Lynn Equal Rights Club bars protest meeting on Lynn Common
Indignant residents form a committee to plan a protest against Lynn park officials who refused permission for an equal rights meeting on Lynn Common. Mayor Porter supports public access and state the park was set for citizens use.
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Equal Rights Women
Lynn
Lynn Common
Porter
Committee On Police
Estelle Woodruff Slocum
Club
Ellen F. Wetherell
Nathan Mortimer Hawkes
The
Park Commission
North
South Common
Henry T. Lummus
Lynn Police Court
Slocum
Catholic temperance meeting in Boston plans outreach
A major gathering of Catholic temperance leaders from Boston and nearby towns met at Boston College to discuss increasing union membership, visiting affiliated societies, planning the October convention, and coordinating with court authorities to assist unfortunates. The group also endorsed youth involvement and set the Brookline convention for Oct 11.
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Catholic Temperance Workers of
Boston
Boston College
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of
John T. Shea
Cambridge
Maurice Dinneen
Malden
Shea
Father Mathew
J. Haven Richards
S. J
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Archdiocesan Union
Catherine Tillson
C. F. Callahan
Norwood
D. J. Lucey
Melrose
L. KE. Murphy
Annie F. Sullivan
Stephen Ward
North Chelmsford
Messrs. Sullivan
Lynn and
Ryan
Mt. Auburn
Tragic Canal Murder Suicide Pair Found Near Catasauqua
After a several day search, the bodies of Mrs. Diana Fenstermacher and her 11 year old daughter Eva were recovered from the Lehigh Canal near Catasauqua. Authorities believe the widow embraced her child and jumped into the water in a mentally deranged act.
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Allentown
Penn
Diana Fenstermacher
Eva
Lehigh Canal
Catasauqua
Big Garage Fire Destroys over 100 Autos at Huntington Ave
A three story Taylor Palmer Garage on Huntington Avenue burned yesterday morning. The blaze wiped out more than 100 luxury automobiles owned by Boston residents with an estimated loss of 350000. Numerous names and addresses appear among the owners and insurers listed.
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Boston
Taylor-Palmer Garage Company
Huntington Avenue
Hotel and Railroad News Co
Viecone
Clifford H. Howe
Aster Street
Joseph
Donovan
P.tap
Henry L. Deering
Braintree
Jedeepeaiaoee French Carriage Company
Kay Friberg
Wren
J. A. Sturtevant
Massachusetts Ave
David Stoneham
Hutchins Street
Hl. W. Jackson
Lenox
M. W. Kerrisey
Haywood
PBEB
Lewis
Trinity
Tremont Street
J. J. McTierney
Lowland St
Roxbury
Palmer
Maurice H. Richardson
Beacon
J. B. Richmond
State Street
F. G. Roberts
Washington Street
Frank Rowe
Hollis Street
F. FE. Randal
VoratilGis Chemiblate Oe
Kiese Ween Orbals
Devas Eee
J. J
G. H. Glassier
Union Glass Co
Somer
B. B. Harlan
Montreal
F. B. Harrington
J. A. Hills
Gainsboro Street
J. W. Johnson
Worcester Street
Miss May Jeffs
Harry Jones
New Century Building
R. F. Herrick
S. A. Hopkins
Journal Building
Thomas Dee
Beacon St
Brookline
D. P. Fairlick
Beals Street
Fr.a Emmons
Main St
Haverhill
John F. Fitzgerald
Wells Ave
Dorchester
Mrs. E. A
Hemmingway
Les Tithesia So Aoe Cc
Cummings
Milk Street
Campbell
Hancock Street
Philip Dexter
M. M. Diamond
Troughton &Dutton Co
H. V. Dinsmore
Eee Avenue
Joseph A. Gahm
A. D. Gibson
Blackwood Street
F. B. Green
Beacon Street
Charles A. Gleason
Westminster
A. T. Cabot
Adolph Lundin
Riverbank Court
A. Cressey
Pierce Co
Lowe, Crawford Co
Fleanor J. Clark
Pomfret Centre
Conn
Mrs. M
Bernheimer
High Street
Peter Thompson
W. S. Townsend
C. H. Taylor
Bay State Road
Bailey Carriage Co
Amesbury
City of
Aeth
H. A. Souther
Centre St
Milton
H. J. Koppleman
M. A. McKeever
Journal
John J. Martin
Commonwealth Ave
PD. N. McDonald
St. Botolph Street
W. T. Mckee
Commonwealth Avenue
Mills-Kennedy Co
Welch
W. E. Perkins
Chestnut’ Street
M. W. Pierce
Ludlow
Cate
Henry S. Rowe
Devonshire Street
F. Monk
Bartlett Crescent
Brook R
Nickerson
Fenway Street
W. J. Garrity
Boylston Street
H. O. Hildreth
Batterymarch “Street
Hewins
Sharonesee
W. H. Hayes
Columbus Avenue
A. D. Cade
St. Paul St
Cambridge
BE. C. Clapp
Federal Street
J. A. Binney
Newburyport
Peeee Taylor & Leech
V. R. Thayer, Jr
Exchange
J. Thompson
Huntington
Massive Back Bay Garage Fire Wipes Out Cars and Threatens Gas Supply
A dramatic Back Bay blaze devastated a large garage causing widespread destruction of cars on multiple floors. Firefighters kept a 600 gallon gasoline reservoir from igniting, preventing a neighborhood catastrophe. Notable owners to lose vehicles included ex Mayor Fitzgerald and Robert Treat Paine among many Boston figures. damage estimated around forty thousand dollars. The explosion that sparked the inferno and the unusual floor damage pattern remain under investigation.
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Frank Willis
Mortimer Bishop
James Mitchell
James Lawler
Michael Ruberman
Peter E. Thompson
Willis
Fitzgerald
Richard Olney
Robert Treat Paine
John Shepard
L. N. Godfrey
Michael Chirurg
Lmelight
A. C. Burrage
Boston
W. H. Taylor
Percival Lowell
State Street
Locke Regulator Co
Salem
R. L. Lovering
Savin Street
Roxbury
G. H. Lowe
H. G. Lapham
Beaconsfield
Brook
George H. Thym
Webster Park
W. H. Treves
Massachusetts Ave
Red Vorenberg
Kenmore Street
Philip Wadsworth
Hamilton Place
G. F. Walker
Beacon Street
F. S
Webster
Huntington Avenue
Robert Winsor
Devonshire Street
Jacob Wirth
Eliot “Street
Peter Olsen
Summit Avenue
Mabel Norman
Newport
R. I
Two Corby
F. FE. Norris
Kent Street
Brookline
Guy Norman
Providence
Resee
A. Kidder Page
Massachusetts
Ever Nee Eneh
Robert Treat
Vorenberg
D. L. White
Stanhope Street
Dr. Wells
Adamsville
George B. White
Lenox Seeee
Westland Avenues
Police Raid Nabs Ten in Roslindale Gambling Bust
Police from Station 13 led by Sergeant Hennessey raided a house on 19 Brahms Street Roslindale catching ten men. Five charged with gambling and five for presence where gaming implements were found.
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Brahms Street
Roslindale
Hennessey
Police swarm raid ends with multiple suspects identified
Officers surrounded a Roxbury Roslindale group hiding in a multistory building. Inmates tried stairs, waterspout, and rear exits but were blocked by police. They gave names including John J. Driscoll and Patrick Craffey, linking them to Roxbury and Roslindale.
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John J. Driscoll
Rat J. Coffee
Edward Ferriss
Walter Marshal
James J. Timmins
Patrick Craffey
Terence MaeManus
Patrick Delaney
Patrick J. Crowley
Michael Maloney
Roxbury
Roslindale
Death of Bar Harbor cottage colony leader John J. Emery
John J. Emery aged 75 and last of the Emery brothers died at his summer home in Bar Harbor after a prolonged pneumonia. He was a prominent member of the Bar Harbor cottage colony and died Saturday morning following the illness.
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Bar Harbor
John J. Emery
Emery Brothers
Turets
Elopement Shocks Parents of 16 Year Old Winona Gorman
A telegram to the parents at 325 Winthrop Street Winthrop reports that Winona Gorman aged 16 has eloped and wed. The message notes the marriage occurred on Saturday and the news deeply unsettled her mother as the union is viewed as a trivial incident given her youth.
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Nona
Winona Gorman
Winthrop Street
Winthrop
Winthrop Elopement Involves Prominent Local Family
Miss Gorman, a leading Winthrop young woman, elopes with a widower after leaving home on Thursday. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Gorman of Winthrop Centre, fear trouble and have not decided on forgiveness or annulment as the couple may soon return from Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Miss Gorman
Winthrop
Thomas P. Gorman
Winthrop Street
Winthrop Centre
Princeton Street
Boston
Winona
Nona
Brooklyn Man Arraigned for Overcoat Theft at Eldridge Street Station
John J. Schilling of 1315 Avenue 3 Brooklyn was arraigned in Essex Market Court for stealing an overcoat from the Eldridge Street police station. Half the force in the house had been suspected.
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New York
John J. Schilling
Avenue 3
Brooklyn
Essex Market Court
Eldridge Street
Cambridge man shot in street brawl with Italians
James Burke of 36 Clifton Street Cambridge was shot twice during a street fight with three Italians after leaving Gene ONeill’s home. Burke and Patrick Griffin were followed toward Cambridge as Barbieri, 14, fled. Lalusiano Galluzzi 18 and Salvatore Barbieri 14 were later sought, with Galluzzi and Lalusiano detained.
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Arlington, Ept
James Burke
Clifton Street
Cambridge
Burke
Salvatore Galluzzi
Domenico Salusiano
Arlington
Salvatore Barbieri
Patrick Griffin
Thomas Moore
Gene O'Neil
Wyman Bros
Lake Street
O’neil
Barbieri
Griffin
Boston & Maine
Lalusiano
Defy Revere Beach Rules Cross Boulevard in Bathing Suits
Three men Den nis J. McGuire James J. McIsaacs and another crossed the boulevard at Revere Beach in bathing suits in defiance of a Metropolitan Park Commission rule. They ran to the water from 125 Boulevard where a new bath house license was granted. About 25 witnesses and Attorney Benjamin B. Dewing were present and will testify in court as the men face charges for violating the new rule. A citizen plans to file the complaint to test the rule's status.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Revere Beach
Dennis J. McGuire
James J. McIsaacs
Boulevard
Revere
Benjamin B. Dewing
Metropolitan Police
Fealty to Our Savior Parade Draws 25000 in Providence
More than 25,000 visitors from Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island attended the Our Saviour feast in Providence on September 6. Special trains from Boston Worcester and floats and bands accompanied the parade. Rev H M Machado condemned socialism before an audience including Congressman Granger and Mayor McCarthy. About 5000 men marched with 17 bands and a float from Boston.
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Providence
R. I
United States
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Boston
Worcester
H. M. Machado
Infantry Hall
Granger
Rhode Island
McCarthy
Roswell B. Burchard
House of Representatives
Portugal
Schoolhouse Commission Plans for 96,000 Children
The Schoolhouse Commissioner Tilton Bell says the commission will provide accommodations for 96,000 school children next Wednesday when schools reopen.
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Schoolhouse Commission
Tilton Bell
Commissioner Bell Defends School Accommodations Report
Bell says the committee report on school accommodations was exaggerated. He notes about 300 children may need space but portable schoolhouses will handle them if needed while repairs finish in Quincy Andrews Tyler Street Adams and West End schools. Storrow fears no accommodation from a cursory survey. Sturgis supports portable houses to cover excess pupils until repairs complete.
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Bell
R. Clipston Sturgis
Schoolhouse Commission
James J. Storrow
Quincy
Andrews
Tyler Street
Adams
West End
Sturgis
Beatrice Farquhar Bergen Seeks Divorce From Thurlow Bergen
Newton society buzzes as Beatrice Farquhar Bergen, heiress and daughter of John Farquhar, files for divorce from actor Thurlow Bergen. The 28 year old heiress, part of Boston’s prominent Farquhar clan, brings action against her matinee idol husband.
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Newton
Beatrice Farquhar Bergen
Thurlow Bergen
Actress Florence Roberts Linked in Bergen Divorce Suit
In Boston papers filed for Mrs. Bergen's suit names Florence Roberts and Miss Myra Cameron. Mrs. Bergen eluded interview at 28 Sargent street while relatives claim she is ill. The story recounts her marriage to Mr. Bergen, later estrangement, and lawyer Gleason's claim of likely divorce.
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Beatrice
Farquhar
Mt. Ida
Bergen
General Grant
United States
Roberts Angry Over Link to Boston Divorce Case
Florence Roberts denounces being named as Correspondent in the Boston divorce case. She warned that someone would have to suffer for linking her to Mr. Bergens in the proceedings.
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Florence Roberts
Mr. Bergens
Boston
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Chief Urquhart
Galluzzi
Alice Crosby
85 Lake Street
Tremont St
Newton Beauty
Clara Farquhar
Beatrice Farquhar
Mr. Bergen
Miss Roberts