Boston Subways Deemed Safe From Cave-Ins
Chief Engineer Edmund S. Davis of the Boston Transit Commission and Patrick McGovern of P McGovern & Co assert Boston subways are safe from cave-ins. They credit clay ground and absence of solid rock as key, noting careful shoring under busy streets and buildings to protect surface traffic.
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Edmund S. Davis
Boston Transit Commission
Patrick McGovern
P. McGovern & Co
Boston
New York
Davis
Davis and Mr. McGovern
Voyage of the Nautilus and the Papuan Encounter
In 1866 Professor Aronnax joins Captain Nemo aboard the U S S Abraham Lincoln to hunt a sea monster. After sailors are attacked by Papuan natives, the crew retreats to the Nautilus where Nemo ignores danger and contemplates savages. A rare left-handed shell is found and damaged by a native sling.
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Aronnax
Abraham Lincoln
Ned Land
Conseil
Nemo
Pacific
M. Aronnax
Papua
Tropics
France
Assati
Land
Onseil
Consei
Osler on Healing Tuberculosis and Eckman’s Alterative
Dr Osler notes in his 1892 medicine text that true healing of pulmonary tuberculosis is shown by recovery with elastic sputa bacilli and granulation scar tissue formation and lime impregnated caseous areas. Eckman’s Alterative claims easing tb symptoms due to lime salts and safe ingredients with no habit forming drugs. From your druggist or direct Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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William Osler
Regius
Oxford
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Lowell Institute Free Public Lectures in Boston
Public lectures organized by the Lowell Institute in Boston showcase free talks for civic education. Founded by John Lowell Jr in 1886 with roots dating to 1839, the program offers open access educational events to residents of the city.
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City OF
Boston
John Lowell, Jr
Ell Institute
Huntington Hall
Rogers Building
Boylston St
A. Lawrence Lowell
Carpenter Dies in Elevator Fall at Blackstone Street Site
Carl Anderson 60, of West End, fell 80 feet from an elevator shaft while operating a lift at 10 Blackstone Street. He jumped from the second to the third floor, then toppled into the well as the car moved. He died later at Haymarket Square Relief Station from multiple injuries.
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Carl Anderson
Revere Street
West End
Anderson
Haymarket Square
Blackstone Street
Navy Yard Radio Station Closure Delays Chelsea Upgrade
The navy yard wireless station will be closed for several months while divisional radio equipment is moved to the Chelsea station. The Chelsea station will supply the needed service during the rebuilding period.
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Navy Yard
Chelsea
Fined Autoists in Malden for DUI and Assault
Three autoists faced fines totaling 260 dollars in Malden District Court after a September 5 arrest near Wellington Bridge. George Bush of Revere received 100 dollars for operating under the influence and 10 for drunkenness, Alexander Rampell of Revere was fined 100 dollars for assaulting an officer, and Samuel Prince of Revere got 50 dollars for attempting to rescue Bush.
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Bruce
Malden
Wellington Bridge
Metropolitan Park Police
George Bush
Dana Street
Revere
Alexander Rampell
Waverley Avenue
Bush
Samuel Prince
Lima High student dies after football practice
In Lima Ohio on September 27 the first football season fatality occurred when 15 year old Don Applas, prospective guard for Lima High school, died from injuries sustained during a practice game.
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Lima
Ohio
Don Applas
Harvard Groom Weds Miss Barker in London Quietly
Lionel de Jersey Harvard, Harvard graduate, married May Barker in London on Saturday September 11. News reached the U S yesterday, provoking surprise.
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Lionel de Jersey
Harvard
May Barker
London
Eng
Atlantic
Harvard Student’s War Bride Marries Before Departure
The four year Cambridge era ends as Harvard, famed descendant of John Harvard, plans to return to England to join the war effort. He married Miss May Barker of London, a betrothal long in place, and will sail to serve with Britain’s forces.
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Harvard
United States
Cambridge
John Harvard
Lionel
Appleton Chapel
Institute
Dickey Society
Hasty Pudding Club
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
England
America
Harvard University
May Barker
London
Plans for Break In Before Front Duty At Cambridge
The article notes that plans announced last June in Cambridge called for a period of breaking in, after which the individual would proceed to the front. It emphasizes the staged transition rather than immediate deployment.
Martha Moore Avery Calls Out Socialists for Debate
Martha Moore Avery writes to the editor challenging Socialists to debate four propositions she asserts define their doctrines. She claims she left the Socialist party over 12 years ago and has repeatedly invited discussion, but says no Socialist has responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
L. F. Frazier
Socialist Party
American Federation of Labor
Plant Juice Restorative Praised In Charlestown Testimony
Mrs Edna P Romeo of Charlestown testifies Plant Juice cured her stomach trouble including indigestion dyspepsia and gastritis after two weeks of use She says her appetite sleep and well being improved and her husband was cured as well The Plant Juice Man visits Liggett Drug Company at Washington and Avon Streets daily to promote the remedy.
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Boston
Edna P. Romeo
Pearl Street
Charlestown
Liggett Drug Company
Washington and
Avon Streets
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Captain Nemo
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Lowell Institute
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British Dental Association
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