Four Cambridge Burglaries Reported in 86 Hours
Cambridge records four burglaries within 86 hours. Joseph Brothers at 21 First Street saw desks rifled though a safe remained untouched. Edmund Murphy’s shop at 1453 Putnam Avenue was entered through a rear window. groceries worth dollars were stolen and three boys were caught and released after reprimand. Otto Armarel at 119 Thorndike Street lost about ten dollars. two freight cars at Hul Crossing were broken into with merchandise stolen, totaling several hundred dollars.
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Cambridge
Joseph Brothers
First Street
Edmund Murphy
Putnam Avenue
Otto Armarel
Thorndike Street
Hul Crossing
Charlestown Holy Name Parade marks 50th周年 cornerstone anniversary
Charlestown witnessed a grand Holy Name Society parade for St Francis de Sales Church celebrating the 50th anniversary of the cornerstone laying. Over 2000 men formed in the school yard with 200 Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus escorting. A solemn high mass for deceased relatives and benefactors followed.
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Charlestown
Holy Name Society
St. Francis de Sales
Bunker Hill
Fourth Degree
Knights of Columbus
Dennis J. Gorman
James F. Dacey
Collision harms Cliftondale car passenger in Falls Corner crash
Saugus Centre Sept 13. A Cliftondale bound for Boston with 40 passengers collided head on with another outbound car on Falls Corner curve. Earl Ricker 35 of Malden was cut by flying glass and bruised.
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Saugus Centre
Cliftondale
Boston
Falls Corner
Earl Ricker
Malden
Stabbed Boy in the Back in Everett
Charles Doherty, 17, of Kippy Street, received two slight stab wounds on Broadway near Charlestown line. He described an unknown man as his attacker and walked to the station. Police issued a lookout but made no arrest. Wounds treated. Doherty returned home.
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Everett
Charles Doherty
Kippy Street
Broadway
Charlestown
Doherty
McAllister
Johnson Wins Intercollegiate Tennis Championship
Wallace Johnson of the University of Pennsylvania defeated Melville H. Long of California in the final at Haverford to claim the college championship. The match lasted five sets with Johnson taking the final 6-4.
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Philadelphia
Wallace Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Melville H. Long
University of California
Haverford
Johnson
Boy Survives 20-Foot Fall At Home
Michael Harrington, 9, fell from a second floor window at his West Second Street home yesterday noon. Doctors found no injuries after the 20 foot drop and he remained unharmed.
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Michael Harrington
West Second Street
Detained Immigrants Prepare Jewish New Year Celebration
Tomorrow afternoon the Jewish immigrants at the immigration station will begin a festive observance of the Jewish New Year. Commissioner Billings, aided by port interpreter Morris I. Silton, has arranged for the detained Hebrew people to observe their New Year’s Day.
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Billings
Morris I. Silton
Monument Groundbreaking For Explorer Giovanna DeVerrazzano
Ground was broken today in New York for the foundation of a monument to Giovanna DeVerrazzano, the Italian explorer claimed by compatriots to have discovered the Hudson River nearly a century before Hendrick Hudson.
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New York
Giovanna DeVerrazzano
Hudson River
Hendrik Hud
Quebec 10 Holds Pulp Prohibition On Crown Lands
New York Sept 13 The province of Quebec has decided to prohibit exporting pulp wood cut from crown lands The authorities balance whether to implement on January 1 or September 1 1910 The policy is projected to add over 200000 in annual revenue.
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New York
Quebec
Canada US clash over stumpage pledge and paper mills
Canadian and American paper interests clash as Premier pledges not to raise stumpage rates on crown land for ten years, while exporters seek pulp wood export restrictions. International Paper weighs multiple mill sites in Canada even as U S mills face closures, affecting cross border timber rights and tariffs.
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Berlin Mills
New Hampshire
la Tuque
Canada
International Paper Company
United States
Self inflicted shooting at Chelsea Ferry Boston
Passengers in the men's waiting room at Chelsea Ferry on the Boston side witnessed a man draw a revolver and shoot himself yesterday afternoon. Carmille Cucinotta of 14 Bowes Street East Boston, a former Singer Sewing Machine Co employee, was found unconscious with a bullet wound in the right side and, after regaining consciousness two hours later, was listed as on the dangerous list at Relief Hospital.
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Chelsea Ferry
Boston
George D. Talbot
Relief
Carmille Cucinotta
Bowes Street
East Boston
Singer Sewing Machine Company
No Tariff Applies to Panama Canal Zone
Washington Sep 13 Acting Attorney General Wade H Ellis ruled that the new tariff law does not apply to the Isthmian Canal Zone. The canal zone is not one of the possessions of the United States within the meaning of the first clause of the tariff act, according to the decision sent to the Secretary of War.
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Washington
Isthmian Canal Zone
Tne
Wade H. Ellis
Canal Zone
United States
Myopia First Wins M. J. Perry Trophy Race
In a fast game at Karlstein Myopia 1st defeated Great Neck of Long Island 113 4 to 71 2. The win secures the third leg and final possession in the Marsden J. Perry trophy race, contested over five years. Dedham had won two legs prior, Myopia 1st three.
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DE -Ham
Karlstein
Myopia
Great Neck
Long Island
Marsden J. Perry
Dedham
Cure Your Kidneys Leads to Doan’s Kidney Pills Claim
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney pain backache urinary disorders and related symptoms urging readers to act before serious conditions like Bright's disease or diabetes. It cites a Boston testimonial from W B Coolidge praising the pill and notes Foster Milburn Co as U S sole agents with a 50 cent price.
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Dean
Bright
Boston
W. B. Coolidge
M St
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Girls' High School announces report in Assembly Hall
All pupils registered at the Girls' High School sent home for lack of space may report in the Assembly Hall for receptions on Wednesday morning. Albert Perry Walker, Head Master.
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Girls’ High
Albert Perry Walker
Airship Models Highlight 1915 Boston Exposition
The Boston exposition will feature modern airships and aircraft exhibits covering aviation’s range. Cur tiss and Wright aeroplanes will be shown alongside dirigibles and German biplane models. A 10 foot Zeppelin replica and a Wright model at one fifth scale illustrate flight principles. Visitors can view diverse flying machines and study basic flight mechanisms through working smaller models.
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Boston Exposition
Brescia
Italy
Germany
Wright
Lost Bride Mrs May H B Smith Missing in New York Boston
Mrs May H B Smith of 1167 Washington Street has been missing since September 3. Her husband Peter Smith has enlisted police help in New York and Boston, fearing foul play after she vanished with a substantial sum of money. The couple wed only since last Washington's Birthday.
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Norwood
May HB. Smith
Washington Street
New York
Boston
Peter Smith
Smiths
Washington
Local Organist Frank S. Foote Dies in Vermont Accident
Middlebury Vermont September 13 Frank S Foote organist of Memorial Baptist Church and music teacher died at his Cornwall home from injuries after his buggy plunged over an embankment Saturday night last He was known in the community for his musical work and teaching.
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Middlebury
Frank S. Foote
Memorial Baptist Church
Cornwall
Federal Trust Absorbs Bank in City Consolidation
The merger of Federalrust Company with Mechanics Trust Company creates a city total of 19 trust institutions. The combined entity will be named Federal Trust Company with Joseph H. O'Neil as president. A new building is planned on the Mechanics site at Franklin and Washington, while Mechanics operates as a branch.
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Federalrust Company
Mechanics’ Trust Company
Federal Trust Company
Joseph H. O'Neil
Federal Company
Franklin and
Washington Streets
Mechanics’ Company
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