Cowboy Bites Ear To Subdue Recalcitrant Mule At Fort Sam Houston
Sam C. McCoy a San Antonio cowboy in U S government service brought 105 mules and 45 horses from Fort Sam Houston to a city lot in Washington. After nine days in box cars the animals were unruly until McCoy bit one mule’s ear to start a rope restraint. The crowd cheered as the mule was led away restrained by rope.
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Sam C. McCoy
San Antonio
Tex
United States
Fort Sam Houston
Ninth Regiment
N. G
Back Bay
Massachusetts Avenue
McCoy
Texan Plains
Sam Houston
Flag Raisings Across Cambridge Honor Nation
Patriot events in Cambridge included a 5 p m flag raising in Inman Square with 200 attendees singing the National Anthem. Agnes Donnelly raised the new flag donated by the Inman Square Business Men's Association as Mayor Rockwood and Professor Charles Bushnell Hart spoke.
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Cambridge
Inman Square
Third Street
East Cambridge
Boy Drowns After Fall From Neponset River Bridge
Albert C. Boye age 12 of 68 Temple Street Dorchester fell from the Walter Baker factory bridge in Milton Lower Mills yesterday morning into the Neponset River and drowned. zuvor
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Boy
Neponset River
Walter Baker
Milton Lower Mills
Albert C. Boye
Temple Street
Dorchester
Archbishop Blenk Near Death in New Orleans
Arch bishop Blenk, critically ill since Sunday, was near death early today in New Orleans. His condition worsened yesterday and he lapsed into unconsciousness last night, according to attending physicians.
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New Orleans
Blenk
Maine Spanish War Vets Hold Convention in Biddeford
The Department of Maine United Spanish War Veterans held its 16th annual convention in Biddeford with Department Commander William S. Sterling of Waterville presiding. The past year added 124 new members and ladies auxiliaries were formed at Waterville and Biddeford.
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Maine
Biddeford
Department of Maine
United Spanish War Veterans
William S. Sterling
Waterville
Navy enlistment surge bill clears naval committee
Washington April 19 The administration measure to raise naval strength from 87000 to 160600 and Marine Corps from 17400 to 30000 was favorably reported to the Senate today by the naval committee.
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Senate
Washington
T. J. Mahoney
Omaha
Neb
Administration
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval Committee
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Aetna Explosives Company, Inc
New Bedford
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