
Plunkett M D Chief Consulting Physician Eye Nose Chest
Dr J L Plunkett, chief consulting physician, lists specialties in eye, ear, nose, throat, chest and chronic diseases with permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston. Office hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 and 6 to ? Closed Sundays.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Boylston St
Boston
Ww & P
Watchmaker Amid Alleged Bank Loot Across Three Cities
Jacob Watchmaker of Revere faced Chelsea court over alleged theft of 220000 from about 15 banks in Boston area including Cambridge and Chelsea. He claimed goods and real estate worth 175000 supported loans. lawyers argued banks bore responsibility for inadequate verification. bail set at 10000 and he remained jailed.
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Jacob Watchmaker
Revere
Cambridge
Chelsea
Samuel R. Cutler
Chelsea Court
Broadway National Bank
Warren
Watchmaker
Stoneman
John R. Murphy
Chelsea Bank
Charles Street
Protestant Churches News and Clergy Movements
The Rev. E S Meredith and Mrs Meredith return from the West and he will occupy his own pulpit next Sunday. Dr Henry B Williams and Mrs Williams return from the Holy Land and he will preach at the Baptist Church next Sunday. The Christian Endeavor state convention meets at Franklin Sept 23 to 25 with speakers from Boston Lowell and Manchester. William Helms, son of Rev EE Helms, enrolls at Wilbraham Academy after three years at Boston Latin School and aiding Morgan Memorial and South Athol camps.
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E. S. Meredith
Third Religious Society
Dorchester Lower Mills
Meredith
West
Henry B. Williams
Woburn
Williams
Holy Land
Baptist Church
The
Christian Endeavor
Franklin
James A. Francis
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
William Shaw
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Boston
Harry Rowe
Maine State Union
Edward H. Newcomb
First Congregational Church
Lowell
Howard C. Whitcomb
Manchester
William Helms
EE. J. Helms
Morgan Memorial
Wilbraham Academy
Boston Latin School
South Athol
New England Photographers Exhibit At 15th Association Convention
More than 1500 portraits and landscapes by American photographers are on display at the Mechanics building for the 15th annual New England Photographers Association convention. Principal exhibitors include John H. Garo of Boston Dudley Hoyt of New York and the Gerhardt sisters of St. Louis whose work won first prize at Kansas City two weeks ago.
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Mechanics
New England Photographers’ Association
John H. Garo
Boston
Dudley Hoyt
New York
Gerhardt Sisters
St. Louis
Woman Kicks Officer After Arrest Scene In Street
Martha Hart 30 of 13 Bradford Street South Ind pleaded guilty to assaulting Patrolman Roland P. Green at the Dover Washington corner. Judge Cohen gave her two months in jail while Rudolph Johnson and Egbert Hart were sent to Deer Island for three months for the street brawl.
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Martha Hart
Bradford Street
South Ind
Deer Island
Treadwell Leaves $15 000 to Charity
The will of Dr. Robert L. Treadwell filed in Portsmouth probate assigns about 15 000 dollars to local charities. The estate worth roughly 1 000 000 dollars was left to his widow Marianna W. Treadwell of New York with a fifth of a million to lifelong friends. Har vard's oldest 1840 alumnus died last week.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Robert L. Treadwell
Harvard
Marianna W., Treadwell
New York
Burglars Try to Blow Safes at Erwin Low & Co
In Providence on September 2, burglars broke into the Erwin Low & Co jewelry workshop and prepared to blow two safes. They fled after taking a sample case of jewelry returned by a Western salesman, leaving several thousand dollars of jewelry in a safe and a full kit of tools behind.
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Providence
Erwin Low & Co
Evarts in Windsor Reported Worse After Illness
Maxwell G. Evarts general counsel for the Southern Pacific Railroad returned home to Windsor Vermont and is critically ill with intestinal trouble his physician reporting he has grown worse. He is son of the late William Evarts former Secretary of State.
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Windsor
Maxwell G. Evarts
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mr. Evarts
William Evarts
Mayor Goes to Maine to Campaign in Third District
Mayor Fitzgerald left on the 5 p m train to campaign in Maine in the third congressional district. He planned to visit Old Orchard briefly but chose campaigning over a swimming break for the moment.
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Maine
Fitzgerald
Old Orchard
Vote to Widen Fire Limits in Boston
The fire hazard committee voted to report to the City Council an ordinance extending the fire limits to include Brighton Charlestown South Boston and parts of Fast Boston with a defined boundary. It also recommended including the whole city in the fire limits by 1917.
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Boston
Cole
Brighton
Charlestown
Fast Boston
Trumbull Street
Columbia Road
Old Harbor
Blue Hill Avenue
Seaver Street
Columbus Avenue
Atherton Street
Mozart Street
Chestnut Street
Sheridan Street
Centre Street
Perkins Street
Huntington Avenue
Castleton Street
Brookline
Catholic Church Notes Highlights Boston Parish Activities
The Young Men's Sodality of the Immaculate Conception in Boston plans a meeting at Boston College to finalize their outing with Father Brock, S J present. French Catholics of Bridgewater weigh building a church for about 110 communicants. Dorchester, South Boston and Worcester men study priesthood at Epiphany Apostolic College to join the Society of St Joseph missions. St Joseph's parish Somerville opens fall term with a 9 AM Mass as Rev Christopher T McGrath addresses children.
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Dorchester
Henry Goodreau
South Boston
James B. Baker
Worcester
Baltimore
Epiphany Apostolic College
Society of St. Joseph
North
Boston
Justin McCarthy
S&j. Mary's Parochial School of
Cambridge
St. Mary’s Hall
Eugene A. McCarthy
Margaret L. Toohy
William J. Desmond
Joseph IL. Gallagher
St. Joseph's Parish
Somerville
Christopher T. McGrath
Roslindale Bride Hazel Hemmann Weds Clifford Davis
Miss Hazel Brooks Hemmann, Roslindale society figure and artist, married Clifford Rosbrook Davis of the Boston Post advertising staff at Roslindale Unitarian Church. Bride, daughter of Mrs Hemmann of 18 Atherton Ave, studied at Chauncey Hall and Toronto Conservatory, taught at Roslindale Boys' Club. Groom, son of Charles W. Davis of 56 Cohassett St, works in Boston Post advertising. Couples were supported by bridesmaids Dor othy Barbour and Doris Folsom, maid Olga Wiksell, ring bearer Virginia Baxter, flower girl Flora Mitchell, best man Louis A. Marchant. ushers from Roslindale, Winthrop, San Francisco, and Newton.
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Hazel Brooks Hemmann
Roslindale
Clifford Rosbrook Davis
Roslindale Unitarian Church
George W. Troop
Helen Louise Hemmann
Atherton Avenue
Chauncey Hall School
Boston
Conservatory of Literature and Expression
Toronto
Ontario
Olga Wiksell
Virgina Baxter
Newton
Flora Mitchell
Louis A. Marchant
Winchester
Waldo Kitterege
Hamilton Wood
San Francisco
Audrey Davis
Seymour Caliphul
Nelson Barbour
Winthrop
William Cox
Beauties Compared by Millionaire Shouts in Post
The magazine section for next Sunday’s Post compares famous American and French beauties. The feature is illustrated with pictures of notable women accompanying the article.
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America
France
Next Sunday
Post
Daylight Robbery at Reading Railroad Ticket Office
A daring daylight robbery at Reading Railway ticket office in Atlantic City netted the thief $1800 in bills. With a busy homeward rush of vacationers, three ticket sellers struggled to serve travellers as the robber vanished into the crowd after grabbing cash stacked for bank deposit.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Reading Railway
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