Lynn Man Dies After Street Assault on Broadway Chelsea
Sylvester McNally, 70, of 767 Western Avenue Lynn, was attacked by an unknown man on Broadway Chelsea yesterday afternoon. His head struck the pavement and he died last night at Frost Hospital after being removed by police ambulance. The assailant fled and remains unidentified.
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Sylvester McNally
Western Avenue
Lynn
Broadway
Chelsea
McNally
Corne
Hawthorn Street
Frost Hospital
Fire destroys Teferat Israel Sy nagogue in Everett
A fire at the Teferat Israel Synagogue on Malden and Union streets Everett caused about 3500 in damage and forced families from adjacent premises to flee. Patrolman William J McCarthy alerted alarms and helped William McNeil and Roy Simmonds escape as a hot air explosion blew the Duggan store front. Firemen battled the blaze as soda fountain tanks exploded and one firefighter George Peavey was overcome by smoke but revived.
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Malden
Union Streets
Everett
William Jt. McCarthy
William McNeil
Roy Simmonds
Malden Street
William H. Duggan
McCarthy
Duggan
George Peavey
Dr Hubbard's Vegetable Germicide Soap Promoted
An advertisement touts Dr Hubbard's Vegetable Germicide Soap as a treatment for ordinary toilet scars and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Hubbard
Dr. Hubbard
Hair Rat Saves Woman and Stop Bullets in NY Escape
In New York on September 13 Mrs. Trey Smallwood escaped a husband’s gunfire by leaping from a balcony. A rat wounded in her hair protected her head from brick pavement, saving her life as a bystander named George Robinson was struck by a stray bullet in the arm.
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New York
Trey Smallwood
George Robinson
Blaze Destroys Woods and Hegel Blocks in New Haven
A morning fire gut a Woods Building and the Hegel Furniture Company on George and Church streets. Loss totaled $200,000 with $100,000 attributed to the Hegel block and $100,000 to Woods block occupants, including stores Max Ripps and Woods Drug. The cause is undetermined.
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New Haven
George and
Church Streets
Woods
Hegel Furniture Company
Oneco
Max Ripps
Woods Block
Woods Drug Store
Cigar Makers Strike Paralyzes Havana Industry in Tampa
In Tampa on September 13, about 12,000 cigar workers remain on strike for nine weeks. Strikers threaten disorder, leaving the Havana cigar industry in the city paralyzed and farther from settlement than at any prior point in the dispute.
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Tampa
Fla
Havana
Zeeland to Dock at Charlestown This Afternoon
The White Star liner Zeeland from Liverpool will dock in Charlestown this afternoon between 2 30 and 3 o'clock with a large passenger list and cargo. Weather permitting the steamer is expected to arrive in the lower harbor shortly after noon to take on a pilot and physicians.
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White Star
Zeeland
Liverpool
Charlestown
Pope Pius Suffering From Arteriosclerosis and Gout
In Rome on September 13 the pope is described as ill with arteriosclerosis and gout and feeling low in spirits. His physicians are anxious about his condition.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Fire log brief for Roxbury and Brighton listings
Daily fire record notes multiple 11:22 p m Roxbury Box 812 Shirley Street James Campbell no damage 12:23 p m Box 81 41 bus avenue E H Mathews net 40 211 98 4 p m Box 211 Rules Street David Malinsky 810 e 5 p m Box 844 23 Lincoln Street Brighton unoccupied $10 6:32 p m Box 3638 street grass fire 5 Colam no dam Bernard
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Shirley Street
Roxbury
James Campbell
Bus Avenue
E. H. Mathews
Rules Street
David Malinsky
Lincoln Street
Brighton
Colamno Dam
Bernard
Immigrant Influx Totals Reach 9 771 512 Since 1901
Washington reports 9 771 512 aliens have arrived since 1901 in 40 divisions. Southern Italians lead with 1 761 948, Jews 976 263, Poles 873 660. Pacific islanders only 661 in ten years. Average landing wealth varies from 7 to 104 dollars per person. Jews and Koreans show extreme results. The ten year influx equals the combined populations of seven southern states or fifteen western states.
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Washington
United States
Immigration Bureau
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
New Jersey
Miss Olive Gardner Denies Taft Romance in Chicago
Chicago reports Miss Olive Gardner daughter of William A Gardner vice president of the Chicago Northwestern railroad denies any romance with Robert Taft eldest son of President Taft. She says they are only friends and that they met briefly Friday. Taft defends the situation and says the matter is silly and will return to Washington Thursday.
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Chicago
Olive Gardner
William A. Gardner
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Robert Taft
President Taft
Miss Gardner
Avanston
Taft
North Shore
Mr. Taft
August Knight
Washington
Throngs Attend Women’s Mission at Roxbury Church
Crowds fill the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Roxbury after the mission for women opens. Rev Arthur T Connolly presides as counselor and a missionary band from the Redemptorist Order based in Saratoga Springs New York conducts the exercises.
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Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Roxbury
Arthur T. Connolly
Redemptorist Order
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Man Dies by Jumping Before Wagon at Forest Hills
John J. Walsh a patient at the State Hospital for the Insane at Pierce farm Forest Hills died after throwing himself in front of a heavy stone wagon on Walk Hill street A wheel passed over his head Walsh aged lived with his parents at 7 Allen street He had been an inpatient since December.
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John J. Walsh
State Hospital For the Insane
Pierce Farm
Forest Hills
Walk Hill Street
Walsh
Allen Street
Viscount Sone of Japan Dies in Tokyo
Viscount Arasuke Sone, privy councillor and former resident-general in Korea, died today in Tokyo. Born in 1849 at Nagi, Choshu Province, he rose from a samurai lineage and succeeded Prince Ito as Korea’s resident-general on June 14, 1899, before being succeeded by General Viscount Terauchi last May. He reportedly suffered a serious illness prior to leaving Korea, with stomach cancer cited.
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Tokio
Viscount Arasuke Sone
Korea
Arasuke Sone
Nagi
Choshu
Viscount Sone
Prince Ito
Privy Council of Japan
Viscount Terauchi
Letter Carrier Accused of Larceny in Brockton
William H. Delano a sub letter carrier from the Brockton post office was arrested in Boston by federal authorities charged with larceny from the mails. Missing letters were found on his route and a decoy letter containing money addressed to a Chicago firm was involved.
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William H. Delano
Brockton
Boston
Delano
Chicago
Swampscott School Chief Resigns After Four Years
Lynn Sept 13. William J. Pello resigns as head of the Swampscott school department after four years in the post.
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Swampscott School
Lynn
William J. Pello
Swampscott
Navy accepts resignation of Midshipman Newton Davis
The Navy Department accepted the resignation of Midshipman Newton Davis of Massachusetts from the first class. Charges of making a false statement were brought by naval academy authorities. Superintendent Boyer had urged expulsion, but the department chose resignation due to a possibility the offence was inadvertent during the summer cruise of brigade.
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Annapolis
Navy Department
Newton Davis
Massachusetts
Naval Academy
Boyer
Davis
Brigade
Tropic Storm Passing Off Galveston
A tropical disturbance in Gulf waters is believed to have shifted south toward the Mexican coast. A Vera Cruz observer reports a north wind and rising barometer, while Galveston’s barometer at 8:30 p.m. was normal and rising slowly.
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Galveston
Tex
Gulf
United States
Mexican
Vera Cruz
J H Hammond Bitten By Dog At Gloucester Estate
John Hays Hammond, famed mining engineer, golfed at Myopia yesterday with two handicap strokes after trying to save a small lap dog from his bulldog on his Gloucester estate. The bulldog bit the lap dog, prompting Hammond to intervene. the bulldog then bit Hammond in the scuffle. Wounds were treated and deemed not serious.
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John Hays Hammond
Hammond
Gloucester
Walsh Estate Valued at 6.5 Million in Denver Inventory
Denver reports the Thomas F. Walsh estate is valued at 6.5 million. The inventory filed by A. Osborn shows 2 million of the value tied to Colorado property.
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Denver
Col
Thomas F. Walsh
A. Osborn
Colorado
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