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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1906

Page

3

Girl Dies From Burns In Town Fire Incident

Eight year old Margaret McDermott of Summer Hill street died after a sidewalk fire started by her and a playmate, aided by oil, set her dress ablaze. Neighbors and Dr. Sheehan rushed her to Massachusetts General Hospital where she passed away early today.

Stoneham Margaret McDermott John Mary McDermott Summer Hill Street Mary Manley Michael Doherty McDermott Roberts

Mutual Denounced By Policy Holders

The International Policy Holders' committee met at Waldorf Astoria New York to prepare opposition tickets against the current administration of Mutual Life and New York Life Insurance. The panel condemned the inclusion of four members on the administration ticket and warned policy holders not to vote for any ticket listing them.

New York Richard Olney Waldrot-Astoria Mutual Life Insurance Company New York Life Insurance Company Bishop McCabe The George Gray Benjamin F. Tracy Alfred N. Shook Harlow N. Higinbotham International Policy Holders’ Committee

Boston Streets Slammed as Dirty by Bishop Lawrence

Rt. Rev. William Lawrence Bishop of Massachusetts says Boston streets are filthy and streets and pavements are in bad condition after returning from abroad. Street cleaning chief Matthew Cummings rebutts, noting Boston has clean streets relative to traffic and European cities.

Boston William Lawrence Massachusetts Matthew Cummings Europe

Squadron of cruisers sails for Asiatic Station

The armored cruiser squadron of West Virginia Colorado Pennsylvania and Maryland will sail Saturday from Newport Rhode Island for Whaohet en route to the Asiatic station. Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson commands the squadron. Today explosives for submarine mines were loaded aboard.

Newport R. I West Virginia Colorado Pennsylvania Maryland W Hhoett Asiatic Station Willard H. Brownson

Hokey pokey death prompts health bid in Lynn

Mary Corrigan aged 3 died after eating hokey pokey cones on Saturday. Officials report several children narrowly escaped poisoning and Mayor Barney orders the Board of Health to shut down hokey pokey dealers amid ongoing danger.

Lynn Mary Corrigan Barney Board of Health Corrigan

Lynn Typhoid Epidemic Prompt Inquiry

Lynn Board of Health met with Dr. Frank H. McGraw of the State Board to investigate a typhoid outbreak. There are 37 cases attributed mainly to milk from a Rowley farm, while water quality is deemed not at fault.

Lynn Lynn Board of Health Frank H. McGraw State Board of Health McGraw Board of Health Rowley

Illness of New York society leader Mrs. William Astor

Mrs. William Astor, famed head of New York society, is ill since Saturday after arriving at the Somerset. Doctors report a slight cold with indigestion and say she is doing well, though concerns persist due to her age and long‑standing health decline.

New York Society Somerset William Astor J. H. Stevens James J. Minot Austin Flint, Jr New York Newport Stevens Mrs. Astor

Laura Hughes Elected President of Spanish War Nurses Assn

Dr. Laura A. C. Hughes of this city was elected yesterday as president of the Spanish American War Nurses Association. Dr. Anita N. McGee declined re election due to health. Rebecca Jackson was re elected treasurer and secretary, with Mrs. Neale as recording secretary. Vice presidents include Anita McGee and several others from major cities. Delegates toured the State House and enjoyed lunch with Surgeon General Devine.

Massachusetts Volunteer Heavy Artillery Arcade Hall Park Square Stephen Cabot B. J. Loring Laura Hughes Laura A. C. Hughes Anita Newcomb McGee Rebecca Jackson Overbrooke Penn Robert H. Neale Anita N. McGee Boston Jean S. Edmunds San Francisco Rose Heaveren New Haven Mary E. Esser French Philadelphia Alice P. Lyons New York Sarah Willard Isabel Walton Elizabeth Stack Washington Margaret McPherson Rhode Island Elizabeth Higgins State House Devine Blood Henry Weston Hughes

Overspeeding Chauffeur Delays Banker's Case in Court

Paul Rotch a Brighton chauffeur faced speeding charges for 25 mph on Commonwealth avenue. He claimed extenuating grounds stating he rushed to London station to reach Sylvester Hinckley’s family before the banker died. Judge Barnard deferred the case to Monday to verify the claim.

Paul Rotch Brighton Commonwealth Avenue Goode Sylvester Hinckley First National Bank of Chelsea Newton Rotch Hinckleys Barnard

Pilgrim Descendant Plays Prince of Pilsen Star in Boston

Miss Hilda Eldredge, a Boston girl and eight direct descendant of Deacon Taylor who came over on the Mayflower, portrays Frankie Friskie in Prince of Pilsen. Her parents opposed stage work but have permitted her to continue after seeing her debut at Tremont. She has trained in vocal music and dancing, including early studies with Miss Lilla Wiles Wyman and activity in a May festival.

Hilda Eldredge Frankie Friskie California Prince of Pilsen Pilgrims Boston Deacon Taylor Harwich Cape Cod Notre Dame Academy Roxbury Immaculate Conception Church Miss Eldredge the Tremont William L. Whitney Lilla Wiles Wyman

Justices to Lead Derby Funeral for Chief Justice Torrance

At the funeral tomorrow in Derby for Chief Justice David Torrance the honorary bearers will be the justices of the Supreme Court of Errors. The active bearers will be six young men of Derby and the service will be held at the home and be simple in character.

Derby Conn David Torrance Supreme Court of Errors

Boston Girl Hilda Eldredge Stars as California Prince of Pilsen

Miss Hilda Eldredge of Boston, described as a Mayflower descendant, gains popularity in the role of the California Girl in the Prince of Pilsen pageant, drawing attention for her charm and heritage.

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