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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1916

Page

3

French Honor Norton Corps for Verdun Ambulance Service

American Volunteer Motor Ambulance Corps led by Dr. Richard Norton of Cambridge received a Croix de Guerre for its Verdun duty near Douaumont. Three men were wounded in a disputed order, while Wendell, Hollinshed, McCreery, and Harden were decorated for bravery.

Verdun American Volunteer Motor Ambulance Corps Richard Norton Cambridge Charles Eliot Norton Harvard Norton Elizabeth Gaskell Norton Mt. Vernon Street Douaumont Dr. Norton As Jr. Norton Wendell Hollinshed McCreery Hardeen Laurence McCreery Poste de Secour Pollus Jac Wendell Wendell and T Huskier Hey Brancardier Neuilly Harden

DROWNS IN BIDDEFORD SURF UNDERTOW

Louis E. Browne of Roslindale Mass a superintendent at Farrington box factory Roxbury was drowned in Biddeford Pool surf today. He swam with others when drawn beneath the undertow and died despite rescue attempts. Medical Examiner said death due to heart disease. Browne lived at 22 Walter street Roslindale.

Biddeford Louis E. Browne Roslindale Mass Farrington Box Roxbury Biddeford Pool Browne Trainor Walter Street

Boy found asleep in woods after days of searching

Two-year-old Stephen Ryder was found asleep in a dense thicket near his Ashland home after a weekend of frantic searching. He had berry stains on his lips and hands, but was unharmed and eating after being cared for by a physician.

Ashland Stephen Ryder Stephen Thomas Ryder Ryder E Company the Sixth Regiment

Miss Farmer Escapes Sanatorium In Controversial Case

Urban Ledoux and former Senator Chandler released statements to the Post about securing evidence against Dr Cowles sanitarium amid Miss Farmers removal. Ledoux described feigning illness to enter the facility and abduct her to Eliot. Miss Farmer spoke with reporters expressing relief at leaving the sanitarium.

Chandler Urban Ledoux Peace Advocate Miss Farmer Post Dr. Cowles

Medical exams may end many Massachusetts troops' careers

In El Paso on August 6 a board of regular army surgeons will begin rigid examinations of the Ninth Regiment and later the Eighth Fifth, with many officers and men likely to be disqualified for underweight, flat feet, or poor eyesight. A two hour Catholic mass and dedication of St. Catherine's Chapel drew about 2,500 soldiers and 500 civilians, led by Bishop Anthony J. Schuler, beside the camp near the Mexican border. An auto accident injured Sergeant L. B. O'Reilly and W. Gilmore of the Fifth. The Ninth will assume border patrol duties next Tuesday after the Eighth plan fell through.

EL Paso Texas Massachusetts Anthony J. Schuler St. Catherine's Chapel Colonel Logan Ninth Meredith Highth Bouve Sweetser Stover Fifth Bishop Shuster Thomas J. Boles J. W. Mahoney Lawrence Bishop Schuler Michael J. O'Connor Ninth Regiment Patrick Dunigan Thirty-second Michigan Regiment Frank Lederlee Robert M. Libertini James Coupal L. B. O'Reilly W. Gilmore Fifth Regiment O'Reilly Gilmore Charlestown Eighth Regiment Border Patrol

New York Car Strike May Be Settled Today

The New York street railway strike nears resolution after discussions among the Federation of Labor leaders, Mayor Mitchel, and Railways Company officials led by Theodore P. Shonts. A tentative settlement basis will be presented to both sides for ratification with service to resume on the entire system.

Board of Directors New York Railways Mahon Mitchel Manhattan Bronx Queens Staten Island Richmond Straus A Surface Car Corporation William B.wilson Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor

Investigation of Miss Farmer removal from sanitarium

Chandler's letter to Governor Cowles accuses officials in Portsmouth of illegally seizing Miss Sarah J. Farmer from a New Hampshire sanitarium and transporting her to Eliot Maine. Ledoux recalls gaining access by pretending illness to gather internal evidence for a formal inquiry. The document urges joint state action to punish the wrongdoing and prevent further conflicts between Maine and New Hampshire.

Cowles Green Acre New Hampshire Maurice Leach Eliot Donnell and Packard Kittery Ledoux Miss Farmer Portsmouth Chandler Sarah J. Farmer Edward S. Cowles Maine Supreme Court of Farmer Boston Sanborn Massachusetts Washington Bay State

Drowning Tragedy Strikes Beach Resort Sunday

Lifesaving crews and physicians labored for hours to revive Livermore after a drowning at the beach. Passersby, nurses, and officials including Senator Tufts and General Darling aided in the rescue attempts before the effort was halted at 7 30 PM.

Livermore Miss Brown North Scituate William Groverstein E. O. Parker Scituate Philip A. E. Shepard Dorchester Fern Cliff Charles M. Long Old Colony Gas Company Nathan A. Tufts Charles K. Darling

87 Year Old Irvine Hunter Dies After Harbor Swim

Irving Hunter aged 87 drowned off Gloucester after swimming twice across the harbor from Cunningham Thompson wharf to Rocky Neck and back. Accompanied by Otis Subbay he called for help as exhaustion set in and was later pronounced dead from shock and heart failure after two hours of attempts to revive him.

Gloucester Irving Hunter Otis Subbay Hunter Cunningham & Thompson Rocky Neck Subbay James McKay Tony D. J. Finnigan

Six Save Near Dorchester Bay Dory Incident

Six Roxbury boys narrowly escaped drowning in Dorchester Bay when a sudden wind shift capsized their frail dory and dropped them into the water.

Roxbury Dorchester Bay

Brave swimmer saves companions after capsized boat mission

Charles B. Carver of Plymouth Court led a rescue by swimming from a capsized craft to City Point pier as others gave their names to the coast guard. Life Guard Christopher Sullivan spotted him at dawn and alerted a 28 foot launch from Dorchester Bay Coast Guard. Carver, exhausted, was pulled from the water after signaling for help and uttering a plea for aid.

Charles B. Carver Plymouth Court City Point Pier Coast Guard Harry Hughes Alexander Woolhouse Hammond Street George C. Doyle Sarsfield Street Hugh Muir Washington Street Joseph Thomas Carver Christopher J. Sullivan Sullivan Dorchester Bay Coast Guard Robert Pearce Joseph George John Dever

Interborough Grants $1 a Day Extra Pay to Subway and L Train Workers

After talks between Theodore P. Shonts and Frank Hedley, Interborough Rapid Transit announces each employee about 12 000 will receive an extra $1 per day until further notice due to surge in subway and elevated traffic from strike conditions. Hedley notes return of former workers enables surface lines to run about 60 percent of normal service.

New York Theodore P. Shonts Frank Hedley Interborough Rapid Transit Company Interborough Hedley New York Railways Company

Rescue at Sea Returns Six Boys to Shore

The launch under Carver rescued six boys missing after a drowning alert. Woolhouse was found floundering and saved, Doyle was picked up about 100 yards farther, and the three others clung to the dory near Thompson's Island. They were warmed and sent home after rest.

Carver Dory Woolhouse Doyle Thompson’s Island

Woburn Car Crash Leaves Mrs Taylor Critical

Mrs. George W. Taylor of Chelsea is in critical condition at Choate Hospital Woburn after a Cambridge street crash the same day that Louis K. Waitt of Malden was arrested for reckless driving held on $600 bail. Waitt and a companion were uninjured. Another collision on Lake street left Hubert Kaine with facial bruises at Choate Hospital.

George W. Taylor Clark Avenue Chelsea Choate Hospital Woburn Cambridge Street Lexington Street Louis K. Waitt Porter Street Malden Waitt Lake Street Kaine

Two At City Point Rescue At Head House Bay

Richard Cregan 22 and John O'Brien 23 were rescued from drowning near Head House Bay City Point. Life-Saving Corps members with boatman H. A. Spratt aided Cregan and O'Brien with first aid before both men returned home. Cregan lives at 15 Warner Street Newburyport and O'Brien at 65 Pearl Street Cambridge.

Head House Bay City Point Richard Cregan Charles Mackey H. A. Spratt Cregan Warner Street Newburyport John O’brien Pearl Street Cambridge Joseph Wolymer Lfe Boatman Spratt O’brien Corps

Riverside Hero Policeman Rescues Drowning Canoeist

A canoeist on the Charles River near Riverside nearly drowned after his canoe capsized. Officer Charles Hendrickson, new at Riverside station, jumped in and rescued him after he sank twice. the man was revived. About 4000 canoeists were on the river between Waltham and Watertown. six accidents occurred but others reached shore unaided.

Charles Hiver Riverside Charles Hendrickson Riverside Station Metropolitan Park Police Charles River Waltham Watertown

Bay State Girl Weds at Border

Miss Jane G Dolan private secretary to Dr John Houston traveled 2500 miles to marry Corporal Leigh C Stuart of I Company Second Massachusetts Regiment in a border ceremony. Stuart requested and received a furlough to El Paso, then returned to duty after the wedding moment.

Columbus N. M Jane G. Dolan John Houston Northampton State Hospital Leigh C. Stuart I Company Second Massachusetts Regiment Stuart el Paso

Outpost News and Border Duty Amid Desert Camp

The report covers a Northampton insurance man Stuart and fiancée Miss Dolan marrying in El Paso with a border furlough. It notes General Pershing’s near-time word on Private Hugh Clark facing trial for alleged misrepresentation, and captures patrols, a crater climb by Second Regiment officers, a murder escape ruse, and Sunday border visits plus two baseball games and medical foot inspections for 1500 troops amid ingrown toenails.

Stuart Northampton Dolan el Paso J. C. Stuart General Pershing Hugh Clark Holyoke Louis J. van Schaick Intelligence Department Clark Pershing Mexico Tres Hermanas Mountains William C. Stevenson Eugene F. Burr Howard W. Robbins John A. Jones Worcester

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