Auto Driver Held in Manslaughter over Everett Child Death
In Everett yesterday two year old Helena Glennon died after being struck by a touring car driven by Joseph F. Donahue of Woburn. Donahue and companion Harry Holdridge were in the vehicle at the time. Donahue claimed the child darted into the left wheel. He was held at the Everett police station on a manslaughter charge and not bailed. The car owner is J. J. Lynch, manager of the Woburn Garage Company.
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Joseph F. Donahue
Davis Street
Woburn
Everett
Harry E. Holdridge
J. J. Lynch
Wreck Report Sails From Gloucester Bessie M. Dugan
Unconfirmed late report says the gill netting steamer Bessie M. Dugan owned by T. A. Cromwell of Boston wrecked in fog off Boone Island last night. Crew of 12 saved.
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Glougzster
Bessie M. Dugan
T. A. Cromwell
Boston
Boone Island
Bessie Dugan Sinks After Hitting Isle Ledge Off Portsmouth
The vessel Bessie Dugan struck a ledge off Boone Island near Portsmouth harbor in dense fog and sank within minutes in 30 fathoms. Crew escaped into a nearby seine boat but could save nothing as the ship disappeared. the crew spent the night on the island eight miles offshore. Captain Forbes commanded full steam to back, the boat had just been remodeled and was uninsured. Efforts to verify the report were unavailable late tonight.
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Portsmouth Harbor
Bessie Dugan
Boone Island
Pollock
Forbes
Cromwell
Charles Forbes
Portsmouth
Steamer Bessie M. Dugan Reported Wrecked Near Boone Island
Life-saving crews along the Seacoast monitor dense fog for the steamer Bessie M. Dugan said to be wrecked off Boone Island. Communication limited by fog, aiding vessels near shoals, with White Island fog horn audible in harbor.
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Portsmouth
N. H
3. H. Harding
Bessie M. Dugan
Boone Island
White Island
Isles of Shoals
Isle of Shoals
Appledore
White Islands
Harding
Boston
Big
Little Head
Hampton Beach
Fred D. Holden
Concord Head
Rutland Derailment Injures Six on Mountain Flyer
Six people were badly hurt when the Mountain Flyer derailed near Beldens, Vermont, four miles north of Middlebury, at about 6 pm. A Pullman and several coaches derailed, the cause unknown. The most seriously hurt was Miss Clara Bunger of New York City. others include Co. 8 Bresley of Burlington, Charles M. Williams of New York, Mrs. George R. Henderson of Montclair, and Miss E. Derrick of St. Albans.
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Rutland
Beldens
Middlebury
Clara Bunger
New York City
Bresley
Burlington
Charles M. Williams
George R. Henderson
Montclair
N. J
E. Derrick
St. Albans
Burglary at Karl Orth Home Suspects Tied to Shooting
Police link second break in at Karl Orth's Brighton residence to a Thanksgiving shooting in his room. The 22 year old music teacher’s Lamark Road home was looted on both occasions but most other valuables remained. Detectives suspect a motive to injure him as the burglar left valuables untouched.
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Karl Orth
Lamark Road
Brighton
Nicholas Outwits Powers in Albanian Politics
London April 28 King Nicholas allegedly orchestrated the surrender of Scutari with Essad Pasha the Albanian fortress commander. Essad proclaims himself King of Albania at Alessia and aligns with Turkish general Dravid Pasha as their forces total about 40,000. Europe faces difficulty nullifying the pact between Nicholas and Essad.
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London
Nicholas
Scutari
Essad Pasha
Essad
Albania
Alessia
Dravid Pasha
Austria and Montenegro Crisis Deepens With War Threats
The dispute over Albania’s borders worsens as Austria threatens war if Europe’s coercive measures fail. An ambassadors conference determines possible actions against Montenegro with reports of Austrian troop movements toward Antivari Dulcigno and San Giovanni Di Medua and a possible march on Cetinje.
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Europe
Montenegro
Austria
Scutari
Ceitinje
Trieste
Antivari
Dulcigno
San Giovanni di Medua
Cettinje
Strassberger
Borden and Daughter Reunited After Boston Search
Gail Borden the New York condensed milkman and his daughter Ramona are recuperating near Boston after a sensational days long search. They eluded friends and detectives who believed they had hurried to New York Saturday afternoon.
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Gail Borden
New York
Ramona
Boston
Borden on the Move After Suburban Ride
A Boston Post report quotes Mr. Borden in Medford last evening after returning from a suburban automobile ride. He denies plans to prosecute anyone, hopes his daughter recovers from stress, and requests that the public forget the incident while they stay hidden awhile. He also comments on press coverage and asks reporters to stop speculating.
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A.post
Medford
Mr. Borden
Boston Post
Mr. Kyrie
New York
the Vendome
Kidnap Suspect Black Hand Holds Boston Girl in Philadelphia
Lena Buscemi a 16 year old daughter of Salvatore Buscemi of 192 North street Boston has been traced to Philadelphia where detectives say she is held drugged by Black Hand abductors who snatched her from home a week ago. Frank Buscemi led a Baltimore pursuit before tracking to Little Italy where Captain Cameron assembled patrols to seal off tenements and rookeries and rescue attempts continue.
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Philadelphia
Lena Buscemi
Salvatore Buscemi
North Street
Boston
Frank Buscemi
Baltimore
Italy
Cameron
Otto Sarony Company
Abduction Case Ties to Buscemi Family and Ringleader
Frank Buscemi reports black hand threats against his daughter tied to a kidnapping plot. Detectives identify Luigi Olivier, once a Buscemi employee, as ringleader who also stole 974 dollars from the office safe before vanishing with the girl near her home. Boston sleuths quickly pursue the trail.
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Frank Buscemi
Luigi Olivier
Buscemi
Boston
Levee Break Floods Mississippi Delta Farm Areas
A break in the Lake St John levee 12 miles north of Ferriday La released floodwaters onto farms and villages in lower Tensas and Concordia parishes after months of threats.
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Natchez
Miss
Mississippi River
Upper
Louisiana
Lake St. John
Ferriday
Lower Tensas
Concordia Parishes
Large flood displaces thousands across 900 square miles
About 20 000 people will be driven from their homes in a 900 square mile region. Property damage tops hundreds of thousands of dollars. The break occurred at 3 20 this morning after warnings were issued two hours earlier. Most livestock moved to hills on the Mississippi side. Six river steamers and many motor boats were sent from Natchez and Vicksburg to rescue residents from the flooded district.
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Mississippi
Natchez
Vicksburg
Fire claims seven horses in Somerville blaze
A two story Union square building in Somerville housing Fulton O'Brien hay and grain dealers burned yesterday afternoon. Seven horses perished including blue ribbon winners. three firemen injured as floors collapsed. total loss around $12,000 with most impact on Mr O'Brien. Fire alarm sounded and neighbors feared wood frame nearby structures would ignite due to aging buildings.
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Union Square
Somerville
Fulton O’brien
O’brien
Firefighters Fall While Containing Blaze On Second Floor
As flames raged on the second floor and just before the all out warning, Captain Edward F. Trefren and Hosemen Albert A. McLaughlin and Edward White of Hose 5 fell to the first floor. They landed on bundled hay, sparing them more severe injuries. Trefren injured his ankle, McLaughlin suffered a deep cut on his right leg, and White injured his back.
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Edward F. Trefren
Albert A. McLaughlin
Edward White
Hose 5
Trefren
McLaughlin
White
Massive Fire Destroys Baltimore Block On Sharp Street
A large brick building between West and Osden streets in Baltimore was gutted by an early fire. The blaze caused about 200000 dollars in damage, splitting losses between George Esselman & Co. picture frames and moulding and the Chesapeake Manufacturing Co. furniture makers. Most stock and machinery were lost, with insurance covering the damage.
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Baltimore
Sharp Street
West
Ostend Streets
George Esselman & Co
Chesapeake Manufacturing Company
Celestial Times and Historic Births and Battles
On the 118th day of year and 39th of spring the sky shows Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn with rising and setting times. Anniversaries mark James Monroe born 1758 B and O railroad formed 1828 Palmer Cox born 1844 and forts Jackson and St Philip fell 1862. A year ago Halifax identified ninety two Titanic dead.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
James Monroe
United States
B. & O. Railroad Company
Palmer Cox
Forts Jackson
St. Philip
Halifax
Showers Forecast for Hoston and New England Area
Forecasts predict showers for Monday in Hoston and vicinity with clearing Tuesday and little temperature change. In Washington on April 27 the New England forecast calls for showers Monday, cooler interior, unsettled Tuesday with likely showers and moderate to brisk east and southeast winds.
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Hoston
Washington
New England
Weather Log From Yesterday With Temperatures
Readable fragments show hourly readings from a weather log with temperatures for various stations. Averages are listed: yesterday 51.14, yesterday vs last year 58.24, and a note that Monday a year ago was cloudy.
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Spemeers
Spa
Sccas
Gia
Ge.vores
Oh Wiese Se
Baseball Scores and Weather Get Noted on Page 10
National results show St. Louis defeating Cincinnati 2 to 1 and Chicago beating Pittsburgh 7 to 1. American league notes St. Louis tops Chicago 3 to 0. Detroit Cleveland rain delays games. Detailed hesckelt and other sports on pages 10 and 11.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Hesckelt
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HUB Steamer
Boone Island Ledge
Auto
Helena Glennon
Charles F. Glennon
Second Street
Uincy House
Acyltra Acvired
Gseberten
Sree ol _Haymarket
Hollis Ike
Shubert Theatre
Boston Tavern
Washington St
Crosby & Son
Sterling Inn
Pall Beer
Eacee ‘Foren
Cubist
Robber
Orth
Exchange Trust Co
Mile Street
Boylston Street
Nicholas Outwits
Powers
Borden and Girl
A.M
Portland
Gloucester
Newport
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