Tragic Jealousy Ends in Double Death
In Quincy last night Albert Spargo shot and killed his wife Elizabeth Spargo and then killed himself. After 15 years of marked jealousy he had recently reconciled, but renewed disputes led to the fatal act at their Franklin street home.
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Quincy
Albert Spargo
Spargo
Elizabeth Bowhay
Spargos
Andrew MclIntosh, Jr
Franklin Street
Carnegie Gifts 10 Million to Pension Teachers Fund
Andrew Carnegie announces a 10 million dollar endowment to found The Carnegie Foundation to provide retiring pensions for college and university teachers in the US Canada and Newfoundland. The trustees will organize the foundation, set pension rules, and study needs while data is gathered from institutions. The gift secures pensions and aims to raise teaching standards nationwide.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Canada
Newfoundland
Carnegie
Eliot
Dr. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
F. A. Vanderlip
Carnegie Foundation
Board of Trustees
United States Steel Corporation
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Polytechnic School
Carnegie National University
Eeee
Dunfermline
Peace ‘Temple
the Hague
United States
Archbishop Williams Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Boston
Archbishop Williams marked his 83rd birthday with well wishes from clergy and parishioners at the archiepiscopal residence. He maintained his routine of Mass and diocese duties while receiving floral tributes and attention from cathedral congregants. He is near 60 years since his ordination to the priesthood.
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Williams
F. B. Conlin
Boston
John J. Williams
New England
Union
Osler
Italians and Polanders Fight Over Racial Animosity
A mid night riot at 17 Morton Street North End left four men injured two in hospital and five more arrested on drunken charges. Ant ony Trosky may die from a deep abdominal stab wound while Harry Witchie Antonio Mandraze are charged with assault with a big iron bar and a stileto.
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Morton Street
North End
Antony Trosky
Harry Witchie
Antonio Mandraze
Division 1
Vitchie
Mandraze
Antony Trosby
Michael Green
McGovern Delivers Winning Hit For Boston In O T War
The youthful South Boston catcher Terry McGovern hit a ball behind third base to score Freeman and give Boston a 2 1 victory over Washington at Huntington Avenue grounds. Washington battled hard, but two outs in the eighth sealed the win as Freeman reached on a misplay by Washington’s Mullen.
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Washington
Terry McGovern
South Boston
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Freeman
McGovern
Boston
Mullen
Lynn woman credits John’s Medicine for throat and lungs
Miss Agnes Davin of Lynn says life improved after using John’s Medicine, claiming it saved her throat and lungs. This brief note continues on page eight.
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Agnes Davin
Lynn
John
Injured Newton Teacher Clings to Life After Bicycle Crash
H. Chapin Sawin principal of Bigelow grammar school lies at Newton City Hospital with a fractured skull and internal injuries after being found unconscious beside his bicycle on Commonwealth avenue near Chestnut street. Police say the accident remains a mystery and suspect vehicle involvement or criminal negligence.
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Newton
H. Chapin Sawin
Bigelow Grammar School
Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Street
Lawin
Sawin
Pole Rips Gar Side
Fireman Crowley of Engine 3 Northampton Street reacted quickly to an alarm from Box 98. He drove from the station and, in a near miss, the engine pole struck a Grove Hall car, causing panic and a passenger to faint. Crowley steered away, saving the car and himself. several windows were broken and the engine sustained damage.
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Northampton Street
Grove Hall
W. A. Busch
Boston and Worcester Trolley Line Delivers Frequent Service
The line operates cars from Park Square every 15 minutes serving Newton Wellesley Natick South Framingham Marlboro Hudson Westboro Northboro Shrewsbury and Worcester with unexcelled service and low fares.
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Wellesley
Natick
Framingham
Southboro
Marlboro
Hudson
Westboro
Northboro
Shrewsbury
Worcester
Boston & Worcester
Trolley Air Line
Park Square
300 Dogs Shot in Lowell as Mad Dog Menace Persists
In Lowell on April 27 a sixth dog attack in two months ends with 300 canines shot by police. Four year old Mary Cassidy, daughter of Patrick Cassidy, was bitten on Adams Street near Cross Street. She was taken to Dr. Laughlin with Dr. Sherman, then sent to New York City for Pasteur Institute care. The attacking dog, said to belong to Cox, is contained and likely to be shot.
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Lowell
Mary Cassidy
Patrick Cassidy
Adams Street
Cross Street
Cox
James F. Laughlin
IT. B. Sherman
New York City
Pasteur Institute
Chicago braces for historic strike as union fights to the death
Chicago on April 27 faced a massive 38500 strong strike by teamsters with a firm open shop stance from the Employers' Association. Rioting injured three as guards and detectives protect wagons. Notable firms report large walkouts including Marshall Field, Montgomery Ward, Farwell, Wells Fargo, American Express, Adams, and others.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
Teamsters Union
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Daniels Coal Company
Marshall Field & Co
Fair Weather Forecast for Boston Area
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday and Saturday mostly fair with warmer temperatures. Light variable winds expected as conditions stay dry.
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Boston
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