Injured Auto Hits Pole in Nashua Crush
Seven people were injured when an automobile driven by David B. Arnold crashed into a telegraph pole at Concord and Stark streets. Arnold suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and is not expected to recover. His two children May 9 and Beatrice 14 were hospitalized. other children suffered cuts from flying glass but were not seriously hurt.
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Nashua
N. H
David B. Arnold
Concord
Stark Streets
Stark Street
Arnold
Ite
May
Beatrice
Eight Named To Faculty Brown University
Brown University announces eight faculty appointments in response to deaths and resignations. New posts include Frederic P. Gorman in bacteriology, Charles W. Brown in geology, Herbert K. Walter in biology, Lucius Moody Bristol in sociology, Walter Co. Phillips in English, John H. Williams in English, Thomas C. Shedd in mechanical engineering, and Miss Florence H. Danielson in physiology and household economics at the women's college.
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Providence
R. IL
Brown University
Frederic P. Gorman
Charles W. Brown
Herbert KE. Walter
Lucius Moody Bristol
Walter Co. Phillips
A. M
John H. Williams
Mrs Lizzie Gion Weighs About 750 Pounds In St Louis
St Louis reporters describe Mrs Lizzie Gion the stoutest woman to pass through the city last night as her husband three ushers two baggagemen and a large freight truck helped her board a train.
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ST. Louis
Lizzie Gion
Destroyer Terry Runs Aground Off Gardiner's Island
Official navy reports say the destroyer Terry ran aground off Gardiner's Island yesterday afternoon without damage. Her officers expect to refloat her today.
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Washington
Navy Department
Terry
Gardiner’s Island
Stable Breaks In: Horse Euthanized After SPCA Action
Massachusetts SPCA agent obtained a search warrant after a refused entry to James Welch's Brighton premises. The decrepit horse was located and killed by the agent, following Welch's protest and claims the animal was pastured elsewhere. Neighbors say Welch has confined the horse to the Newton side recently.
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James Welch
Nonantum Street
Brighton
D. A. Bolton
Massachusetts S. P. C. A
District Court
Welch
Bolton
Kennedy
Coupse
Newton
18 Foot Sunflower Grows in Everett Yard
In West Everett at 68 Wryllis Avenue, a sunflower reaches 18 feet with 28 small blossoms. The plant branches from top to bottom, creating a sun flower tree effect. Mrs. Snowden planned to pull it, but her husband let it grow and see what happens.
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John T. Snowden
Wryllis Avenue
West Everett
One day is long enough to be troubled with a cough
Adamson's Balsam is promoted as a remedy for persistent coughs in a compact old ad style. The snippet labels cough relief and brands the product as a cure.
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Adamson
Littlefield testifies denies NAM funds in 1906 drive
Former Congressman Littlefield of Maine told a lobby committee that the National Association of Manufacturers did not spend 60,000 dollars in his district in the 1906 campaign. He cited a Rockland bank affidavit showing 20,660 dollars deposited by Fred Wight, treasurer of the district Republican committee, with some funds from NAM members but not as an association contribution. The money allegedly supported state and county ticket efforts and his campaign.
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Washington
Littlefield
Maine
Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Rockland
Fred Wight
District Republican Committee
Teachers Demand Cash Pay For Salaries In Brockton
In Brockton on September 19 more than 200 teachers organized a protest against the switch from cash salaries to checks. They accuse the new method, begun in August by the city treasurer, of causing inconvenience and political influence concerns.
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Brockton
Baby girl dies after being strangled in arms
Saverio Aufero of 162 Prince Street carried 18 month old Eleanor to the Relief Station in Haymarket square about a quarter mile away seeking aid. The infant died in the surgeon’s arms after reaching the hospital.
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Eleanor
Saverio Aufero
Prince Street
Haymarket Square
Grief Stricken Father Races Baby to Hospital
A mother and father rush their choking child to the hospital after she swallows a candy piece. The child dies before aid arrives, despite the parents’ frantic efforts and the father’s desperate dash from home to the hospital.
King Constantine of Greece Arrives in Paris Incognito
King Constantine of Greece arrives in Paris from London in incognito fashion. He is received at the station by a representative of President Poincare and government officials and to dine with Poincare at the Elysee Palace on Sunday.
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Paris
Constantine
Greece
London
Poincare
President Poincare
The
Elysee Palace
Testing Divining Rod Efficacy In Potash Coal Mines
A congress in Halle Germany opened to test the divining rod for locating potash coal subterranean caves and water streams. Delegates from the United States attend alongside Saxony provincial officials and other local authorities.
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Halle
Germany
United States
Saxony
Maitre Labori Recuperating After Appendicitis Operation
Maitre Frenand Wabori the famed French lawyer is on the road to recovery after an appendicitis operation performed by Dr. Mixter at Eliot Hospital. His wife and family had been in Boston for a week, arrival kept secret to avoid worrying reports. Belief and concern spread among friends. Freeman Harvey, 18, is held for grand jury on murder charge in Belfast Me after a coroner’s verdict linked death of Elmer S Harvey to a scuffle and alcohol use. Milo Me reports a fire gutting a wooden building owned by Wilson Clement and damaging another co owned by Fred M Strout and the Ancient Order for United Workmen. losses around 10000 dollars.
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Maitre Frenand Wabori
France
Mixter
Eliot Hospital
M. Labori
Boston
Belfast
Freeman Harvey
George H. Harvey
Elmer S. Harvey
Elmer Harvey
Milo, Me
Milo
Wilson Clement
Fred M. Strout
Ancient Order For
United Workmen
Lodging House Thief Sentenced In South End Case
John McDermott was sentenced to one year in the house of correction by Judge Bennett for breaking into the lodging room of George P. Smith at 33 Oak Street South End and stealing valuables.
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John McDermott
House of Correction
Bennett
McDermott
Oak Street
South End
George P. Smith
Smith
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