Hard Luck Tyfins Bat Wound On Rindge Field
Two young spectators nicknamed the Luck Twins, ages 11 and 11, were struck by a flying bat during a Saturday game at Rindge Field. Johnnie Hines suffered a two inch gash above the left eye, while Patrick Dooler received a minor wound. Both boys left Heller Hospital with bandages, smiling at the doctors.
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Old Luck Twins
Little Jhonnie Hines
Patrick Dooler
Rindge Field
Heller Hospital
Johnnie Hines
Tatsie
Sudden death in Cambridge man on city street
Er N Hathaway aged 35 of 15 Cambridge Street Cambridge collapsed unconscious in a South Boston bound car near Berkshire and Cambridge streets Cambridge at 12 30 Tuesday. He died minutes later despite Dr J J Flynn efforts. Medical Examiner Swan ruled heart disease and natural causes. Police investigate due to lack of identification.
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ER. N. Hathaway
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
J. J. Flynn
Prospect Street
Swan
Man identified by wife after long delay
A man was finally identified by his wife around 9:30 after a period of uncertainty, according to the brief report.
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Wis
Hough's Neck Steamer Route Pleases Boston Outing Crowd
The Bay Line Wharf service runs from 400 Atlantic Avenue with 50 minute harbor trips to Hough's Neck and Nantasket Point. Departures include 8 15 A M 11 15 A M 2 15 P M 5 20 P M with return trips at 7 15 9 15 A M 1 00 4 00 P M and a Wednesday omit. Fares are 15 cents.
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Boston
Hough's Neck
Hougi’s Neck
Nantasket Point
Fishing Grounds Trip Aboard the Philadelphia Outing
The Philadelphia departs Central Wharf daily for fishing grounds with Captain Sorensen at the helm. Fare is $1.00 for a full day including bait lines and fish chowder, with $150 in gold prizes for the season's greatest catch.
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Philadelphia
Sorensen
Boston
Central Wharf
Institutes Beat Holy Name for Cambridge Championship
At the lawn party hosted by the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Cambridge the Institutes defeated Holy Name 8 to 5 to claim the Cambridge championship. Ryan dominated the Holy Name goal, with Hurley Marten and Thurston backing him. Ansmith and Flavin played well for the Holy Name.
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Church of the Basse Sacrament
Cambridge
Institutes
Holy Name
Ryan
Hurley
Marten
Thurston
Ansmith
Flavin
Foresters Ban Liquor Dealers From Order
The Catholic Order of Foresters in St Paul adopted a constitutional amendment excluding liquor dealers, both retail and wholesale, and bartenders from membership in the order.
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International Convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Paul
Gloucester Cape Ann Trip Promoted by Boston Transit
The Gloucester Cape Ann excursion is favored by Greater Boston residents as a pleasant day trip. Steamers depart Central Wharf in front of State Street L station on weekdays at 10 a.m and 2 p.m for a picturesque sail along the North Shore.
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Boston
Gloucester Boat Trip Offers Comfort at 75 Cent Fare
Leave Gloucester at 2 15 p m for a round trip aboard a palatial craft. Music on board during the journey provides entertainment and comfort for passengers. The fare is only 75 cents for the round trip.
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Gloucester
Bass Point Nahant Trip Offers Scenic Coastal Excursion
The article advertises Bass Point Nahant as a premier summer resort with two steamers Gov. Andrew and Gen. Lincoln sailing from Otis Wharf for Nahant at multiple morning intervals. A pleasant shore trip is promised with entertainment and a fire charge of 34 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
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Wid Nahant
Mecca
Gov. Andrew
Gen. Lincoln
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Arehive
Rowe
Death of Mrs Mary J McCarthy
Community pays tribute to Mary J McCarthy a long time St Marys parish member her children are noted as active parish workers funeral held Friday from 25 Essex Street
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Mary J. McCarthy
McCarthy
St. Mary's Parish
Essex Street
Tobacco Trade Principles Highlighted by Boston Shop
The article notes high specialization in tobacco wholesale and retail. It cites Thomas Gharak's shop at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline Street Station as an example and provides telephone 726 2 Cambridge for contact.
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Thomas Gharak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Gossip about Mrs Richleich's embonpoint prompts chatty barb
A brief exchange from the Baltimore American skewers Mrs Gossip and Mrs Richleich for weight remarks. The quip notes embonpoint with a sharp jab at social snobbery and vanity.
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Gossip
Richleich
Baltimore
Boston Transcript Kitchen Menu Query Sparks Reading Style Debate
In a short exchange the Boston Transcript questions whether a list of roast beef mutton lamb turnip beets potatoes fried liver steak and onions should be presented as a hash or as discrete items. The note hints at formatting preferences for menu style in print.
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Boston Transcript
Apple orchard debate at Cleveland Plain Dealer
A fragment recalls a talk about an apple orchard and a wheatfield during an exchange involving a choofer and spokes person, tied to Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Choofer
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wedding Promise Amid Pensive Banter
Lala expresses hope to be invited to Jack wedding and Jack vows invitation asserting his wedding will proceed with her presence. The exchange underscores a closer bond and implied future nuptials between them.
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Lala
Jack
Winter Underwear Amid Spring Banter At Silva’s
A clipped Bohemian style quip notes spring humor about winter wear while a local ad touts a hair restorer at Silva's 345 Green Street near Central Square offering a money back guarantee.
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Silva's
Green Street
Central Square
Tooth extraction tall tale from The Tatler humor
A brief quip shows a father recalling vast experience with tooth extractions as a child asks if he ever had a tooth out. The exchange highlights a comic, homespun tone from The Tatler.
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Pater
the Tatler
Regular Patron Quizzes Traction Co Manager
A longtime Suburbanite complains to the Traction Company manager about road service. The patron cites twenty years of regular use, prompting a questioning exchange on service standards.
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the Traction Co
Holiday voyage overheard on deck in Newcastle
A London to Newcastle boat trip yields a short exchange between a father and his young son. The boy asks about reminiscences and the father replies the voyage brings up nearly everything else.
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London
Newcastle
Sonny
Locals A Useful Ornament and Marriage Notice
A sewn machine ad promotes the SEW OME SEW ING MACHINE as useful to the housewife. A wedding at St Pauls Church Cambridge unites Frank Roust and Isabella Chestnut on Aug 1 8 with Rev McGlinchhey officiating. Bride’s sister Lailie Rounst and best man James Murphy attend. bride’s family recently suffered a death.
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Frank Roust
Isabella Chestnut
Somerville
St. Pauls Church
Cambridge
McGlinchhey
Lailie Rounst
James
Local East Cambridge Gossip and Summer Notes
Long column of town items notes weddings accretions to social life. Mentions Miss Sullivan at Centre Harbor and Mr Roust a former theatre manager singer. field day for French Acadians at Oak Island Grove Aug 24. various visits and trips to Peaks Island Marshfield and Philadelphia. several local incidents including a fatal trolley accident and a house fire. civic notes on street repaving and a new plant addition. school and club events with Institute plans and the East Cambridge Young Men’s Democratic Club outing Aug 17.
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Massachusetts
Societes’ Assumption
Oak Island Grove
Revere
Marie Sullivan
Broadway
Centre Harbor
Arthur M. Huddell
Commission On Old Age Insurance and Pensions
Governor Guild
Daniel J. Buckley
Bridge Street
Cambridge
George A. Giles
Bridgewater
Margaret Whitten
River Street
Marshfield
Thomas Atkinson
Rosenberg
Surfside
Winthrow
Webster
Western Avenue
Canterbury
Peaks Island
Portland
Nellie AlcDonald
Airs. Webster
J. Frank Facey
John F. Daily
Daily
Roxbury Crossing
The
Sentinel
Baily
East Cambridge
Young Men's Democratic Club
Charlestown
Combinaton Wark
George FP. Monahan
No. 35
Monument Avenue
City Square
Monahan
Westport Trip and Outing Club Schedule Mentioned
Columbia street residents leave Monday for Westport Missouri for a two weeks stay. The Long Pond Outing Club begins next Saturday with plans for a lively time at Chaplin's Vila. In line are Billie Shea Dan McCray John Lynch Ed Lynch Walter Hanson Mrs Belle Hanson Mamie Scanlan Annie Murphy Kate Sullivan Margaret McKenzie Anna Cummings Joe Smith Annie Adams.
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Robert Kiner
Salvation Army
State Farm
Almy
Bradford Stockton
Solomon Goldenberg
Francis G. Peabody
Kirkland Street
Fred Haynes
Ireland
Continent
Stamler Adams
John Stattery
Satuday
New York
Philadelphia
Abbot
Riverside Boat Club
Marairet
Julia Sweney
Mary
Margret Hankin
Long Pond
Frank Crowley
Nova Scotia
Mary Holden
Huron Avenue
C. T. Dooley
Catherine
Sarah
Salisbury Beach
Henry Hunley
Columbia Street
Westport
Chaplin's Vila
Billie Shea
Dan McCray
John
Ed. Lynch
Walter Hanson
Belle Hanson
Mamie Scanlan
Annie Murphy
Kate Sullivan
Margaret McKenzie
Anna Cummings
Joe Smith
Annie Adams
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Cambridge Sentinel
Massachusetts Ave
Hosea
Mass
Maze
Congress
Cape Ann
Bass Point
Nahant, Trip
Harper'’s Bazar
Bobble
Roust
Central Theatre
Litchfield
Raymond
Potters Field
Cambridge Cemetery
Israel M. Spelman
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Samuel Eliot
First Parish Unitarian Church
Spelman
Mt. Auburn
Scorgie
Marblehead
Elmer Street
Porter's Bridge
Arlington Line
Joseph F. Slocumb
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company
Portland Street
Temperance
Pioneer Corps
Michael O'Connor
Auxiliary Society
Billy” McElroy
Hamlet
Institute
Billy
Jimmy” Aylward
Brutus
Richard I
Hamlet Bertuccio
Natodwin
Willie Toohey
Frank Shaughnessy
Lena McLaughlin
Panwle
Frank Host
George F. Monahan
Suffolk
MonNahan
T. W. C3olcghein
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Awhun
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