Three year old Annie Mereno narrowly escapes electric car
Annie Mereno, 3, was dragged under a moving East Boston ferry line car on Hanover street. Bystander Arbert McGlinchey freed her as the motorman braked, and she suffered only minor bruises after a quick check at Suffolk Dispensary.
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Little Annie Mereno
Flamino Mereno
Harris Street
North End
Merenos
Hanover
Charter Street
Baby Annie
East Boston
Hanover Street
Annie Mereno
Gr Electric
Arbert McGlinchey
Suffolk Dispensary
Annie
Ender
Suffolk County A O H backs Irish history study in parochial schools
Suffolk County Board A O H met at Wells Memorial Hall to consider matters and voted to promote Irish history study in parochial schools. The roster included numerous local leaders such as Martin E Joyce Michael McDonnell John Dolan and many others. In a separate item George Washington Court of Foresters in Lynn held a large meeting with speakers from multiple courts and visiting dignitaries.
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Suffolk County Board
Wells Memorial Hall
County of
Suffolk
Martin E. Joyce
Michael McDonnell
John Dolan
John N. Melody
William Wiles
C. J. Kelley
T. J. Collins
Charles McCarthy
James M. Curley
Patrick F. Donovan
John A. McManus
D. J. O’sullivan
Joseph P. Hutchinson
James Flynn
James M. Dunbar
Patrick T. Cummings
Thomas Hannon
Malachi Craven
John H. Dillion
William Doherty
Thomas J. Kelley
Patrick Corliss
Jo Tin J. Maherty
John O'Leary
C. Crowley
H. P. Reddington
Jere J. Kei
James J. Riordan
William Broderick
Thomas J. White
William P. Lyons
Richard J
Lynn
George Washington Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
James J. Sulivan
Timothyb. Reardon
John J. Leonard
Charles B. Benning
Joseph A. Sheehan
Boston
William A. Kelly
John Driscoll
J. Henry Hemphill
Medford
de la Salle
Martha Washington
St. Helena
St. Rita
Lafayette
General Montgomery Courts
Father Conway Court
Salem
Water Front Mystery Baffles Boston Police
A 19 year old girl found unconscious in a dory off Central wharf sparks a harbor investigation. Mary or May Simpson from Charlemont claimed multiple towns and a past robbery while the case hints at drugging and foul play. Police seek her true identity and motive as details remain unclear.
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May Simpson
Central Wharf
Division 2
Mary Simpson
Charlemont
Mass
Boston
Portland
Lexington Street
Post
Escaped Mob Drowns While Fleeing Pursuit in Armourdale
In Kansas City Missouri on September 4 a unknown Black man entered the home of Mrs. Margaret Gerahn in Armourdale and assaulted her for hours. He fled pursued by a crowd, jumped from a rowboat into the Kansas River to reach the Missouri side, and drowned. The woman is expected to recover.
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Kansas City
Margaret Gerahn
Armourdale
Kansas River
Missouri
Cured by Dr Lorenz Boy Left Hospital for Children
Alvin Black, operated on by Dr Lorenz for Lolita Armour, left New York Hospital for Children in Tarrytown and walks unaided. His parents accompanied him to Rondout. The Armour child had dolls and a shingle doll was sent to her. The story notes the couple funded Lorenz’s visit to aid Lolita.
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New York
Alvin Black
Lorenz
Lolita Armour
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
New York Hospital
Tarrytown
Rondout
Lolita
Armour
No Judgeship for Emmons Sours Speculation
Governor Bates will appoint two judges soon but Judge Emmons remains unconsidered for the Superior Court bench. Emmons wishes to continue as police commissioner to term end. Possible nominees include Hugo A. Dubuque or Winfield Slocum, with Crosby a probable Democrat choice.
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William H. H
Emmons
Police Commission
Bates
Judge Emmons
Executive Council
Hugo A. Dubuque
Fall River
John C. Crosby
Pittsfield
Winfield
Slocum
Newton
Boy Falls From Electric Car on Dorchester Avenue
John Russell aged six of 8 Burrill Street was taken to City Hospital after falling from an outward bound electric car on Dorchester Avenue near Hancock Street at 5 30. He suffered facial and head cuts and body bruises but his condition is not serious.
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John Russell
Burrill Street
City Hospital
Dorchester Avenue
Hancock Street
Newton Mayor Urges Grass Cutting Along Sidewalk Borders
Newton Mayor John W. Weeks requests property owners to trim the grass between sidewalks and the street. He notes the city covers about 140 miles of streets and spends roughly 12 000 dollars yearly to maintain borders, urging homeowners to mow the borders with their lawns to improve street appearance and city character.
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Newton
John W. Weeks
City of
Beautiful Elms Cut Down On Court Street For Subway Work
Two old elms beside the Old Court House on Court Street were removed as their roots conflicted with subway construction. The trees, transplanted inside the iron fence in 1866, shaded the stairs and overhung the sidewalk, drawing regret from vacationers and passers-by.
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Old Court House
Court House
Court Street
Court Square
Drowned in Five Feet of Water at Sullivan Square
William H. Higgins 40 of Somerville drowned while bathing yesterday at the Sullivan square playground. A teamster employed by Richard Dowd of Charlestown, Higgins cramping caused his sinking during a noon dip with a friend. Police boats could not reach the body. clam diggers retrieved it. Higgins was unmarried.
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William H. Higgins
Florence Street
Somerville
Sullivan Square
Mr. Higgins
Richard Dowd
Main Street
Charlestown
Chelsea Woman Identifies Watts Silverware Heist Pieces
Chelsea police say they solved the silverware mystery sent by registered mail. Mrs Rubin Broomfield of 147 Franklin Avenue identified pieces stolen from her home on August 29. A J Hatch Jr and Burt Williams were arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and held for the grand jury in $1000 bonds.
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Chelsea
Watts
District Court
Rubin Broomfield
Franklin Avenue
A. J. Hatch, Jr
Burt Williams
Montana
Mansfield Man Denied Auto License Over Lost Toe
A Mansfield man, missing a toe years ago, was denied a state auto license after reporting his partial foot. He was asked for a full physical description and, noting the missing toe, authorities declared him incapacitated for licensing. He has since sold his recently purchased car in Attleboro.
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Mansfield
Attleboro
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The sole retailer in New England offering men’s apparel manufactured exclusively by union workers.
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New England
Best value suits priced at ten dollars
The clothing features superior fabric, construction, and fit that mark these $10 suits as the best value. Higher grade options up to $60 are noted as even finer, but the ten dollar line already offers standout quality and style.
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J. W. McLaughlin
Conion Label Clothiers
Washington ST
Hollis St
Little Annie Moreno
Washington Court
Water Front
Postal Telegraph Company
State Street
Atlantic Avenue
Central Street
Cape Ann
Washington Street
South End
Fisher
Ivers
McCausland
Gaskin
Station 2
Miss May Simpson
Browning
King
DR. Lorenz
Little Son
Upen
Co. E. Comer
Cor. Beach
Old South Clothing Co
Forshetty
Biagksuits
Washington and Brattie Streeta
Sale
William H. Brine Company
Tremont Street
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