Boy Dies After Being Run Over By Auto Near Cambridge Street
Anthony Gelt 6 of West End struck while chased by another boy at Cambridge and North Grove streets. He died at Massachusetts General Hospital. Auto owner Abraham Bender of Brookline and operator Israel Levine of West Cedar Street are named in police reports. Injuries listed for Albin W. Carlson Benjamin Malinsky Josep A Hurd and others at Medford Malden Boston and Blue Hill Parkway.
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Albin W. Carlson
Malden
Stoneham
Benjamin Malinsky
Boston
Josep A. Hurd
Newton
Medford
Joseph A. Hurd
Charles G. Brown
Sidney Smith
Blue Hill Parkway
Anthony Gelt
Strong Place
West End
Cambridge
North Grove Streets
Massachusetts General Hospital
Abraham Bender
Park Drive
Brookline
Israel Levine
West Cedar Street
Boy Fatally Struck by Machine While Playing Tag
A boy named Gelt was playing tag with companions when he ran from the sidewalk into a moving machine. He was severely injured, transported to a hospital, and died shortly after. Police say the fatality was unavoidable. the machine operator had not been detained, but is expected in court per police rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelt
Iat
Three Hurt as Medford Crash Involves Elevated Car
Three people from Newton suffer injuries after an automobile in Medford square is struck by an inbound Elevated car. Motorman Nathan Miller and Conductor Ira Varlrey control the scene as Mrs Brown sustains a fractured arm and facial cuts. Mr Hurd and Mrs Hurd also hurt. Bert Brown drove the vehicle and Miss Mabelle Brown was passenger but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Hurd
Allerton Street
Newton Highlands
Charles C. Brown
Centre Street
Newton
Medford Square
Hurd
Brown
Mabelle Brown
Bert Brown
Boston
Winchester
Nathan Miller
Ira A Larvey
Medford Hospital
Iurd
Miss Wurd
Four in Crash Near Newburyport Seeks Anonymity
A motorcycle rider and an automobile carrying two men and a woman crashed on a turnpike near Newburyport. The rider was injured and taken to Newburyport then to Lynn by train, the rider did not reveal name. The auto occupants refused to identify themselves and the garage provided no information. The car and motorcycle suffered heavy damage. Vehicle registrations list the auto as 35930 owned by A. J. Maloney of West Harvard Avenue, West.
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Newburyport
Here
Newsburyport
Lynn
Massachusetts
A. J. Maloney
Harvard Avenue
West
Medford
Seven Involved In Head On Crash On State Road Lexington
Seven people escaped serious injury after a head on collision on a state road in Lexington early Saturday evening. A touring car owned by H A Baker of Cambridge struck a wagon and then collided with an auto driven by G M Gordon of Biddeford Maine. Baker, his wife, and four women in Gordons car survived with only a bad shaking up.
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State Road
Lexington
H. A. Baker
Lakeview Avenue
Cambridge
G. M. Gordon
Biddeford
Baker
Gordon
Malden Cyclist Injured In Arlington Collision
Albin W. Carlson twenty two of 33 Upham street Malden suffered a fractured skull in a crash on the Stoneham parkway near Pond street and Woodland road when his motorcycle struck an automobile owned by Joseph Malatesta of 20 Mount Vernon Arlington. Carlson was taken to Melrose Hospital for treatment as the auto headlights were smashed and the motorcycle damaged.
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Albin W. Carlson
Upham Street
Malden
Joseph Malatesta
Mount Vernon Street
Arlington
Stoneham Parkway
Pond Street
Woodland Road
Carlson
Melrose Hospital
Big Rally on Common for Suffrage Cause
A suffrage rally on the Common drew a record crowd as speakers urged political equality. Edwin F. McGrady of South Boston cited only four female inspectors overseeing 400,000 women and girls in Massachusetts factories. The outdoor meeting was among the largest and most enthusiastic in the current campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Edwin F. McGrady
South Loston
Massachusetts Suffrage Rally Highlighted By McGrady Speech
Mr McGrady urged voters to grant women the ballot noting 400000 women in Massachusetts work daily while inspectors are few and working conditions would improve with suffrage Former Senator Roger Hoar echoed concerns about mill owners opposing equal rights claiming capitalism blocks reform and that politicians fear change if women vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McGrady
Massachusetts
Bill
Roger Shuman Hoar
Concord
Millionaire Manufactures
Anti
Club
Riot erupts in Brighton as Italians clash with police
Two shots rang from a house at 153 North Harvard street early evening, igniting one of the worst riots in the area. Within minutes, dozens of enraged Italians armed with revolvers and stilettos fought patrolmen while locals fled for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Street
Brighton
Riots Break Out in North Harvard Street District
Police quelled a riot that began at 153 North Harvard street with a knife wound to Frank Mercurie. Three men were arrested. a man from Cambridge, Tony Munzell, was detained but later released. Nicola Feroetto was held as a witness in the retaliation clash involving Italians in local tenements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Harvard Street
Frank Mercurie
Harvard Street
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Asquale Forallu
Nicola Feroetto
Tony Munzell
Bradbury Street
Cambridge
Mayor Carley hailed by union for contract stance
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters Union 149 gave Mayor Carley a vote of thanks for his stand on the contract system at their meeting yesterday. Truck Drivers Union 25 reaffirmed support for woman suffrage as decided at the Massachusetts State Branch A F of L convention in Boston last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carley
Sanitary and
Milk Wagon Drivers Reach Compromise on Wages
A compromise between Milk Wagon Drivers Union 380 and employers ends a threatened strike. Wages rise to 19.50 for drivers and 22.50 for route foremen with other scales adjusted. a daily balance system is proposed and office billing to replace driver issued bills. The new terms take effect Sept 1 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union 380
Joint Council
Whch
Wells Memorial Building
Labor unions appoint delegates for state and national meetings
Union delegates from Boston area unions participate in upcoming Massachusetts State Branch convention in New Bedford on Sept 20 and a semi annual C L A election. Delegates from the Mule Spinners Association are elected officers and the Amalgamated Coal Trani sters Union 68 discusses upcoming legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocery and Provision Clerks’ Union
N. J. Nally
New Bedford
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Frank H. McCarthy
New England
A. F. of T
Hibernian Wall
Union Street
Charlestown
Boston Central
Charlestown Longshoremen’s Union
Roughan Hall
Boston
Boston and Vicinity Conference Board
Moulders' District Councils
Washington Street
Old Colony Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
WW. Orar
Massachusetts State Branch
Old South Building
Mule Spinners’ Association
George Thornton
Pawtucket
Satanel Ross
Thomas D. O' Trennell
Fall River
William Tord
Westerly
R. T
Ludwick Skolidberg
Adams
Mass
William Tee
Warren
R. J
Charles Borbarge
Lawrence
Mess
Peter Alfond
Utica
James Clepp
Philadelphia
James Ashton
Lowell
Janes Redonolds
Centreville
R. 1
John Bottomly
Plainfield
Conn
Urben Fleming
Electric trucks haul white paper to Boston Post plant
The D. S. Woodbury Company at 47 Atlantic Avenue Boston has placed into commission electric trucks to move white paper from freight sheds to the Boston Post printing plant on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Woodbury Company
Atlantic Avenue
Boston
Boston Post
Post
Washington Street
Electric freight trucks haul paper rolls in Boston
The Post reports electric trucks with 712 ton capacity and two three horsepower motors carry five rolls of white paper to the Boston plant. A two man crew plus driver load unload, keeping rolls intact as trucks shuttle between North Station freight sheds and the Post plant, reflecting the paper’s heavy circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Boston
North Station
Burglars Smash Window Take From Titlon Jewelry
Thieves smashed the plate glass windows of Titlon Jewelry Co at 857 Washington Street Ek stealing five to six hundred dollars in jewelry. Bernstein, the proprietor, says valuable items were overlooked as paper coverings hid them from view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titfon Jewelry Co
Washington Street
Bernstein
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