Woman Struck by Street Car in Cambridge
Mrs. Mabel Merritt age 66 of 6 Western avenue Cambridge was struck by an inward bound Dudley street car near Massachusetts avenue and Inman street Cambridge. She was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital with dangerous head and body injuries due to her age. Motorman Thomas J Cunningham of 63 Norris street North Cambridge was questioned then released. Witnesses said the woman appeared on the street as the car passed City Hall and was struck before the brakes could be applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Merritt
Western Avenue
Cambridge
Dudley
Massachusetts Avenue
Inman Street
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Thomas J. Cunningham
Norris Street
North
Anthony Diehl
Callahan
City Hall
Simple Formulas for Health and Beauty Hair Hair Growth Tonic
A short, old fashioned health and beauty note set offers home tonics for hair growth blood purification and eye care. It lists a quinzain hair tonic with alcohol and water, a sugar and hardene blood purifier, an eye tonic with crystal, and a parnous fat reducer with parnous in hot water.
Liberal Victory In Sight Promises Provisional Victory
Major George F H Murray of the Ninth Regiment returning from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia says Liberal victory is destined with Sir Wilfrid Laurier at the helm. He notes pro reciprocity with the United States will be endorsed by Canadians as the campaign runs fever pitched. He cites record crowds in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia as proof of the political surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
Wilfrid Laurier
United States
George F. H. Murray
Ninth Regiment
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Murray
Canada
Halifax
Fettle
Laurier Liberals Gain Momentum in Canadian Fight
Major Murray reports Halifax crowds of about 8000 hearing Sir Wilfrid Laurier speak on reciprocity with the United States. Vigor and enthusiasm mark the Liberal push as supporters rally against Tory attacks claiming annexation. Election set for Sept 21 with optimism for Liberal victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
Halifax
Laurier Party
United States
Canada
Tory
Wilfrid Laurier
Lost on Mount Rainier Believed Dead in Snow
Leigh Garrett 25 of Boston is missing after a snow storm on Mount Rainier near Tacoma Washington. A rescue party had reached 8000 feet before being halted by the cold storm. guides fear survival is unlikely. Garrett is son of Mrs L O Garrett proprietor of East India house and former Atlas Tack manager at Fairhaven. The student climber left last Saturday aiming for the peak at 14363 feet. Vernon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Garrett
Mt. Street
Boston
Mt. Rainier
Tacoma
Washington
Garrett
L. O. Garrett
East India House
Boylston Street
IL. O. Garrett
Atlas Tack
Fairhaven
Vernon
Dorchester Girl Caught After Larceny Charge
Detectives failed to locate Marion A. Dunlap a 16 year old girl sought for larceny. Patrolman Ryan traced her via a past photo and brought her to Dorchester court where she was sent to Sherborn. Dunlap had vanished from Paris street Everett over a year and later worked for Mrs. Tantum at 91 Maybrook street Dorchester. Valerie Tantum reported missing valuables totaling 156 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion A. Dunlap
Ryan
Dorchester
Dorchester Court
Sherborn
Dunham
Paris Street
Everett
Mary V. Tantum
Maybrook Street
The Terrible Tales of Kaptain Kiddo Amusing Sunday Note
A note highlights The Terrible Tales of Kaptain Kiddo as family friendly reading with quaint sayings and amusing doings to appear in next Sunday's Post.
Remarkable cucumber contest draws long fruit from New England
Northwood author Arthur Brown sends a two foot cucumber the longest to the Post this season. E C Libby of Saco leads with a 41 2 pounder 16 inches long and 11 inches in circumference. Jesse Sharp Woonsocket Maine sends two long cukes 20 1 2 and 18 3 4 inches. Libby’s all round cucumber weighs enough to feed eight or juice one pint. Another fruit from Pleasant View Farm Kennebunk Maine weighs 3 1 2 pounds 16 1 2 inches long and 12 1 2 inches on the vine shows five others on same plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Northwood
N. H
Woonsocket
Sharp
Libby
Maine
New England
Pleasant View Farm
Kennebunk
John L. Somers
Mrs Mary J Mullen Dies in Charlestown
Mary J Mullen formerly of the North End and long time Charlestown resident died after a lingering illness at 70 Beacham Street. Survived by husband Patrick Mullen two sons John J Mullen and Martin J Mullen and four daughters Mary A Mullen B V Mullen Mrs John P Dempsey and Mrs Thomas Conners. Funeral tomorrow at 8 30 am with high mass at St Francis de Sales Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Mullen
North End
Charlestown
Beacham Street
Harvest Festival for Post Readers invites unusual vegetables
Readers of the Post are invited to send or bring unusual vegetables raised to the Post Harvest Festival. Address the Festival Editor, Boston Post, Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Boston Post
Boston Mass
City Pay Roll in Big Jump
Boston's municipal pay roll rose sharply from Feb 1 to Sept 1, totaling 7 795 873 92 dollars versus 7 570 951 75 last year. Last month salaries matched the prior August at 852 817 87 dollars, up slightly from 852 796 29 the previous August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Taft Trip Itinerary Released for 13 000 Mile Journey
Beverly September reports the itinerary for President Taft’s 13 000 mile tour across major cities from Los Angeles to Washington with daily plans and entertainment details being prepared. The schedule lists stops in Salt Lake City Butte Sheridan Newcastle Edgemont Custer Deadwood Sturgis Rapid City Pierre Aberdeen Shakopee Mankato Water ville Faribault Randolph Minneapolis Green Bay Appleton Oshkosh Fond du Lac Milwaukee Chicago Pittsburgh and Washington D C. Mrs Taft will join later at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Executive Office
Taft
Washington
Los Angeles
Cal
Salt Lake City
Utah
Butte
Livingston
Billings
Mont
Sheridan
Gillette
Newcastle
Wyo
Edgemont
Custer
Deadwood
Visit
Lead
Sturges
Rapid City
S. D
Pierre
Huron
Aberdeen
Cologne
Shakopee
Mankato
Waterville
Faribault
Randolph
Minneapolis
President’s Pacific Coast trip itinerary released
The itinerary shows the President leaving Boston on Sept. 15 on a special to Syracuse and traveling through Erie Detroit Bay City Marquette Grand Rapids Battle Creek Kalamazoo Peoria St. Louis Kansas City to Hutchinson Topeka Council Bluffs Omaha Lincoln Denver Cheyenne Laramie Rawlins Salt Lake City Pocatello Boise Lewiston Moscow Spokane Walla Walla Tacoma Seattle Portland Sacramento San Francisco and back to Washington by Nov. 1 with stops in many cities and a three day stay in San Francisco.
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Pacific Coast
Boston
Syracuse
N.Y
Tacoma
Wash
San Francisco
Washington
Erie
Penn
Detroit
Pontiac
Saginaw
Bay City
Mich
Sault Ste Marie
Marquette
Grand Rapids
Monteith
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Council Bluffs
Denison
Fort Dodge
Webster City
Iowa Falls
Waterloo
Des Moines
Knoxville
Albia
Ottumwa
Moberly
Sedalia
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Lincoln
Hastings
Denver
Col
Cheyenne
Laramie
Rawlins
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho
Walla Walla
Lewiston
Moscow
Spokane
Lind
Ellensburg
Bellingham
Mt. Vernon
Everett
Seattle
Children Fete At New England Fair In Worcester
Five thousand children attend free at the New England fair with 5000 adults as Amos R. guideless horse breaks records on the half mile in 1 minutes 30 seconds. Governor's Day tomorrow features Governor Eugene N. Foss and Rhode Island officials plus Beatrice A. Pierce driving mare Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
New England
Amos R
Eugene N. Foss
Rhode Island
Beatrice A. Pierce
Harry L. Pierce
Leominster
Sunshine
James Logan
Bass Elected President of Peace Fund Trustees
The Russo-Japanese peace fund board in Concord elected Governor Robert P. Bass president succeeding the late Governor John McLane. The usual annual income distributions to New Hampshire charities were approved. The fund was created by gifts from Russia and Japan to commemorate their peace treaty signed in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Eddy Estate Litigation Advances in New Hampshire Court
In Concord New Hampshire on September 5 1925 the Superior Court under Chief Justice Robert M Wallace modified an injunction against executor Henry M Baker allowing a payment of 72000 dollars to the Second Church of Christ Scientist of New York as part of the Mary Baker G Eddy estate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science Church
Robert M. Wallace
Eddy
Henry M. Baker
Row
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
New York
Mrs Eddy Will Bequest Linked to New Hampshire Appeal
Arguments over Mrs Eddy's residuary clause and a $175000 church be quest were heard as the case moves to the New Hampshire Supreme Court. Chief Justice Wallace reserved judgment and gave parties until Monday to file memoranda strengthening their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Supreme Court
Glover
Superior Court
Man shoots himself at wife's grave in Forest Hills Cemetery
Christian S Rauh 30s 420 Laurel Manchester N H formerly 128A Poplar West Roxbury found dead across the grave of his wife and daughter at Forest Hills Cemetery. He shot himself in the head after visiting their graves during Labor Day weekend. Moran a cemetery employee heard a shot and found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian S. Rauh
Laurel Street
Manchester
N. H
Poplar Street
West Roxbury
Forest Hills Cemetery
Michael T. Moran
Rauh
Bromfield Street
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John Ge Somers
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Mariotti
Newmarket
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W. L. Sturgis
National Chemical Co
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Ohio Ave
Sidney
Ohio
Josh
Gosh
Waltham
Wilson Bros
Scollay Square Jewellers
Harvest Festival
Vermont
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Gove Val
GinterCo
Elim & Union
Canal Thenda He Bess Inc
Trement
Hilton
Sees Hilton
Myopia
Sfaroid H. Hilton
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A. M. Coates
Aber
Charles Nagel
Parramatta
Rye
Horace D. Taft
Watertown
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Jimmy
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Winston-Salem
N.C
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