Somerville Man Struck by Auto Near Tremont Row
Samuel J. Clark, 61, of 7 Hilworth Street, Somerville, was struck by a car at Tremont Row yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Haymarket Relief Station with a scalp wound at the back of the head and injuries to the right groin and groin area, along with contusions and abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whita
Tremont Row
Samuel J. Clark
Hilworth Street
Somerville
Clark
Haymarket
Woman Recovers From Back Pain With Pink Pills
Mrs. R. of Queenia New York reports severe back pains and nervous distress. After trying many medicines she took Dr Williams Pink Pills, improving in ten days. She regained sleep appetite and color, and recommends the treatment. A box costs sixty cents with postpaid delivery. A booklet Building Up the Blood is available free on request.
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Scott No
Columbia Street
Queenia
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Bay Staters Elected At New England Hebrew Associations Meeting
The Associated Young Man's Hebrew Associations of New England concluded their annual convention in Hartford selecting officers for New Bedford and Boston. Lewis Goldberg was elected president. Other officers include F Boxechoff Maiden MA as first vice president and George W. Cohen Hartford as third vice president. A five member committee was named to discuss consolidating executive boards with the Associated Young Women's Hebrew Associations. The women also elected Marion Ichary Hartford as president and named Sadie Olin South Boston as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Associated
Young Man's Hebrew Associations of
New England
New Bedford
Mays
Lewis Goldberg
Sadie Olin
South
Boston
Betty Gordon
Cambridge
Masa
Dora Epstein
Fall River
Mass
Etta R. Grossman
Quincy
Susan J. Stern
Thugs Beat Up Hub Policeman in Roxbury Crossing
Patrolman John M. Conroy of Roxbury Crossing station, 48, was assaulted by four or five men while arresting a 2 MAR on drunkenness at Tremont and Whitney Streets. The attackers fled after grabbing the prisoner. Conroy, struck in the face, was treated at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Conroy
Roxbury Crossing
Tremont and
Whitney Streets
Conroy
City Hospital
Harding party on way home from Hampton Roads
The Mayflower with President Harding and four aboard left Hampton Roads after a four hour anchor period and headed for Washington. The yacht passed Cape Henry that afternoon on its run from the New Jersey coast and anchored in the roads at four o clock. It was to continue upriver to Washington.
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Washington
Harding
Hampton Roads
Capa Henry
New Jersey
Harding Quits Yacht to Play Golf in Norfolk
President Harding and a party including Secretary Hughes and Budget Director Dawes ashore at Norfolk to play golf at the Norfolk Country Club. He requested no publicity and few learned of his visit as the Mayflower remained in harbor before sailing back to Washington.
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Harding
Norfolk
Hughes
Budget Dawgs
Norfolk Country Club
Washington
Auto Hits Train at Scituate Station Fatalities Loom
A car driven by Roland W. Spencer of 60 Fenway Boston crashed into a New Haven railroad train at the Scituate grade crossing. The injured received first aid from Scituate doctors and were rushed by special train to Massachusetts General Hospital Boston for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland W. Spencer
Fenway
Boston
New Haven
Scituate Station
Scituate
Massachusets General Hospital
Train crashes into auto injures several at Scituate Station
A Scituate auto traveling to Scituate Centre collided with the 9 19 Boston to Greenwood train at Scituate station. Thomas Scullion, 19 North Street Medford, was severely injured with leg amputation. Roland W. Spencer and Mrs Barton Jueonard also injured. debris strewn for feet. train derailed minorly. witness Joseph E. Palmer aided the injured.
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Thomas Scullion
North Street
Medford
Fore River
Roland W. Spencer
Barton Jueonard
Egmont Street
Brookline
Mary Garvey
Leonard
Boston
Greenwood
Scituate Station
Scituate Harbor
Scituate Centre
Soullion
Joseph E. Palmer
Boullion
Train Crash Victims Relieved By Emergency Response
Palmer attempted to save a victim after a car hit a grade crossing. Surge from Scituate drew doctors include Cleverly Alexander Gravenstein Brickley and Handy. A special train carried injured to Boston, then Massachusetts General Hospital. Spencer Cambridge music dealer linked to prior trial hush up claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Scituate
Harry F. Cleverly
T. Branch Alexander
W. T. Gravenstein
Brickley
Handy
Boston
South Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bogus husband in apartment incident shocks Court Street
A reported apartment incident involved a man described as a bogus husband. The man was identified as a Court Street lawyer, sparking local concern about the affair and potential legal implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
SCARE FOR SEARLES TIED TO MONEY CLAIM AND MOTORMAN
Investigators recount a plan to frighten Searles to separate him from a large sum of money, predating Attorney William J. Corcoran being brought into the case and the Methuen motorman's involvement. The narrative connects Searles troubles with Corcoran’s later legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searles
Methuen
William J. Corcoran
Paul
Corcoran
Court street affair ends with legal action against Corcoran
Mrs Paul and Mr Searles figure in a scandal involving a paramour and a birthday party incident. The bogus husband allegedly paid silence fees while Attorney Corcoran took the case. Paul claims no knowledge of the event and disclaims involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Searles
Court Street
Cerseran
Corcoran
Mrs Rye Shallow Dies of Indigestion
Mrs Rye Shallow, noted as an athlete, died from indigestion after a swim at City Point. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at St Hulalia's Church with a solemn high mass of requiem. Interment will follow at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Shallow
Edward J. Shallow
Fire District 4
East Fifth Street
South
Boston
Shallow
City Point
St. Hulalia's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Black lace hat with turned brim and high bow at back
A black lace hat features a turned brim and a tall high standing bow at the rear. The design emphasizes a refined silhouette suitable for formal wear and vintage styling cues.
Man Credits Tanlac With Restored Health After Long Illness
World War veteran James Courtney of 60 Magnolia Street Cambridge Massachusetts says three years of severe indigestion nerve trouble and poor appetite vanished after taking Tanlac He reports complete relief with improved sleep and appetite and three hearty meals daily He notes the medicine is distributed by International Proprietaries Inc and sold in Boston by Liggett Drug Stores
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Courtney
Magnolia Street
Cambridge
Mass
Taniac
Tanlac
International Proprietaries, Inc
Boston
All Liggett Drug Stores
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New Haven Railroad
Walter Enos
Railroad
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Tufts
Middlesex County
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