Happenings At City Hospitals Highlight Harsh Urban Life
At the City Hospital several injuries are reported from latest incidents. Jeremiah De Larey, 42, of 43 Charter street, broke both bones in his right leg after a fall at Fleet and North streets at 5:30 PM. Patrick Moynahan, 62, died at City Hospital after fracturing in a fall at bank street last Sunday. Antonio Caba, 40, of Nor street, suffered a compound fracture when a heavy stone fell on his right leg at South street in West Roxbury. John Morse, 6, of 8 Mt. Vernon avenue, struck his head on a tree and sustained a brain concussion while playing on the Common yesterday. John A. Nugent, 42, a waiter of 12 Endit street North End, was run over by a Fitchburg train engine near Prison Point, leaving his left foot injured. he is at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Jeremiah de Larey
Charter Street
Fleet
North Streets
City Hospital
Patrick Moynahan
Bank Street
Yes
Antonio Caba
Nor Street
South Street
South Street, West Roxbury
Wily Ryser
John Morse
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Frog Pond
Ohn A. Nugent
Endit Street
North End
Fitchburg
Prison Point
Badaz
Massachusetts Feral Hospital
Record Mayhem At A Shuman’s Sale
Yesterday marked the first day of A Shuman’s big cut price clearance with record crowds flocking through the store. The blue and black serge suits and neat summer wear drew many buyers while the negligee apparel sparked heavy demand. Tennis blazers and new office coats were among the many purchases, as shoppers sought garments and furnishings at prices that left money for vacations.
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A. Shuman’s
Shuman
A. Shuman
Mills at Spencer Sold in Assignees Sale
In Worcester on August 1 an assignees sale liquidated interests of G. P. Ladd and Hugh Kelly in Spencer mills. The three set mill with looms cards and jacks brought 12120 to Noah Sagendorph East Rockfield a half interest. Vailey Mill sold to Everett S Jones Spencer for 21005 plus taxes. Spencer Open Company mills sold to Patrick Kane Spencer for 5055 a half interest.
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Worcester
G. P. Ladd
Hugh Kelly
Cassimere
Spencer
Noah Sagendorph
East Rockfield
Vailey
Everett S. Jones
Spencer Ooen Company
Mills
Patrick Kane
Dog Attack Injures Local Butcher in Saugatuck
Charles B. Bouton a local butcher was bitten three times on the legs by a Newfoundland dog owned by Robert H. Wheeler in Saugatuck Conn. The wounds were cauterized and hydrophobia not feared though rabid dogs have been killed nearby. Wheeler shot the dog at noon.
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Saugatuck
Conn
Charles B. Bouton
Robert H. Wheeler
Wheeler
Death Carnival Twist in Sout End Tenement
Mary Francis Thompson lay dead in the morgue as her husband sat in a Station 16 cell on suspicion of murder. Police say alcohol played a role in the death and the case hinges on whether the charge is grounded. The narrative hints at a troubled domestic scene and ongoing investigation.
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Mary Francis Thompson
Station 16
Inspector McCarthy Rescues Runaway Horses at Providence Depot
After the W. H. Bright family left Providence depot a coach shaft broke near the harness and horses bolted toward Church street. Inspector McCarthy rushed to the scene at the Thorndike entrance, grabbed the bridles, and held on to prevent a serious spill.
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Inspector McCarthy
W. WH. Bright
Providence
Church Street
Boylston Street
Thorndike
Syracuse officials tour Boston garbage system
Mayor Jacob Amos Health Commissioners Candee Hunter Henshell Mulvihere and Schwarg along with Dr Smith Health Inspector Marzburgher of Syracuse visit Boston to inspect its garbage system. H D Burrill of the Syracuse Journal and M J Kingsley of the Syracuse Standard accompany them to learn best practices for their inland city.
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Jacob Amos
Candee, Hunter, Henshell
Mulvihere
Schwarg
Dr. Smith
Health Department
Marzburgher
Syracuse
H. D. Burrill
Syracuse Ournal
M. J. Kingsley
Syracuse Standard
Boston
Untimely Death After Domestic Strife at 62 Unde Street
George Thompson and his wife, long tenants at 62 Unde Street, suffered frequent blows amid heavy liquor use. Last night the wife was found dead on the floor of their home with no clear cause. Thompson, once employed by Sally & Collins, has been idle and largely intoxicated for about a week. The report continues on page 2.
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George Thompson
Undee Street
Thompson
Sally & Collins
Broad-Gauged Enterprise in Cut-Price Clearance Sale
A front page image shows A Shu man & Co. clothing store busy during August undercuts amid scare. The shop ran a three column clearance ad across Herald Globe Record and a full page in the New Post, likely driving the crowd and proving resilient business. The piece argues croaker critics should note the lesson in enterprise.
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Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Herald
Globe and Record
New Post
Post
Brockton's Church Row Deepens as Thompson Faces Probe
In Brockton, clerical tensions mount as Mr. Thompson remains under scrutiny by the investigating committee. Earlier findings by the committee had disclosed key concerns prompting the ongoing inquiry.
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Raw
Mr. Thompson
Press Manufacturers Invited to Supply New Large Press
THE POST states its Jumbo Press is growing beyond capacity and invites propositions from all press manufacturers to furnish the largest and most advanced press available. The machine must print a page the size of this paper and an even number of pages up to sixteen, incorporating the latest improvements. Address E. A. Groziter, Editor and Publisher, THE POST, Boston.
Trial of Rev Napoleon B Thompson Opens at Campello
In Brockton on August 1, the Rev Napoleon B Thompson began his trial charged with improper conduct toward Mrs Lillian M Swift, once a Brockton schoolteacher. The eight and a half hour hearing featured a stormy exchange of sharp remarks between the ex-pastor and his accusers. Continued on Page 2.
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Brockton
Cambridge
Campello
Napoleon Bonaparte Thompson
Lillian M. Swift
Pork Cudahy Failing Hits Chicago Trade
Chicago reports on August 1 reveals John Cudahy has failed, linked to North American Provision Company and Wright & Haughey. Declines in pork prices led to heavy losses from lard and ribs betting, with speculative totals believed very large. Cudahy Packing Company in Louisville and Nashville remains separate from his personal finances.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
John Cudahy
Cudahy
Wright & Haughey
North American Provision Company
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Browning, King & CO
Clothiers
Washington St
Cor
Kneeland
F. C. Garmon
MR. Pulitzer
Bar Harbor
Joseph Pulitzer
Chatwold
A. Shuman & Co
Atkinson Furnishing Co
Washington
N St
Bos
Barnstable
Leander L. Jones
Ella Jones
Leander
Ella
Cassimere Mills
Death Carounal
Mary Frances Thompson
Inspector M'Carthy
Doliber-Goodale Co
Mass
Marblehead
Salem Willows
Island and
Beverly
Baker's
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston Post
Snow’s Arch
Hug
Portant
MR. Croaker
Brockton’s Church Row
E. A. Groziter
the «9St
New York
Brunswick
QO. L. Fern
New England
Union St
Ord
Natl ‘Life Ins
J. T. P . State Agt
Bostop
George E. Keith
Pork
Lord and Ribs
Gray Gables
Frederick Gallatin
Almy
New Bedford
Cleveland
Lamont
Benedict
Gallatin
Antwerp
Red Star Maes Friesland
H. H. Cushing
Cushing
Albert Bushnell Hart
Hart
E. Woodsbury
M. W. May
M. W. Abbott
King's
King’s Bohemian
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
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