Mothers saved by daughters in Malden gas incident
Mrs. Marie Jensen of 271 Washington street Malden was nearly suffocated by gas yesterday noon. Her daughters Margaret and Alice both schoolgirls found her unconscious in an upstairs room and summoned Dr. Robert W. French who revived her after an hour of effort. Mrs Jensen wife of Jens Jensen a Boston cigarmaker recently moved from Wakefield to Malden.
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Marie Jensen
Washington Street
Oak Grove
Malden
Ghe
Margaret
Alice
Robert W. French
Jensen
Boston
Jens Jensen
Wakefield
Diplomats Shift Posts Across Europe and Washington
Washington reports a wave of diplomatic reassignments. Hugh S. Gibson moves from Havana to Brussels as secretary of the American Legation. Frea W. Carpenter becomes minister to Siam replacing Hamilton King who died at Bangkok on September 2. Irvin B. Laughlin shifts from Berlin to London. Joseph C. Grow moves from Vienna to Berlin.
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Hugh Ss. Gibson
California
Havana
Maza
Reilly
Sto
Brussels
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Taft
Morocco
Seer
Siam
Hamilton King
Bangkok
Irvin. B. Laughlin
Pennsylvania
Berlin
London
Joseph C. Grow
Massachusetts
Vienna
Nervousness to Paralysis Described by Patient
A patient recounts a progression from severe nervousness to partial paralysis. He describes vision and mouth control issues, heightened sensitivity to noise, and near total physical debilitation before seeking multiple physicians for relief.
Open Air Singing by Boston Germans to Honor Parkman Day
Boston will host its first open air singing on the Common when the German community dedicates the annual Day to the memory of George Francis Parkman. The event gathers a large male chorus and city residents for a afternoon of music and remembrance.
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Boston
George Francis Parkman
German American Alliance to Host Boston Musical Celebration
The Boston German American Alliance will stage a 4000 member event with a 150 voice male chorus and 50 piece Boston Philharmonic Band directed by Gustav F Heim. Governors, mayors, and council heads will speak. open air singing on the Common leads to evening informal gatherings across German societies.
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Gustav F. Heim
Symphony Orchestra
Wagner
Fitzgerald
Heim
Foss
John J Attridge
Parkman Trustees
Robert Sturn
Fidelia, Germania and
Liederkranz
West Roxbury
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Arion
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Boston Alliance
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Wilhelm J. FE. Sander
Otto Raimus
Heinrich Hoefer
Christian Eberhard
Governor Wilson to Visit Massachusetts Next Week
Governor Wilson will be in Massachusetts for two days arriving in Springfield Thursday September 26. He will be met by National Committeeman Dr. John W. Coughlin and other Democratic leaders. Ground was broken for the Deaconess Home for Aged Women at Concord costing over 40000 with 27 guests and modern amenities. The lot spans 10 acres near the Sudbury river and the New England Deaconess Hospital. The article also notes visits of the Astors to Europe and Bar Harbor plans for Madeleine Force Astor and Baby John Jacob Astor.
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Edward F. Stevens
Wilson
Massachusetts
Springfield
Noo
John W. Coughlin
Thomas P. Riley
Democratic State Committee
Foss
Fitzgerald
Emerson
Goulds
Gerrys
Metropolitan Art Museum
Muriel
Europe
Astors
London
Madeleine Force Astor
John Jacob Astor
Bar Harbor
Ten Thousand Dollar Stake Race Postponed to Friday
Detroit Mich Sept 1 Rain today forced a postponement of the Grand Circuit races at the Michigan State fair The program is moved to Friday and extended to Saturday Six events remain on the card headlined by the 10000 stake for 2 15 class trotters Also to be decided is the final heat of the yearling pacing division of the horseman futurity
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Arne
Detroit
Mich
Weekly menus and recipes page in next Sunday's Post
The cooking page in next Sunday's Post will feature daily menus for every day of the week and many favorite recipes from New England housewives.
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New England
Wilson Campaign Events Schedule Across Cities
A big noon rally is set for the Apollo Theatre in Springfield with Mayor Lathrop presiding. Governor Wilson will then attend a Barre fair transport and a monster meeting in Fall River under National Committeeman Dr. John W. Coughlin. William McAdoo led the arrangement shifting from New Bedford to Fall River. A Tremont Temple noon meeting is to be presided by Sherman L. Whipple with Wilson departing Boston Friday afternoon at 2:00 PM for Bridgeport.
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Springfield
Lathrop
Wilson
William A. Gaston
Esiehal
Barre
Gaston
Fall River
Nationa
John W. Coughlin
William McAdoo
Vincent Astor to Return to Harvard
It is understood at Harvard that Vincent Astor has decided to return to the university. He has leased a Fifth Avenue home near the residences of the Dukes and Drexels.
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Harvard
Vincent Astor
University
Fifth Avenue
Dukes
Drexels
Steer Prices Hit $11 and May Rise to $15
Chicago reports steer prices at $11 per 100 pounds with forecasts that Christmas steers could reach $15.
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Chicago
Sister of Governor Baldwin Dies in Connecticut
Elizabeth Baldwin Whitney widow of Yale professor William Dwight Whitney died in Cornwall at age 87. The funeral will be held Saturday at the Whitney homestead in New Haven with burial in Grove Street Cemetery. She was daughter of former Governor Roger Sherman Baldwin and sister of Governor Simeon B. Baldwin.
Blind Man's Club founded in Macon targetted at blind men
A blind man's club was organized in Macon Georgia with 18 charter members and plans to expand. Led by Professor Cheatham and Judge Wen nett the group will conduct a campaign and promote activities for completely sightless men.
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Blind Man’s Club
Raps Street
Macon
Cheatham
Wennett
South group forms first mutual aid club in region
A historic step as the South forms its first club dedicated to mutual aid. Leaders announce cooperation aims and organize plans for community support and shared resources.
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The
South
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