Smallpox Case Traced to Everett Area Vaccination Urged
Everett Board of Health reports a smallpox case in the line section and orders vaccination. A second case in the home of Charles L. Lee prompts quarantine measures as officials seek origin from Chelsea or Everett connections. The 4 year old attended a Malden private school while peers went to Hancock School Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Board of Health
Charles L. Lee
Bradford Street
Malden
Hancock
Everett
Lee
Lawrence of
Chelsea
Cochrane Chemical Works
Endorsement and elections in local labor councils and unions
The Building Trades Council held its semi annual election with two candidates for president James Esdaile and Joseph Post. Esdaile won with 67 votes to Post. Toll man’s reinstatement was rejected. The New Emergency Hospital received approval and members were urged to buy dollar certificates. The Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Union prepared for the Massachusetts Branch convention. A large Labour gathering in Columbia Hall honored Thomas F. Tracy with speeches, music, and a substantial auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Single Tax League
Typographical Union No. 13
Donnelly
Mr. Tollman
Thomas Nolan
New York Sun
James Esdaile
Joseph Post
Wire Workers
James Rehill
Marble Workers
H. A. Taylor
Sarpenters’ Union 67
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
The
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Union
Phenix Hall
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
North Adams
Messrs
P. H. Shaughnessy
J. J. Downing
Central Labor Union
Fred J. Kneeland
Thomas F. Tracy
British Trades Congress
Columbia Hall
Ohn F. O'Sullivan
Writers’ Union
Callahan
Arry Crossman
Frank S. Pickett
L. A
Frank McCarthy
John Tobin
Boot
Harry J. Skeffington
James Duncan
Granite ‘Workers
Frank Conagham
Edward O'Donnell
C. IL. A
Henry G Young
Matthew Graham
Edward Ward
John J. McCarthy
Brewers’ Union
Sim Myers
Robert Callahan
John J. Collins
J. Kneeland
Denis D. Driscoll
Horseshoers
Tracy
America
Great Britain
Officer Heuston Dead in Charlestown Patrolman 34
Patrolman Frank W. Heuston of Station 15 Charlestown died at his home 147 Cambridge Street at 3 15 yesterday morning. Heuston, 34, one of Charlestown’s most popular officers, was born in the city December 14 18 5 and appointed patrolman April 18 18%. Station officers will meet today to arrange action on his death and appoint a funeral committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Heuston
Charlestown
Cambridge Street
Heuston
Alderman Berwin Attacks Gediman at Ward 8 Rally
Alderman William Berwin criticized Henry Gediman at a Ward 8 rally at Berkman’s Hall. He urged fair-minded citizens to aid him and urged Hebrews to support him at the Republican caucus. Simon Alexander surprised by siding with Berwin, saying Gediman deceived him and others concerned. The Berwin delegation was not on the ticket and stickers will be provided for the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Berwin
Henry Gediman
Mr. Berwin
Mr. Gediman
Berkman’s
Barton and
Leverett Streets
Joseph Specktorsky
Mantosky
Gediman
Berwin
Columbus
Simon Alexander
Republican Ward
Aldermar ,Berwin
Politicians Prepare for Caucuses Amid police Details
Massachusetts commissioners plan extra police to guard Democratic and Republican caucuses Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Ward 6 7 8 9 10 gain largest police presence as factions in lieutenant governorship fight draw scrutiny. Ward 12 sees push for Chamberlain nomination while Emerson Ward 10 aims for re election. Clerke Engstrom Brauer and others contest for House seats amid wave of campaign activity.
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Guild- Bates
Dorchester
Boston
Guild-Bates
Massachusetts
Beverly
Brockton
Chelsea
Chicopee
Everett
Fall River
Gloucester
Holyoke
Lynn
Malden
Marlboro
New Bedford
Newburyport
North Adams
Northampton
Pittsfield
Quincy
Salem
Taunton
Woburn
Worcester
Cambridge
Fitchburg
Haverhill
Lawrence
Lowell
Medford
Newton
Somerville
Springfield
Waltham
Bates
Guild
Freeman O. Emerson
Ward 10
Emerson
House
Beacon Hill
Legiswore
Feud Between Pillsbury Branches Threatens Derry New Hampshire
A long running family feud between the rich Pillsburys led by Colonel William S. Pillsbury and the poor Pillsburys led by Captain Leonard Hobart Pillsbury disrupts Derry politics and town life. Clashes, arm chair protests, temperance battles, tavern raids, and threats of lynching threaten to drive business and residents from the New Hampshire town.
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Derry
N. H
Pillsbury
New Hampshire
Verona
Republican
William S. Pillsbury
Leonard Hobart Pillsbury
Stephen. Pillsbury
John
Minnesota
William 8. Pillsbury
Pillsburys
Rosecrans
Rose
Dartmouth
Hobart
Frederick
Byrne
Tagotendettas
Baptist Church
Law and Order League
Colonel Pillsbury
Hobart Pillsbury
Nashua
Rosé
William Pillsbury
Masonic Hall
Rose Pillsbury
Will Pillsbury
Bury
Temperance Pillsburys
William Neal Missing in Waltham
The Waltham police seek 50 year old William Neal who vanished from his Belleview street home Tuesday evening. He is a well known local businessman who previously owned a grocer shop. Fears of self harm are reported as search continues.
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Waltham
Waltham 7 Jice
William Neal
Belleview Street
Neal
Stranger Disappears After Illness Strikes Local Clerk
A man, 5 feet 11 inches, 130 pounds, last seen leaving his home with a dark grey suit, a black derby, and gold bow spectacles. He had a daughter Mildred employed at the Waltham watch factory and recently left a grocery job in the city after illness. He spoke of ending his troubles and had been to Boston and Chelsea seeking work. He vanished at 11:30 pm, after noting it was seven years since his wife died, and neighbors recall his head tilted to the left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Waltham Watch Factory
Boston
Chelsea
Whipple Named Republican Candidate for State Treasurer
Plymouth county backs Colonel John J. Whipple for State Treasurer citing municipal work in Jockton banking leadership and legislative service. A Brockton reception honored Whipple as a strong candidate, reflecting local loyalty to the party and belief in a successful statewide bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
John J.whipple
Olonel Whipple
Jockton
Whipple
Brockton
Innes Responds to Dyar on Aldermanic District Bill
Senator Innes defends the aldermanic district bill citing party support and committee unanimous favor while accusing ex Alderman Dyar of self interest and lack of legislative initiative. He notes the caucus law sought by Dyar and offers to share time at 200 Huntington Avenue to discuss his Aldermanic record.
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Innes
Dyar
Boston
House
Senate
Fitzgerald
Mr. Dyar
Election Board
State House
Huntington Avenue
Ward 18 Democrats form Improvement Club to back O'Toole
About fifty prominent young Democrats met at P. J. Shannon's Roxbury home to organize the Ward 18 Improvement Club in support of Alderman Frank J. O'Toole. John F. White was elected chairman Fred J. Steele secretary and a constitution and by laws committee named. The group aims for clean politics in the fourth al dermanic district and pledged united efforts for Mr. O'Toole with speeches and music by Alexander's Orchestra. The meeting adjourned to meet in a week and a celebration followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 18
P. J. Shannon
Roxbury
Ward 18 Improvement Club
Frank J. O’toole
John F. White
Fred J. Steele
O'Toole
Alexander
Motorman Mahoney Buried in Charlestown Funeral
Dennis J. Mahoney, a popular Division 6 L road motorman, was buried after his Charlestown residence service attended by over a hundred fellow union members. Rev Father Driscoll officiated. procession to the Somerville line featured uniformed motormen and pallbearers. Inspector Atherton facilitated attendance without pay, a gesture highly valued by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Mahoney
Charlestown
Auburn Square
Mahoney
Division 6
L Road
Charlesetown
Father Driscoll
St. Francis de Sales
Somerville
David Moran
John Roche
James Lynch
John Mullen
Neil Brennan
Patrick Marga
Atherton
Bank President Killed in Wolverine Saw Accident
President William Smith of the First National Bank of Charlotte Michigan died in Wolverine Michigan when a log carrier threw him against a moving saw. The incident occurred yesterday and he was proclaimed dead at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte, Mich
William Smith
First National Bank
Wolverine
Mich
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Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Typographical Union
Charlie Lea
Union No
Tremont Temple Building
T. F. Tracy
Officer Heuston
Chawmue Furniture CO
Tremont St
Derry, N. H
Fillsbury's Shoe
Goro
L.H. Fillsbury
New York Herald
Andrew Brauer
Brauer
Representative Root
Lewis Breed
W. 8. Campbell
Roswell S. Barrows
Clerke
Charles S. Clerke
William C. Parker
Mr. Parker
Parker
Ward
Charles O. Engstrom
Engstrom
Chirurg
Reublican
Ichael Chirurg
Warren A. Reed
Bankin
W‘ldey Savings Bank
Loyed FE. Chamberlain
Colonel Whipple
Kentucky
Ak” Ase
Nate’ Williams
George Bingham
Pinkerton Academy
Ralph Thyng
Garret
Frederick Pillsbury
Justice of the Peace
Calvin H. Bradford
Mr. Thyng
Portsmouth
Rosecrans Pillsbury
W. 8. Pillsbury
Colonel Pills
William Neal Missing
William Nedal
Gaffney & CO
Waverly Grand Ranges & Furnaces and Stove Repairs
Blackstone Street
Duffy
Allcock’s
Seidlitz
Stuart
Pharmacy
Bromfield Street
J. F. Finneran and
C.R. Pollard
Indorsed
Alderman O'Toole
Motorman
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